Volunteer

Your time and dedication are vital contributions to our work.

Volunteering at Guild is a hands-on opportunity to support our integrated model—where supportive human connection, safety, and community engagement are just as critical as clinical care. We welcome you to volunteer with us and experience the profound, lasting impact your efforts make in the lives of the people we serve.

Volunteer With Us

Your time and compassion are essential to our work. Click below to view all current volunteer opportunities, read full role descriptions, and apply to the position that fits your schedule and skills.

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Computer Lab Assistant

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Join us to assist Community Support Program (CSP) members in developing technology skills through classes, informal sessions, and one-on-one instruction. Schedule: At least twice a month during open hours of Monday—Friday, 12:00-4:00 p.m.

General and Event Support

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Your time and compassion are essential components of Guild’s mission. We offer a variety of roles—from event support at key fundraisers like the Bash for Mental Health to program and administrative assistance. We welcome your interest and will be in touch as opportunities arise!

“The best part of volunteering with Guild is all the diverse types of people I have met from all different backgrounds and experiences. Connecting with people at a personal level and showing we are human is the best part of Guild! We can make a difference one person at a time.”

— Erica, Volunteer Educator

“I chose to volunteer with Guild because I strongly believe in the value of community-based mental health. The fact that Guild is based in the community matters to me because this helps people served to maintain community connections and determine their own destiny.”

— Melissa, Volunteer Ambassador & Educator

“Volunteering at Guild has been a rewarding experience. I’ve learned so much from the people I’ve met and the work that Guild does. Guild offers more than a bed and a meal. They follow people through the whole process and truly support them.”