Volunteer Opportunities From: Special Olympics Southern California - Los Angeles

Volunteer: Young Athletes Program (YAP) – Tichenor Clinic for Children

The Tichenor Clinic for Children is hosting another session of the Young Athletes Program (YAP) this summer, building on last year’s successful pilot. The program will serve 9 children over an 8-week session, supporting early motor skill development and inclusive play. 

Program Details

Dates: June 29 – August 19 (Culmination Event)     Days: Mondays & Wednesdays Time: 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM Location: Tichenor Clinic for Children, Long Beach

Volunteer Needs
We are seeking 2–4 volunteers to support the program with:

Setup and breakdown Assisting coaches and staff  Engaging with participants during activities

Volunteer Requirements
To participate, volunteers must:

Complete a Volunteer Application(https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:9f1a2109-d828-430b-aed3-4fcc11593b08) Complete Volunteer Questionnaire(https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:d0624c66-e9b0-469c-9d0c-91f51521dffd) Participate in an interview/tour Complete a fingerprint background check Provide proof of a negative TB test Submit a certificate of completion for California Mandated Reporter Training


This is a great opportunity to support young athletes, engage with families, and help foster inclusive community-based activities!


Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

The Tichenor Clinic for Children is hosting another session of the Young Athletes Program (YAP) this summer, building on last year’s successful pilot. The program will serve 9 children over an 8-week session, supporting early motor skill development and inclusive play. 

Program Details

Dates: June 29 – August 19 (Culmination Event)     Days: Mondays & Wednesdays Time: 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM Location: Tichenor Clinic for Children, Long Beach

Volunteer Needs
We are seeking 2–4 volunteers to support the program with:

Setup and breakdown Assisting coaches and staff  Engaging with participants during activities

Volunteer Requirements
To participate, volunteers must:

Complete a Volunteer Application(https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:9f1a2109-d828-430b-aed3-4fcc11593b08) Complete Volunteer Questionnaire(https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:d0624c66-e9b0-469c-9d0c-91f51521dffd) Participate in an interview/tour Complete a fingerprint background check Provide proof of a negative TB test Submit a certificate of completion for California Mandated Reporter Training


This is a great opportunity to support young athletes, engage with families, and help foster inclusive community-based activities!


Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Jun 29, 2026 through Aug 19, 2026

Zip Code: 90804

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Young Athletes Volunteer (Minor) - Rady Children's Health

Young Athletes introduces basic sport skills, like running, kicking and throwing, and offers families, teachers, caregivers and people from the community the chance to share the joy of sports with all children. Young Athletes classified as ages 2-7 years old. 


This role will be supporting a brand new Young Athletes Program ran by Rady Children's Health. This program is set to start early 2026 with a Volunteer Training scheduled on January 24th, 2026. The Young Athletes Program is tentative to start on Saturdays from 10:00am-12:30pm. This will run from February 7th to March 14th, 2026. 

Key Responsibilities

Assist Coach and/or Staff to organize and conduct a session plan (warm up, skill development stations, group activity, cool down). Work with young athletes during scheduled session times Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all young athletesSpanish speaking preferred but not required


Click on the REGISTER button to become pre-qualified for a volunteer role. After successfully completing the required qualifications and acknowledging the Background Check disclosure, a member of our staff will process your Background Check to complete your volunteer clearance. Once your Background Check is eligible, SOSC staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Orange County

Young Athletes introduces basic sport skills, like running, kicking and throwing, and offers families, teachers, caregivers and people from the community the chance to share the joy of sports with all children. Young Athletes classified as ages 2-7 years old. 


This role will be supporting a brand new Young Athletes Program ran by Rady Children's Health. This program is set to start early 2026 with a Volunteer Training scheduled on January 24th, 2026. The Young Athletes Program is tentative to start on Saturdays from 10:00am-12:30pm. This will run from February 7th to March 14th, 2026. 

Key Responsibilities

Assist Coach and/or Staff to organize and conduct a session plan (warm up, skill development stations, group activity, cool down). Work with young athletes during scheduled session times Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all young athletesSpanish speaking preferred but not required


Click on the REGISTER button to become pre-qualified for a volunteer role. After successfully completing the required qualifications and acknowledging the Background Check disclosure, a member of our staff will process your Background Check to complete your volunteer clearance. Once your Background Check is eligible, SOSC staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Orange County

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 92705

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Basketball | Scorekeeper (Sunday)

Join the excitement on the court by volunteering as a Basketball Scorekeeper! You'll be part of the action, helping track the game and support our athletes.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with court set-up before games

Keeping accurate score and time during games

Cheering on athletes and creating a fun, positive atmosphere

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your attention and enthusiasm keep the game going—we couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Join the excitement on the court by volunteering as a Basketball Scorekeeper! You'll be part of the action, helping track the game and support our athletes.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with court set-up before games

Keeping accurate score and time during games

Cheering on athletes and creating a fun, positive atmosphere

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your attention and enthusiasm keep the game going—we couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athlete Food Services | Hillside (Saturday Dinner)

Be a part of fueling our athletes by volunteering with Athlete Food Services! Your help ensures that every competitor and coach receives a well-deserved meal in a welcoming environment.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Serving prepared plates to seated athletes and coaches (meals are pre-plated by CSULB staff)

Providing friendly, efficient service during meal times

Clearing tables and resetting for the next group after each meal session

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your teamwork and hospitality make a big difference in the athlete experience—thank you for lending a hand!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Be a part of fueling our athletes by volunteering with Athlete Food Services! Your help ensures that every competitor and coach receives a well-deserved meal in a welcoming environment.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Serving prepared plates to seated athletes and coaches (meals are pre-plated by CSULB staff)

Providing friendly, efficient service during meal times

Clearing tables and resetting for the next group after each meal session

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your teamwork and hospitality make a big difference in the athlete experience—thank you for lending a hand!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Swimming | Awards (Saturday)

Responsibilities

Join us as a Swimming Awards Volunteer and help celebrate the achievements of our athletes! In this rewarding role, you'll play a key part in ensuring the awards ceremonies run smoothly and professionally.

Responsibilities include

Assisting with the setup and organization of the awards areaArranging medals, ribbons, and certificates for presentationStaging and guiding athletes in the correct order for their award ceremonies

This is a great opportunity to be part of the action and contribute to a memorable event experience. No prior experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and attention to detail!

Free parking in designated lots.  Please see the attached map.

 



Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities

Join us as a Swimming Awards Volunteer and help celebrate the achievements of our athletes! In this rewarding role, you'll play a key part in ensuring the awards ceremonies run smoothly and professionally.

Responsibilities include

Assisting with the setup and organization of the awards areaArranging medals, ribbons, and certificates for presentationStaging and guiding athletes in the correct order for their award ceremonies

This is a great opportunity to be part of the action and contribute to a memorable event experience. No prior experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and attention to detail!

Free parking in designated lots.  Please see the attached map.

 



Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90808

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Santa Clarita Bowling Competition| Lunch Assistant

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Help delegate correct lunches and drinks to match athlete numbers and teams. Provide lunches to other volunteers that are supporting the venue.

 

Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Help delegate correct lunches and drinks to match athlete numbers and teams. Provide lunches to other volunteers that are supporting the venue.

 

Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Aug 1, 2026

Zip Code: 91321

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Santa Clarita | Bowling Competition | Awards Runner / Presenter (PM)

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Support Awards Ceremony  Prepare awards and medals to match correct team placement.  Ensure success and efficiency in award distribution. 

Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!! 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Support Awards Ceremony  Prepare awards and medals to match correct team placement.  Ensure success and efficiency in award distribution. 

Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!! 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Aug 1, 2026

Zip Code: 91321

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Santa Clarita | Bowling Competition | Awards Runner / Presenter (AM)

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Support Awards Ceremony  Prepare awards and medals to match correct team placement.  Ensure success and efficiency in award distribution. 

Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!


**NOTE: There may be some downtime between award presentations as awards occur at the completion of each game and the time frame of games vary.  

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Support Awards Ceremony  Prepare awards and medals to match correct team placement.  Ensure success and efficiency in award distribution. 

Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!


**NOTE: There may be some downtime between award presentations as awards occur at the completion of each game and the time frame of games vary.  

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Aug 1, 2026

Zip Code: 91321

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Santa Clarita | Bowling Competition | Lane Monitor (PM)

Volunteer Responsibilities:

You will be assigned a lane to supervise. As the athletes arrive at your lane, greet them and assist them in getting shoes and balls, if necessary (many bowlers have their own shoes and balls).  Remind the athletes that food and drink is not allowed down on the lanes.

 

The names of the athletes assigned to your lane will be entered into the computer. Match the names on the computer screens to the names on the athlete’s name badge.

 

If there are any discrepancies (misspelling or missing athlete), please inform your Lane Supervisor.

 

After opening ceremonies, there will be a 10 minute warm up period. Once competition begins, the volunteer should stand in a place where all athletes assigned to their lane can be monitored.  The computer monitors will display arrows next to the athlete’s names, this indicates the lane that athlete is to bowl on.  Follow this closely.


While supervising a lane, the volunteer may assist the athletes by helping them to the lane, helping them up should they fall, and helping them retrieve their ball. For those working with ramp bowlers, you may place the ball on the ramp, but the volunteer is not allowed to assist an athlete in the delivery of the bowling ball (aiming the ramp).


It is important for the volunteer to properly manage their lane. Athletes have a tendency to wander over the course of a tournament (going to the bathroom, visiting a parent or coach). The volunteer should know where the athletes are, and have the athletes who are next up on the lanes nearby and ready to bowl. 


These competitions are for the Athletes. If a parent or coach is infringing on your lane and you are uncomfortable; please contact your Lane Supervisor.  The exception to this rule is if an athlete is having significant physical or emotional problems.  If a coach or parent tells you it is okay to __________ (and this can mean anything) please contact your Lane Supervisor.


There will be ball return and scoring errors during the course of the tournament. Know where the lane reset button is as this will solve most ball return problems.  For any scoring errors, contact your Lane Supervisor.  Most scoring errors occur when an athlete bowls out of turn or on the wrong lane.


Following each game, record the athlete’s scores on the paperwork provided and have a Lane Supervisor or Runner check and confirm the scores. After the third game scores have been confirmed, bring the scorecard to the Scorer’s Room adjacent to the front desk near the entrance. You will be given the score sheet back, along with a bag of awards.


Return to your lane and award the athletes accordingly. After which, please return any unused awards and the official score sheet to the Scorer’s Room.


 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Responsibilities:

You will be assigned a lane to supervise. As the athletes arrive at your lane, greet them and assist them in getting shoes and balls, if necessary (many bowlers have their own shoes and balls).  Remind the athletes that food and drink is not allowed down on the lanes.

 

The names of the athletes assigned to your lane will be entered into the computer. Match the names on the computer screens to the names on the athlete’s name badge.

 

If there are any discrepancies (misspelling or missing athlete), please inform your Lane Supervisor.

 

After opening ceremonies, there will be a 10 minute warm up period. Once competition begins, the volunteer should stand in a place where all athletes assigned to their lane can be monitored.  The computer monitors will display arrows next to the athlete’s names, this indicates the lane that athlete is to bowl on.  Follow this closely.


While supervising a lane, the volunteer may assist the athletes by helping them to the lane, helping them up should they fall, and helping them retrieve their ball. For those working with ramp bowlers, you may place the ball on the ramp, but the volunteer is not allowed to assist an athlete in the delivery of the bowling ball (aiming the ramp).


It is important for the volunteer to properly manage their lane. Athletes have a tendency to wander over the course of a tournament (going to the bathroom, visiting a parent or coach). The volunteer should know where the athletes are, and have the athletes who are next up on the lanes nearby and ready to bowl. 


These competitions are for the Athletes. If a parent or coach is infringing on your lane and you are uncomfortable; please contact your Lane Supervisor.  The exception to this rule is if an athlete is having significant physical or emotional problems.  If a coach or parent tells you it is okay to __________ (and this can mean anything) please contact your Lane Supervisor.


There will be ball return and scoring errors during the course of the tournament. Know where the lane reset button is as this will solve most ball return problems.  For any scoring errors, contact your Lane Supervisor.  Most scoring errors occur when an athlete bowls out of turn or on the wrong lane.


Following each game, record the athlete’s scores on the paperwork provided and have a Lane Supervisor or Runner check and confirm the scores. After the third game scores have been confirmed, bring the scorecard to the Scorer’s Room adjacent to the front desk near the entrance. You will be given the score sheet back, along with a bag of awards.


Return to your lane and award the athletes accordingly. After which, please return any unused awards and the official score sheet to the Scorer’s Room.


 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Aug 1, 2026

Zip Code: 91321

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Santa Clarita | Bowling Competition | Lane Monitor (AM)

Volunteer Responsibilities:

You will be assigned a lane to supervise. As the athletes arrive at your lane, greet them and assist them in getting shoes and balls, if necessary (many bowlers have their own shoes and balls).  Remind the athletes that food and drink is not allowed down on the lanes.

 

The names of the athletes assigned to your lane will be entered into the computer. Match the names on the computer screens to the names on the athlete’s name badge.

 

If there are any discrepancies (misspelling or missing athlete), please inform your Lane Supervisor.

 

After opening ceremonies, there will be a 10 minute warm up period. Once competition begins, the volunteer should stand in a place where all athletes assigned to their lane can be monitored.  The computer monitors will display arrows next to the athlete’s names, this indicates the lane that athlete is to bowl on.  Follow this closely.


While supervising a lane, the volunteer may assist the athletes by helping them to the lane, helping them up should they fall, and helping them retrieve their ball. For those working with ramp bowlers, you may place the ball on the ramp, but the volunteer is not allowed to assist an athlete in the delivery of the bowling ball (aiming the ramp).


It is important for the volunteer to properly manage their lane. Athletes have a tendency to wander over the course of a tournament (going to the bathroom, visiting a parent or coach). The volunteer should know where the athletes are, and have the athletes who are next up on the lanes nearby and ready to bowl. 


These competitions are for the Athletes. If a parent or coach is infringing on your lane and you are uncomfortable; please contact your Lane Supervisor.  The exception to this rule is if an athlete is having significant physical or emotional problems.  If a coach or parent tells you it is okay to __________ (and this can mean anything) please contact your Lane Supervisor.


There will be ball return and scoring errors during the course of the tournament. Know where the lane reset button is as this will solve most ball return problems.  For any scoring errors, contact your Lane Supervisor.  Most scoring errors occur when an athlete bowls out of turn or on the wrong lane.


Following each game, record the athlete’s scores on the paperwork provided and have a Lane Supervisor or Runner check and confirm the scores. After the third game scores have been confirmed, bring the scorecard to the Scorer’s Room adjacent to the front desk near the entrance. You will be given the score sheet back, along with a bag of awards.


Return to your lane and award the athletes accordingly. After which, please return any unused awards and the official score sheet to the Scorer’s Room.


 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Responsibilities:

You will be assigned a lane to supervise. As the athletes arrive at your lane, greet them and assist them in getting shoes and balls, if necessary (many bowlers have their own shoes and balls).  Remind the athletes that food and drink is not allowed down on the lanes.

 

The names of the athletes assigned to your lane will be entered into the computer. Match the names on the computer screens to the names on the athlete’s name badge.

 

If there are any discrepancies (misspelling or missing athlete), please inform your Lane Supervisor.

 

After opening ceremonies, there will be a 10 minute warm up period. Once competition begins, the volunteer should stand in a place where all athletes assigned to their lane can be monitored.  The computer monitors will display arrows next to the athlete’s names, this indicates the lane that athlete is to bowl on.  Follow this closely.


While supervising a lane, the volunteer may assist the athletes by helping them to the lane, helping them up should they fall, and helping them retrieve their ball. For those working with ramp bowlers, you may place the ball on the ramp, but the volunteer is not allowed to assist an athlete in the delivery of the bowling ball (aiming the ramp).


It is important for the volunteer to properly manage their lane. Athletes have a tendency to wander over the course of a tournament (going to the bathroom, visiting a parent or coach). The volunteer should know where the athletes are, and have the athletes who are next up on the lanes nearby and ready to bowl. 


These competitions are for the Athletes. If a parent or coach is infringing on your lane and you are uncomfortable; please contact your Lane Supervisor.  The exception to this rule is if an athlete is having significant physical or emotional problems.  If a coach or parent tells you it is okay to __________ (and this can mean anything) please contact your Lane Supervisor.


There will be ball return and scoring errors during the course of the tournament. Know where the lane reset button is as this will solve most ball return problems.  For any scoring errors, contact your Lane Supervisor.  Most scoring errors occur when an athlete bowls out of turn or on the wrong lane.


Following each game, record the athlete’s scores on the paperwork provided and have a Lane Supervisor or Runner check and confirm the scores. After the third game scores have been confirmed, bring the scorecard to the Scorer’s Room adjacent to the front desk near the entrance. You will be given the score sheet back, along with a bag of awards.


Return to your lane and award the athletes accordingly. After which, please return any unused awards and the official score sheet to the Scorer’s Room.


 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Aug 1, 2026

Zip Code: 91321

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Santa Clarita | Bowling Competition | Lane Supervisors (PM)

Volunteer Responsibilities:

You will be assigned a lane to supervise. As the athletes arrive at your lane, greet them and assist them in getting shoes and balls, if necessary (many bowlers have their own shoes and balls).  Remind the athletes that food and drink is not allowed down on the lanes.

 

The names of the athletes assigned to your lane will be entered into the computer. Match the names on the computer screens to the names on the athlete’s name badge.

 

If there are any discrepancies (misspelling or missing athlete), please inform your Lane Supervisor.

 

After opening ceremonies, there will be a 10 minute warm up period. Once competition begins, the volunteer should stand in a place where all athletes assigned to their lane can be monitored.  The computer monitors will display arrows next to the athlete’s names, this indicates the lane that athlete is to bowl on.  Follow this closely


While supervising a lane, the volunteer may assist the athletes by helping them to the lane, helping them up should they fall, and helping them retrieve their ball. For those working with ramp bowlers, you may place the ball on the ramp, but the volunteer is not allowed to assist an athlete in the delivery of the bowling ball (aiming the ramp).


It is important for the volunteer to properly manage their lane. Athletes have a tendency to wander over the course of a tournament (going to the bathroom, visiting a parent or coach). The volunteer should know where the athletes are, and have the athletes who are next up on the lanes nearby and ready to bowl.


These competitions are for the Athletes. If a parent or coach is infringing on your lane and you are uncomfortable; please contact your Lane Supervisor.  The exception to this rule is if an athlete is having significant physical or emotional problems.  If a coach or parent tells you it is okay to __________ (and this can mean anything) please contact your Lane Supervisor.


There will be ball return and scoring errors during the course of the tournament. Know where the lane reset button is as this will solve most ball return problems.  For any scoring errors, contact your Lane Supervisor.  Most scoring errors occur when an athlete bowls out of turn or on the wrong lane.


Following each game, record the athlete’s scores on the paperwork provided and have a Lane Supervisor or Runner check and confirm the scores. After the third game scores have been confirmed, bring the scorecard to the Scorer’s Room adjacent to the front desk near the entrance. You will be given the score sheet back, along with a bag of awards.


Return to your lane and award the athletes accordingly. After which, please return any unused awards and the official score sheet to the Scorer’s Room.


 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Responsibilities:

You will be assigned a lane to supervise. As the athletes arrive at your lane, greet them and assist them in getting shoes and balls, if necessary (many bowlers have their own shoes and balls).  Remind the athletes that food and drink is not allowed down on the lanes.

 

The names of the athletes assigned to your lane will be entered into the computer. Match the names on the computer screens to the names on the athlete’s name badge.

 

If there are any discrepancies (misspelling or missing athlete), please inform your Lane Supervisor.

 

After opening ceremonies, there will be a 10 minute warm up period. Once competition begins, the volunteer should stand in a place where all athletes assigned to their lane can be monitored.  The computer monitors will display arrows next to the athlete’s names, this indicates the lane that athlete is to bowl on.  Follow this closely


While supervising a lane, the volunteer may assist the athletes by helping them to the lane, helping them up should they fall, and helping them retrieve their ball. For those working with ramp bowlers, you may place the ball on the ramp, but the volunteer is not allowed to assist an athlete in the delivery of the bowling ball (aiming the ramp).


It is important for the volunteer to properly manage their lane. Athletes have a tendency to wander over the course of a tournament (going to the bathroom, visiting a parent or coach). The volunteer should know where the athletes are, and have the athletes who are next up on the lanes nearby and ready to bowl.


These competitions are for the Athletes. If a parent or coach is infringing on your lane and you are uncomfortable; please contact your Lane Supervisor.  The exception to this rule is if an athlete is having significant physical or emotional problems.  If a coach or parent tells you it is okay to __________ (and this can mean anything) please contact your Lane Supervisor.


There will be ball return and scoring errors during the course of the tournament. Know where the lane reset button is as this will solve most ball return problems.  For any scoring errors, contact your Lane Supervisor.  Most scoring errors occur when an athlete bowls out of turn or on the wrong lane.


Following each game, record the athlete’s scores on the paperwork provided and have a Lane Supervisor or Runner check and confirm the scores. After the third game scores have been confirmed, bring the scorecard to the Scorer’s Room adjacent to the front desk near the entrance. You will be given the score sheet back, along with a bag of awards.


Return to your lane and award the athletes accordingly. After which, please return any unused awards and the official score sheet to the Scorer’s Room.


 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Aug 1, 2026

Zip Code: 91321

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Santa Clarita | Bowling Competition | Lane Supervisors (AM)

The Lane Supervisor plays a key leadership role in ensuring smooth operations during bowling competitions. This volunteer is responsible for overseeing multiple lane monitors, ensuring all lanes run efficiently, addressing any issues that arise, and serving as the primary point of contact for lane monitors when support is needed. 

Key Responsibilities: 

Supervise and support a group of Lane Monitors (5-6 lanes) throughout the competition. 

Serve as the first point of contact for any lane-level issues, including scoring errors, athlete discrepancies, or equipment concerns. 

Act as the liaison between the lane monitor and the front desk/venue staff. 

Ensure Lane Monitors are actively engaging with athletes, maintaining a safe and orderly lane environment, and following all competition protocols. 

Monitor the flow of competition across assigned lanes to ensure all athletes are accounted for, properly rotating, and adhering to schedule. 

Troubleshoot problems such as lane reset issues, missing or incorrect athlete names, and rule clarifications. 

Collect and confirm athlete scores after each game, ensuring accuracy before submitting. 

Promote a positive and encouraging environment for athletes, volunteers, and families. 

Qualifications: 

Strong organizational and communication skills. 

Ability to stay calm under pressure and make quick, informed decisions. 

Experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities is a plus. 

Must be comfortable providing direction to others and enforcing rules politely but firmly. 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

The Lane Supervisor plays a key leadership role in ensuring smooth operations during bowling competitions. This volunteer is responsible for overseeing multiple lane monitors, ensuring all lanes run efficiently, addressing any issues that arise, and serving as the primary point of contact for lane monitors when support is needed. 

Key Responsibilities: 

Supervise and support a group of Lane Monitors (5-6 lanes) throughout the competition. 

Serve as the first point of contact for any lane-level issues, including scoring errors, athlete discrepancies, or equipment concerns. 

Act as the liaison between the lane monitor and the front desk/venue staff. 

Ensure Lane Monitors are actively engaging with athletes, maintaining a safe and orderly lane environment, and following all competition protocols. 

Monitor the flow of competition across assigned lanes to ensure all athletes are accounted for, properly rotating, and adhering to schedule. 

Troubleshoot problems such as lane reset issues, missing or incorrect athlete names, and rule clarifications. 

Collect and confirm athlete scores after each game, ensuring accuracy before submitting. 

Promote a positive and encouraging environment for athletes, volunteers, and families. 

Qualifications: 

Strong organizational and communication skills. 

Ability to stay calm under pressure and make quick, informed decisions. 

Experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities is a plus. 

Must be comfortable providing direction to others and enforcing rules politely but firmly. 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Aug 1, 2026

Zip Code: 91321

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Santa Clarita | Bowling Competition | Opening Ceremonies

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Oversee Opening Ceremonies Run and MC Opening Ceremonies Delegate responsibilities accordingly

Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Oversee Opening Ceremonies Run and MC Opening Ceremonies Delegate responsibilities accordingly

Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Aug 1, 2026

Zip Code: 91321

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Santa Clarita | Bowling Competition | Medical/ First Aid

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assigned to oversee medical needs for bowling. 

 

QUALIFICATIONS: CPR & First Aid Certified. Experience in heat related issues and seizures

 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assigned to oversee medical needs for bowling. 

 

QUALIFICATIONS: CPR & First Aid Certified. Experience in heat related issues and seizures

 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Aug 1, 2026

Zip Code: 91321

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Swimming | Competition Volunteer (Saturday)


Swimming Competition Volunteer Opportunity

Dive into the action and support our athletes by volunteering at the swimming competition! Volunteers play a key role in ensuring a smooth, exciting event for everyone involved.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with overall venue operations during the competitionHelping stage athletes and guide them to their eventsTiming races and recording resultsSupporting scorekeeping effortsCheering on swimmers and helping create an encouraging environment!

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your support helps fuel the spirit of the competition—we couldn’t make a splash without you

Free parking in designated lots.  Please see the attached map.

 

Program: SOSC Championship Events


Swimming Competition Volunteer Opportunity

Dive into the action and support our athletes by volunteering at the swimming competition! Volunteers play a key role in ensuring a smooth, exciting event for everyone involved.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with overall venue operations during the competitionHelping stage athletes and guide them to their eventsTiming races and recording resultsSupporting scorekeeping effortsCheering on swimmers and helping create an encouraging environment!

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your support helps fuel the spirit of the competition—we couldn’t make a splash without you

Free parking in designated lots.  Please see the attached map.

 

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90808

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Swimming | Competition Volunteer (Sunday)


Swimming Competition Volunteer Opportunity

Dive into the action and support our athletes by volunteering at the swimming competition! Volunteers play a key role in ensuring a smooth, exciting event for everyone involved.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with overall venue operations during the competitionHelping stage athletes and guide them to their eventsTiming races and recording resultsSupporting scorekeeping effortsCheering on swimmers and helping create an encouraging environment!

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your support helps fuel the spirit of the competition—we couldn’t make a splash without you

Free parking in designated lots.  Please see the attached map.

 

Program: SOSC Championship Events


Swimming Competition Volunteer Opportunity

Dive into the action and support our athletes by volunteering at the swimming competition! Volunteers play a key role in ensuring a smooth, exciting event for everyone involved.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with overall venue operations during the competitionHelping stage athletes and guide them to their eventsTiming races and recording resultsSupporting scorekeeping effortsCheering on swimmers and helping create an encouraging environment!

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your support helps fuel the spirit of the competition—we couldn’t make a splash without you

Free parking in designated lots.  Please see the attached map.

 

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90808

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Swimming | Awards (Sunday)

Responsibilities

Join us as a Swimming Awards Volunteer and help celebrate the achievements of our athletes! In this rewarding role, you'll play a key part in ensuring the awards ceremonies run smoothly and professionally.

Responsibilities include

Assisting with the setup and organization of the awards areaArranging medals, ribbons, and certificates for presentationStaging and guiding athletes in the correct order for their award ceremonies

This is a great opportunity to be part of the action and contribute to a memorable event experience. No prior experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and attention to detail!

Free parking in designated lots.  Please see the attached map.

 


Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities

Join us as a Swimming Awards Volunteer and help celebrate the achievements of our athletes! In this rewarding role, you'll play a key part in ensuring the awards ceremonies run smoothly and professionally.

Responsibilities include

Assisting with the setup and organization of the awards areaArranging medals, ribbons, and certificates for presentationStaging and guiding athletes in the correct order for their award ceremonies

This is a great opportunity to be part of the action and contribute to a memorable event experience. No prior experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and attention to detail!

Free parking in designated lots.  Please see the attached map.

 


Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90815

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Medical | Sideline Care

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Renders first aid, additional patient care, and triage within his/her scope of practice and professional standards, assignment of work, and capability of the location; EMT certification minimally needed. 

We could not do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Renders first aid, additional patient care, and triage within his/her scope of practice and professional standards, assignment of work, and capability of the location; EMT certification minimally needed. 

We could not do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Bocce Set-Up (Friday)

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Bocce Set-Up Volunteer

Help bring the competition to life by preparing the Bocce courts for athletes and coaches!

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assist with setting up the Bocce competition area, including courts and equipment Help mark and organize Bocce courts to ensure they are safe and ready for play Support event staff with final set-up touches before athletes arrive

Your role helps create a smooth and welcoming competition environment so athletes can focus on playing their best.

Great opportunity to do with groups!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

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Bocce Set-Up Volunteer

Help bring the competition to life by preparing the Bocce courts for athletes and coaches!

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assist with setting up the Bocce competition area, including courts and equipment Help mark and organize Bocce courts to ensure they are safe and ready for play Support event staff with final set-up touches before athletes arrive

Your role helps create a smooth and welcoming competition environment so athletes can focus on playing their best.

Great opportunity to do with groups!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: Teams only


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Healthy Athlete Set-Up

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Set-Up Volunteer – Healthy Athletes Village

Be part of bringing the Healthy Athletes Village to life! In this role, you will help create a welcoming space where athletes can receive free health screenings and learn about healthy living.

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assist with setting up festival booths and activity areas Help prepare and organize the Healthy Athletes Village Support staff and team leads to ensure each area is ready for athletes

Why Your Role Matters:
Because of volunteers like you, athletes have access to important health services that support their overall well-being. The Healthy Athletes disciplines include:

Fit Feet (Podiatry): Checks feet, ankles, and footwear for comfort and fit FUNfitness (Physical Therapy): Assesses strength, flexibility, balance, and fitness Health Promotion (Nutrition & Prevention): Shares tips on healthy eating, hydration, and wellness Healthy Hearing (Audiology): Screens for hearing and ear health Opening Eyes (Vision): Tests vision and provides glasses when needed Special Smiles (Dentistry): Offers dental screenings and oral health education Strong Minds (Emotional Health): Teaches stress management and positive coping skills

Your support helps create a positive, organized, and impactful experience for every athlete.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

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Set-Up Volunteer – Healthy Athletes Village

Be part of bringing the Healthy Athletes Village to life! In this role, you will help create a welcoming space where athletes can receive free health screenings and learn about healthy living.

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assist with setting up festival booths and activity areas Help prepare and organize the Healthy Athletes Village Support staff and team leads to ensure each area is ready for athletes

Why Your Role Matters:
Because of volunteers like you, athletes have access to important health services that support their overall well-being. The Healthy Athletes disciplines include:

Fit Feet (Podiatry): Checks feet, ankles, and footwear for comfort and fit FUNfitness (Physical Therapy): Assesses strength, flexibility, balance, and fitness Health Promotion (Nutrition & Prevention): Shares tips on healthy eating, hydration, and wellness Healthy Hearing (Audiology): Screens for hearing and ear health Opening Eyes (Vision): Tests vision and provides glasses when needed Special Smiles (Dentistry): Offers dental screenings and oral health education Strong Minds (Emotional Health): Teaches stress management and positive coping skills

Your support helps create a positive, organized, and impactful experience for every athlete.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 5, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athletics | Awards | B of A

Celebrate the achievements of our incredible athletes by volunteering in the awards area! Your support helps create a smooth and memorable awards experience.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with the organization and flow of athletes in the awards tent

Helping manage the lineup and presentation process

Ensuring athletes are recognized and celebrated for their accomplishments

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your efforts make these special moments possible—thank you for being part of the team! We couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Celebrate the achievements of our incredible athletes by volunteering in the awards area! Your support helps create a smooth and memorable awards experience.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with the organization and flow of athletes in the awards tent

Helping manage the lineup and presentation process

Ensuring athletes are recognized and celebrated for their accomplishments

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your efforts make these special moments possible—thank you for being part of the team! We couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athletics | Awards (Saturday)

Celebrate the achievements of our incredible athletes by volunteering in the awards area! Your support helps create a smooth and memorable awards experience.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with the organization and flow of athletes in the awards tent

Helping manage the lineup and presentation process

Ensuring athletes are recognized and celebrated for their accomplishments

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your efforts make these special moments possible—thank you for being part of the team! We couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Celebrate the achievements of our incredible athletes by volunteering in the awards area! Your support helps create a smooth and memorable awards experience.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with the organization and flow of athletes in the awards tent

Helping manage the lineup and presentation process

Ensuring athletes are recognized and celebrated for their accomplishments

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your efforts make these special moments possible—thank you for being part of the team! We couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Merchandise | Associate (Saturday)

Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athlete Food Services | Hillside (Friday)

Be a part of fueling our athletes by volunteering with Athlete Food Services! Your help ensures that every competitor and coach receives a well-deserved meal in a welcoming environment.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Serving prepared plates to seated athletes and coaches (meals are pre-plated by CSULB staff)

Providing friendly, efficient service during meal times

Clearing tables and resetting for the next group after each meal session

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your teamwork and hospitality make a big difference in the athlete experience—thank you for lending a hand!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Be a part of fueling our athletes by volunteering with Athlete Food Services! Your help ensures that every competitor and coach receives a well-deserved meal in a welcoming environment.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Serving prepared plates to seated athletes and coaches (meals are pre-plated by CSULB staff)

Providing friendly, efficient service during meal times

Clearing tables and resetting for the next group after each meal session

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your teamwork and hospitality make a big difference in the athlete experience—thank you for lending a hand!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 5, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athlete Food Services | Parkside (Sunday)

Be a part of fueling our athletes by volunteering with Athlete Food Services! Your help ensures that every competitor and coach receives a well-deserved meal in a welcoming environment.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Serving prepared plates to seated athletes and coaches (meals are pre-plated by CSULB staff)

Providing friendly, efficient service during meal times

Clearing tables and resetting for the next group after each meal session

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your teamwork and hospitality make a big difference in the athlete experience—thank you for lending a hand!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Be a part of fueling our athletes by volunteering with Athlete Food Services! Your help ensures that every competitor and coach receives a well-deserved meal in a welcoming environment.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Serving prepared plates to seated athletes and coaches (meals are pre-plated by CSULB staff)

Providing friendly, efficient service during meal times

Clearing tables and resetting for the next group after each meal session

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your teamwork and hospitality make a big difference in the athlete experience—thank you for lending a hand!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Flag Football | Competition Volunteer (Saturday AM)

Responsibilities

We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make our Flag Football games a success!

Volunteer Roles:

Field Attendant - Help set up and manage the field, ensure player safety, and support coaches and referees.Scorekeeper - Keep accurate scores and assist with tracking game progress.Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your time and energy make all the difference - we couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities

We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make our Flag Football games a success!

Volunteer Roles:

Field Attendant - Help set up and manage the field, ensure player safety, and support coaches and referees.Scorekeeper - Keep accurate scores and assist with tracking game progress.Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your time and energy make all the difference - we couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Flag Football | Competition Volunteer (Sunday)

Responsibilities

We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make our Flag Football games a success!

Volunteer Roles:

Field Attendant - Help set up and manage the field, ensure player safety, and support coaches and referees.Scorekeeper - Keep accurate scores and assist with tracking game progress.Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your time and energy make all the difference - we couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities

We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make our Flag Football games a success!

Volunteer Roles:

Field Attendant - Help set up and manage the field, ensure player safety, and support coaches and referees.Scorekeeper - Keep accurate scores and assist with tracking game progress.Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your time and energy make all the difference - we couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Bocce | Competition Volunteer (Sunday)

Responsibilities:

Volunteers will be assigned their shift duties the morning of competition. Shifts consist of: assisting with hydration tub, team runners, scorekeeping, penalties and cheering.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Volunteers will be assigned their shift duties the morning of competition. Shifts consist of: assisting with hydration tub, team runners, scorekeeping, penalties and cheering.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Bocce | Competition Volunteer (Saturday)

Join us for an exciting day of bocce and help make the competition a success! Volunteers are essential to the smooth operation of this event and will receive their shift assignments on the morning of the competition.

 

Volunteer Responsibilities May Include:

Line Judge Team delegation escorts Serving as team runners to help coordinate teams and logistics Scorekeeping and tracking match progress Supporting referees with penalties and game flow Bringing the energy and cheering on all participants!

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.


Your time and enthusiasm help create a fun and inclusive atmosphere for everyone. We couldn’t do it without you—thank you for being part of the team!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Join us for an exciting day of bocce and help make the competition a success! Volunteers are essential to the smooth operation of this event and will receive their shift assignments on the morning of the competition.

 

Volunteer Responsibilities May Include:

Line Judge Team delegation escorts Serving as team runners to help coordinate teams and logistics Scorekeeping and tracking match progress Supporting referees with penalties and game flow Bringing the energy and cheering on all participants!

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.


Your time and enthusiasm help create a fun and inclusive atmosphere for everyone. We couldn’t do it without you—thank you for being part of the team!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athletics | Field Marshall (Sunday)

Responsibilities:

Direct coaches or other authorized non-competing personnel to their designated holding areas, while they are on the field of play or in a functional area.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Direct coaches or other authorized non-competing personnel to their designated holding areas, while they are on the field of play or in a functional area.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Merchandise | Associate (Sunday)

Responsibilities:

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Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

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Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Merchandise | Associate (Celebration)

Responsibilities:

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 Check In- is at the Athletics tent

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

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 Check In- is at the Athletics tent

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Merchandise| Swimming (Saturday)

Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. As the Boutique begins to close up you will assist with packing up of all merchandise and cleaning up the venue area.

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Program: SOSC Championship Events

Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. As the Boutique begins to close up you will assist with packing up of all merchandise and cleaning up the venue area.

a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Your role helps keep everything running smoothly—we couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90808

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Merchandise| Swimming (Sunday)

Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. As the Boutique begins to close up you will assist with packing up of all merchandise and cleaning up the venue area.

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Program: SOSC Championship Events

Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. As the Boutique begins to close up you will assist with packing up of all merchandise and cleaning up the venue area.

a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Spend some time at Rafer's Boutique helping athletes and fans find just the right SOSC merchandise. You, the volunteer, will also help set-up the venue by hanging up clothing, putting out merchandise and helping to organize and manage the storage area as needed. You will also help to keep the racks full of clothing as items are sold. Your role helps keep everything running smoothly—we couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90808

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Opening Ceremony

Assist with coordinating talent; grouping delegations for parade; keeping parade moving; breakdown post-ceremony

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Assist with coordinating talent; grouping delegations for parade; keeping parade moving; breakdown post-ceremony

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 5, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | LETR | Pavilion Helper - Sunday- (Background Check required)

Responsibilities:

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Merchandise | Associate (Friday)

Responsibilities:

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9AM-3PM - SET-UP

9AM- 12 PM- SET-UP

12PM-3PM- SET-UP

 2:30 PM- 6:30 PM- MERCH OPENS

Work the Boutique and assist with guests before they head into the Pyramid for an Epic Opening Ceremony! 

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

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9AM-3PM - SET-UP

9AM- 12 PM- SET-UP

12PM-3PM- SET-UP

 2:30 PM- 6:30 PM- MERCH OPENS

Work the Boutique and assist with guests before they head into the Pyramid for an Epic Opening Ceremony! 

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Pomona | Bowling Competition | Awards Assistant

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Support Awards Ceremony  Prepare awards and medals to match correct team placement.  Ensure success and efficiency in award distribution. 


 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Support Awards Ceremony  Prepare awards and medals to match correct team placement.  Ensure success and efficiency in award distribution. 


 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jul 18, 2026

Zip Code: 91773

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athletics | Athlete Check-In (Sunday)

Responsibilities:

Assist in the processing, organization and escorting of athletes as they check-in for their events

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Assist in the processing, organization and escorting of athletes as they check-in for their events

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Medical | Sideline Care | Overnight Clinical Personnel | (Friday Night)

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Renders first aid, additional patient care, and triage within his/her scope of practice and professional standards, assignment of work, and capability of the location; EMT certification minimally needed. 

We could not do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Renders first aid, additional patient care, and triage within his/her scope of practice and professional standards, assignment of work, and capability of the location; EMT certification minimally needed. 

We could not do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 5, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Medical | Sideline Care | Overnight Clinical Personnel | (Saturday Night)

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Renders first aid, additional patient care, and triage within his/her scope of practice and professional standards, assignment of work, and capability of the location; Clinical personnel - Physicians, Nurses, Medical Students, First Aid/ CPR / EMT certification minimally needed. 

We could not do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Renders first aid, additional patient care, and triage within his/her scope of practice and professional standards, assignment of work, and capability of the location; Clinical personnel - Physicians, Nurses, Medical Students, First Aid/ CPR / EMT certification minimally needed. 

We could not do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Tennis Coach | San Fernando Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / team volunteer role in Tennis.

 

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition. Assist Head Coach with creating, organizing and conducting a comprehensive sports training program. Assist in the management of Athlete eligibility and/or medical files. Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct. Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship. Assist Head Coach in the preparation of Athletes for higher-level competition advancement. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes. Assist with the maintenance of all appropriate team documents throughout the sports season. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all Athletes. Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed.

Commitment

This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season. This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season. This position requires a sport specific online training

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / team volunteer role in Tennis.

 

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition. Assist Head Coach with creating, organizing and conducting a comprehensive sports training program. Assist in the management of Athlete eligibility and/or medical files. Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct. Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship. Assist Head Coach in the preparation of Athletes for higher-level competition advancement. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes. Assist with the maintenance of all appropriate team documents throughout the sports season. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all Athletes. Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed.

Commitment

This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season. This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season. This position requires a sport specific online training

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 91040

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Pomona | Bowling Competition | Lane Monitor

Volunteer Responsibilities:

You will be assigned a lane to supervise. As the athletes arrive at your lane, greet them and assist them in getting shoes and balls, if necessary (many bowlers have their own shoes and balls).  Remind the athletes that food and drink is not allowed down on the lanes.


The names of the athletes assigned to your lane will be entered into the computer. Match the names on the computer screens to the names on the athlete’s name badge.


If there are any discrepancies (misspelling or missing athlete), please inform your Lane Supervisor.


After opening ceremonies, there will be a 10 minute warm up period. Once competition begins, the volunteer should stand in a place where all athletes assigned to their lane can be monitored.  The computer monitors will display arrows next to the athlete’s names, this indicates the lane that athlete is to bowl on. 

Follow this closely

While supervising a lane, the volunteer may assist the athletes by helping them to the lane, helping them up should they fall, and helping them retrieve their ball. For those working with ramp bowlers, you may place the ball on the ramp, but the volunteer is not allowed to assist an athlete in the delivery of the bowling ball (aiming the ramp).


It is important for the volunteer to properly manage their lane. Athletes have a tendency to wander over the course of a tournament (going to the bathroom, visiting a parent or coach). The volunteer should know where the athletes are, and have the athletes who are next up on the lanes nearby and ready to bowl. 


These competitions are for the Athletes. If a parent or coach is infringing on your lane and you are uncomfortable; please contact your Lane Supervisor.  The exception to this rule is if an athlete is having significant physical or emotional problems.  If a coach or parent tells you it is okay to __________ (and this can mean anything) please contact your Lane Supervisor.

 


There will be ball return and scoring errors during the course of the tournament. Know where the lane reset button is as this will solve most ball return problems.  For any scoring errors, contact your Lane Supervisor.  Most scoring errors occur when an athlete bowls out of turn or on the wrong lane.

 


Following each game, record the athlete’s scores on the paperwork provided and have a Lane Supervisor or Runner check and confirm the scores. After the third game scores have been confirmed, bring the scorecard to the Scorer’s Room adjacent to the front desk near the entrance. You will be given the score sheet back, along with a bag of awards.

 


Return to your lane and award the athletes accordingly. After which, please return any unused awards and the official score sheet to the Scorer’s Room.

 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Responsibilities:

You will be assigned a lane to supervise. As the athletes arrive at your lane, greet them and assist them in getting shoes and balls, if necessary (many bowlers have their own shoes and balls).  Remind the athletes that food and drink is not allowed down on the lanes.


The names of the athletes assigned to your lane will be entered into the computer. Match the names on the computer screens to the names on the athlete’s name badge.


If there are any discrepancies (misspelling or missing athlete), please inform your Lane Supervisor.


After opening ceremonies, there will be a 10 minute warm up period. Once competition begins, the volunteer should stand in a place where all athletes assigned to their lane can be monitored.  The computer monitors will display arrows next to the athlete’s names, this indicates the lane that athlete is to bowl on. 

Follow this closely

While supervising a lane, the volunteer may assist the athletes by helping them to the lane, helping them up should they fall, and helping them retrieve their ball. For those working with ramp bowlers, you may place the ball on the ramp, but the volunteer is not allowed to assist an athlete in the delivery of the bowling ball (aiming the ramp).


It is important for the volunteer to properly manage their lane. Athletes have a tendency to wander over the course of a tournament (going to the bathroom, visiting a parent or coach). The volunteer should know where the athletes are, and have the athletes who are next up on the lanes nearby and ready to bowl. 


These competitions are for the Athletes. If a parent or coach is infringing on your lane and you are uncomfortable; please contact your Lane Supervisor.  The exception to this rule is if an athlete is having significant physical or emotional problems.  If a coach or parent tells you it is okay to __________ (and this can mean anything) please contact your Lane Supervisor.

 


There will be ball return and scoring errors during the course of the tournament. Know where the lane reset button is as this will solve most ball return problems.  For any scoring errors, contact your Lane Supervisor.  Most scoring errors occur when an athlete bowls out of turn or on the wrong lane.

 


Following each game, record the athlete’s scores on the paperwork provided and have a Lane Supervisor or Runner check and confirm the scores. After the third game scores have been confirmed, bring the scorecard to the Scorer’s Room adjacent to the front desk near the entrance. You will be given the score sheet back, along with a bag of awards.

 


Return to your lane and award the athletes accordingly. After which, please return any unused awards and the official score sheet to the Scorer’s Room.

 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jul 18, 2026

Zip Code: 91773

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Pomona | Bowling Competition | Medical/ First Aid

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assigned to oversee medical needs for bowling. 

 

QUALIFICATIONS: CPR & First Aid Certified. Experience in heat related issues and seizures

 

Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assigned to oversee medical needs for bowling. 

 

QUALIFICATIONS: CPR & First Aid Certified. Experience in heat related issues and seizures

 

Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jul 18, 2026

Zip Code: 91773

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Pomona | Bowling Competition | Bowling GMT

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Run the Bowling venue. Delegate responsibilities accordingly.

 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Run the Bowling venue. Delegate responsibilities accordingly.

 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jul 18, 2026

Zip Code: 91773

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Pomona | Bowling Competition | Opening Ceremonies GMT

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Oversee Opening Ceremonies Run and MC Opening Ceremonies Delegate responsibilities accordingly


Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Oversee Opening Ceremonies Run and MC Opening Ceremonies Delegate responsibilities accordingly


Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jul 18, 2026

Zip Code: 91773

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Pomona | Bowling Competition | Lunch Assistant

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Help delegate correct lunches and drinks to match athlete numbers and teams. Provide lunches to other volunteers that are supporting the venue.


 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Help delegate correct lunches and drinks to match athlete numbers and teams. Provide lunches to other volunteers that are supporting the venue.


 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jul 18, 2026

Zip Code: 91773

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Pomona | Bowling Competition | Lane Supervisor

The Lane Supervisor plays a key leadership role in ensuring smooth operations during bowling competitions. This volunteer is responsible for overseeing multiple lane monitors, ensuring all lanes run efficiently, addressing any issues that arise, and serving as the primary point of contact for lane monitors when support is needed. 

Key Responsibilities: 

Supervise and support a group of Lane Monitors (5-6 lanes) throughout the competition. 

Serve as the first point of contact for any lane-level issues, including scoring errors, athlete discrepancies, or equipment concerns. 

Act as the liaison between the lane monitor and the front desk/venue staff. 

Ensure Lane Monitors are actively engaging with athletes, maintaining a safe and orderly lane environment, and following all competition protocols. 

Monitor the flow of competition across assigned lanes to ensure all athletes are accounted for, properly rotating, and adhering to schedule. 

Troubleshoot problems such as lane reset issues, missing or incorrect athlete names, and rule clarifications. 

Collect and confirm athlete scores after each game, ensuring accuracy before submitting. 

Promote a positive and encouraging environment for athletes, volunteers, and families. 

Qualifications: 

Strong organizational and communication skills. 

Ability to stay calm under pressure and make quick, informed decisions. 

Experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities is a plus. 

Must be comfortable providing direction to others and enforcing rules politely but firmly. 

 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

The Lane Supervisor plays a key leadership role in ensuring smooth operations during bowling competitions. This volunteer is responsible for overseeing multiple lane monitors, ensuring all lanes run efficiently, addressing any issues that arise, and serving as the primary point of contact for lane monitors when support is needed. 

Key Responsibilities: 

Supervise and support a group of Lane Monitors (5-6 lanes) throughout the competition. 

Serve as the first point of contact for any lane-level issues, including scoring errors, athlete discrepancies, or equipment concerns. 

Act as the liaison between the lane monitor and the front desk/venue staff. 

Ensure Lane Monitors are actively engaging with athletes, maintaining a safe and orderly lane environment, and following all competition protocols. 

Monitor the flow of competition across assigned lanes to ensure all athletes are accounted for, properly rotating, and adhering to schedule. 

Troubleshoot problems such as lane reset issues, missing or incorrect athlete names, and rule clarifications. 

Collect and confirm athlete scores after each game, ensuring accuracy before submitting. 

Promote a positive and encouraging environment for athletes, volunteers, and families. 

Qualifications: 

Strong organizational and communication skills. 

Ability to stay calm under pressure and make quick, informed decisions. 

Experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities is a plus. 

Must be comfortable providing direction to others and enforcing rules politely but firmly. 

 Remember to cheer the athletes on during the competition, no matter the results, and most importantly HAVE FUN!!!!!   

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jul 18, 2026

Zip Code: 91773

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Pomona | Bowling Competition | General Runner

Help track down supervisors when needed and maintain a safe, supportive environment for all participants.Assist the assigned Lane Monitor in overseeing the activities on their designated lanes.Quickly respond to any issues, disruptions, or questions that arise on or around the lanes.Communicate promptly with event supervisors to report concerns, request assistance, or relay information.Help ensure athletes, coaches, and volunteers are following event guidelines and timelines.

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Help track down supervisors when needed and maintain a safe, supportive environment for all participants.Assist the assigned Lane Monitor in overseeing the activities on their designated lanes.Quickly respond to any issues, disruptions, or questions that arise on or around the lanes.Communicate promptly with event supervisors to report concerns, request assistance, or relay information.Help ensure athletes, coaches, and volunteers are following event guidelines and timelines.

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jul 18, 2026

Zip Code: 91773

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Bocce | Competition Volunteer (Saturday)

Responsibilities:

Volunteers will be assigned their shift duties the morning of competition. Shifts consist of: assisting with hydration tub, team runners, scorekeeping, penalties and cheering.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Volunteers will be assigned their shift duties the morning of competition. Shifts consist of: assisting with hydration tub, team runners, scorekeeping, penalties and cheering.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athletics | General Volunteer (Sunday)

Responsibilities:

Assist the Competition Manager in the day's areas of need for the event.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Assist the Competition Manager in the day's areas of need for the event.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athletics | General Volunteer (Saturday)

Responsibilities:

Assist the Competition Manager in the day's areas of need for the event.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Assist the Competition Manager in the day's areas of need for the event.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athletics | Nerve Center (Sunday)

Responsibilities:

Assist in the receiving and delivery process of event documents as they arrive to the nerve center

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Assist in the receiving and delivery process of event documents as they arrive to the nerve center

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athletics | Awards (Sunday)

Celebrate the achievements of our incredible athletes by volunteering in the awards area! Your support helps create a smooth and memorable awards experience.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with the organization and flow of athletes in the awards tent

Helping manage the lineup and presentation process

Ensuring athletes are recognized and celebrated for their accomplishments

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your efforts make these special moments possible—thank you for being part of the team! We couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Celebrate the achievements of our incredible athletes by volunteering in the awards area! Your support helps create a smooth and memorable awards experience.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with the organization and flow of athletes in the awards tent

Helping manage the lineup and presentation process

Ensuring athletes are recognized and celebrated for their accomplishments

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your efforts make these special moments possible—thank you for being part of the team! We couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athletics | Athlete Staging (Sunday)

Be a key part of the competition by helping athletes get ready to shine! As an Athlete Staging Volunteer, you'll ensure each participant is prepared and in the right place at the right time.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with final event preparations

Helping organize and stage athletes before their events

Escorting athletes to their competition areas with encouragement and support

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your role helps keep everything running smoothly—we couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Be a key part of the competition by helping athletes get ready to shine! As an Athlete Staging Volunteer, you'll ensure each participant is prepared and in the right place at the right time.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with final event preparations

Helping organize and stage athletes before their events

Escorting athletes to their competition areas with encouragement and support

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your role helps keep everything running smoothly—we couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athletics | Athlete Staging (Saturday)

Be a key part of the competition by helping athletes get ready to shine! As an Athlete Staging Volunteer, you'll ensure each participant is prepared and in the right place at the right time.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with final event preparations

Helping organize and stage athletes before their events

Escorting athletes to their competition areas with encouragement and support

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your role helps keep everything running smoothly—we couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Be a key part of the competition by helping athletes get ready to shine! As an Athlete Staging Volunteer, you'll ensure each participant is prepared and in the right place at the right time.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Assisting with final event preparations

Helping organize and stage athletes before their events

Escorting athletes to their competition areas with encouragement and support

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your role helps keep everything running smoothly—we couldn’t do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Media | Videographer (Saturday)

Responsibilities:

Serve as the official videographer of Summer Games. Afternoon shift will include Young Athletes Festival, Fans In the Stands activities, Festival activities and competitions.

Reports to Marcomm Staff 

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Serve as the official videographer of Summer Games. Afternoon shift will include Young Athletes Festival, Fans In the Stands activities, Festival activities and competitions.

Reports to Marcomm Staff 

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Media | Photo Booth Attendant (Saturday)

Responsibilities:

Help guests capture fun memories! Volunteers will greet attendees, assist with face-in-hole photo cutouts, take pictures using guests’ phones, and keep the area cheerful and tidy.
Ideal for: Friendly, outgoing individuals who enjoy interacting with people of all ages and abilities. No photography experience needed. Orientation provided.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Help guests capture fun memories! Volunteers will greet attendees, assist with face-in-hole photo cutouts, take pictures using guests’ phones, and keep the area cheerful and tidy.
Ideal for: Friendly, outgoing individuals who enjoy interacting with people of all ages and abilities. No photography experience needed. Orientation provided.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athletics | Nerve Center (Saturday)

Responsibilities:

Assist in the receiving and delivery process of event documents as they arrive to the nerve center

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Assist in the receiving and delivery process of event documents as they arrive to the nerve center

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Breakfast With Champions | A/V Assistant

Responsibilities:

Manage Power point Presentations & music for the program.

Program: SOSC Fundraising Events

Responsibilities:

Manage Power point Presentations & music for the program.

Program: SOSC Fundraising Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Signage Removal

Responsibilities:

Sunday (Dog Pound Volunteer Check-in)

This position will be retrieving all banners and signage that is spread throughout the CSULB Campus, and helping to organize and put away banners for storage. Please expect to walk and stand on your feet through the shift.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Sunday (Dog Pound Volunteer Check-in)

This position will be retrieving all banners and signage that is spread throughout the CSULB Campus, and helping to organize and put away banners for storage. Please expect to walk and stand on your feet through the shift.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Media | Social Media / Documentation Team Assistant - Fri

Be the voice of the Summer Games and bring the excitement to life on social media! As a Social Media & Documentation ambassador, you’ll capture unforgettable moments—whether it’s action shots, posed pics, or fun snapshots with social media props—and we will share them directly on SOSC’s official accounts. Plus, you’ll engage with attendees, encouraging them to join the conversation and share their experiences with you. Help spread the energy, inspire the community, and make the Summer Games trend like never before!


Must have your own smart phone and be capable of recording photos and videos and transferring them to other mobile devices via texting or uploading. Social media and/or media relations experience preferred but not required. Must be comfortable approaching and talking to spectators, athletes and coaches. Will need All Access Wristband and will be given photo credential when checking in at the media center.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Be the voice of the Summer Games and bring the excitement to life on social media! As a Social Media & Documentation ambassador, you’ll capture unforgettable moments—whether it’s action shots, posed pics, or fun snapshots with social media props—and we will share them directly on SOSC’s official accounts. Plus, you’ll engage with attendees, encouraging them to join the conversation and share their experiences with you. Help spread the energy, inspire the community, and make the Summer Games trend like never before!


Must have your own smart phone and be capable of recording photos and videos and transferring them to other mobile devices via texting or uploading. Social media and/or media relations experience preferred but not required. Must be comfortable approaching and talking to spectators, athletes and coaches. Will need All Access Wristband and will be given photo credential when checking in at the media center.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 5, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Media | Social Media / Documentation Team Assistant - Sat

Be the voice of the Summer Games and bring the excitement to life on social media! As a Social Media & Documentation ambassador, you’ll capture unforgettable moments—whether it’s action shots, posed pics, or fun snapshots with social media props—and we will share them directly on SOSC’s official accounts. Plus, you’ll engage with attendees, encouraging them to join the conversation and share their experiences with you. Help spread the energy, inspire the community, and make the Summer Games trend like never before!


Must have your own smart phone and be capable of recording photos and videos and transferring them to other mobile devices via texting or uploading. Social media and/or media relations experience preferred but not required. Must be comfortable approaching and talking to spectators, athletes and coaches. Will need All Access Wristband and will be given photo credential when checking in at the media center.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Be the voice of the Summer Games and bring the excitement to life on social media! As a Social Media & Documentation ambassador, you’ll capture unforgettable moments—whether it’s action shots, posed pics, or fun snapshots with social media props—and we will share them directly on SOSC’s official accounts. Plus, you’ll engage with attendees, encouraging them to join the conversation and share their experiences with you. Help spread the energy, inspire the community, and make the Summer Games trend like never before!


Must have your own smart phone and be capable of recording photos and videos and transferring them to other mobile devices via texting or uploading. Social media and/or media relations experience preferred but not required. Must be comfortable approaching and talking to spectators, athletes and coaches. Will need All Access Wristband and will be given photo credential when checking in at the media center.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Media | Social Media / Documentation Team Assistant - Sun

Be the voice of the Summer Games and bring the excitement to life on social media! As a Social Media & Documentation ambassador, you’ll capture unforgettable moments—whether it’s action shots, posed pics, or fun snapshots with social media props—and we will share them directly on SOSC’s official accounts. Plus, you’ll engage with attendees, encouraging them to join the conversation and share their experiences with you. Help spread the energy, inspire the community, and make the Summer Games trend like never before!


Must have your own smart phone and be capable of recording photos and videos and transferring them to other mobile devices via texting or uploading. Social media and/or media relations experience preferred but not required. Must be comfortable approaching and talking to spectators, athletes and coaches. Will need All Access Wristband and will be given photo credential when checking in at the media center.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Be the voice of the Summer Games and bring the excitement to life on social media! As a Social Media & Documentation ambassador, you’ll capture unforgettable moments—whether it’s action shots, posed pics, or fun snapshots with social media props—and we will share them directly on SOSC’s official accounts. Plus, you’ll engage with attendees, encouraging them to join the conversation and share their experiences with you. Help spread the energy, inspire the community, and make the Summer Games trend like never before!


Must have your own smart phone and be capable of recording photos and videos and transferring them to other mobile devices via texting or uploading. Social media and/or media relations experience preferred but not required. Must be comfortable approaching and talking to spectators, athletes and coaches. Will need All Access Wristband and will be given photo credential when checking in at the media center.

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Media | Videographer - Sun

Responsibilities:

Serve as the official videographer of Summer Games. Afternoon shift will include Young Athletes Festival, Fans In the Stands activities, Festival activities and competitions.

Reports to Marcomm Staff 

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Serve as the official videographer of Summer Games. Afternoon shift will include Young Athletes Festival, Fans In the Stands activities, Festival activities and competitions.

Reports to Marcomm Staff 

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Festival | Booths | Sunday

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assist with festival booths set up.  Support athletes by providing activities or prizes to athletes and guests. 

We could not do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assist with festival booths set up.  Support athletes by providing activities or prizes to athletes and guests. 

We could not do this without you!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athletics | Recovery Volunteer (Sunday)

Responsibilities:

Assist athletes as they wait to be picked up by their coach or authorized member of their delegation.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Assist athletes as they wait to be picked up by their coach or authorized member of their delegation.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athlete Food Services | Hillside (Saturday AM)

Be a part of fueling our athletes by volunteering with Athlete Food Services! Your help ensures that every competitor and coach receives a well-deserved meal in a welcoming environment.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Serving prepared plates to seated athletes and coaches (meals are pre-plated by CSULB staff)

Providing friendly, efficient service during meal times

Clearing tables and resetting for the next group after each meal session

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your teamwork and hospitality make a big difference in the athlete experience—thank you for lending a hand!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Be a part of fueling our athletes by volunteering with Athlete Food Services! Your help ensures that every competitor and coach receives a well-deserved meal in a welcoming environment.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Serving prepared plates to seated athletes and coaches (meals are pre-plated by CSULB staff)

Providing friendly, efficient service during meal times

Clearing tables and resetting for the next group after each meal session

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your teamwork and hospitality make a big difference in the athlete experience—thank you for lending a hand!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athlete Food Services | Hillside (Sunday)

Be a part of fueling our athletes by volunteering with Athlete Food Services! Your help ensures that every competitor and coach receives a well-deserved meal in a welcoming environment.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Serving prepared plates to seated athletes and coaches (meals are pre-plated by CSULB staff)

Providing friendly, efficient service during meal times

Clearing tables and resetting for the next group after each meal session

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your teamwork and hospitality make a big difference in the athlete experience—thank you for lending a hand!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Be a part of fueling our athletes by volunteering with Athlete Food Services! Your help ensures that every competitor and coach receives a well-deserved meal in a welcoming environment.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Serving prepared plates to seated athletes and coaches (meals are pre-plated by CSULB staff)

Providing friendly, efficient service during meal times

Clearing tables and resetting for the next group after each meal session

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your teamwork and hospitality make a big difference in the athlete experience—thank you for lending a hand!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Athlete Food Services | Parkside (Saturday AM)

Be a part of fueling our athletes by volunteering with Athlete Food Services! Your help ensures that every competitor and coach receives a well-deserved meal in a welcoming environment.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Serving prepared plates to seated athletes and coaches (meals are pre-plated by CSULB staff)

Providing friendly, efficient service during meal times

Clearing tables and resetting for the next group after each meal session

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your teamwork and hospitality make a big difference in the athlete experience—thank you for lending a hand!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Be a part of fueling our athletes by volunteering with Athlete Food Services! Your help ensures that every competitor and coach receives a well-deserved meal in a welcoming environment.

Volunteer Responsibilities Include:

Serving prepared plates to seated athletes and coaches (meals are pre-plated by CSULB staff)

Providing friendly, efficient service during meal times

Clearing tables and resetting for the next group after each meal session

Training/Orientation will be provided. No experience needed.

Your teamwork and hospitality make a big difference in the athlete experience—thank you for lending a hand!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 6, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Summer Games | Bocce | Court Tear-Down

Responsibilities:

Assist with bocce equipment and court tear down after the competition is over.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Responsibilities:

Assist with bocce equipment and court tear down after the competition is over.

We could not do this without you!!!

Program: SOSC Championship Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Jun 7, 2026

Zip Code: 90840

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Intern| Health Initiatives

GOAL/IMPACT

 

Special Olympics Southern California’s (SOSC) vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion, and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Special Olympics is the world’s largest sports organization for people with intellectual disabilities, serving more than 4.4 million athletes in over 170 countries. Through the power of sports, athletes discover new strengths and abilities, build confidence, develop skills, and experience success both on the playing field and in life.

 

The Health Initiatives Internship offers students an opportunity to gain hands-on exposure to nonprofit public health programming while supporting Special Olympics Southern California’s Healthy Athletes initiatives. Interns will learn about inclusive health programming, athlete wellness initiatives, volunteer engagement, and community outreach that support the health and well-being of athletes with intellectual disabilities.

 

To learn more about SOSC programs and initiatives, please visit our website.

 

Key responsibilities

·       Support the planning and coordination of health initiative events.

·       Assist with event preparation such as organizing materials, equipment, and supplies.

·       Assist with inventory preparation and organization of health supplies before and after events.

·       Provide support with basic data entry related to athlete participation, volunteer engagement, and program tracking.

·       Assist with outreach efforts, including regional health events and community engagement activities.

·       Support health initiatives communications, including assistance with social media content or program promotion.

·       Participate in team meetings and provide general program support to the Health Initiatives team.

 


TRAINING & SUPPORT

·       Supervision and mentorship from the Senior Manager, Health Initiatives with regular check-ins and guidance.

·       Orientation to Special Olympics Southern California, Healthy Athletes programming, and organizational protocols.

·       Hands-on learning opportunities related to nonprofit public health initiatives, event planning, volunteer coordination, and community outreach.

·       Exposure to collaboration across multiple program areas within SOSC.

 



COMMITMENT & WORK SITE

·       This internship requires at least a 3 month commitment.

·       Interns are expected to contribute approximately 6–12 hours per week, depending on availability and academic schedule.

·       Internship activities primarily take place at the SOSC Headquarters Office – 1600 Forbes Way, Suite 200, Long Beach, CA 90810, with occasional opportunities to attend regional events or Healthy Athletes screenings.

·       Some evenings or weekends may be available for those interested in observing or supporting Healthy Athletes screenings or Special Olympics events.

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

·       Interest in public health, nonprofit programming, health equity, or community health initiatives.

·       Strong organizational and communication skills.

·       Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a team environment.

·       Comfortable working with diverse communities and individuals with intellectual disabilities.

·       Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office programs and willingness to learn new systems.

·       Dependable, organized, and eager to gain experience in nonprofit health programming.

·       Must complete a volunteer application, required training, and background check.

 


BENEFITS

·       Opportunity to make a direct impact on the health and well-being of Special Olympics athletes.

·       Hands-on learning experience within a large nonprofit organization focused on inclusive health and sports programming.

·       Exposure to Healthy Athletes screenings, community health initiatives, volunteer coordination, and nonprofit program operations.

·       Experience working with a collaborative team dedicated to advancing inclusion, wellness, and opportunity for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

·       Opportunity to build professional skills in nonprofit programming, event coordination, outreach, and health initiatives.

 

 

Program: SOSC Health Initiatives

GOAL/IMPACT

 

Special Olympics Southern California’s (SOSC) vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion, and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Special Olympics is the world’s largest sports organization for people with intellectual disabilities, serving more than 4.4 million athletes in over 170 countries. Through the power of sports, athletes discover new strengths and abilities, build confidence, develop skills, and experience success both on the playing field and in life.

 

The Health Initiatives Internship offers students an opportunity to gain hands-on exposure to nonprofit public health programming while supporting Special Olympics Southern California’s Healthy Athletes initiatives. Interns will learn about inclusive health programming, athlete wellness initiatives, volunteer engagement, and community outreach that support the health and well-being of athletes with intellectual disabilities.

 

To learn more about SOSC programs and initiatives, please visit our website.

 

Key responsibilities

·       Support the planning and coordination of health initiative events.

·       Assist with event preparation such as organizing materials, equipment, and supplies.

·       Assist with inventory preparation and organization of health supplies before and after events.

·       Provide support with basic data entry related to athlete participation, volunteer engagement, and program tracking.

·       Assist with outreach efforts, including regional health events and community engagement activities.

·       Support health initiatives communications, including assistance with social media content or program promotion.

·       Participate in team meetings and provide general program support to the Health Initiatives team.

 


TRAINING & SUPPORT

·       Supervision and mentorship from the Senior Manager, Health Initiatives with regular check-ins and guidance.

·       Orientation to Special Olympics Southern California, Healthy Athletes programming, and organizational protocols.

·       Hands-on learning opportunities related to nonprofit public health initiatives, event planning, volunteer coordination, and community outreach.

·       Exposure to collaboration across multiple program areas within SOSC.

 



COMMITMENT & WORK SITE

·       This internship requires at least a 3 month commitment.

·       Interns are expected to contribute approximately 6–12 hours per week, depending on availability and academic schedule.

·       Internship activities primarily take place at the SOSC Headquarters Office – 1600 Forbes Way, Suite 200, Long Beach, CA 90810, with occasional opportunities to attend regional events or Healthy Athletes screenings.

·       Some evenings or weekends may be available for those interested in observing or supporting Healthy Athletes screenings or Special Olympics events.

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

·       Interest in public health, nonprofit programming, health equity, or community health initiatives.

·       Strong organizational and communication skills.

·       Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a team environment.

·       Comfortable working with diverse communities and individuals with intellectual disabilities.

·       Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office programs and willingness to learn new systems.

·       Dependable, organized, and eager to gain experience in nonprofit health programming.

·       Must complete a volunteer application, required training, and background check.

 


BENEFITS

·       Opportunity to make a direct impact on the health and well-being of Special Olympics athletes.

·       Hands-on learning experience within a large nonprofit organization focused on inclusive health and sports programming.

·       Exposure to Healthy Athletes screenings, community health initiatives, volunteer coordination, and nonprofit program operations.

·       Experience working with a collaborative team dedicated to advancing inclusion, wellness, and opportunity for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

·       Opportunity to build professional skills in nonprofit programming, event coordination, outreach, and health initiatives.

 

 

Program: SOSC Health Initiatives

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Coach

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 91355

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Volunteer Management Team

GOAL/IMPACT 

Special Olympics Southern California (SOSC) is dedicated to creating opportunities for our athletes to find strength, success, confidence, and joy on and off the playing field. Making each competition meaningful to the athletes and to their families is important.  

 

The Games Management Team (GMT) is a group of volunteers that manages all aspects of the games.  The GMT concept incorporates several groups within a team to alleviate overload on one person. The GMT consists of the Games Director, Competition Director, Managers and Leads. Combined they are responsible for carrying out the mission, goals, planning and conducting high quality games while adhering to the predetermined timelines.  

 

 Volunteer Management Team (VMT) members assist with the overall check-in process at competitions and events. VMT members are typically the first face a volunteer sees upon arrival, and will help provide direction and instruction to volunteers.    

 

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 

Work closely with other VMT members to create a friendly and welcoming environment for competition and event volunteers  Set-up and/or clean-up of Volunteer Check-In station at competitions  Communicate with and check-in volunteers using registration system or check-in roster, including pre-registered volunteers and walk-ups  Provide directions, on-site materials, credentials, and brief orientation to ensure volunteers receives detailed instructions for their shift  Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for volunteers 

 

TRAINING & SUPPORT 

Day-of training and orientation will be provided by SOSC staff 

Commitment and Work-Site 

Day-of competition hours may vary, throughout a 8-10 week season  Volunteer Check-In locations may be indoors, or under a designated canopy outdoors, depending on competition location 

 

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS 

Minimum age 16 years old with a government issued ID (driver’s license, military ID or passport). School ID acceptable for volunteers 16-17.   Must complete online volunteer application, online trainings, and background check (if over 18). Recertification required every 3 years  Commitment to the Mission and Philosophy of SOSC 

BENEFITS 

Direct interaction and impact on SOSC athletes!  Build a strong team to work together to achieve our vision of acceptance, inclusion, and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports  Experience enthusiasm, joy, and personal achievement alongside our athletes 

Program: Orange County

GOAL/IMPACT 

Special Olympics Southern California (SOSC) is dedicated to creating opportunities for our athletes to find strength, success, confidence, and joy on and off the playing field. Making each competition meaningful to the athletes and to their families is important.  

 

The Games Management Team (GMT) is a group of volunteers that manages all aspects of the games.  The GMT concept incorporates several groups within a team to alleviate overload on one person. The GMT consists of the Games Director, Competition Director, Managers and Leads. Combined they are responsible for carrying out the mission, goals, planning and conducting high quality games while adhering to the predetermined timelines.  

 

 Volunteer Management Team (VMT) members assist with the overall check-in process at competitions and events. VMT members are typically the first face a volunteer sees upon arrival, and will help provide direction and instruction to volunteers.    

 

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 

Work closely with other VMT members to create a friendly and welcoming environment for competition and event volunteers  Set-up and/or clean-up of Volunteer Check-In station at competitions  Communicate with and check-in volunteers using registration system or check-in roster, including pre-registered volunteers and walk-ups  Provide directions, on-site materials, credentials, and brief orientation to ensure volunteers receives detailed instructions for their shift  Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for volunteers 

 

TRAINING & SUPPORT 

Day-of training and orientation will be provided by SOSC staff 

Commitment and Work-Site 

Day-of competition hours may vary, throughout a 8-10 week season  Volunteer Check-In locations may be indoors, or under a designated canopy outdoors, depending on competition location 

 

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS 

Minimum age 16 years old with a government issued ID (driver’s license, military ID or passport). School ID acceptable for volunteers 16-17.   Must complete online volunteer application, online trainings, and background check (if over 18). Recertification required every 3 years  Commitment to the Mission and Philosophy of SOSC 

BENEFITS 

Direct interaction and impact on SOSC athletes!  Build a strong team to work together to achieve our vision of acceptance, inclusion, and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports  Experience enthusiasm, joy, and personal achievement alongside our athletes 

Program: Orange County

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 92706

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Renewing Volunteer

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a volunteering role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a volunteering role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Renewing Volunteer

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a volunteering role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a volunteering role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 91355

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Swimming Team Volunteer | Bellflower

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a volunteering role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach and Coaches with non-sports training activities as assigned.  Will not serve in any coaching capacity or provide sports training instruction to athletes.  Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes.  Non-leadership role

Commitment

This position requires 2+ hours per week of an 8-10 week season.

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a volunteering role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach and Coaches with non-sports training activities as assigned.  Will not serve in any coaching capacity or provide sports training instruction to athletes.  Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes.  Non-leadership role

Commitment

This position requires 2+ hours per week of an 8-10 week season.

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Swimming Coach | San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / team volunteer role in Swimming.

 

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition. Assist Head Coach with creating, organizing and conducting a comprehensive sports training program. Assist in the management of Athlete eligibility and/or medical files. Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct. Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship. Assist Head Coach in the preparation of Athletes for higher-level competition advancement. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes. Assist with the maintenance of all appropriate team documents throughout the sports season. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all Athletes. Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed.

Commitment

This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season. This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season. This position requires a sport specific in-person training (renewable online)

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / team volunteer role in Swimming.

 

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition. Assist Head Coach with creating, organizing and conducting a comprehensive sports training program. Assist in the management of Athlete eligibility and/or medical files. Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct. Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship. Assist Head Coach in the preparation of Athletes for higher-level competition advancement. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes. Assist with the maintenance of all appropriate team documents throughout the sports season. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all Athletes. Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed.

Commitment

This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season. This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season. This position requires a sport specific in-person training (renewable online)

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Coach | East San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / team volunteer role



Key Responsibilities:


• Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program


• Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition


• Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions


• Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes


• Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship


• Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct


• Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed



Upon successful completion, you will be recognized as a cleared Team Volunteer. To qualify as a coach, you are required to attend an in-person coaching training session specific to your sport. This training is mandatory and must be renewed online every three years.



Commitment:


• This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season


• This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season



Sports offered by East San Gabriel Valley are:

Spring (Mar-June) - Athletics
Summer (June-Aug) - bowling 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / team volunteer role



Key Responsibilities:


• Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program


• Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition


• Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions


• Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes


• Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship


• Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct


• Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed



Upon successful completion, you will be recognized as a cleared Team Volunteer. To qualify as a coach, you are required to attend an in-person coaching training session specific to your sport. This training is mandatory and must be renewed online every three years.



Commitment:


• This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season


• This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season



Sports offered by East San Gabriel Valley are:

Spring (Mar-June) - Athletics
Summer (June-Aug) - bowling 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Team Volunteer

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a volunteering role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a volunteering role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 91355

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Young Athletes Team Volunteer Interest

Description: 

Young Athletes introduces basic sport skills, like running, kicking and throwing, and offers families, teachers, caregivers and people from the community the chance to share the joy of sports with all children. Young Athletes classified as ages 2-7 years old. 


Key Responsibilities

Assist Coach and/or Staff to organize and conduct a session plan (warm up, skill development stations, group activity, cool down). Work with young athletes during scheduled session times Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all young athletesSpanish speaking preferred but not required


Click "Start Registration" to show an interest, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps to complete the required qualifications. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Description: 

Young Athletes introduces basic sport skills, like running, kicking and throwing, and offers families, teachers, caregivers and people from the community the chance to share the joy of sports with all children. Young Athletes classified as ages 2-7 years old. 


Key Responsibilities

Assist Coach and/or Staff to organize and conduct a session plan (warm up, skill development stations, group activity, cool down). Work with young athletes during scheduled session times Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all young athletesSpanish speaking preferred but not required


Click "Start Registration" to show an interest, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps to complete the required qualifications. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Coach | GLA | SCLARC

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / team volunteer role

Key Responsibilities:
• Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program
• Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition
• Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions
• Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes
• Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship
• Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct
• Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed

Upon successful completion, you will be recognized as a cleared Team Volunteer. To qualify as a coach, you are required to attend an in-person coaching training session specific to your sport. This training is mandatory and must be renewed online every three years.

Commitment:
• This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season
• This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season

Sports offered by (program name):

Spring (Mar-June) - basketball
Fall (Aug-Nov) - softball

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / team volunteer role

Key Responsibilities:
• Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program
• Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition
• Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions
• Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes
• Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship
• Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct
• Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed

Upon successful completion, you will be recognized as a cleared Team Volunteer. To qualify as a coach, you are required to attend an in-person coaching training session specific to your sport. This training is mandatory and must be renewed online every three years.

Commitment:
• This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season
• This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season

Sports offered by (program name):

Spring (Mar-June) - basketball
Fall (Aug-Nov) - softball

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Coach | Pomona

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / team volunteer role



Key Responsibilities:


• Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program


• Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition


• Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions


• Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes


• Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship


• Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct


• Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed



Upon successful completion, you will be recognized as a cleared Team Volunteer. To qualify as a coach, you are required to attend an in-person coaching training session specific to your sport. This training is mandatory and must be renewed online every three years.



Commitment:


• This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season


• This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season



Sports offered by (program name):

Spring (Mar-June) - athletics, basketball, bocce
Summer (June-Aug) - bowling
Fall (Aug-Nov) - golf, softball
Winter (Dec-Feb) - floorball


Although all sports are open, we are currently specifically looking for floorball, athletics, basketball and bocce coaches. 


Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / team volunteer role



Key Responsibilities:


• Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program


• Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition


• Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions


• Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes


• Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship


• Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct


• Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed



Upon successful completion, you will be recognized as a cleared Team Volunteer. To qualify as a coach, you are required to attend an in-person coaching training session specific to your sport. This training is mandatory and must be renewed online every three years.



Commitment:


• This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season


• This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season



Sports offered by (program name):

Spring (Mar-June) - athletics, basketball, bocce
Summer (June-Aug) - bowling
Fall (Aug-Nov) - golf, softball
Winter (Dec-Feb) - floorball


Although all sports are open, we are currently specifically looking for floorball, athletics, basketball and bocce coaches. 


Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Coach | Westside

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / team volunteer role



Key Responsibilities:


• Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program


• Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition


• Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions


• Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes


• Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship


• Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct


• Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed



Upon successful completion, you will be recognized as a cleared Team Volunteer. To qualify as a coach, you are required to attend an in-person coaching training session specific to your sport. This training is mandatory and must be renewed online every three years.



Commitment:


• This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season


• This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season



Sports offered by Westside are:

Spring (Mar-June) - basketball, bocce
Summer (June-Aug) - bowling Fall (Aug-Nov) - golf, soccer


Although all sports are open, we are currently specifically looking for basketball and bocce coaches. 


Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / team volunteer role



Key Responsibilities:


• Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program


• Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition


• Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions


• Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes


• Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship


• Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct


• Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed



Upon successful completion, you will be recognized as a cleared Team Volunteer. To qualify as a coach, you are required to attend an in-person coaching training session specific to your sport. This training is mandatory and must be renewed online every three years.



Commitment:


• This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season


• This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season



Sports offered by Westside are:

Spring (Mar-June) - basketball, bocce
Summer (June-Aug) - bowling Fall (Aug-Nov) - golf, soccer


Although all sports are open, we are currently specifically looking for basketball and bocce coaches. 


Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Intern | Orange County Social Media

Description

Work with the Special Olympics Southern California team to maintain our social media presence across our entire footprint. Assist with the creation of social media posts based on social media promotion calendar; produce videos; write articles; respond to and interact with the Special Olympics Southern California audience through social media channels; attend events and provide live social media coverage.

Key Responsibilities

Assist with the creation of social media posts based on social media promotion calendar Produce/create/find imagery to use on social channels Write articles to use on social channels Short video creation via Canva and other social media applications Respond to and interact with the Special Olympics Southern California audience through social media channels Copywriting for written articles and emails Interviewing: online and in-person Attend events and provide live social media coverage

Training & Support

Hands-on training for each task, i.e. how to use social media, graphics software, etc. Receive basic overview on telling the SOSC story

Commitment

Communications/Public Relations/Social Media Marketing 10 Hours per Week Orange County/Santa Ana Office Based On-site and Remote (hybrid) Fundraising, Special Events, OC Sporting Events Semester Minimum Requirement Starting ASAP Smart Phone and Laptop Required

After successfully completing the required qualifications, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps in the application process.

Program: Orange County

Description

Work with the Special Olympics Southern California team to maintain our social media presence across our entire footprint. Assist with the creation of social media posts based on social media promotion calendar; produce videos; write articles; respond to and interact with the Special Olympics Southern California audience through social media channels; attend events and provide live social media coverage.

Key Responsibilities

Assist with the creation of social media posts based on social media promotion calendar Produce/create/find imagery to use on social channels Write articles to use on social channels Short video creation via Canva and other social media applications Respond to and interact with the Special Olympics Southern California audience through social media channels Copywriting for written articles and emails Interviewing: online and in-person Attend events and provide live social media coverage

Training & Support

Hands-on training for each task, i.e. how to use social media, graphics software, etc. Receive basic overview on telling the SOSC story

Commitment

Communications/Public Relations/Social Media Marketing 10 Hours per Week Orange County/Santa Ana Office Based On-site and Remote (hybrid) Fundraising, Special Events, OC Sporting Events Semester Minimum Requirement Starting ASAP Smart Phone and Laptop Required

After successfully completing the required qualifications, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps in the application process.

Program: Orange County

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 92705

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Unified Partner - Minor

Description

Unified partners (individuals without intellectual disabilities) train and compete as a teammate alongside Special Olympics athletes on a Unified Sports Team (either on a school or community team). Unified partners can be any age! There is no better way to combine a love of sports with the rewards of being of service than by becoming a Unified partner with Special Olympics Southern California. 

Additional Details:

Minor Unified Partners are between the ages of 8 and 17

Here are SOSC’s sports seasons that currently offer Unified Sports competition:

Winter:  Unified Floorball Spring:  Unified Bocce; Unified Flag football Summer:  Unified Bowling Fall:  Unified Golf Coming Soon:  Unified Cheer

 

Click on the START REGISTRATION button (top right or bottom right) 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Description

Unified partners (individuals without intellectual disabilities) train and compete as a teammate alongside Special Olympics athletes on a Unified Sports Team (either on a school or community team). Unified partners can be any age! There is no better way to combine a love of sports with the rewards of being of service than by becoming a Unified partner with Special Olympics Southern California. 

Additional Details:

Minor Unified Partners are between the ages of 8 and 17

Here are SOSC’s sports seasons that currently offer Unified Sports competition:

Winter:  Unified Floorball Spring:  Unified Bocce; Unified Flag football Summer:  Unified Bowling Fall:  Unified Golf Coming Soon:  Unified Cheer

 

Click on the START REGISTRATION button (top right or bottom right) 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Intern | Unified Champion Schools & Special Olympics College Internship

Intern Description: UCS & SO College Internship

 

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Unified Champion Schools is an inclusive school-based strategy designed to bring together students with and without intellectual disabilities to participate in activities in three core areas:  sport and fitness, youth leadership, and campus engagement. This strategy aims to develop leadership and advocacy skills for all students in the K-12 school community and throughout college and university campuses in SOSC’s footprint. 

 

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

This individual has a passion for inclusion and wants to make a difference within their campus and surrounding communities. They have a drive for connecting people to each other through encouragement, inclusion, and acceptance. They will leave with an increased understanding of the inclusive school programming listed above, the important role of a college within the SOSC community, as well as experience working with a large nonprofit organization.

Participate in meetings and activities respective to the role Enhance the continuum of Special Olympics program initiatives Develop, create, and recruit on respective college campus to form a sustainable SO College Club, which promotes and engages the rest of their campus in inclusive events and activities. Create and develop programs and strategies to capture and engage schools in the unified movement Contribute to internal processes related to data, operations, and reporting Lead and attend various unified events related to sports, summits, and meetings

 

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

The Unified Champion Schools (UCS) internship is open to current college students or recent graduates majoring in a variety of fields. The UCS internship may count toward course credits.

 

Some characteristics we are looking for in an intern and that will make them successful in this position:

Self-directed and self-motivated to engage in meaningful and impactful work Able to take the initiative and complete intern responsibilities independently Self-aware and is able to serve as an advocate for the UCS strategy and demonstrate the values associated with Special Olympics Southern California Excellent written and oral communication, organizational and administrative skills Willingness to learn about and work with individuals with disabilities Must provide resume and complete an online volunteer application, required training, and background check

 

TRAINING & SUPPORT

Direct supervision from Manager, Schools Program with weekly meetings Orientation of SOSC history and protocols

 

COMMITMENT & WORK SITE

Candidates must be available to work a minimum of 5 hours per week, with flexible scheduling, and must commit to an entire school year (August – May) The worksite is flexible, and should be based within the Candidate’s respective college community.

 

APPLY

To apply, please send resume or cover letter to: schools@sosc.org

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Intern Description: UCS & SO College Internship

 

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Unified Champion Schools is an inclusive school-based strategy designed to bring together students with and without intellectual disabilities to participate in activities in three core areas:  sport and fitness, youth leadership, and campus engagement. This strategy aims to develop leadership and advocacy skills for all students in the K-12 school community and throughout college and university campuses in SOSC’s footprint. 

 

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

This individual has a passion for inclusion and wants to make a difference within their campus and surrounding communities. They have a drive for connecting people to each other through encouragement, inclusion, and acceptance. They will leave with an increased understanding of the inclusive school programming listed above, the important role of a college within the SOSC community, as well as experience working with a large nonprofit organization.

Participate in meetings and activities respective to the role Enhance the continuum of Special Olympics program initiatives Develop, create, and recruit on respective college campus to form a sustainable SO College Club, which promotes and engages the rest of their campus in inclusive events and activities. Create and develop programs and strategies to capture and engage schools in the unified movement Contribute to internal processes related to data, operations, and reporting Lead and attend various unified events related to sports, summits, and meetings

 

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

The Unified Champion Schools (UCS) internship is open to current college students or recent graduates majoring in a variety of fields. The UCS internship may count toward course credits.

 

Some characteristics we are looking for in an intern and that will make them successful in this position:

Self-directed and self-motivated to engage in meaningful and impactful work Able to take the initiative and complete intern responsibilities independently Self-aware and is able to serve as an advocate for the UCS strategy and demonstrate the values associated with Special Olympics Southern California Excellent written and oral communication, organizational and administrative skills Willingness to learn about and work with individuals with disabilities Must provide resume and complete an online volunteer application, required training, and background check

 

TRAINING & SUPPORT

Direct supervision from Manager, Schools Program with weekly meetings Orientation of SOSC history and protocols

 

COMMITMENT & WORK SITE

Candidates must be available to work a minimum of 5 hours per week, with flexible scheduling, and must commit to an entire school year (August – May) The worksite is flexible, and should be based within the Candidate’s respective college community.

 

APPLY

To apply, please send resume or cover letter to: schools@sosc.org

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Intern | Unified Champion Schools & Special Olympics College Internship

Intern Description: UCS & SO College Internship

 

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Unified Champion Schools is an inclusive school-based strategy designed to bring together students with and without intellectual disabilities to participate in activities in three core areas:  sport and fitness, youth leadership, and campus engagement. This strategy aims to develop leadership and advocacy skills for all students in the K-12 school community and throughout college and university campuses in SOSC’s footprint. 

 

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

This individual has a passion for inclusion and wants to make a difference within their campus and surrounding communities. They have a drive for connecting people to each other through encouragement, inclusion, and acceptance. They will leave with an increased understanding of the inclusive school programming listed above, the important role of a college within the SOSC community, as well as experience working with a large nonprofit organization.

Participate in meetings and activities respective to the role Enhance the continuum of Special Olympics program initiatives Develop, create, and recruit on respective college campus to form a sustainable SO College Club, which promotes and engages the rest of their campus in inclusive events and activities. Create and develop programs and strategies to capture and engage schools in the unified movement Contribute to internal processes related to data, operations, and reporting Lead and attend various unified events related to sports, summits, and meetings

 

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

The Unified Champion Schools (UCS) internship is open to current college students or recent graduates majoring in a variety of fields. The UCS internship may count toward course credits.

 

Some characteristics we are looking for in an intern and that will make them successful in this position:

Self-directed and self-motivated to engage in meaningful and impactful work Able to take the initiative and complete intern responsibilities independently Self-aware and is able to serve as an advocate for the UCS strategy and demonstrate the values associated with Special Olympics Southern California Excellent written and oral communication, organizational and administrative skills Willingness to learn about and work with individuals with disabilities Must provide resume and complete an online volunteer application, required training, and background check

 

TRAINING & SUPPORT

Direct supervision from Manager, Schools Program with weekly meetings Orientation of SOSC history and protocols

 

COMMITMENT & WORK SITE

Candidates must be available to work a minimum of 5 hours per week, with flexible scheduling, and must commit to an entire school year (August – May) The worksite is flexible, and should be based within the Candidate’s respective college community.

 

APPLY

To apply, please send resume or cover letter to : schools@sosc.org

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Intern Description: UCS & SO College Internship

 

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Unified Champion Schools is an inclusive school-based strategy designed to bring together students with and without intellectual disabilities to participate in activities in three core areas:  sport and fitness, youth leadership, and campus engagement. This strategy aims to develop leadership and advocacy skills for all students in the K-12 school community and throughout college and university campuses in SOSC’s footprint. 

 

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

This individual has a passion for inclusion and wants to make a difference within their campus and surrounding communities. They have a drive for connecting people to each other through encouragement, inclusion, and acceptance. They will leave with an increased understanding of the inclusive school programming listed above, the important role of a college within the SOSC community, as well as experience working with a large nonprofit organization.

Participate in meetings and activities respective to the role Enhance the continuum of Special Olympics program initiatives Develop, create, and recruit on respective college campus to form a sustainable SO College Club, which promotes and engages the rest of their campus in inclusive events and activities. Create and develop programs and strategies to capture and engage schools in the unified movement Contribute to internal processes related to data, operations, and reporting Lead and attend various unified events related to sports, summits, and meetings

 

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

The Unified Champion Schools (UCS) internship is open to current college students or recent graduates majoring in a variety of fields. The UCS internship may count toward course credits.

 

Some characteristics we are looking for in an intern and that will make them successful in this position:

Self-directed and self-motivated to engage in meaningful and impactful work Able to take the initiative and complete intern responsibilities independently Self-aware and is able to serve as an advocate for the UCS strategy and demonstrate the values associated with Special Olympics Southern California Excellent written and oral communication, organizational and administrative skills Willingness to learn about and work with individuals with disabilities Must provide resume and complete an online volunteer application, required training, and background check

 

TRAINING & SUPPORT

Direct supervision from Manager, Schools Program with weekly meetings Orientation of SOSC history and protocols

 

COMMITMENT & WORK SITE

Candidates must be available to work a minimum of 5 hours per week, with flexible scheduling, and must commit to an entire school year (August – May) The worksite is flexible, and should be based within the Candidate’s respective college community.

 

APPLY

To apply, please send resume or cover letter to : schools@sosc.org

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: One on One Aide

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a volunteering role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a volunteering role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 91355

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Unified Partner

Description

Unified partners (individuals without intellectual disabilities) train and compete as a teammate alongside Special Olympics athletes on a Unified Sports Team (either on a school or community team). Unified partners can be any age! There is no better way to combine a love of sports with the rewards of being of service than by becoming a Unified partner with Special Olympics Southern California. 

Additional Details:

Adult Unified Partners are between the ages of 18 and 99

Here are SOSC’s sports seasons that currently offer Unified Sports competition:

Winter:  Unified Floorball Spring:  Unified Bocce; Unified Flag football Summer:  Unified Bowling Fall:  Unified Golf Coming Soon:  Unified Cheer

Click on the START REGISTRATION button (top right or bottom right) 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Description

Unified partners (individuals without intellectual disabilities) train and compete as a teammate alongside Special Olympics athletes on a Unified Sports Team (either on a school or community team). Unified partners can be any age! There is no better way to combine a love of sports with the rewards of being of service than by becoming a Unified partner with Special Olympics Southern California. 

Additional Details:

Adult Unified Partners are between the ages of 18 and 99

Here are SOSC’s sports seasons that currently offer Unified Sports competition:

Winter:  Unified Floorball Spring:  Unified Bocce; Unified Flag football Summer:  Unified Bowling Fall:  Unified Golf Coming Soon:  Unified Cheer

Click on the START REGISTRATION button (top right or bottom right) 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Team Volunteer| Lakewood

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / Team Volunteer role in Basketball/Bocce.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition. Assist Head Coach with creating, organizing and conducting a comprehensive sports training program. Assist in the management of Athlete eligibility and/or medical files. Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct. Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship. Assist Head Coach in the preparation of Athletes for higher-level competition advancement. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes. Assist with the maintenance of all appropriate team documents throughout the sports season. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all Athletes. Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed.

Commitment

This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season. This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season. This position requires a sport specific in-person training (renewable online)

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / Team Volunteer role in Basketball/Bocce.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition. Assist Head Coach with creating, organizing and conducting a comprehensive sports training program. Assist in the management of Athlete eligibility and/or medical files. Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct. Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship. Assist Head Coach in the preparation of Athletes for higher-level competition advancement. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes. Assist with the maintenance of all appropriate team documents throughout the sports season. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all Athletes. Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed.

Commitment

This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season. This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season. This position requires a sport specific in-person training (renewable online)

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90401

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Team Volunteer | East San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the Start Registration button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / Team Volunteer role in Basketball/Bocce.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition. Assist Head Coach with creating, organizing and conducting a comprehensive sports training program. Assist in the management of Athlete eligibility and/or medical files. Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct. Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship. Assist Head Coach in the preparation of Athletes for higher-level competition advancement. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes. Assist with the maintenance of all appropriate team documents throughout the sports season. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all Athletes. Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed.

Commitment

This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season. This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season. This position requires a sport specific in-person training (renewable online)

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the Start Registration button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / Team Volunteer role in Basketball/Bocce.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition. Assist Head Coach with creating, organizing and conducting a comprehensive sports training program. Assist in the management of Athlete eligibility and/or medical files. Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct. Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship. Assist Head Coach in the preparation of Athletes for higher-level competition advancement. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes. Assist with the maintenance of all appropriate team documents throughout the sports season. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all Athletes. Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed.

Commitment

This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season. This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season. This position requires a sport specific in-person training (renewable online)

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90401

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Team Volunteer | South Central Los Angeles | Basketball & Softball

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the Start Registration button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / Team Volunteer role in Basketball/Bocce.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition. Assist Head Coach with creating, organizing and conducting a comprehensive sports training program. Assist in the management of Athlete eligibility and/or medical files. Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct. Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship. Assist Head Coach in the preparation of Athletes for higher-level competition advancement. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes. Assist with the maintenance of all appropriate team documents throughout the sports season. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all Athletes. Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed.

Commitment

This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season. This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season. For coaching - this position requires a sport specific in-person training (renewable online)

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the Start Registration button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / Team Volunteer role in Basketball/Bocce.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition. Assist Head Coach with creating, organizing and conducting a comprehensive sports training program. Assist in the management of Athlete eligibility and/or medical files. Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct. Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship. Assist Head Coach in the preparation of Athletes for higher-level competition advancement. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes. Assist with the maintenance of all appropriate team documents throughout the sports season. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all Athletes. Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed.

Commitment

This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season. This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season. For coaching - this position requires a sport specific in-person training (renewable online)

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90401

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Unified Partner

Description

Unified partners (individuals without intellectual disabilities) train and compete as a teammate alongside Special Olympics athletes on a Unified Sports Team (either on a school or community team). Unified partners can be any age! There is no better way to combine a love of sports with the rewards of being of service than by becoming a Unified partner with Special Olympics Southern California. 

Additional Details:

Adult Unified Partners are between the ages of 18 and 99

Here are SOSC’s sports seasons that currently offer Unified Sports competition:

Winter:  Unified Floorball Spring:  Unified Bocce; Unified Flag football Summer:  Unified Bowling Fall:  Unified Golf Coming Soon:  Unified Cheer

Click on the START REGISTRATION button (top right or bottom right) 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Description

Unified partners (individuals without intellectual disabilities) train and compete as a teammate alongside Special Olympics athletes on a Unified Sports Team (either on a school or community team). Unified partners can be any age! There is no better way to combine a love of sports with the rewards of being of service than by becoming a Unified partner with Special Olympics Southern California. 

Additional Details:

Adult Unified Partners are between the ages of 18 and 99

Here are SOSC’s sports seasons that currently offer Unified Sports competition:

Winter:  Unified Floorball Spring:  Unified Bocce; Unified Flag football Summer:  Unified Bowling Fall:  Unified Golf Coming Soon:  Unified Cheer

Click on the START REGISTRATION button (top right or bottom right) 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Unified Partner - Minor

Description

Unified partners (individuals without intellectual disabilities) train and compete as a teammate alongside Special Olympics athletes on a Unified Sports Team (either on a school or community team). Unified partners can be any age! There is no better way to combine a love of sports with the rewards of being of service than by becoming a Unified partner with Special Olympics Southern California. 

Additional Details:

Minor Unified Partners are between the ages of 8 and 17

Here are SOSC’s sports seasons that currently offer Unified Sports competition:

Winter:  Unified Floorball Spring:  Unified Bocce; Unified Flag football Summer:  Unified Bowling Fall:  Unified Golf Coming Soon:  Unified Cheer

 

Click on the START REGISTRATION button (top right or bottom right) 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Description

Unified partners (individuals without intellectual disabilities) train and compete as a teammate alongside Special Olympics athletes on a Unified Sports Team (either on a school or community team). Unified partners can be any age! There is no better way to combine a love of sports with the rewards of being of service than by becoming a Unified partner with Special Olympics Southern California. 

Additional Details:

Minor Unified Partners are between the ages of 8 and 17

Here are SOSC’s sports seasons that currently offer Unified Sports competition:

Winter:  Unified Floorball Spring:  Unified Bocce; Unified Flag football Summer:  Unified Bowling Fall:  Unified Golf Coming Soon:  Unified Cheer

 

Click on the START REGISTRATION button (top right or bottom right) 

Program: Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and Glendale

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Coach

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the REGISTER button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching role.

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach create, organize and conduct a comprehensive sports training program Train athletes during scheduled practice times as well as accompany team to competitions Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Bocce Team Volunteer| Westside

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / Team Volunteer role in Bocce.

*Note: Our Westside program is through the City of Santa Monica. In order to volunteer, you will also have to become a City of Santa Monica volunteer. 

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition. Assist Head Coach with creating, organizing and conducting a comprehensive sports training program. Assist in the management of Athlete eligibility and/or medical files. Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct. Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship. Assist Head Coach in the preparation of Athletes for higher-level competition advancement. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes. Assist with the maintenance of all appropriate team documents throughout the sports season. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all Athletes. Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed.

Commitment

This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season. This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season. This position requires a sport specific in-person training (renewable online)

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Our vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Knowledge and/or coaching experience in the sport you are interested in coaching is preferred. Click on the RESPOND button (top right or bottom right) to become pre-qualified for a coaching / Team Volunteer role in Bocce.

*Note: Our Westside program is through the City of Santa Monica. In order to volunteer, you will also have to become a City of Santa Monica volunteer. 

Key Responsibilities

Assist Head Coach with sports training and competition. Assist Head Coach with creating, organizing and conducting a comprehensive sports training program. Assist in the management of Athlete eligibility and/or medical files. Responsible for abiding by the Coaches Code of Conduct. Teach all athletes the rules of the sport and sportsmanship. Assist Head Coach in the preparation of Athletes for higher-level competition advancement. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all athletes. Assist with the maintenance of all appropriate team documents throughout the sports season. Create and maintain a positive and fun environment for all Athletes. Limited leadership responsibilities. Can fulfill Head Coach position on a limited basis as needed.

Commitment

This position requires one weekday or weekend (approximately 2-3 hours) for practice during an 8 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) week season. This position requires 2-3 weekends for athlete competitions during the season. This position requires a sport specific in-person training (renewable online)

 

After completing the required qualifications successfully, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps. 

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90401

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Internship/Volunteer, Graphic Design (REMOTE or IN-PERSON)

Special Olympics Southern California’s (SOSC) vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion, and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Special Olympics is the world’s largest sports organization for people with intellectual disabilities: with 4.4 million athletes in 170 countries. Through the power of sports, our athletes discover new strengths and abilities, skills, and success - on the playing field and in life. Help us capture these moments as we continue serving more athletes!

Key Responsibilities

Assist the graphic designer in producing print, and web projects Assist in designing ads for various publications Assist in designing programs for various Special Olympics Chapter events File organization & Image Research Graphic design prep work Assist in brainstorming concepts for upcoming projects Miscellaneous tasks as they arise or as specific interests develop

Training & Support

Direct supervision from Senior Manager, Graphic Design, with weekly meetings and goal setting Orientation of SOSC history and protocols

Commitment & Work Site

Minimum four month commitment. 10-15 hours/week, remote work with occasional requirement to be in office [1600 Forbes Way, Suite 200, Long Beach CA 90810].

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

Ability to work independently and in a team environment High proficiency in Adobe creative suite, including Illustrator and Indesign Solid understanding or web design standards, as well as pre-press and print production Must complete a volunteer application, required training, and background check Must have access to own computer for remote work

After successfully completing the required qualifications, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps in the application process.

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Special Olympics Southern California’s (SOSC) vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion, and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Special Olympics is the world’s largest sports organization for people with intellectual disabilities: with 4.4 million athletes in 170 countries. Through the power of sports, our athletes discover new strengths and abilities, skills, and success - on the playing field and in life. Help us capture these moments as we continue serving more athletes!

Key Responsibilities

Assist the graphic designer in producing print, and web projects Assist in designing ads for various publications Assist in designing programs for various Special Olympics Chapter events File organization & Image Research Graphic design prep work Assist in brainstorming concepts for upcoming projects Miscellaneous tasks as they arise or as specific interests develop

Training & Support

Direct supervision from Senior Manager, Graphic Design, with weekly meetings and goal setting Orientation of SOSC history and protocols

Commitment & Work Site

Minimum four month commitment. 10-15 hours/week, remote work with occasional requirement to be in office [1600 Forbes Way, Suite 200, Long Beach CA 90810].

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

Ability to work independently and in a team environment High proficiency in Adobe creative suite, including Illustrator and Indesign Solid understanding or web design standards, as well as pre-press and print production Must complete a volunteer application, required training, and background check Must have access to own computer for remote work

After successfully completing the required qualifications, a member of our staff will contact you about next steps in the application process.

Program: Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: LETR Ambassador

GOAL/IMPACT


Special Olympics Southern California’s (SOSC) vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion, and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Through the power of sports, our athletes discover new strengths and abilities - on the playing field and in life.
We are fortunate to have incredible partnerships with local restaurants and law enforcement agencies. Throughout the year, there are several Tip-a-Cops across our entire footprint that need leadership support to be successful. LETR Ambassadors help run these activities with event logistics, event planning, and organizing. Put your enthusiasm and organizational skills towards a great cause and join a team today!

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Select a Tip-a-Cop in a city near you or start a new Tip-a-Cop to lead and attend Recruit team members and SOSC athletes to assist with tasks, strongly encouraged Connect with local law enforcement agencies (contacts provided) to coordinate involvement  Reach out to establishment to introduce yourself as SOSC volunteer representative – establish rapport and appreciation of their support (in some cases, SOSC may have a contact already and we will connect you to them) Coordinate with SOSC staff to collect all materials prior to the event Orient volunteers, law enforcement, and athletes before event Manage donation collection and merchandise table Ensure photos are taken to assist with social media promotion Return raised funds and materials to local SOSC office (within 2 business days)

TRAINING & SUPPORT

Attend and shadow at least two Tip-a-Cops before being a lead  Overview of tools and resources needed for tasks  Supply box and training instructions provided on how to run credit card machine and fund reconcile form

COMMITMENT

 Tip-a-Cops are year round, throughout Southern California. We hope that Leads can support one or more event a year and can help form a leadership team. Each Tip-a-Cop can be up to 4-6 hours with minimal prep work.
  Schedule is flexible in terms of prepping for the events
 

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

 At least 18 years of age
  Submit an online volunteer application, training, and background check  Personable and engaging individual who is comfortable interacting with law enforcement, restaurant staff, athletes, and general public  Ability to improvise and be flexible  Excellent oral and written communication skills  Excellent organizational skills and initiative to improve processes. Must have reliable means of transportation for safety concerns. 

BENEFITS

Further vision of acceptance, inclusion, and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities
  Networking with law enforcement agencies and SOSC athletes  Help SOSC achieve its mission  LinkedIn endorsement or letter of recommendation for excellent work

For any other questions please reach out to 

Program: SOSC Fundraising Events

GOAL/IMPACT


Special Olympics Southern California’s (SOSC) vision is to promote acceptance, inclusion, and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities through sports. Through the power of sports, our athletes discover new strengths and abilities - on the playing field and in life.
We are fortunate to have incredible partnerships with local restaurants and law enforcement agencies. Throughout the year, there are several Tip-a-Cops across our entire footprint that need leadership support to be successful. LETR Ambassadors help run these activities with event logistics, event planning, and organizing. Put your enthusiasm and organizational skills towards a great cause and join a team today!

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Select a Tip-a-Cop in a city near you or start a new Tip-a-Cop to lead and attend Recruit team members and SOSC athletes to assist with tasks, strongly encouraged Connect with local law enforcement agencies (contacts provided) to coordinate involvement  Reach out to establishment to introduce yourself as SOSC volunteer representative – establish rapport and appreciation of their support (in some cases, SOSC may have a contact already and we will connect you to them) Coordinate with SOSC staff to collect all materials prior to the event Orient volunteers, law enforcement, and athletes before event Manage donation collection and merchandise table Ensure photos are taken to assist with social media promotion Return raised funds and materials to local SOSC office (within 2 business days)

TRAINING & SUPPORT

Attend and shadow at least two Tip-a-Cops before being a lead  Overview of tools and resources needed for tasks  Supply box and training instructions provided on how to run credit card machine and fund reconcile form

COMMITMENT

 Tip-a-Cops are year round, throughout Southern California. We hope that Leads can support one or more event a year and can help form a leadership team. Each Tip-a-Cop can be up to 4-6 hours with minimal prep work.
  Schedule is flexible in terms of prepping for the events
 

QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

 At least 18 years of age
  Submit an online volunteer application, training, and background check  Personable and engaging individual who is comfortable interacting with law enforcement, restaurant staff, athletes, and general public  Ability to improvise and be flexible  Excellent oral and written communication skills  Excellent organizational skills and initiative to improve processes. Must have reliable means of transportation for safety concerns. 

BENEFITS

Further vision of acceptance, inclusion, and well-being for people with intellectual disabilities
  Networking with law enforcement agencies and SOSC athletes  Help SOSC achieve its mission  LinkedIn endorsement or letter of recommendation for excellent work

For any other questions please reach out to 

Program: SOSC Fundraising Events

Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 90810

Allow Groups: No