Volunteer Opportunities From: United Way of Central Maryland

Donation needed:

Breakfast Bars
Individual cereal bags/bowls/boxes
Regular Cereal boxes
Chef Boyardee cans of any size
Individual Mac/Cheese
Ramen Noodle packs or Individual cups
Soup cans or microwaveable
Canned meats tuna, chicken
Peanut Butter, Plastic jars or squeezable only no glass
Jelly Plastic jars or squeezable
Fruit snacks in individual packs
Fruit/Apple Sauce cups
Peanut Butter Crackers
Chips miscellaneous individual small bags
Canned
canned meals (soups, chili, etc)
canned meats (tuna, chicken, etc)
canned veggies (corn, carrots, beans, etc)
canned fruit (mandarin, applesauce)
Mixes
boxed macaroni and cheese
hamburger helper
Cake Mix

Please drop off to : 117 Roesler Road, Glen Burnie, MD 21061 on Mondays & Tuesdays 8-9 Am & 5-7 pm

Donations needed:

Nonperishable food items, perishable items, fruits, veggies, meats.
Baby items (diapers, formula, wipes)
Holiday Items (turkeys, hams, toys)
Toiletry Items
Vehicles (Box Trucks, Tractor Trailer, Vans)

Donations can be dropped off Monday-Friday between 9:00am-4:00pm to Adopt-a-Block, Inc. Warehouse - 1607 Cromwell Bridge Rd. Baltimore, 21234

Please contact Daniel Epps for more information.
daniel@acancan.com
(410) 665-5595

Learn more at www.adoptablockinc.com

Warehouse support-Receiving, sorting, packing food. Collecting food at your places of employment

Please contact Daniel Epps for more information.
daniel@acancan.com
(410) 665-5595

Individuals can donate food (perishable & non-perishable), diapers (especially sizes 4 and up), baby wipes, period supplies, clothing (especially winter clothing & coats)

Donations can be dropped off on Tuesdays and Fridays 9:00am - 2:00pm, Sundays 12:00pm - 2:00pm. Please email kristel@baltimorerelief.com to make alternate arrangements. Pickup of bulk donations might be available.

We welcome volunteers throughout the week to help with food distribution, truck unloading, produce sorting, special events, and thrift store operations. Volunteers can register at https://baltimorerelief.com/volunteer-signup.

Note: Days and Times Vary per week

Volunteers provide non-emergency assistance to Carroll County residents, 60+ years of age. Assistance includes local transportation to medical appointments and grocery stores. Volunteers use personal vehicles. Run errands. Social phone calls. Friendly visits. Meal and grocery assistance. Volunteer opportunities are dependent upon requests received and are posted on online calendar. Volunteers need to attend a one-hour orientation and are background checked.

Note: Volunteer opportunities are listed on online calendar and primarily occur from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm.

Must be 18 years or older to volunteer

Donation needs: Toilet paper, paper towels, tissues, sanitizing wipes, sanitizing spray

New and/or gently used Laptops, Monitors, Docking Stations; Also, if anyone knows of some bulk paper shredding resources, we have boxes of documents that need to be shredded.  

What is the drop off location for items?

Columbia Office

Address of drop off location

10632 Little Patuxent Pkwy, Suite 454, Columbia, MD, 21044

When can donations be dropped off? (ex - between 9:00am-12:00pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays)

M-F between 9 am and 5 pm

Become an Impact Partner!  Be a voice for change, a bridge to hope, and a force for community connection. NAMI Maryland’s Impact Partners are dedicated volunteers and advocates who help expand mental health awareness, education, and support across our state. By becoming an Impact Partner, you’re joining a team that believes in creating a future where no one faces mental health challenges alone.


What Impact Partners Do -- As an Impact Partner, you’ll help:

Share the Message — Spread awareness through your social media, workplace, and community networks.

Champion Awareness — Represent NAMI Maryland at events and local outreach opportunities.

Connect and Inspire — Bring people together to talk openly about mental health and wellness.

Support the Mission — Help mobilize volunteers, raise funds, and advocate for better mental health resources.

Are you ready? Email us to get started info@namimd.org.  You will be asked to complete and return a volunteer application.  Then, you will have an interview with one of the NAMI Maryland staff to discuss available roles and next steps.

We’re seeking compassionate, reliable volunteers to help connect moms and babies with essential supplies and support. Training provided + flexible hours:

1) Administrative Outreach Volunteer What you’ll do • Call, text, and email families to introduce services and confirm needs • Document needs in our tracking sheet/CRM and route to the right team • Follow up after deliveries to ensure items were received and note any new needs Ideal skills: Clear communicator, comfortable on the phone, organized, basic Google/Microsoft tools. Time: 2–4 hrs./week, remote-friendly (some daytime availability preferred).

2) Intake & Scheduling Volunteer What you’ll do • Receive item requests (form, phone, email, social DMs) and verify eligibility/location • Build item lists from our supply bank inventory • Coordinate pickup or delivery windows with families and drivers; confirm addresses and special instructions Ideal skills: Detail-oriented, strong scheduling/coordination, respectful and patient. Time: 2–4 hrs./week, remote-friendly with occasional on-site hours.

3) Delivery Driver (Supply Courier) What you’ll do • Pick up pre-packed items (diapers, wipes, formula, clothing, etc.) from our storage site • Deliver to households following safe-hand-off protocols; obtain simple proof of delivery • Report any follow-up needs to the team Ideal skills: Reliable transportation, punctual, courteous. Time: 1–3 hr routes; weekdays or Saturdays. Mileage log encouraged; PPE and door-drop guidance provided. (Volunteers needed (Monday - Friday from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.)

Note: Must be 18 or older to volunteer