Opportunities From: Spartan Volunteer Network

BBBS of South-Central PA is seeking volunteers to become Big Brothers and Big Sisters for the 2025-2026 school year at Indian Rock Elementary School in York, PA. This site-based program requires Bigs to visit their Littles at school once a week. A routine schedule will be established based on Big and Little availability. BBBS will guide volunteers through obtaining the appropriate clearances and completing mandatory trainings. If you're interested supporting local youth, apply to become a Big using the link below! 

BBBS of South-Central PA is seeking volunteers to become Big Brothers and Big Sisters for the 2025-2026 school year at East York Elementary School in York, PA. This site-based program requires Bigs to visit their Littles at school once a week. A routine schedule will be established based on Big and Little availability. BBBS will guide volunteers through obtaining the appropriate clearances and completing mandatory trainings. If you're interested supporting local youth, apply to become a Big using the link below! 

To see all volunteer opportunities available with Junior Achievement for the 2025-2026 academic year, use this link: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=JKJueL17tUud3P5U-RbYixlVWFtidcJImZqrIFdlLuVUNks3U0lPMzhWVzJQUEUzV0Y3N0QyU0E3NC4u

All volunteers must respond using the link above in addition to responding on the Spartan Volunteer Network portal. Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions. 

We believe young people crave and need caring adults to mentor them. Come get to know our students and build healthy relationships to influence them in positive growth. 

Opportunities include but are not limited to Helping Behind the Snack Bar and Serving a Meal, Running our Check In Desk, Engaging with students through games, art, conversations, etc., Running a Class to Share a Skill or Educational Instruction, and so much more.

YCP volunteer mentors can sign up to help on any of the following days and times. Volunteers should share their specific availability with Chris Kenna, Executive Director, at chris@18south.org.

Please note that 18 South is a faith-based organization.

Volunteer with hospice patients at long term care facilities in York! Volunteers visit with hospice patients on a weekly basis to provide companionship. Volunteers can chat with hospice patients about every day topics, read to them, help them write letters, work on a craft together, puzzles, or enjoy listening to music together.

Volunteers are vital to our organization and we appreciate any time our volunteers can provide to our patients. Mileage reimbursement is provided. 

Volunteers must complete a 2 step TB test, background check, and drug screening paid for by our organization. 

Do you have a dog who is great with people? Have you ever thought about sharing your pet with others? Grane hospice is seeking volunteers to visit hospice patients with their dog. Dogs bring so much joy, and we would love to have your dog join our volunteer team! 

Volunteers must complete a 2 step TB, background check, and drug screening paid for by our organization. Dogs must be up to date on shots and a shot record must be provided. 

We would be happy to discuss volunteer times and dates that would work best with your schedule. Contact Hope Eberly, Volunteer Coordinator at Grane Hospice, at hope.eberly@granehospice.com or (717) 763-4001 to learn more and schedule one or more times to volunteer!

Grane hospice is seeking music volunteers! If you can sing or play an instrument, we would love to have you join our volunteer team! Music is a great way to connect with others and what a way to give back to your community!!

Music volunteers visit hospice patients in long term care facilities and can play/sing for individuals or groups. We appreciate any time our volunteers can give and our volunteer opportunities are very flexible.

We would be happy to discuss volunteer times and dates that would work best with your schedule. Contact Hope Eberly, Volunteer Coordinator at Grane Hospice, at hope.eberly@granehospice.com or (717) 763-4001 to learn more and schedule one or more times to volunteer!

Marrow for More is a volunteer team that encourages YCP students to join the Blood Marrow Donor Registry. This involves setting up registration tables and other opportunities through the year!

We are looking for volunteers to be part of the audio visual (AV) ministry at St. Joseph Church.

For this volunteer project, you would run the slides and/or the livestream during one Sunday Mass per month. 

We most need help during our 9 AM Sunday Mass, which is both slides and the livestream. We also do have opportunity during our 5 PM Saturday Vigil Mass, which is slides only on our big screens.

Training will be provided at your convenience with our Communications Professional, as well as instructions shared so you can review.

You don't need to be Catholic to volunteer, but knowledge of the Catholic Mass, or willingness to learn, will be helpful in this role. We do have instructions to help you with the slides if you aren't as familiar.

Are you passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of senior hospice patients? Join us in providing meaningful companionship and joy through various activities. Whether it's engaging in heartwarming conversations, enjoying music and TV together, or playing games, you can make a real difference.

Opportunities for Sharing Your Gifts:

Explore Diverse Roles: In addition to direct patient interactions, we offer diverse roles, including administrative tasks, legacy project research and if you are pursuing a degree in nursing, social work, or music therapy, our hospice environment provides a non-stressful platform for gaining invaluable hands-on experience.

Benefits of Volunteering:

Eligibility: To volunteer, you must be at least 18 years old.

"One of the greatest gifts you can give is your time."

We appreciate your interest in becoming a part of the Lifesong Hospice volunteer team. By giving your time, you'll make a lasting impact on the lives of those we serve. Join us today!

This is an ongoing opportunity. This volunteer opportunity features flexible hours. 

Please contact Patty Ford, Volunteer Coordinator to determine a volunteer schedule that will work for you. Patty can be contacted at PFord@lifesonghospice.com or at (717) 454-9331.

SVN Van Drivers are often the heroes of successful volunteer opportunities! 

SVN Van Driver Corps volunteers MUST be van driver certified through YCP's Campus Safety Office. By serving as an SVN Van Driver Corps volunteer, you allow us to expand transportation access for SVN volunteers who cannot provide their own transportation for off-campus projects. The SVN Van Driver Corps is also part of the SVN Compass Leadership Program and is eligible for Compass Leadership Incentives. 

To get certified as a YCP van driver, volunteers should...

To join the SVN Van Driver Corps user group, certified van drivers should...

We'll reach out if we need a Certified Van Driver for an upcoming volunteer opportunity. SVN Van Drivers can submit volunteer hours on the SVN portal for any time they spending driving a YCP van for an SVN volunteer opportunity (short-term or ongoing), as well as any time they spend getting certified. 

Many SVN Van Drivers also serve as Team Leaders. We encourage you to sign up to serve as a Team Leader as well! Please keep in mind that if you serve as a Van Driver and Team Leader for an SVN volunteer opportunity, you are not permitted to double the volunteer hours you submit on the SVN portal. 

Contact us at volunteer@ycp.edu with questions!

About Momentum: Momentum is a science-based movement class at the York JCC for those with neuro-cognitive conditions, including Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, Huntington’s, Multiple Sclerosis, stroke, brain trauma, and more. Learn more about the Momentum Program at the York JCC here!

Volunteer responsibilities: The Momentum Program has a dedicated, trained instructor for each class. In general, volunteers will provide support to the instructor and to class participants. Volunteers may be asked to help with one or more of the following responsibilities.

Volunteer schedule: Volunteers can sign up for one or more shifts that align with their availability. It is preferred for volunteers to participate on a weekly basis. Volunteers should contact Jen Winter (​jwinter@yorkjcc.org), JCC Fitness Director, to confirm their volunteer shift schedule. 

Shifts are available at any of the following times (location: Studio 2 at York JCC): 

Please contact Jen Winter (​jwinter@yorkjcc.org) JCC Fitness Director, to confirm your volunteer shift! Questions can be directed to Jen as well. 

Founded in 2015, The Movement of York helps connect people to the resources they seek.

Every Saturday we open our Food Pantry to the public, handing out various food and household items to families in need.

Volunteers are needed on Saturdays from 3-5pm. In addition to signing up in the SVN portal, volunteers must ALSO complete the Movement's Volunteer Signup Form (CLICK HERE) for each shift they're interested in. If the signup form indicates that the shift is full for a particular day, please do not sign up for that shift.  

Volunteers are expected to provide their own transportation for this project. There is parking for volunteers in the parking lot behind The Movement. We recommend you dress for the weather, as some of our families need help carrying their items to their vehicles.

When you arrive to the building, please call 717-817-2289. This is the phone number of Anu Banks, the Director of the Movement. Let Anu know that you have arrived to volunteer with the Movement. He will let you into the building.

Learn more about The Movement on our website or our facebook page!

Getting started: Food & clothing pantry volunteers are needed for a variety of tasks. To get started, please contact the York City Northeast Neighborhood Association (NENA York) to share your volunteer availability and interests, and to get connected with a short-term or ongoing volunteer shift! You can contact Nena at 717-845-5641, or by using their contact form (HERE).

Food & Clothing Pantry Volunteer Opportunities:

Learn more on the NENA York volunteer website (HERE)!

About York Literacy Institute: The York Literacy Institute provides literacy services to adults of York County. We provide tutoring and classes for GED students, and English as a Second Language Students. Our Next Step Program helps students prepare for employment opportunities.

Volunteer description: As a newly trained tutor, you will be matched with a student to meet weekly for 60-90 minute sessions at a public location. Tutors assist Adult Reading and English as a Second Language students to improve their basic literacy skills by preparing lessons, giving homework, and encouraging their student through the learning process. Tutoring may take place in person or through remote learning.

Getting started:

Learn more on our website (HERE!).

York’s Quantum Opportunity Program (QOP) is a free after-school program open to all students in grades 8-12, receiving free or reduced lunch, living in the City of York. QOP provides one-on-one and group mentoring and focuses on three areas: academic achievement, community service and personal growth.

Interested volunteers should reach out to the YWCA. They will work with you to determine a weekly time for you to volunteer that aligns with your academic schedule. YWCA staff contacts are available on the YWCA's organization page: https://volunteer.ycp.edu/agency/detail/YWCAYork/

Volunteers may help with community events, fundraising events, holiday events, and, awareness-building campaigns. Volunteers may also help with administrative tasks at the station.

Interested volunteers should contact Joshua Giffin (jgiffin@ycp.edu) to get started.

Overview: Harvest of Blessing is a food and clothing pantry in downtown York. Volunteers are needed for distribution days!

Hours: Harvest of Blessing operates at the following times:

Volunteer schedule: It is very helpful when volunteers can commit to regular shifts (ie weekly, biweekly, or monthly). However, volunteer scheduling is flexible, and Harvest of Blessing can work with volunteers to figure out a schedule that works for them. 

Skills needed: No specific skills are required to volunteer! However, Harvest of Blessing is especially in need of volunteers who are Spanish speakers or French speakers.

Getting started

IMPORTANT: Pantry is open to college students! If you are a YCP student and you can't afford food, clothing, or hygiene supplies right now, you are invited to visit Harvest of Blessing to get what you need.

Love sports? Are you on a team? Volunteer on-campus with us! 

Penn-Mar Human Services supports adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

We bring the players we support and will meet you on campus. Sign up for 1 volunteer opportunity, once a week or once a month. You dictate the schedule! 

Once you sign-up, someone from Penn-Mar will reach out to schedule.

***Please note that Penn-Mar Human Services and Spartan Volunteer Network will need at least 2 weeks of lead-time to coordinate location and logistics. The earlier you contact us with your interest and availability, the better!

All volunteers must complete the attached waiver prior to participating in this project.

Interested in hosting a casual dance class on-campus? Penn-Mar Human Services supports adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and our crew LOVES to dance. We will find a mutually agreeable time and place! 

Volunteers must complete the attached waiver prior to participating in this project.

We would love your help at our Habitat for Humanity (HFH) ReStore!

We invite you to be part of a heartwarming and invaluable endeavor - The EPIC Gardens in York needs YOU!  Help us Honor & Maintain the Ivan & Zach Firefighters Memorial Gardens. 

Whether you possess a green thumb or just have a heart full of enthusiasm, your contributions will not only beautify our community but also keep alive the spirit of our beloved firefighters, Ivan & Zach. Together, we can make The EPIC Gardens truly epic. See you in the garden! 

Why Volunteer with EPIC Gardens?

What Can You Do?

Details:

NEEDED: TUTORS FOR CHILDREN IN GRADES 1-6

The York Conference of Lutherans Tutoring Program is seeking volunteer tutors to work one-on-one with students on Monday or Tuesday evenings during the upcoming school year! 

We need people who are willing to assist elementary grade students with homework, read with them, help them learn spelling, math facts, etc. If you like young people and want to make a difference in the life of a young person, then this is for you!!!

Tutors over 18 must apply for clearances, but there is no charge to you as a volunteer.

Can’t commit every week? We always need substitutes!

Note: One of our primary goals is to maintain the health and safety of our tutors and students. We will be following the guidance of the PA Dept. of Education and the PA Health Dept. regarding safety protocols.

Contact Shari Young at ycltutoring@gmail.com or 717-586-9310 for more information.

Overview: McKinley School is looking for students who are willing to volunteer time to work with their students on classwork or homework. McKinley is only a couple of blocks from the York College campus, so YCP volunteers can easily walk from campus! 

Schedule: Times can be flexible -- either during the school day or after school.

Clearances: Prior to starting their tutoring schedule, volunteers must be able to submit updated standard clearances, including a PA background check, a child abuse history clearance, and a fingerprint-based FBI background check (for anyone with an out-of-state permanent address). 

Signing up: When you sign up, please include the following in the COMMENTS box. We'll follow up with you to confirm your volunteer schedule as a tutor!

Questions? Please contact us at jahlicia@cisofpa.org or Schloeri@ycs.k12.pa.us

Overview | PA-MEDI is the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. Trained volunteers provide free, unbiased insurance counseling to people on Medicare, assist with comparing plans, educate, advocate, and make appropriate referrals.

Responsibilities | Duties will be completed at a local counseling site and by phone. In addition to insurance counseling, volunteers assist with community education and promotional activities, including seminars and other community events. Applicants that have licensure to sell insurance or other financial products will not be eligible to volunteer for this opportunity. 

Schedule

Supplies | All supplies are provided by the community partner. 

Transportation | Volunteers must provide their own transportation to and from this opportunity. 

Additional requirements

How do I sign up?

Contact: Questions? Please contact Stephanie Hankey, YCAAA Volunteer Coordinator, using the following contact information:

About the organization: As a faith-based organization, it is the mission of Midwest Food Bank to share the love of Christ by alleviating hunger and malnutrition locally and throughout the world and providing disaster relief; all without discrimination. Our vision is to provide industry-leading food relief to those in need while feeding them spiritually. Midwest Food Bank volunteers are more than our hands and feet; they are fundamental to the success of our organization. We are structured to provide service opportunities and operate through the work of volunteers. They collect, sort, pack, and distribute food and disaster relief donations and remind us every day that our mission could not be achieved without them.

About the event: Twice a month Midwest Food Bank has agencies from all over come in and get whatever food they need. We need help getting all their food together and loading it into their vehicles. Our load out days are the following: week of February 5th, week of February 19th, March 5th, 6th, 7th, week of March 18th, April 9th, 10th, 11th, week of April 22, May 7th, 8th, 9th. You can come for part of a day or for the whole day.

Volunteer requirements:

Date & Time: week of February 5th, week of February 19th, March 5th, 6th, 7th, week of March 18th, April 9th, 10th, 11th, week of April 22, May 7th, 8th, 9th from 9:00a-12:00p or 1:00-3:00p

Location: 2700 Commerce Drive, Middletown, Pennsylvania 17057

Transportation: Volunteers are required to determine their own transportation or establish a carpool for this project.

Contact information: 

Are you passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of others? Join us in providing meaningful companionship and joy through various activities. Whether it's engaging in heartwarming conversations, enjoying music and TV together, or playing games. You can make a real difference.

Opportunities for Sharing Your Gifts:

Explore Diverse Volunteer Opportunities: In addition to direct patient interactions, we offer diverse roles, including administrative tasks, legacy project research and if you are pursuing a degree in nursing, social work, or music therapy, our hospice environment provides a non-stressful platform for gaining invaluable hands-on experience.

Benefits of Volunteering:

Eligibility: To volunteer, you must be at least 18 years old.

"One of the greatest gifts you can give is your time."

We appreciate your interest in becoming a part of the Lifesong Hospice volunteer team. By giving your time, you'll make a lasting impact on the lives of those we serve. Join us today!

About the organization: We are a STEAM makerspace for kids and their grownups. At Keystone Kidspace, kids can have fun while learning about science, technology, engineering, art and math through interactive exhibits, hands-on activities and unique classes.

Volunteer responsibilities: You will have the opportunity to play, craft, create, and tinker alongside children and their parents during open play times. 

Volunteer requirements: Volunteers must complete the following PRIOR to their first volunteer shift with Keystone Kidspace:

Shifts available: Volunteers are needed for the following shifts. Shifts take place during the fall semester (September-December) and the spring semester (February-May). If you are interested in volunteering during the summer months, 

Attendance policy: Keystone Kidspace provides transformative opportunities for kids and families from York. Volunteers are vital to this work. As such, it is crucial that volunteers are committed, dependable, punctual, and high-communication with the Community Partners at Keystone Kidspace.

Signing up: To sign up for an ongoing shift, complete BOTH of the following steps:

Supplies provided: All supplies that will be provided for volunteers. 

Transportation: Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this project.

Contact information 

Are you passionate about brightening lives? Join us at Lifesong Hospice to honor and uplift our hospice patients who previously served through veteran-based recognition activities. From pinning ceremonies to veteran-to-veteran visits, your presence can bring comfort and companionship to those in need.

Visit www.lifesonghospice.com/volunteer/ for more information.

Opportunities Await:

Pinning Ceremonies: Help us recognize and honor veterans by participating in pinning ceremonies. These ceremonies are a powerful way to acknowledge their service and sacrifice, bringing comfort and dignity in their final days.

Veteran-to-Veteran Visits: Share camaraderie and understanding with fellow veterans by visiting them in hospice. Your presence can provide comfort and companionship, fostering connections that transcend military service.

Other Veteran Items: Whether it's sharing stories, providing mementos, or simply lending a listening ear, your involvement can make a world of difference. Your support can help ease the burdens of loneliness and isolation often felt by veterans in hospice care.

Benefits Await:

"One of the greatest gifts you can give is your time."

Join us at Lifesong Hospice and make a lasting impact today!

Are you passionate about leaving a meaningful impact on the lives of others? Lifesong Hospice is seeking dedicated volunteers to assist with legacy projects, providing our senior hospice patients with opportunities to preserve their memories and stories.

About Us:
At Lifesong Hospice, we are committed to enhancing the quality of life for individuals facing end-of-life challenges. Our team provides compassionate care and companionship to patients and families during this sensitive time.

As a volunteer assisting with legacy projects, you will:

Opportunities Await:

"One of the greatest gifts you can give is your time."

Join Lifesong Hospice: If you are ready to make a lasting impact by assisting with legacy projects and brightening the lives of our patients, we invite you to join us at Lifesong Hospice. Visit www.lifesonghospice.com/volunteer/ for more information and to apply.

Your presence and dedication can help our patients create meaningful legacies that will be cherished for years to come. Join us and make a difference today!

Are you passionate about using music to heal and uplift spirits? We invite you to bring the gift of music therapy to our senior hospice patients. Your talent and compassion can create meaningful connections and bring comfort during their journey.

Click "I Want to Help" or visit www.lifesonghospice.com/volunteer/ for more info and to apply.

Opportunities Await:

Requirements:

"Make a harmonious impact today."

Join us at Lifesong Hospice and bring the healing power of music to those who need it most

Are you passionate about offering comfort in life’s final moments? Join us at Lifesong Hospice to provide compassionate companionship to our patients as they near the end of their journey. Our Vigil Volunteer Program ensures that no one has to face their final moments alone, offering a comforting presence during this profound time.

Visit www.lifesonghospice.com/volunteer/ for more information.

Opportunities Await:

Vigil Support: Be there for patients in their final hours, providing a soothing presence and companionship. Your calming presence can make a significant difference, ensuring that patients feel cared for and supported during their final moments.

Family Support: Offer respite and emotional support to families as they navigate this challenging time. Your presence can provide comfort to loved ones, helping them feel less isolated as they say their goodbyes.

Personal Moments: Whether it’s holding a hand, reading a favorite book, or simply sitting quietly, your time can bring solace to patients who are actively passing, ensuring they don’t face this journey alone.

Benefits Await:

"One of the greatest gifts you can give is your time."

Join us at Lifesong Hospice and be a beacon of comfort and companionship. Make a meaningful impact today!

Are you a music therapy student eager to make a difference through your internship? Lifesong Hospice offers a unique opportunity for music therapy interns to contribute to the well-being of our patients and their families through the power of music.

About Us: Lifesong Hospice is dedicated to providing compassionate care to individuals facing end-of-life challenges. Our team is committed to ensuring comfort, dignity, and support for all patients under our care.

As a music therapy intern with Lifesong Hospice, you will:

Benefits Await:

Join Lifesong Hospice: By completing your internship with Lifesong Hospice, you will not only fulfill academic requirements but also make a meaningful impact on the lives of those we serve through the therapeutic power of music.

Apply today at www.lifesonghospice.com/volunteer/ and become part of our mission to provide comfort, dignity, and support to those in need through innovative music therapy.

Your internship experience with us will leave a lasting impression on both you and the lives you touch. Join us and make a difference today!

"Music can heal the wounds which medicine cannot touch."

Are you a social work student eager to make a difference through your internship? Lifesong Hospice offers a unique opportunity for social work interns to contribute to the well-being of our patients and their families.

About Us:
Lifesong Hospice is dedicated to providing compassionate care to individuals facing end-of-life challenges. Our team is committed to ensuring comfort, dignity, and support for all patients under our care.

As a social work intern with Lifesong Hospice, you will:

Benefits Await:

Join Lifesong Hospice:
By completing your internship with Lifesong Hospice, you will not only fulfill academic requirements but also make a meaningful impact on the lives of those we serve.

Apply today at www.lifesonghospice.com/volunteer/ and become part of our mission to provide comfort, dignity, and support to those in need.

Your internship experience with us will leave a lasting impression on both you and the lives you touch.
Join us and make a difference today!

"One of the greatest gifts you can give is your time."

Are you a nursing student seeking an internship opportunity where you can truly make a difference? Lifesong Hospice welcomes dedicated nursing interns to complete their internships within our organization while positively impacting the lives of our patients and their families.

Visit www.lifesonghospice.com/volunteer/ for more info and to apply.

As a nursing intern at Lifesong Hospice, you will:

By completing your internship with Lifesong Hospice, you will not only fulfill academic requirements but also make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.

Benefits Await:

"One of the greatest gifts you can give is your time."

Join us at Lifesong Hospice and make a lasting impact today!"

Lifesong Hospice is seeking dedicated volunteers to provide administrative assistance in our office. Your support will directly contribute to the care and comfort of our hospice patients and their families. Your commitment to administrative tasks will play a vital role in ensuring efficient operations and excellent support for our hospice team.

Visit www.lifesonghospice.com/volunteer/ for more info and to apply.

Opportunities Await:

Benefits Await:

If you're organized, detail-oriented, and eager to make a difference behind the scenes, we'd love to have you on board.

"One of the greatest gifts you can give is your time."

Join us at Lifesong Hospice and make a lasting impact today!"

If you play an instrument, love to sing, or love listening to music, this could be the opportunity for you! Hospice has an opening for a music therapy volunteer. This position requires some travel to patient homes and nursing home facilities to play music one on one to our patients. We look forward to having you on our team! If interested in participating in this opportunity, please contact Sarah Long, sarah.long@gentivahs.com. 

Gentiva Hospice has an opportunity available to spend some much needed time with our patients who enjoy doing recreational activities such as going outside when it's nice, playing cards, doing puzzles, word searches, listening to music, taking to programs, etc. We often underestimate the power of a listening ear, a friendly touch, and a comforting voice. All of which have the power to improve someone day tremendously! If interested in participating in this opportunity, please contact Sarah Long, sarah.long@gentivahs.com. We look forward to having you!

Do you enjoy reading a good story? Have a favorite novel? We have an opening for a volunteer to join our team as a reading companion. You will see new patients on a regular basis who enjoy the company of others and love listening to a good story. Short stories will be provided to you or you can offer to bring your own favorite reading materials to patients. There's nothing better than curling up to a good book and cup of coffee with a friend. Looking for dedicated, faithful individuals for this position. If interested in participating in this opportunity, please contact Sarah Long, sarah.long@gentivahs.com. We look forward to having you on our team!

Being a full time caregiver is tough. If you or someone you know has recently gone through the process of caring for an elder full time, you know how physically and emotionally straining it can be. Here at Gentiva Hospice, we have volunteers who can help with caregiver relief. This means trained volunteers go out and sit with patients so family members can get out of the house, run errands, and have time to themselves. If you would be interested in helping to serve our elder population by volunteering a few hours per month to help a caregiver in need, please contact Sarah Long, sarah.long@gentivahs.com. We look forward to having you on our team!

Do you enjoy getting to know others? Their personal story and history? If so, Gentiva Hospice has an opportunity for you! We're on a mission to honor the lives of our patients by sharing their stories and giving families these stories as a keep sake. We are in need of companionship volunteers to see patients on a regular basis and assist them with filling out memory booklets. This would be a great project for anyone needing volunteer hours for college, but ALL ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY! Interested candidates must be reliable, dedicated, and compassionate listeners. We look forward to having you on our team! If interested in participating in this opportunity, please contact Sarah Long, sarah.long@gentivahs.com. 

Gentiva Hospice has an opportunity open to be part of our administrative team! This position involves simple administrative tasks such as, but not limited to: filing, cutting, experience with word, creating simple notes/cards, coming up with creative ideas, and experience with craft projects is a must! Some tasks can be done at home if you have access to a computer and printer. This position will lead the way for special office projects and create involvement throughout the process. If you would like to be part of our administrative team, please contact Sarah Long, sarah.long@gentivahs.com. We look forward to having you!

Join the people Penn-Mar supports for an on-campus Lunch and Hangout! 

Convenient scheduling options! 

Volunteer once, weekly or monthly!  

Bring FRIENDS! 

Play games, hang out and laugh a ton! 

Join us for an opportunity to connect, have fun, and forge new friendships!

At Penn-Mar, we’re dedicated to supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities by empowering them to live a life of their choosing. We believe everyone deserves the chance to make choices and build a fulfilling life.

Adult ESL classes meet three times per week at our office building. Classroom aides will assist in the classroom and interact as a native English speaker with students. In addition to responding to this opportunity, please contact Deborah (ddetzel@rosesymca.org) to volunteer. 

Location: 301 West Market Street, York, PA 17401 (rear entrance)

All volunteers must complete clearances and sign a Code of Conduct prior to volunteering at The Beacon. Please contact Nick, nick.mcmichael@fnofpa.org, with questions. 

Purpose: The Beverage Distribution volunteer is responsible for providing clients with the
appropriate beverage during Beacon operating hours.
Duties:

Qualifications:

Physical Demands:

Training and Support:

Time Commitment:
Time commitment varies depending on volunteer availability. A typical shift will be 3-4 hours 1-4 days per week. If unable to commit to a regular weekly shift, volunteers may opt to be placed on an alternate list to be called whenever there is a volunteer absence.

Hosted at Union Lutheran Church, 408 W Market Street, York, PA 17401

All volunteers must complete clearances and sign a Code of Conduct prior to volunteering at The Beacon. Please contact Nick, nick.mcmichael@fnofpa.org, with questions. 

Purpose: The Check-in Attendant volunteer is responsible for greeting clients and checking them into the appropriate database and/or spreadsheet. 

Duties:

Qualifications:

Physical Demands:

Training and Support:

The Check-in Attendant volunteer will receive an orientation to the Beacon from the Beacon Resource Center Supervisor prior to starting the position. New volunteers will shadow experienced Check-in Attendant volunteers prior to working alone. All volunteers will receive as needed training applicable to their position.

Time Commitment:
Time commitment varies depending on volunteer availability. A typical shift will be 3-4 hours 1-4 days per week. If unable to commit to a regular weekly shift, volunteers may opt to be placed on an alternate list to be called whenever there is a volunteer absence.

Hosted at Union Lutheran Church, 408 W Market Street, York, PA 17401

All volunteers must complete clearances and sign a Code of Conduct prior to volunteering at The Beacon. Please contact Nick, nick.mcmichael@fnofpa.org, with questions. 

Purpose: The Floor Monitor volunteer is a flexible volunteer position meant to assist the Beacon Supervisor and other volunteers with tasks as needed, and will otherwise walk around or sit and talk with clients in order to build relationships and meet needs. 
Duties:

Qualifications:

Physical Demands:

Training and Support:

Floor monitor volunteers will receive an orientation to the Beacon from the Beacon Resource Center Supervisor prior to starting the position. New volunteers will shadow experienced Floor Monitor volunteers prior to working alone. All volunteers will receive as needed training applicable to their position.

Time Commitment:
Time commitment varies depending on volunteer availability. A typical shift will be 3-4 hours 1-4 days per week. If unable to commit to a regular weekly shift, volunteers may opt to be placed on an alternate list to be called whenever there is a volunteer absence.

Hosted at Union Lutheran Church, 408 W Market Street, York, PA 17401

All volunteers must complete clearances and sign a Code of Conduct prior to volunteering at The Beacon. Please contact Nick, nick.mcmichael@fnofpa.org, with questions. 

Purpose: The Restroom Monitor Volunteer is responsible for regulating the flow of client traffic in and out of the Beacon restrooms in order to maintain peace in an anxious space.

Duties:

Qualifications:

Physical Demands:

Training and Support:

Restroom Monitor volunteers will receive an orientation to the Beacon from the Beacon Resource Center Supervisor prior to starting the position. New volunteers will shadow experienced Restroom Monitor volunteers prior to working alone. All volunteers will receive as needed training applicable to their position.

Time Commitment:
Time commitment varies depending on volunteer availability. A typical shift will be 3-4 hours 1-4 days per week. If unable to commit to a regular weekly shift, volunteers may opt to be placed on an alternate list to be called whenever there is a volunteer absence.

Hosted at Union Lutheran Church, 408 W Market Street, York, PA 17401

All volunteers must complete clearances and sign a Code of Conduct prior to volunteering at The Beacon. Please contact Nick, nick.mcmichael@fnofpa.org, with questions. 

Purpose: The Snack Distribution volunteer is responsible for providing clients with the appropriate snack during Beacon operating hours. 

Duties:

Qualifications:

Physical Demands:

Training and Support:

Snack Distribution volunteers will receive an orientation to the Beacon from the Beacon Resource Center Supervisor prior to starting the position. New volunteers will shadow experienced Snack Distribution volunteers prior to working alone. All volunteers will receive as needed training applicable to their position.

Time Commitment:
Time commitment varies depending on volunteer availability. A typical shift will be 3-4 hours 1-4 days per week. If unable to commit to a regular weekly shift, volunteers may opt to be placed on an alternate list to be called whenever there is a volunteer absence.

Hosted at Union Lutheran Church, 408 W Market Street, York, PA 17401

This opportunity requires translation and interpretation for clients whose English language skills are limited. Please complete the form on the PIRC website to offer your skills. https://www.pirclaw.org/volunteer/

Assist our organization with social media campaigns, brochure creation, website redesign and other marketing campaigns. We are proud of our legal advocacy. We want stakeholders, donors, and potential clients to know the value of our work. You can help us accomplish that!

Gain valuable skills in fundraising (development) by compiling relevant funding source information from across the country. We have opportunities for you to support development events planning. You will also research partner organizations, peer to peer and online fundraising best practices.

Utilize your interviewing and writing skills to champion the organization's mission and vision. This opportunity will give you a chance to interview staff as well as board members. You will learn about the importance of legal advocacy for immigrants. This content will be published in blog postings and newsletters.

Volunteer to create a social media presence for Sparrow Place! The focus of Sparrow Place social media should be educating the public on trafficking. Sparrow Place is currently on Facebook and Instagram, and would like to expand into TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube. Volunteers would be tasked with creating a content schedule, creating Sparrow Place branded content, and training existing volunteers to help.

If interested, contact info@sparrowplace.org or volunteer@ycp.edu. 

Volunteer with Sparrow Place and help with website design! This volunteer opportunity includes determining if Sparrow Place should pursue an alternate site provider and organizing the site with new strategic planning initiatives. Volunteers will be responsible for organizing the site to 1) offer help to those currently in or recovering from sex trafficking, 2) educate the public, 3) update donors on current Sparrow Place happenings, and 4) offer opportunity to join efforts (to donate and to join as volunteer).  

If interested, please contact info@sparrowplace.org or volunteer@ycp.edu. 

Urban Works is seeking an Activity Coordinator to assist in planning field trips, coordinating guest speaker events, and collaborating on activities and events. Activity Coordinator responsibilities include:

This is an ongoing volunteer opportunity with a time requirement of 3-5 hours per week. Clearances may be required. If you have any questions, please contact volunteer@ycp.edu. 

Urban Works is seeking an Administrative Support volunteer to work with the Director on Urban Work's vision and program agenda. The Administrative Support volunteer would be responsible for:

This is an ongoing volunteer opportunity with a time requirement of 3-5 hours per week. Clearances may be required. If you have any questions, please contact volunteer@ycp.edu. 

Urban Works is seeking a volunteer Motivational Coach to mentor youth participants! The Motivational Coach would be responsible for:

This is an ongoing volunteer opportunity with a time requirement of 3-5 hours per week. Clearances are required. If you have any questions, please contact volunteer@ycp.edu. 

Urban Works is seeking a volunteer Data & Record Coordinator to maintain records and analyze available data. This volunteer role provides the opportunity to apply research skills to a real-world scenario. The Data & Record Coordinator would be responsible for:

This is an ongoing volunteer opportunity with a time requirement of 3-5 hours per week. Clearances may be required. If you have any questions, please contact volunteer@ycp.edu. 

Calling All Volunteers!
Do you have some extra time and a big heart? We're looking for energetic helpers to lend a hand (and a little muscle!) in unloading donations that directly benefit families and individuals in our programs.

Where?

When?
Weekdays—perfect for anyone with daytime availability!

This is a fantastic way to stay active while making a meaningful difference in our community. Whether you're a lifting pro or just eager to help, every hand makes an impact! Volunteer times will vary. 

Ready to pitch in?
Contact Janel Fox at jfox@bellsocialization.com or 717-848-5767 ext. 1515 to get involved today!

Let’s empower lives together, one box at a time.

Transportation

Volunteers are asked to provide their own transportation to this opportunity. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact volunteer@ycp.edu.

Provide a hot meal for new neighbors on arrival, using provided culturally appropriate food lists. Meals are dropped off at the CWS Lancaster office for staff delivery. Commitment: 2-3 hours/month.  Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. 

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions or concerns.

Provide a new family with their first set of groceries using a provided food list. Purchase and drop off groceries at the CWS Lancaster office for staff delivery. Commitment: 2-3 hours/month for 3 months. No clearances required. Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. 

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions or concerns.

Help set up homes for arriving neighbors by cleaning, moving furniture, and creating a welcoming atmosphere. Commitment: 3-4 hours/month for 3 months. Great for one-time group volunteering! No clearances required. Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. 

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions or concerns.

Assist speakers of Arabic, Spanish, Pashto, Dari, Somali, Haitian Creole, Ukrainian, Kiswahili, Kinyarwanda, Lingala, and Tigrinya at medical, employment, and legal appointments. Document translation can be done remotely. The commitment is 1-2 hours/week for 3 months. No clearances required. Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. 

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions or concerns.

Volunteers will assist children in ESL & Cultural Orientation classes and other CWS events, working in pairs. Comfort with children of various ages and limited English is required. The commitment is 2-3 hours/month for 3 months. Clearances are required. Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. 

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions or concerns.

Help CWS staff organize the donation warehouse, manage inventory, and create welcome kits and baskets. Commitment: 2-3 hours/week for 3 months. Great for one-time group volunteering! No clearances required. Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. 

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions or concerns.

Help a new neighbor improve their English skills through one-on-one support. Ideal volunteers are patient, consistent, and willing to befriend those in need. Commitment: 2-3 hours/week for 3 months. Clearances are required. Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. 

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions or concerns.

Assist the CWS Employment Team with job searches, applications, onboarding, and interview transportation. Ideal volunteers are computer literate, patient, and flexible. Commitment: 2-3 hours/week for 3 months. Clearances are required. Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. 

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions or concerns.

Help a new neighbor prepare for the citizenship test by providing one-on-one support. Ideal volunteers should be patient, consistent, and willing to befriend someone in need of instruction. The commitment is 2-3 hours/week for 2 months. Clearances are required. Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. 

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions or concerns.

Assist CWS Lancaster staff with data tracking and administrative tasks at the office. Commitment: 2-3 hours/week for 3 months. Clearances are required. Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. 

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions or concerns.

Support a 15–24-year-old refugee in their education, career, and personal goals by building a friendship and helping them feel at home in the U.S. Volunteers meet with their mentees for 1 hour/week for a year, at a time and place that works for both. Clearances are required. Volunteers must provide their own transportation. 

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions or concerns.

Do you enjoy playing Foosball, Pool, and/or Ping Pong?  Join the Martin Teens Team and help the kids learn the rules and coach them through developing skills to become a better player!  

Working around your schedule, we are looking for up to 4 volunteers to coach the teens for 2 hours a week (1 volunteer per day Mon - Thur) between the hours of 3 - 6 pm.  We are willing to work with your schedule!  Hone your coaching and management skills while playing games that you love!  

Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact volunteer@ycp.edu. 

Volunteer tutors instruct adults students as they prepare for the High School Equivalency tests (GED), learn the English language, or prepare for U.S. citizenship. Tutors spend 1.5 hours per week with their student, in a public location, and help them to improve their skills, better their ability for employment and gain a better life for themselves and their families. Helping students to learn skills and gain sustaining employment directly impacts their ability to prepare for disasters and support their families during difficult and challenging times. Materials and support are provided.

Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. 

Change a Student’s Life-From Anywhere, Anytime!

UPchieve makes it easy for you to support students who wouldn’t otherwise have access to free, high-quality tutoring and academic coaching. Whether you help for 10 minutes or 10 hours, every session makes a difference.

✔️ Make a real impact. Many students struggle with homework or test prep but can't afford a tutor. You can be the reason they succeed.
✔️ Join a movement. Be part of a community fighting for educational equity-one tutoring session at a time.
✔️ 100% flexible. No schedules. No commitments. Log in whenever you have time and help a student in need.
✔️ Use your knowledge for good. Whether you’re great at science, math, English, history, or college advising, your skills can change a student’s trajectory.
✔️ Earn volunteer hours & PVSA recognition. High school students can earn verified service hours-including eligibility for the Presidential Volunteer Service Award!
✔️ Boost your resume. Whether applying to college, internships, or your next job, tutoring experience shows leadership, communication, and initiative.

Who Can Volunteer?

✅ Anyone (13+)
✅ No prior experience necessary we'll provide training and real-time support!

How to Get Started

1️⃣ Sign up and complete our short training.
2️⃣ Log in whenever you’re free.
3️⃣ Start helping students in real time!

Join us today and be the reason a student succeeds: https://bit.ly/upchievevolunteermatch

Please contact hello@upchieve.org or volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions!

Volunteers MUST apply to be a Safe Home Volunteer using this link: https://ywcahanover.org/volunteer-at-safe-home/

Volunteers will not be able to participate until their application is approved and they complete the mandatory training in full.

Safe Home volunteers provide valuable service to individuals living in abusive situations. If interested in volunteering, please call 717-632-0007. All Safe Home volunteers must complete the required training and become mandated child abuse reporters.

Ways to Get Involved:Administrative Assistance – donation transportation, office organization, thank you notesAdministrative Support – office coverage, clerical duties, outreach activitiesDirect Client Services – hotline calls, response team, medical and court accompaniment and advocacy, crisis intervention, transportation

This role is relaxed and will have down time that you can do schoolwork, read a book, etc.

Dress would be business casual as you will be the first face a visitor sees. Jeans with a nice top, polo. No rips, etc. No flip flops.

There may be opportunity for other office related tasks.

Hours needed are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 8am until noon. We are closed major holidays. There are occasionally other hours that we may need as they come up. This opportunity can be for more than one person.

Olive Branch Healing (OBH) is seeking a passionate, organized, and people-oriented Volunteer Coordinator to join our mission of creating inclusive, healing spaces through the power of horses. The Volunteer Coordinator will play a key role in cultivating a welcoming and efficient volunteer program, ensuring that each person feels valued and equipped to contribute meaningfully to our vision.

Key/Primary Responsibilities:

- Learn and correctly execute the basic barn chores necessary to care for the herd on a daily basis

- Provide orientation and training to ensure volunteers understand OBH’s mission, safety protocols, and expectations

- Recruit, screen, and onboard new volunteers for a variety of roles, including barn assistance, event and program support and outreach

- Support volunteer appreciation and recognition efforts

- Track volunteer hours and participation to assist with reporting and storytelling

- Collaborate with OBH leadership to identify and fulfill volunteer needs for events, programs, and day-to-day operations.

- Maintain clear and thorough communication with the co-founders/program directors of Olive’s Branch Healing

Please contact olivesbranchhealing@gmail.com with any questions. 

Trinity Youth Center is seeking volunteers to mentor, tutor, and supervise participants during their after school hours! Located just 10 minutes away from YCP, volunteers will be mentoring local youth and sharing their passions at Trinity Youth Center. 

Scheduling is flexible, however a repeating schedule is preferred. Hours are Monday-Saturday 3:00pm-6:00pm during the school year and are subject to change. Volunteers are asked to complete 2 hours per volunteer shift. 

Volunteers must have their Child Abuse Clearance and a Pennsylvania Background Check. 

Any questions can be directed to trinityyouthcenter@outlook.com or volunteer@ycp.edu. 

September House is contracted with York County to deliver meals to local seniors homes who are homebound and have no family or friends who can buy them groceries or cook for them. Recently, we have increased our delivery days to 3 days per week. Volunteers are responsible for picking up the meals, following the route given, and meeting the clients at their front door. The route only takes about an hour to complete. If you are interested in being a driver, please contact Jordyn Becker (septemberhouse.ed@gmail.com or (717) 848-4417).

Trinity Youth Center is looking for fun, energetic people to put a new spin on learning for our 6th-12th grade youth members.

If interested, please contact trinityyouthcenter@outlook.com in addition to responding here.

Trinity Youth Center is looking for mentors for our 6th-12th grade youth members. Mentors will interact with our youth by playing video games, board games, and card games. Mentors will also be a positive encouragement to our youth members.

If interested, please contact trinityyouthcenter@outlook.com in addition to responding here. 

Load a truck with donated furniture, go to the client's residence, unload the truck with the furniture, set up the space for the client. These opportunities take place on Saturday mornings as needed. Please contact Beth Brennen (offthestreetsyork@gmail.com) for more details.

Volunteer at the West End Local Link (WELL) Food Pantry on Mondays starting Monday, September 8th. Volunteers will be tasked with unloading vehicles to carry donated items into the food pantry and organizing these items in the pantry.

Volunteer capacity: 3 volunteers

When: Mondays at 10:30am (until about noon)

Where: 408 W Market Street, York, PA 17401

Transportation: Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity.

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions. 

Volunteer at the West End Local Link (WELL) Food Pantry on the third Wednesday of every month, starting on September 17th, to help with food distribution. Volunteers who speak Spanish or Creole are needed, but this is not a requirement to volunteer.

Volunteer capacity: 3 volunteers

When: Third Wednesday of every month at 5:45pm (until about 7:45pm)

Where: 408 W Market Street, York, PA 17401

Transportation: Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity.

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions.

Thousands of books are checked out across York County Libraries every day and when they are returned there is only1 right location for it to live on our shelves. Are you up to the challenge?

Created by Liz Morales of Morales Kitchen LLC, Cooking Up Connection is a culinary arts-based youth development program that uses food as a medium to build identity, community, and emotional wellness. Liz is seeking 1-2 volunteers to assist with capturing the youth participants while they are gaining experience in the kitchen. All materials will be provided. This is a great opportunity for student interested in media, storytelling, or service learning to gain hands-on experience.

When: Thursdays from 4:00-6:00PM

Where: Gunter-Smith Center for Community Engagement, 59 E Market Street, York, PA 17401

Transportation: Volunteers must provide their own transportation for this opportunity. Parking is available.

Please contact volunteer@ycp.edu with any questions. 

Assistance is needed in our administrative offices (office skill, preparing mailings, sorting items). This would be as needed, sometimes short notice. Please contact Mina (medmondson@yorklibraries.org) if interested. 

Off The Streets York (OTSY) assists people in York County, PA who qualify, to move from homelessness into homes by assisting them with security deposits and donated furniture. If you're interested in volunteering with OTSY, register here and share your skills and strengths in your response notes. Moves typically involve loading a truck with donated furniture, go to the client's residence, unload the truck with the furniture, set up the space for the client. However, there might be a role for you that utilizes your skills! These opportunities take place on Saturday mornings as needed. Please contact Beth Brennen (offthestreetsyork@gmail.com) for more details.

The Cloverfield apartments and Kinston House, residences associated with Affordable Housing Advocates, is seeking volunteers to engage residents in chair exercises classes one day per week at both locations. Both buildings provide housing for lower income senior citizens. Scheduling is somewhat flexible.

All volunteers must read and complete AHA's Volunteer Policy and forms. Completed forms should be sent to Joyce Santiago (joyce@ahadvocates.org), Chief Executive Officer, for review. 

Please contact Sean McDonald, sean@ahadvocates.org, with any questions or concerns. 

Save lives and prevent injuries by providing free education to community members by working with paid and volunteer staff and following program guidance.

The Preparedness Division provides appropriate preparedness programming within a community to assist community members to prepare for disasters and other emergencies.

This position is responsible for the tasks involved to implement the preparedness program including:

Support the annual preparedness goals, Regional Disaster Officer (RDO) objectives, and regional/chapter plan for preparedness programming through participation in meetings, projects, and local preparedness activities
Execute assigned projects and local preparedness activities according to the activities you are trained in: Hands-Only CPR, Ready Rating or Be Red Cross Ready Presentations

Complete tasks such as implementing preparedness activities, meeting with partners to build relationships, conducting inventory, and procuring or receiving necessary preparedness supplies

Time Commitment
Daytime availability required. 3-4 hours for travel/presentation.

Development Opportunities
Leadership, planning, community engagement, team building, public speaking

Qualifications
Ability to relate effectively with diverse groups and individuals, required
Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills, required
Demonstrated ability to read, understand, and review program guidelines and tools, required
Experience or comfort public speaking, required

Training Required
Complete all online/in-person training and review all relevant information for the Community Preparedness Education Program you are supporting (Hands-Only CPR, Ready Rating or Be Red Cross Ready Presentations). Review all preparedness program materials and guidance posted on the Exchange in the Preparedness Toolkit.

The Regional Coordinator for the International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Youth Action Campaign (YAC) coordinates the program at a regional level (61 counties in Pennsylvania). The Youth Action Campaign informs youth ages 13-24 about IHL and encourages youth to build a peer-to-peer awareness campaign on an International Humanitarian Law topic.

Key Responsibilities

• Recruit Campaign Coordinators and teams of youth IHL advocates from your region to participate in the program.
• Commit 2-4 hours a week during the implementation of the campaign.
• Report data related to metrics to regional staff in a timely manner.
• Communicate as necessary with Divisional Leadership
• Participate in the monthly call during the implementation of the program.
•Support IHL YAC Campaign Coordinators in overseeing their teams
• Ensures all Advocate teams receive training from Campaign Coordinators
• Shares programmatic guidance from NHQ with Campaign Coordiantors
• Perform other job-related duties, as assigned.

Development Opportunities
• Expand knowledge base about International Humanitarian Law
• Mentor youth and develop their capacity for service
• Enhance leadership and communication skills
• Build relationships with the Red Cross, volunteers, and community partners

Qualifications
• A passion for working with youth and an interest in IHL.
• Excellent project management, group facilitation, and communication skills.
• Must display flexibility, adaptability, initiative, and teamwork.
• Must possess the ability to present politicized issues in compliance with the American Red Cross’s neutrality mandate.
• Experience working with youth, the Red Cross, and IHL is preferred.
• Willingness to comply with current public health and Red Cross policies.
• Either over 18 years of age and/or spent 2 years participating in the IHL YAC