Volunteer Program
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I volunteer?
Who can volunteer?
Can we volunteer as a group?
I know other people who may want to help. Can I
bring them with me?
When can I volunteer?
I have no computer skills. Can I still volunteer?
Is attendance at volunteer orientations mandatory?
Is food allowed in the Go For Broke office?
Is there a dress code?
I can’t come in on a regular basis. How
do I find out if you need my help?
Q. Why should I volunteer?
A. Volunteers are an essential part of the Go For Broke National Education Center's ability to continue programming that preserves the
legacy of Nisei soldiers.
Volunteers work in a safe, clean and pleasant
environment and provides a positive, meaningful volunteer experience.
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Q. Who can volunteer?
A. Volunteers of all ages, gender and ethnic backgrounds are welcome.
Those with many skills or none at all can volunteer.
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Q. Can we volunteer
as a group?
A. Yes! School, community and church groups are encouraged to
volunteer for special events and/or group assignments.
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Q. I know other people
who may want to help. Can I bring them with me?
A. Definitely! Bring along anyone who is interested in volunteering.
Word of mouth is our best source for finding future Go For Broke supporters.
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Q. When can I volunteer?
A. The Go For Broke National Education Center is open Monday - Friday, 9 a.m.
- 6 p.m. and on select Sundays from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Volunteer
opportunities are also available for special events where hours
will vary. For office volunteers, we request a commitment to complete
a minimum of six hours per month.
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Q. I have no computer
skills. Can I still volunteer?
A. We have many on-going projects in several departments that
do not require the use of computers. These projects include mailings,
answering the phone, collating, stapling documents, etc.
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Q. Is attendance at
volunteer orientations mandatory?
A. Orientations are not mandatory to begin volunteering but attendance
is highly recommended to fully understand Go For Broke's
mission, goals and programs.
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Q. Is food allowed
in Go For Broke's office?
A. Yes, please feel free to bring your lunch. There is a refrigerator
for you to store any perishables. Coffee and tea are available
for everyone to enjoy.
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Q. Is there a dress
code?
A. Casual or business attire is the most appropriate. Please,
no cut off jeans or jeans with tears or holes, beach sandals,
etc.
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Q. I can’t come
in on a regular basis. How do I find out if you need my help?
A. Contact the Go For Broke National Education Center at (310) 328-0907
or send an email to: volunteer@goforbroke.org.
Your name can be placed on an email distribution list for notification
of volunteer needs for special events. Also, check for updated descriptions
on our Web Site
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