How to Become a Volunteer

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How to Become a Volunteer

How to Become a Volunteer

Thank you for your interest in becoming a volunteer!

There are many ways you can volunteer at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. Whether you would like to give your time on an ongoing basis or on more of a short-term basis, we have options for you.

Volunteen Program: Two summer sessions offered for High School students aged 16 to 18.
College Student Program: For local college students with entry in the fall and spring. Two semester commitment required.
Shift Programs: For adults ages 24 and up. Requires a weekly commitment of 2 – 4 hours, served on a regular day and time, for a minimum commitment of one year.
Group Opportunities: For groups wanting to make an impact on a short-term, episodic basis.
To learn more about these volunteer opportunities, view our volunteer slide show.

Other ways to help

At Home Projects: If you are unable to contribute your time or talents you can contribute craft kits, waiting room fun bags, and other supplies needed for existing programming.
Don’t live in Memphis, Tennessee? View ways you can help fundraise in your community.
Donate blood and platelets.

Additional information for each of these volunteer programs, including requirements and applications, are also located on the left-hand navigation.

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