Opportunities From: Better Angels' Volunteer Hub

Do you enjoy working with positive people? Are you ready to make a difference in the North Hollywood serving our unhoused & underserved neighbors?

Together, We'll provide a prepared warm, delicious meal, contribute to community activities, and provide resources to our unhoused neighbors by partnering with Hope the Mission. They are a local & known service provider in the Valley and we are proud to co-host at one of their Navigation Centers in North Hollywood. Your presence and volunteering will help create a welcoming, supportive, and safer environment for our community.

Why this project matters: Our unhoused neighbors will get some urgent needs met, which everyone deserves. When we work with fellow volunteers to meet the urgent needs of people living outside, our entire community benefits.  And all can connect with local benefits, resources, and services and enjoy the community!  

Hope the Mission Navigation Help Center are working on creating a dedicated event to serve their community in need.  At this monthly event, the team invites additional service providers to bring resources for their guests to access at this location as they expand services and operations.

Wear: Please wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty. If you've volunteered with us before, feel free to wear your Better Angels T-shirt to show your support!

Tools: We will provide any necessary supplies, tools, and gloves if you need them. 

Age: All ages are welcome. Teams with members younger than 14 will participate with their parent/ guardian.

What We Will Do

Join the Better Angel group at the welcome table inside the fellowship hall. Look for our light blue T-shirts and our light blue sign Sign in and receive a Better Angels T-shirt, if needed. We'll meet up and chat about our plan for each shift's duties.  Get the tools and instructions you'll need.   After: Share your experience with the onsite volunteer coordinator and find other ways you'd like to serve.  We will also send you a brief survey after the event. 

List of volunteer roles: You can select a preferred role, based on the shift time you select for the event.  We'll work with you to identify a task you can do and will enjoy!

Tables/ chairs set up Charging station set upCheck -in table set up Decor set up Breakfast & Coffee Set up Servers ( waters, Drinks)Line attendantRestroom/ shower attendant Guest navigation ( Greet, direct, and count how many guests are entering the site)Guest Belonging Attendant ( Making sure guests know where they can leave their items attended and the volunteer will make sure items are not stolen)Hygiene DistributorDocumentarian ( Photographer of the event while keeping guest dignity as top priority - covering volunteers and the work they are doing)Activity/Game Coordinator Be an Angel. Join us!

Do you enjoy working with positive people? Are you ready to make a difference in Whittier, serving our unhoused neighbors?

Our partners at the Whittier LGBTQ Center provide showers, laundry, case management, free clothing, and care to the community every Monday-Friday.  And every Thursday, our partner, Operation Healthy Hearts, provides groceries and hygiene supplies.   
But there are more needs in this area, so we invite service providers and vendors to come alongside us to provide a warm, nutritious meal, immediate healthcare, connection to many other benefits and resources!

Together: We'll be providing a warm meal, resources, and entertainment for our unhoused neighbors by partnering with local service vendors. Your presence and volunteering will help create a welcoming, supportive, and safer environment for our community.

Why this project matters: Our unhoused neighbors will get some urgent needs met and enjoy community, while connecting to resources.  When we work with fellow volunteers to meet the urgent needs of people living outside, our entire community benefits. 

Wear: Please wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty. You may be working outside, so wear a jacket, hat, and/or sunscreen.   Wear closed-toe shoes, and leave your jewelry and any bags at home.   If you've volunteered with us before, feel free to wear your Better Angels T-shirt to show your support!

Tools: We will provide any necessary supplies and tools.

Age: All ages are welcome. Teams with members younger than 14 will serve with their parent/ guardian.

What We Will Do

Join the Better Angel group at the check-in table. Look for our light blue tablecloth, T-shirts and our light blue sign Sign in and receive a Better Angels T-shirt, if needed. We'll meet up and chat about our plan for each shift's duties.  Get the tools and instructions you'll need.   After: Share your experience with the onsite volunteer coordinator and find other ways you'd like to serve.  We will also send a brief survey to you after the event. 

List of volunteer roles: We work with you to ensure that you'll have a role you enjoy.  And, you'll never be alone!

Booth, tables, and chair set-up.Site/Event Navigator ( Help direct guests to the right resources based on what they tell you they need)Charging station set up Decor set up Breakfast/ Snack Set up Guest greeter/Counter ( Greet, direct, and count how many guests are entering the site)Guest Belonging Attendant ( Making sure guests know where they can leave their items, and the volunteer will make sure items are not taken)Host games or lead an art projectShower/Laundry ConciergeHygiene DistributorSupport "boutique" clothing experienceMusician's assistantDocumentarian ( Photographer of the event while keeping guest dignity as top priority - cover volunteers and the work they are doing)Activity/Game Coordinator Be an Angel. Join us!

Do you enjoy working with positive people? Are you ready to make a difference in the Hollywood area, serving our unhoused neighbors?

Together, We'll provide a warm meal and resources to our unhoused neighbors by partnering with local service vendors and our co-host, Hollywood Adventist Church. Your presence and volunteering will help create a welcoming, supportive, and safer environment for our community.

Why this project matters: Our unhoused neighbors will get some urgent needs met, which everyone deserves.  And - all can connect with local benefits, resources, and services and enjoy the community!  
Hollywood Adventist Church regularly offers showers and clothing & and shoes in its boutique, through its Compassion Connection program.  At this monthly event, we invite additional service providers to bring resources for their guests to access at this location as they expand services and operations. When we work with fellow volunteers to meet the urgent needs of people living outside, our entire community benefits. 

We are pleased to support our Hollywood neighbors every 4th Tuesday.  You can read a story of a recent event here > 

Wear: Please wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty. If you've volunteered with us before, feel free to wear your Better Angels T-shirt to show your support!

Tools: We will provide any necessary supplies, tools, and gloves if you need them. 

Age: All ages are welcome. Teams with members younger than 14 will participate with their parent/ guardian.

What We Will Do

Join the Better Angel group at the welcome table inside the fellowship hall. Look for our light blue T-shirts and our light blue sign Sign in and receive a Better Angels T-shirt, if needed. We'll meet up and chat about our plan for each shift's duties.  Get the tools and instructions you'll need.   After: Share your experience with the onsite volunteer coordinator and find other ways you'd like to serve.  We will also send you a brief survey after the event. 

List of volunteer roles: You can select a preferred role, based on the shift time you select for the event.  We'll work with you to identify a task you can do and will enjoy!

Tables/ chairs set up Charging station set upDecor set up Breakfast & Coffee Set upCooking a warm, delicious lunchServers ( Food and Drinks)Guest greeter/Counter ( Greet, direct, and count how many guests are entering the site)Guest Belonging Attendant ( Making sure guests know where they can leave their items attended and the volunteer will make sure items are not stolen)Hygiene DistributorDocumentarian ( Photographer of the event while keeping guest dignity as top priority - covering volunteers and the work they are doing)Activity/Game Coordinator Be an Angel. Join us!

Do you enjoy really understanding the right information?   Are you great at comparing available data and filling in the gaps? 

 Join Us!

What you'll do:
You'll work with our team to verify shelter data, identifying gaps, and understanding the landscape of shelter supply and demand in Los Angeles.

Why this work matters:
This foundational work supports future tools that will make it easier for unhoused individuals to access the resources they need safely and quickly.

If you care about systems change, community impact, and using research to drive progress, this is a powerful way to get involved

Tools Needed:
This is flexible, at-home work, using your own computer, Internet access, and telephone. 

Do you love bringing people together to create change?Are you passionate about building stronger communities?Then we need you!

Why This Work Matters

Residential care homes supporting vulnerable Angelenos often lack access to volunteers and community resources. Meanwhile, many people want to help but don’t know where to start. This role connects the dots—helping care homes tap into local support that enhances residents’ lives and builds a stronger, more inclusive Los Angeles.

Role Overview

As Project Manager for the Connected Communities Initiative, you’ll lead the planning and execution of efforts that activate partnerships across LARCA’s network. You’ll set clear, achievable goals, coordinate events, develop tools, and connect the right people to the right opportunities—all to drive economic justice and community resilience.

Valuable Experience & Skills

* Community Engagement: Plan events that spark connection.
* Project Management: Lead collaborative, impact-driven initiatives.
* Resource Development: Build materials to support lasting engagement.
* Tracking & Impact: Use data to drive continuous improvement.
* Collaboration: Partner with leadership and stakeholders to align efforts.

Relevant Qualifications

* 3–5 years of project management experience.

* Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills.

* Passion for social impact, community work, or economic justice.

Time Commitment

* Approximately 5-8 hours per month (flexible and remote, in person as desired). Please commit to at least 2 months, with a work hand-off when you exit.

About our partner: LARCA

The Los Angeles County Adult Residential Facility Association (LARCA) is a nonprofit membership association supporting owners and operators of Adult Residential Facilities (ARFs) and Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFEs) that serve individuals reliant on public benefits or living with serious mental illness.  These facilities are a critical part of Los Angeles County’s safety net—helping to prevent homelessness and provide stable care environment.

INTERESTED? 

Respond here, and our Volunteer Coordinator will connect with you to discuss your skills, availability, and how the opportunity fits with your goals.  

Are you passionate about giving back and creating a lasting impact in your community? We'd love your help!

Together:

Food on Foot is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit that has changed lives since 1996 by providing nutritious meals, housing, life-skills training, and full-time employment opportunities to unhoused and low-income individuals. Through our consistent weekly programs and career-focused support, Food on Foot empowers people to regain independence and dignity.

We're currently gearing up for the Annual Gala in July 2025 and we're looking for dedicated volunteers to support our outreach and planning efforts--especially for the Silent Auction!

Volunteer Roles include:

-Reaching out to local businesses for silent auction item donations.

-Sending thank-you letters and emails to generous donors.

-Helping with light planning and coordination tasks (most can be done remotely!)

-Supporting a mission that directly changes lives.

Why Volunteer with Food on Foot?

-Be part of a mission that's curing homelessness through empowerment and employment 

-Gain valuable experience in event planning, community outreach, and nonprofit development.

-Flexibility-- you can contribute from anywhere, on your own schedule.

-Know that your time and energy are helping to rebuild lives

Whether you are a student a professional or someone who just wants to make a difference! This is your chance to give back in a meaningful way!

Join the team and help us create a beautiful, impactful gala that celebrates transformation and hope.

Join Us in Making a Difference! Come join the fun! We hope to see you soon.

Guide volunteers and guests through a day of hospitality, hope, and human impact as a Volunteer Project Manager for our Service Pillar

Be the reason Resource Days run beautifully

Help organize welcoming, high-impact volunteer events that bring connection, healthcare, clothing, and community to unhoused Angelenos.

Why This Work Matters

Better Angels Resource Days are a frontline response to homelessness, not just through services, but through hospitality, dignity, and human connection. As a Volunteer Project Manager, you’ll help create spaces where unhoused neighbors feel seen, where volunteers feel purposeful, and where systems of care become more personal. Your leadership ensures that every Resource Day is not just efficient — it’s compassionate, respectful, and deeply human.

What You’ll Do

As a Volunteer Project Manager, you’ll make sure our monthly Resource Days are smooth, intentional, and impactful for both guests and volunteers. You’ll lead on-the-ground coordination and ensure everyone feels supported, prepared, and valued. Specifically, you’ll:

Help plan and manage logistics for monthly Resource Days in collaboration with Service Pillar staff and site leads

Greet and guide volunteers, assign roles, and support a positive, productive flow throughout the day

Track volunteer participation, gather feedback, and keep the engagement team informed

Collaborate with Tiffany Pegula (Volunteer Engagement Specialist) and other pillar leads to align on goals and volunteer experience

Who You Are

You don’t need formal project management experience, but you do need heart, structure, and leadership instincts. This role is a great fit if you are:

Community-driven and passionate about equity and access

Organized, communicative, and confident leading groups

Calm under pressure and able to pivot with grace

Committed to attending at least one Resource Day per month

Interested in growing your leadership through real-world service

What You’ll Gain

This is hands-on, high-trust work, and you’ll grow as a leader while building a better Los Angeles.

Real experience in volunteer coordination, team leadership, and event planning

A close-up view of how Better Angels supports our unhoused neighbors

Collaboration opportunities across Better Angels’ other pillars

Recognition through social media shoutouts and volunteer mixers

The chance to see your work made visible with human-scale impact

Time Commitment

Approx. 5–10 hours/month, including one in-person Resource Day and check-ins as needed.

Location

Various Resource Day sites across Los Angeles County; some remote prep.

See the schedule here > 

Do you enjoy meeting people and helping them access life-changing support?Are you someone who listens carefully, stays organized, and thrives in a team environment?

Then we need you.

Better Angels is seeking Volunteer Resource Day Intake Specialists to help guests begin the process of determining eligibility for Social Security Disability benefits (SSI/SSDI) during our Resource Days across Los Angeles County.

This role places you at the front line of our events — welcoming guests, listening to their stories, and helping them take an important first step toward financial stability.

Role Overview

As a Resource Day Intake Specialist, you will conduct structured intake conversations with guests attending our Resource Days. Working in pairs, you will guide guests through a short questionnaire designed to determine potential eligibility for Social Security Disability benefits.

Using a standardized digital intake form, you will collect and enter information directly during the event. Each intake team will likely assist 4–6 guests over the course of a four-hour Resource Day, ensuring every interaction is respectful, accurate, and supportive.

This role is ideal for volunteers who enjoy direct service, are comfortable working with structured processes, and value compassionate, human-centered interactions.

Why This Work Matters

For many people experiencing homelessness or severe economic hardship, Social Security Disability benefits can provide critical financial stability.

However, the application process is complex, and many eligible individuals never begin the process because they lack guidance or support.  Our partner, Mindset, is able to represent and support applicants through the review and approval process.  

By conducting intake at Resource Days, you help identify neighbors who may qualify for SSI or SSDI and connect them with the next steps toward applying. Your work helps open the door to benefits that can provide long-term stability and improve quality of life.

Every intake conversation represents a potential pathway toward greater security.

What is a Resource Day? Resource Days are welcoming community events where guests can access warm meals, live music, clothing giveaways, hygiene kits, charging stations, and services from local nonprofits and government partners - all in one place, designed around dignity, connection, and practical support.

Key Responsibilities

Welcome guests and explain the purpose of the intake process

Conduct structured intake interviews using a standardized digital questionnaire

Accurately enter guest information into the intake form during the event

Work collaboratively with another volunteer as part of a two-person intake team

Listen carefully and communicate with empathy and respect

Ensure guest information is handled with professionalism and confidentiality

Coordinate with the Resource Day team to direct guests to additional services when appropriate

Meet monthly via Zoom with the volunteer team to share experiences and support each other.

Qualifications

Strong interpersonal skills and a friendly, approachable demeanor

Ability to listen carefully and communicate with empathy and respect

Comfortable following structured processes and entering information into digital forms

Reliable, organized, and able to work effectively in a team setting

Interest in helping individuals navigate access to benefits and services

Bilingual volunteers, particularly Spanish speakers, are highly encouraged to apply.

Prior experience with intake processes, social services, or benefits programs is helpful but not required.

Adults only, for this role. 

Training & Support

Better Angels will provide:

Virtual training before your first Resource Day

On-site orientation and guidance during events

Ongoing support from experienced team members

Our goal is to ensure every volunteer feels confident and prepared.

Time Commitment

Volunteers will serve two to three Resource Days per month, with each event lasting approximately four hours onsite.   See the schedule of our events here.

Resource Days take place across Los Angeles County and are scheduled in advance. Your shift will also be scheduled in advance, and this role is flexible around your needs. 

Interested?

Please share your LinkedIn profile in your response comment, or email your resume if you have one, to:

volunteer@betterangels.la

We look forward to welcoming you to the team and working together to expand access to critical benefits for our neighbors in need.
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About Mindset Care

Mindset Care supports individuals whose health conditions impact their ability to work in accessing the Social Security benefits they are entitled to, with Disability Benefits (SSI/SSDI) Evaluation, Application Support, and Appeal Representation.

Each individual is evaluated for SSI/SSDI eligibility, and an application can be submitted on their behalf. If a claim needs to be appealed, Mindset Care has attorneys on staff who can represent individuals through the appeals process.

A person may begin working with Mindset Care at any point in their SSI/SSDI journey.

Importantly, there are no out-of-pocket costs for these services. Mindset Care is only paid directly by the Social Security Administration if the individual is awarded benefits.

Program Delivery: Phone-based and web-based services. 

Served Populations include:

• Caregivers (non-paternal)
• Domestic violence survivors
• Individuals experiencing homelessness
• Homebound individuals
• Low-income individuals and households
• People with cognitive disabilities
• People with developmental disabilities
• People with HIV/AIDS
• People with mental health conditions
• People with physical disabilities
• People with substance use issues
• Veterans and military families
• Unemployed individuals

Age Range: Up to age 63

Accessibility:  Interpreter and translation services available

Cost: Free (no out-of-pocket cost); fee-based is a percentage of back-pay awarded.

Eligibility Requirement: The individual must be a United States citizen

Do you enjoy meeting people, listening carefully, and helping someone take the first step toward stability? Are you organized, compassionate, and comfortable guiding people through a structured process?Then we need you.

Better Angels is seeking Volunteer Resource Day Intake Specialists to help connect guests living in their vehicles with Safe Parking LA, a program that provides secure overnight parking and support services designed to help people move toward stable housing.

This role places you at the front line of our Resource Days, helping guests access a safe place to sleep and a pathway to stability.

What is a Resource Day?

Resource Days are welcoming community events where guests can access warm meals, live music, clothing giveaways, hygiene kits, charging stations, and services from local nonprofits and government partners - all in one place, designed around dignity, connection, and practical support.

Role Overview

As a Resource Day Intake Specialist for Safe Parking LA, you will conduct structured intake conversations with guests currently living in their vehicles.

Working in pairs, you will guide guests through a standardized digital questionnaire to determine eligibility for Safe Parking LA. During the conversation, you will also help review required vehicle documentation such as driver’s license, registration, and insurance status.

Volunteers enter information directly into a structured intake form during the event. Each intake team typically assists 4–6 guests during a four-hour Resource Day.

Guests who qualify may receive same-day enrollment, including a parking permit for an available Safe Parking LA site, leading to an immediate connection to a case manager and additional supportive resources.

This role is ideal for volunteers who enjoy direct service, are comfortable following structured processes, and value respectful, human-centered interactions.

Why This Work Matters

Thousands of people in Los Angeles sleep in their vehicles each night because they have nowhere else to go.

Safe Parking LA provides secure overnight parking locations where individuals and families can safely sleep in their vehicles, while also connecting participants to services that help them stabilize and work toward permanent housing.

Participants gain access to:

Safe, monitored overnight parking

Case management and housing navigation

Assistance with vehicle registration and insurance

Access to additional financial and support resources

AAA membership and roadside assistance support

By conducting intake at Resource Days, you help someone take a critical step off the street and into a safer, more stable environment while they work toward long-term housing.

A single intake conversation can help someone move from uncertainty to safety.

Key Responsibilities

Welcome guests and explain the Safe Parking LA program and intake process

Conduct structured eligibility interviews using a standardized digital questionnaire

Confirm eligibility requirements, such as operational vehicle status and a valid driver’s license

Review documentation, including license, registration, and insurance status

Enter guest information into the intake form during the event

Work collaboratively with another volunteer as part of a two-person intake team

Provide a respectful, welcoming experience for every guest

Coordinate with the Resource Day team to ensure smooth guest flow

Qualifications

Strong interpersonal skills and a friendly, approachable demeanor

Ability to listen carefully and communicate with empathy and respect

Comfortable following structured processes and entering information into digital forms

Reliable, organized, and able to work effectively in a team setting

Interest in helping individuals access pathways toward housing stability

Bilingual volunteers, particularly Spanish speakers, are highly encouraged to apply.

Prior experience with intake processes, social services, or benefits programs is helpful but not required.

Training & Support

Better Angels will provide:

Virtual training before your first Resource Day

On-site orientation and guidance during events

Ongoing support from experienced team members

Monthly, virtual meeting with other Safe Parking intake volunteers

Our goal is to ensure every volunteer feels confident, prepared, and supported

Time Commitment

Volunteers serve two Resource Days per month, with each event lasting approximately four hours onsite.

Resource Days take place across Los Angeles County and are scheduled in advance. Review the schedule here to see details of upcoming events > https://www.betterangels.la/services/upcoming-events

About Safe Parking LA

Safe Parking LA operates a safe parking program, providing secure overnight parking locations for people living in their vehicles. These locations are staffed with a security guard and have access to water and toilets.

The program offers individuals and families a safe place to stay while they work toward stability and permanent housing. Participants also receive access to case management and supportive services that help address barriers such as housing access, employment, and financial challenges.

Safe Parking LA focuses not just on providing parking, but on creating a pathway toward housing and long-term stability.

Programs serve individuals and families across Los Angeles County who are currently living in their vehicles.

More information:https://safeparkingla.org

Interested?

Please respond! One of our leaders will arrange a time to meet with you to learn about your experience and determine together if this critical volunteer position is a good fit for you!

We look forward to welcoming you to the team and working together to expand access to safety, stability, and housing pathways for our neighbors in need.

Are you the person people trust to lead the plan and rally the team?Do you want your marketing skills to produce visible, human impact — every month?

We are recruiting up to eight Volunteer Outreach Marketing Leads to own an outreach strategy and execution for defined Los Angeles County areas.

Each Lead will direct a volunteer team in marketing to guests, volunteers, and community stakeholders, for one or more specific neighborhoods with recurring monthly Resource Days and community events.

This is a leadership role — not just participation.

Role Overview

As a Volunteer Outreach Marketing Lead, you will own outreach performance within your assigned geography. You’ll design a hyper-local engagement strategy, lead a team of volunteers, and ensure our Resource Days are visible, accessible, and well-attended.

You will work closely with the Volunteer Engagement Coordinator to recruit and engage your outreach team. You are not building from scratch — you are leading and mobilizing talent.

Your primary “customer” for this project is the Senior Operations Manager, who oversees all logistics and leads for Resource Days. Your outreach success directly supports strong event turnout, volunteer engagement, and smooth on-the-ground execution.

You will also work under the guidance of an experienced Director of Marketing, gaining hands-on leadership experience in field marketing, community growth strategy, and nonprofit scale.

This is a fun, fast-moving opportunity to collaborate with a highly capable team tackling the biggest issue facing Los Angeles County.

Why This Work Matters

Better Angels’ Resource Days provide housing navigation, essential supplies, and critical support for people experiencing homelessness, so they can meet their urgent needs and move through their journey into homes as quickly as possible.

Outreach determines impact.

When awareness increases:

More unhoused neighbors gain access to vital support and housing, and stabilization services

More volunteers engage consistently

More donors and partners understand and support the mission

Each Outreach Marketing Lead strengthens Better Angels’ presence in their geography. With well-led, consistent monthly events, we expand access to services and deepen trust in communities that need it most.

Your leadership directly translates into more people served.

Key Responsibilities

Own outreach strategy and execution for one or more defined Los Angeles geographies

Develop neighborhood-specific engagement plans for monthly Resource Days and related events

Partner with the Volunteer Engagement Coordinator to recruit and activate your outreach team

Lead and manage volunteer outreach teams with clarity and accountability

Build relationships with neighborhood councils, local businesses, student groups, and community partners

Manage outreach timelines, materials distribution, and performance tracking

Report insights and outcomes to the Senior Operations Manager and Director of Marketing

Leadership & Portfolio Value

This role offers:

Direct mentorship from a seasoned Director of Marketing

Cross-functional collaboration with Operations leadership

Full ownership of a geographic growth strategy

Experience leading and managing skilled volunteers

Measurable performance metrics tied to real-world impact

For accomplished professionals, this is an opportunity to:

Demonstrate executive-level leadership outside your primary role

Build a tangible portfolio of community-based marketing impact

Strengthen team leadership and stakeholder management skills

Qualifications

4+ years of experience in marketing, community engagement, growth strategy, brand activation, or transferable leadership fields. This can be volunteer service, intern or paid work.

Experience leading teams, student groups, volunteer cohorts, or cross-functional initiatives

Strong organizational discipline and exceptional responsiveness

Comfortable balancing strategy with hands-on execution

Familiarity with Los Angeles neighborhoods preferred

Motivated by measurable impact and direct community service

Speaking another language is a plus, and honoring the diversity of this amazing area is a must! We're multi-cultural and love it.

Career-switchers with strong leadership and project management skills are encouraged to apply.

Time Commitment

Up to 10 hours per month, with a 3 - 12 month time commitment.  When you end your role, you'll transition your important work to another volunteer leader.
Each Lead owns a defined geography with established monthly events.
In-person presence is required in your assigned area during outreach periods, on a 100% flexible schedule. 

Interested?

Please respond here and share URLs to your Instagram, LinkedIn profile, or personal site (in the additional information box you'll see) — and/or email your resume to:

volunteer@betterangels.la

We look forward to building something meaningful with you.