Help Us Change The World One Hour At A Time
Help Us Change The World One Hour At A Time
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Berkeley Lab’s Government and Community Relations Office launched a service portal that offers Lab employees an easy way to learn about, choose, and sign up for volunteer opportunities in the community and with Lab-sponsored K-12 programs.
Berkeley Lab’s Government and Community Relations Office launched a service portal that offers Lab employees an easy way to learn about, choose, and sign up for volunteer opportunities in the community and with Lab-sponsored K-12 programs.
The portal is well-aligned with the Lab’s commitment to public service, a core value of our stewardship campaign. Employees who sign up for an account are helping to provide vital support to people, organizations, and communities in need, while also helping raise the visibility of the Lab and strengthening our reputation as a good neighbor and responsible community institution.
The portal is well-aligned with the Lab’s commitment to public service, a core value of our stewardship campaign. Employees who sign up for an account are helping to provide vital support to people, organizations, and communities in need, while also helping raise the visibility of the Lab and strengthening our reputation as a good neighbor and responsible community institution.
Upcoming Volunteer Opportunity for Berkeley Lab Employees
Upcoming Volunteer Opportunity for Berkeley Lab Employees
Upcoming Opportunities
Upcoming Opportunities
Join us for one of the following volunteer opportunities:
Saturday, June 7th: Help the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano sort food donations
Volunteer Spotlight
Volunteer Spotlight
April is National Volunteer Month and we asked our employees what inspires them to volunteer. Check out our infographic to see what they had to say.
Volunteering at Berkeley Lab
Volunteering at Berkeley Lab
Interested in volunteering?
Interested in volunteering?
Hear from recent Lab volunteers about why they do it, how volunteering helps our community, and the intangible gifts volunteers receive in return.
Read how one of the Lab’s volunteers, Molecular Foundry postdoc Mina Kim, recounts her beliefs about the benefits of volunteering.
Jessica Puente Castro has only been at the Lab for six months, but she’s already found her happy places: the Bay Area outdoor scene and volunteering.
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