Volunteer Opportunities in Columbus, Ohio
Charity Newsies couldn’t do what it does without our volunteers.
There are many different ways to get involved and volunteer to support our mission. In 2025, Charity Newsies hosted over 60 volunteer groups including corporate groups, community partners, and individuals who collectively put in thousands of volunteer hours.
This work is essential at ensuring that the clothing items we distribute were properly sized, sorted, neatly folded, and prepared for the clothing distribution season.
Additionally, we offered more than 2,000 volunteer hours of clothing distribution, which is a great way to connect with the families we serve by directly providing clothing to parents/guardians and kids.
Summer Volunteer Opportunities Now Open
Volunteer Opportunities for clothing distribution this summer are now open! Check out and sign up for our volunteer opportunities here.
Stay Connected: Volunteer Newsletter
If you want to stay up to date with volunteer opportunities sign up for our volunteer newsletter by emailing Subha Lembach at slembach@charitynewsies.com.
More Ways to Volunteer in Columbus
You can also volunteer with Charity Newsies through our community partners:
- Besa on the third Tuesday of each month.
Sign up at www.besa.org - Seeds of Caring on varying dates.
Sign up at www.seedsofcaring.org
Corporate and Group Volunteer Opportunities
Charity Newsies offers volunteer opportunities for corporate groups and other community partners throughout the year.
Charity Newsies offers volunteer opportunities for corporate teams, community groups, and organizations throughout the year.
Group volunteering is a great way to:
✔ Support children in Franklin County
✔ Build team engagement
✔ Make a direct local impact
If you think we would be a good fit for your organization, please contact our Executive Director, Subha Lembach, at slembach@charitynewsies.com or (614)743-0104 to learn more and schedule an event.
Make a Difference for Children in Columbus
When you volunteer with Charity Newsies, you help ensure that children in your community have the clothing they need to attend school with confidence, dignity, and the ability to focus on learning.