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Volunteer Opportunities

Join our amazing community of volunteers to help our homeless neighbors in need. 

Our Buddies Mentoring Program aims to match children in our shelter, Transitional Housing, and Supportive Housing programs with one-on-one mentors who will take them for regular outings and provide them with long-term social support. All mentors undergo a screening process and mandatory orientation.

The children currently involved in our Buddies Mentor Program are thriving – improved grades, more confidence, and one mentee even became the MVP of his baseball team! The program continues to make transformational changes in the lives of our children.

"It's been a very rewarding and humbling experience. I've learned a lot from my Buddy."
- HSI Mentor, Arvind Patel

Requirements:

  • Must be at least 16 years old
  • Able to provide transportation
  • Able to commit to 6 months minimum
  • Meet with mentee at least once per month

Want to become a mentor? Download the HSI Buddies Mentor Packet

If you or someone you know is interested in becoming a mentor or learning more about the program, please contact us at mentor@hsinj.org

Be part of a group of community-minded individuals under 40 who live and/or work in Morris County. Our Young Professionals offer networking and educational opportunities, with a chance to impact the community by giving back through fundraising and volunteerism.

Goals:

  • To raise awareness about homelessness, affordable housing, and the work of HSI
  • To serve as ambassadors in the community
  • To work together to create interesting social events and fundraising opportunities

Questions? Contact Sandra Rodriquez 

(973) 993-0900 x122

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS
  • Daniel Jago – YPAC Chair, Main Street Wealth Management, LLC
  • Ara Barotilla, Savoy Associates
  • Mike Fattorusso, Keller
  • Olivia Ford, Siemens Healthineers USA
  • Jeremy Gulish, The Gulish Group
  • Andrew Lewis, NK Architects
  • Rafael Llano, Saiber LLC
  • Matt Mignon, RegentAtlantic
  • Dawn Samphel, Capitol One