SBCS Corporation

If you're looking to promote sustainability and community outreach, join our team of Warehouse Volunteers!

We strive to create a comfortable shopping atmosphere for our families to pick out household necessities such as cleaning supplies, furniture, clothing, or baby items for free.

To create this free boutique, we rely on our wonderful volunteers who help with unloading and organizing donations to provide an enjoyable "shopping" experience for clients. 

We are looking for volunteers to join us on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10am-2pm to organize and help families find the items they need. 

See the full position description at the link below: 

Donation Warehouse Volunteer

Join us in distributing fresh produce and dried goods every second Tuesday and Wednesday of the month!

We are looking for strong and reliable volunteers to help with unloading and packaging food deliveries to be distributed to the community in the afternoon.

Volunteers are mainly needed in the mornings from 8:30am-12pm but can also volunteer from 1pm-5pm to help carry food for seniors and load cars with groceries.

If you'd like to make an impact and fight food insecurity, join our team of dedicated Food Distribution Volunteers!

See the full volunteer position description at the link below:

Food Distribution Volunteer Position Description 

If you have a passion for fashion, organizing and helping others Delilah's Closet an emergency clothing services at the National City Family Resource Center is in need of volunteers.

All clothing is donated and with the help of volunteers is sorted, organized and displayed to create a welcoming space for families to experience.

Schedule for this volunteer opportunity are Thursdays from 10am- 4pm.

See the full position description at the link below:

https://app.betterimpact.com/Application?OrganizationGuid=b18b90e7-3039-44f7-ae39-a2ab8ee268f3&ApplicationFormNumber=1

The Emergency Food Assistance Program (EFAP) is a critical component to ending food insecurity in our community. Every second Monday of the month from 9am-1pm, volunteers gather to unload EFAP shipments and package the 500-700 bags that get distributed to families every Tuesday-Thursday. 

This food assistance program is located at our National City Family Resource Center location, at 304 W 18th St in National City.

To join our team of Emergency Food Packing Volunteers, sign up for a shift here on Better Impact. 

Full volunteer position description below: 

Emergency Food Packing Volunteer

Looking to jumpstart your career in Human Resources or Business Administration? We are looking for volunteers ready to learn about various components of Human Resources and support our HR Department.

We are looking for a long-term commitment of (3 months minimum) to volunteer from Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for a minimum of 3 hours a week.

This volunteer opportunity will offer a great opportunity to gain firsthand experience in HR operations and work alongside the HR team.  

See the full volunteer position description at the link below:

Human Resource Volunteer

This is a unique opportunity to gain hands on experience in the social services/ social working field. We are looking for 2-3 volunteers to work closely with and under the supervision of the Family Stabilization team to support the local homeless community through providing walk-in services. 

We are looking for students studying psychology or a related field who can commit long-term (6 months or more) to volunteer for at least one shift per week, Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Your schedule can be flexible.)

If you'd like to make an impact and help our community, join our team of Family Stabilization Program Volunteers!

See the full volunteer position description at the link below, SWC students enrolled in an internship class for course credit may receive a stipend for their service: 

Client Response Volunteer

This opportunity is for Master's-level students pursuing a professional counseling/therapy license to complete their practicum hours. 

SBCS takes on two cohorts of Clinical Student-Interns each year one in May and one in August.

Students are expected to commit to 20-25 hours a week in-person at our office in Chula Vista for a 10-12 months. Other requirements can be found in the position description below. 

Clinical Student-Intern Position Description

We are looking for an adult volunteer with the ability to lead a workshop in their field of interest or organize community service events for youth at the Achievement Center. The AC is open year round!

SBCS’s Achievement Center provides a spectrum of center-based support services for youth in the community, including those who may be at-risk for future or continued involvement in the juvenile justice system. 

The Achievement Center client population is between 3 – 9 youth per day. A 3-month commitment (2 – 4 hours per week, once a month) is preferred. Volunteers should be available between 4 – 7 p.m. Monday – Friday (Mostly Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays).

See the full volunteer position description at the link below: 

Enrichment Activity Volunteer