Volunteer with us

Kwirkz runs on Community Support!

Almost everything we do on the ground is carried by volunteers. You do not need a background in disability services. You need a few hours and the willingness to serve.

Overhead view of about thirty Kwirkz participants and volunteers standing in a circle on a grass field with their hands stacked together in the middle. Participants wear navy Kwirkz shirts, volunteers wear bright green ones, and nearly everyone is wearing a grey Kwirkz cap.
Kick it for Kwirkz, 28 June 2026. The huddle before kick-off at Municipal Park in Hope Mills. Green shirts are volunteers, navy shirts are participants, and by this point in the morning you could not tell who had come to help and who had come to play. That is the entire idea.
How it works

Three easy steps!

We keep the on-ramp short on purpose. The barrier to helping should be lower than the barrier to needing help.

1

Tell us what you'd like to do

Email us with what you'd like to do and roughly how much time you have. One paragraph is plenty. If you are not sure where you'd fit, say that instead and we'll suggest something.

2

We match and train you

We'll come back with a specific slot and what it involves. Roles that put you alongside participants include a short training session, and standing roles that work directly with families include a background check.

3

You show up and we look after you

You'll have a named person on the day, a clear job, and someone to ask. Nobody gets handed a clipboard and abandoned in a car park.

Volunteers working the Kwirkz welcome tent at Kick it for Kwirkz. A young volunteer in a green Kick it for Kwirkz tee and two volunteers in coral shirts hand out sunglasses and water to a queue of families across a table covered in a navy Kwirkz cloth. The canopy banner above reads Everyone has them.
The welcome tent once the gates opened. Water, sunglasses and giveaways handed straight to families as they arrive, so everyone starts the day sorted. Jobs like this one are why the day works.

A note on safeguarding. Any role that puts a volunteer in direct, ongoing contact with participants or their families requires a background check and training before the first session. That is not bureaucracy, it is the whole reason families trust us with their kids.

Short on time

Other ways to contribute!

Volunteering is not the only lever, and a couple of these take under a minute.

Donate

Kwirkz is a 501(c)(3), EIN 87-1423716, so your gift is tax deductible. It helps fuel the mission, so we can keep giving back to the community in a big way.

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Refer a resource

Know an employer who genuinely accommodates, a driver worth trusting, a program that works? Tell us. Referrals from families are how the good ones get found.

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Ready when you are.

Email us what you'd like to help with and roughly how much time you have. We answer every message, and we'll never put you somewhere you don't want to be.

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