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To volunteer for marches, parades, and walks, please go here. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older.
Open volunteer positions:
Reception
If you enjoy greeting people, answering the phone, providing referrals, and completing the intermittent administrative task, then this might be for you! The front desk is the first point of contact for many visitors, callers, clients and community members. We currently need volunteers for shifts ranging from 2-4 hours during all open hours. For more information, email Jere Keys, Development and Engagement Manager.
Transcription
The LGBTQ New Americans Oral History Project is in need of transcribers of thirty-minute to hour long videos for archival and research purposes. Videos are here. Good grammar and grasp of document formatting required. Work can be done remotely. Email Fredo Hernandez, Arts and Culture Group Leader, or call him at (347) 889-7719.
Program Facilitators
Do you have an idea for a one-time or recurring event that will bring LGBTQ Brooklynites together? Have you always wanted to host a knitting circle? Teach a class on drag basics? Organize a discussion group around LGBTQ themes in your favorite TV show? We are looking for volunteers who want to organize and lead programs and events that are open to the public. Recently, people have brought us ideas like a monthly book club, a karaoke night, drag queen story hour, or board game night, any of which you may see soon. If you have an idea, email Jere Keys, Development and Engagement Manager for further discussion.
Carpenter
We’re looking for an experienced carpenter to donate their time toward a few storage, beautification, and practical projects at Brooklyn Community Pride Center. We want to ditch the pre-fab shelves in favor of some quality, professional, custom woodwork. If you’ve got the talent and the tools, we’ve got the need and supplies. For more information, email Jere Keys, with photos of 3-4 examples of your work.
Brooklyn Community Pride Center is committed to providing the highest quality service to our community and constituents. While the Center respects the right to privacy of all citizens, we also have a responsibility to make every attempt to provide the safest space possible for our youth, families, children, seniors, disabled and other more vulnerable members of our community. In light of this duty, regular volunteers may be required to participate in fingerprint checks, in addition to a brief review of publicly available criminal databases. Thank you for your cooperation and for helping us create a safe and comfortable space for all.