Volunteer Projects

What "cause" interests your group most? We align your cause and goals with hands-on activities everyone will enjoy doing.

Volunteer installing beneficial acquatic plants along a lake's shoreline to reduce harmful pollution during a Volunteer Orlando project.

Volunteer sanding a metal pole before painting it during a Volunteer Orlando project.

Volunteers crafting STEM education items to help children learn during a Volunteer Orlando project.

What Volunteers Do

Volunteers have made benches, garden boxes, picnic tables, assembled bicycles, painted, planted shrubs and gardens, installed appliances, mattresses and computers.

They have created anti-bullying, financial literacy, self-confidence, food and hygiene kits. Others have crafted artwork for shelters and public schools, made STEM and Archaeological Dig kits, and more.

No extraordinary skills are required. Just bring your desire to make a difference! Skills-based opportunities are also available.

Volunteer Orlando customizes each project based upon factors like, community needs, age range of volunteers, exertion level, and preferences of each group.

Happy children sitting on their new bench made of wood, cut and assembled by Volunteer Orlando volunteers.

Who Benefits?

Projects help end poverty, enhance the welfare, success and happiness of people who are disadvantaged. Others aid the environment.

Nonprofit organizations, Title 1 public schools and parks benefit. They receive 100% of project work products.

We also help volunteers understand community issues and their power to use their heads, hearts and hands to improve The Human Condition.

Project Locations

Activities happen across Greater Orlando, Kissimmee, Lake Buena Vista, Lake Mary, and Central Florida.

Outside projects occur at nonprofit organizations.

Inside projects happen at workplaces, hotels, schools, and the convention center.

Come-and-Go activities are hands-on and short-duration. Cocktail parties, trade shows and conference registrations are prime opportunities.

Volunteer prepping walls to paint at a community center during a Volunteer Orlando project.

Happy volunteer making puppets to help young children combat bullying, during a Volunteer Orlando project.

Project Activities

Here's how groups can complete activities within a project's timeline.

Single - Everyone starts and finishes one primary activity.

Simultaneous - Two or more teams start different activities at the same time. Tasks can be completed at various times. When this happens, teams start and complete additional activities.

Sequence - Activities are completed one after the other.

Volunteer planting shrubs during a Volunteer Orlando project.

Volunteers mixing cake batter at a group home, during a Volunteer Orlando project.

Project Budget

Project budgeting factors include the number of people involved, project duration and complexity, cost of supplies and our staff time.

Volunteers complete their lake cleanup and aquatic art projects.