Flexible part-time/as-needed volunteer position reviewing official records to identify racially restrictive language, helping to develop an interactive historical map and create restrictive covenant modification documents. Remote position with no minimum time requirement. They are looking for volunteers with flexible availability (weekdays/weekends, daytime or evenings). No prior document indexing experience is needed, and training is provided.
In-person: Hospice Companionship Volunteer, Continuum Hospice, Pinole, CA
Part-time volunteer position (2 hours per week and up, with flexible weekday/weekend daytime and evening availability) supporting hospice patients and their families through friendly visits, companionship, conversation, and various supportive activities. On-site, located in or near Pinole, CA. They are looking for compassionate individuals with good listening and interpersonal skills. Easy qualifications and does not require prior hospice experience (orientation and training are provided).
Mailroom Clerk, San Rafael
Bueno Law Corp
San Rafael, In Person M-F 9am-6pm. $20-22 an hour. Medical, dental, birthdays, and holidays off.
Admin Skills: Keep track of clients records, organize, document, upload, scan documents, transport documents (Will need a car), assist with other admin tasks, some heavy lifting as needed but can ask accommodation.
Soft Skills: Team work, compassion, the ability to speak Spanish or Portuguese a strong plus but not required.
Residential Program Aide, Homeless shelter, San Francisco
Hamilton Families. $26.50 an hour, Swing Shift 3:30 pm-12:30 am, unionized and benefits included. Hamilton Families is the housing company.
Admin skills: Microsoft Plus, documentation, organizational, report to the manager, taking phone calls.
Soft Skills: Spanish is a must, compassionate, patience, following policy, responding to emergencies by following protocol, asking residents what they need.
What I Did Today (Plus This Week)
October 9, 2026: Today, I worked on my resume and LinkedIn profile. Then, I answered some interview questions along with the class.
October 5-9, 2026: I got quite a bit done this week, including the majority of the portfolio project. Despite air conditioning, the real challenge this week was staying awake during class, as the blazing heat outside was zapping the energy out of me!
What I did today
Today was the first employment services of the new month. Which was weird because now its just three of us because half moved onto SJS last month. But it was still enjoyable and a safe space to mess up and learn.
First we watched a video on Linkedin profiles (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qG4NF-2tt4c and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRcbm1xCX7g). It was very helpful because my Linkedin needs a lot of work as its been neglected for years. Then we moved onto documents lab where at first I worked on Linkedin. But then Carrie went over our resumes and I realized that my two column layout looked good but was inflexible to modification (which is kind of important for a resume). So I made a new one that is less complex. Also Carrie told me that it didn’t have to be one page which allowed me to make things bigger (for example normal text was set to 9 size) and I can put in more info. Like my jobs as self employed Computer User Support Specialist and Instruction Designer. Instead of just having my librarian internship and time at Disneyland.
Lastly we went through interview qustions. I still need work but I have some ideas for next time I’m asked the same questions.
What I did today and this week
10 9 2026
Today we worked on LinkedIn profiles and mock interview and answers. The questions I need to work on using the STAR method, which tells a sort of story and how it was resolved, to better show how a candidate can stand out during the interview process. During the week, we worked on Scratch labs and learning how to use Scratch, and also we did tech articles. This week I was also able to do outside study time of 3 hours minimum, which felt good to accomplish.
FT Campus Organizer
Role OverviewCampus Organizers work across $100+$ college campuses to mobilize students around public interest issues like environmental protection, public health, and consumer rights.Key ResponsibilitiesMobilization & Campaigns: Recruit volunteers, plan events, and guide students in running strategic campaigns (e.g., eliminating single-use plastics, wildlife protection, and college affordability).Leadership Development: Train students in grassroots organizing, media relations, coalition building, and lobbying elected officials.Operations & Growth: Handle fundraising, campus brand building, and manage a summer citizen outreach/canvassing office (which may require relocation).Candidate RequirementsPassion and a track record of leadership in environmental, public interest, or student issues.Strong communication skills and a goal-driven, resilient work ethic.Ability to exercise independent judgment and step outside comfort zones to drive positive change.
What I did today
10 8 2026
First, we started off with sharing our weekly tech articles with the group. Then, during the second hour of class, we worked on a Scratch project or got more familiar with Google Sheets. I was able to finish up some of the finishing touches on my Scratch project during that hour. Then, after we came back from our second break, I was busy working on the portfolio slides project.
What I Did Today
October 8, 2026: Today, I presented my weekly tech article about how QR codes function. Then I worked some more on my core training portfolio presentation. It seems like the presentation is starting to come together at this point!