Youth and family programming support, workforce development support, community engagement, campus beautification, special events, and service projects. SGM is committed to making each volunteer experience meaningful while maintaining a safe and welcoming environment for the youth and young adults we serve.

Volunteers may assist with youth enrichment activities, career-readiness and workforce activities, event preparation and participation (such as our Poverty Assimilation Events), organizing program materials, community outreach, neighborhood improvement projects, urban gardening, and other activities that strengthen SGM programs, facilities, and the community. Opportunities can be matched to volunteers' interests, skills, and availability.

SGM can accommodate individual volunteers, small teams, and larger Target employee groups, generally ranging from 5 to 25 volunteers per service opportunity, depending on the project.

For the protection of participants, any volunteer who will have direct engagement or interaction of any kind with youth or young adults must complete SGM's required background check and applicable screening process before participating. Additional orientation, training, and safety requirements may apply based on the nature of the volunteer assignment. Volunteers who do not complete the required screening may participate only in opportunities that do not involve direct participant engagement with our youth and young adults.