Our free or low-cost programs are built to uplift the strengths and stories of people in our community and meet needs in health, education, and more. Explore our programs, learn how to get involved, and see how our work is building better community resources through partnership in service.
As our community’s short-term and long-term needs change, so does our list of programs and other projects. From COVID-19 assistance to continuing education, you’ll find our volunteers wherever there’s an opportunity for local service.
Community volunteers welcome | Flexible commitment
The Family Resource Center has been serving families in the region for over 10 years by helping adults continue education and pursue career goals. Its services and workshops are free and available to all adults.
Community volunteers welcome | Flexible commitment
The food and delivery assistance program delivers food to people in need. In partnership with the Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino, our volunteers help deliver between 150-200 food boxes each week.
LLU volunteers preferred | Ongoing commitment
Kids 5–18 can get tutoring from LLU students on either specific subjects or completing homework. Whenever possible, we pair students with a specific mentor for the best possible outcomes.
LLU volunteers preferred | Ongoing commitment
Kids 5–18 can get music and singing lessons from LLU students. Instruments include violin, cello, piano and guitar — instruments and cases are available upon request.
LLU students only | Ongoing commitment
All service projects on campus start with student ideas. The CESA is a group of community service representatives and service-oriented LLU students offering each other mutual support. To learn about joining, email us at caps@llu.edu.
There are many organizations offering resources and volunteer opportunities in our local community. Find out about their services and learn how to get involved.