Best Volunteer Organization Roseville Near Me

4worldlovers:
Each year more than 150 men, women and teens help Sutter Roseville Medical Center fulfill its unique mission by creating a friendly atmosphere for patients, family members and the community. From assisting patients and visitors at the information desk to holding fundraisers and managing the gift shop, Sutter Roseville Medical Center Auxiliary members support the hospital in many ways.


With many areas to choose from, you can find a volunteer opportunity that fits your skills and interests. Volunteer services are provided in the following areas:


Our service-based programs help meet the needs of patients, families and staff. It's not a job-training program or an internship, nor does it provide medical shadowing or hands-on opportunities. We do not accept court-ordered placements. For a description of the volunteer services, review the Volunteer Service Areas (PDF).

The Junior Auxiliary is open to high school students who are interested in volunteer opportunities. Students must be at least 16 years old by September 1.

Please Note: Applications for Junior Volunteers are only accepted in April of each year and must be dated between April 1-30. Only those whose applications are selected will be contacted.

"There is no exercise better for the heart than reaching down and lifting people up." — John Andres Holmes

Volunteering is a wonderful gift that can be given to patients and the community. Volunteers meet new people, make new friends, use their skills and acquire new ones. They feel a sense of accomplishment and perhaps the most important benefit is the satisfaction of knowing they are contributing to their community and making a difference.

Volunteering at Sutter Roseville Medical Center is fun, rewarding, and it’s a way to make a difference in someone’s life every single day.

4worldlovers:
Our largest fundraiser of the year, and we need your help!


We are so grateful to the hundreds of generous people who gave to us during Big Day of Giving 2022 despite the hardship of the pandemic. Because of you, our organization can continue to promote the welfare of persons diagnosed with a developmental disability or at risk of a developmental disability. Please help us to continue to support a historically underserved population by donating to The Arc of Placer County this year.


We are a great organization to be a part of, either as a client receiving services, as a staff member, or as a community volunteer.


We are able to provide high quality services thanks to the ongoing support of our community. There are multiple ways in which you can help support us.

We are a 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

We operate multiple adult day programs as well as a social recreation program to advance the lives and personal growth of our clients in order to thrive as members of the community.

In order to provide essential services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Placer County, we count on the generosity and support of donors like you.

Learn about our board of community members who volunteer their time and experience to better our services. Explore our history and see how we have been committed to providing quality services to our clients since 1958.

Participate in your favorite activities while becoming involved in your community.

Work with our talented instructors and sell your art at our art shows.

Some of our staff have worked for us for close to 30 years. We enjoy the sense of community that The Arc of Placer County has and we want you to be a part of it.

Working or volunteering with us truly makes a difference in the lives of our clients and in our community.

4worldlovers: BE BOLD partners at-risk youth with a specially trained CASA they can trust, learn with, and grow alongside. Youth and their partners meet weekly for fun, skill-building activities and come together once a month with a group of their peers to support one another and create their own community.

LEVEL UP Youth Program works alongside youth to develop meaningful and trusting relationships, engage in positive, prosocial activities, and help youth connect to restorative justice/community service opportunities.

K9s 4 Kids gives children who are experiencing trauma a chance to love and be loved by a polite, well behaved and well socialized dog. A dog can help facilitate an appropriate emotional connection for youth who have a hard time connecting with others.

Family Mentors are CASAs with additional training to support at-risk parents who are either striving to reunify with their children, are recovering from substance use disorder or domestic violence, or are just struggling to hold their families together.

Prosper Placer serves families who live at or below the poverty level and are motivated to make lasting changes in their lives. Prosper Placer brings together volunteers and parents in group settings to develop an intentional community of support, where volunteers help parents by sharing their knowledge, connections, and friendship.

"I love doing this. I get back from these children and adults tenfold what I give. And I’ve made friends in the process. This experience and calling myself a CASA is a gift I can never repay."

4worldlovers:
Please go the the Boys and Girls Club website for additional information on registration and the wonderful program being offered in Roseville.

A special THANK YOU for those of you that have given so faithfully to Excel Roseville for the past 23 years. It became apparent to the Excel Board members that we had taken the program as far as we could as a volunteer organization last summer when had to turn kids away because of limited space. At the same time we were approached by Boys and Girls Club of Placer County and on April 12th, 2019, Boys and Girls Club of Placer County began what we believe will be a long and successful journey in Roseville.

The mission of Boys and Girls Club is similar to Excel Roseville and we are delighted that they are committed to serving many more children in the community than our resources permitted.

Excel Roseville played a critical role in helping young people and their families in our community every year, whose lives were at risk for illiteracy, hunger, violence, and poverty. Like Excel, Boys and Girls Club integrates proven youth development principles and a strengths-based approach in order to help our community’s youth maximize success in their personal and academic paths.

Our Board and staff will assist in the transition and, because our hearts are committed to these children, we hope to advocate for Boys and Girls Club in Roseville for many years to come.