With Youth:

• East End Neighborhood House Foster Grandparents Program: Provide care and attention as well as tutoring support to Cleveland students in need. Stipends are available to foster grandparents. 
• Greater Cleveland Volunteers & AARP Foundation Experience Corps: Become a literacy tutor for elementary school students in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District or Euclid City Schools. 
• Manufacturing Works Technical Corps: Experienced automotive, manufacturing and construction technicians work part-time with students at Max S. Hayes High School and Euclid City Schools during the school year. 

With Adults:

• Cleveland Leadership Center Legacy Leaders: Stay civically engaged in the Cleveland community through service projects, mentoring opportunities and educational programs.
• Fairhill Partners Encore Leaders for Health and Wellness: Lead evidence-based health promotion programs for adults in the community. 
• Greater Cleveland Neighborhood Centers Association iConnect: Connect and engage socially with other older adults via digital devices, telephone or in-person “pop-up” sites at local senior apartment complexes.
• Leadership Geauga Heritage Program: Put your professional experience and passion to work for the Geauga County community in this cohort-based program that offers networking, education and service opportunities.
• Jumpstart Mentors: Share your business insights and expertise with entrepreneurs in the city of Cleveland who can benefit from guidance and support.
• Teach for America Encore Mentoring Program: Help to accelerate the pace of change in schools by collaborating with teams of Teach For America corps member and alumni educators to tackle school-wide issues. These teams are called CATALYSTS (Collective Action To Accelerate Learning Yielding Strong Transformational Schools), and they benefit from the involvement and expertise of local Encore leaders. Meet two Teach for America Encore Mentors here.

With Nonprofits:

• Business Volunteers Unlimited (BVU) Skills-Based Volunteering: Experts from human resources, technology, finance, marketing, real estate, law and other professions are needed to help nonprofits with specific projects. Share your specialized skills and talents
• Cleveland Leadership Center Legacy Leaders: Stay civically engaged in the Cleveland community through service projects, mentoring opportunities and educational programs.
• Leadership Geauga Heritage Program: Put your professional experience and passion to work for the Geauga County community in this cohort-based program that offers networking, education and service opportunities.
• RSVP at Greater Cleveland Volunteers: Serve the nonprofit community and provide volunteer support to address a variety of needs in Cuyahoga County. 

I want a salary or hourly wage:

• Business Volunteers Unlimited (BVU) Encore Fellows: Apply for a paid fellowship at a local nonprofit organization, where you’ll be embedded as a staff member. 
• Fairhill Partners Age Well: Participate in flexible, part-time opportunities to provide peer-to-peer support to improve the health and quality of life for older adults aging in place. 
• Manufacturing Works Technical Corps: Experienced automotive, manufacturing and construction technicians work part-time with students at Max S. Hayes High School and Euclid City Schools during the school year.

I want a stipend:

• East End Neighborhood House Foster Grandparents Program: Provide care and attention as well as tutoring support to Cleveland students in need. 
• Fairhill Partners Encore Leaders for Health and Wellness: Lead evidence-based health promotion programs for adults in the community. 
• Greater Cleveland Volunteers & AARP Foundation Experience Corps: Become a literacy tutor for elementary school students in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District or Euclid City Schools. 

• Business Volunteers Unlimited (BVU) Encore Fellows: Apply for a paid fellowship at a local nonprofit organization, where you’ll be embedded as a staff member. 
• BVU Skills-Based Volunteering: Experts from human resources, technology, finance, marketing, real estate, law and other professions are needed to help nonprofits with specific projects. Share your specialized skills and talents.
• Cleveland Leadership Center Legacy Leaders: Stay civically engaged in the Cleveland community through service projects, mentoring opportunities and educational programs.
• Leadership Geauga Heritage Program: Put your professional experience and passion to work for the Geauga County community in this cohort-based program that offers networking, education and service opportunities.
• Manufacturing Works Technical Corps: Experienced automotive, manufacturing and construction technicians can earn an hourly wage while working part-time with students at Max S. Hayes High School and Euclid City Schools during the school year.

• ECDI – Women’s Business Center: Participate in a specially designed series of entrepreneur training, coaching and support programs.
• Jumpstart Mentors: Share your business insights and expertise with entrepreneurs in the city of Cleveland who can benefit from guidance and support.

• Encore Employment Enterprise, Inc (E3): E3 was created to meet the needs of experienced workers age 50 and better who want to stay in the workforce and contribute to their communities while earning an income.
• Manufacturing Works Technical Corps: Experienced automotive, manufacturing and construction technicians work part-time with students at Max S. Hayes High School and Euclid City Schools during the school year.