“The world is changed by your example, not by your opinion.”
Paulo Coelho
If you are interested in serving your community, this is the place for you.
New Jersey’s volunteers are one of the Garden State’s most valuable resources. Join a network of more than 1.5 million volunteers and make your service count.
Based on geography, areas of interest, and other factors, our office will match you with volunteer centers and entities that desperately need your help. First, we need to know a little about you. . .
Just submit your information and you will be contacted soon with your volunteer opportunity!
Volunteer Centers and United Way organizations support and facilitate volunteerism throughout the state in a variety of ways. Among their various functions, they provide opportunities to volunteer throughout a community.
The mission of the Governor's Office of Volunteerism is to support NJ's 1.5 million volunteers with training and recognition while matching community needs in partnership with volunteer centers, disaster response organizations, business volunteers, schools, colleges, faith-based organizations and community organizations.
Members of the Governor’s Advisory Council on Volunteerism and Community Service
| Edward J. O’Malley, Chair | William J. Kettleson, Vice Chair | John Callahan, Chair Emeritus |
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William C. Applegate Raymond R. Lill Charles E. Archbald, II Kim Saunders, Esq. Joseph M. Geleta Kathryn T. Gollotto, D.O. Thomas R. Reilly Hans Dekker |
Morris M. Lenczicki Janet P. Sharma David C. Warshaw Brian E. Dean Arlene M. Meyers Elaine R. Sterling, Emeritus Michael J. Bzdak Carol A. McKinney |
Sharon Nzwalla Ryan Linda H. Michalski Florence L. Demming Walter S. Vincent, III, Ph.D. Timothy Hearne Kathleen Tontarski Brandon J. Pugh Lee A. Mrowicki, Jr. |
| Rowena Madden, Director | ||
