Neighbor-to-Neighbor (N2N) recruit as volunteers individuals of all ages, races, ethnicities,
genders, and faith persuasions who reside in the great City of Richmond, leveraging service as a strategy to “Build a Better Richmond".
Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities
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Junior Achievement is seeking volunteers in April and May for their
Finance Park program.
Click here for details.
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Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities is seeking volunteers to staff the
front desk at Pine Camp.
Click here for details.
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Feedmore, Inc. is seeking volunteers to serve as Community Kitchen Assistants.
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Click below to view a full listing of other volunteer opportunities
Goals
Mayor Dwight C. Jones’ vision is to “Build a Better Richmond” by creating a Tier
One City that offers a safe, supportive and culturally diverse environment – with
world-class education, high-performance government operating with fiscal responsibility,
access to health care, thriving economic development, and inclusive and unique neighborhoods.
Key to fulfilling the City of Richmond’s mission has been the creation of Neighbor-To-Neighbor
(N2N), the service department of the City of Richmond focused on increasing collaborative-based
civic engagement and volunteerism throughout the City of Richmond - built around
Mayor Jones’ anti-poverty initiative and driven by the seven components of the City’s
Balanced Scorecard:
• Unique and Inclusive Neighborhoods
• Community Safety and Well-Being
• Education and Workforce Development
• Economic Growth
• Transportation Infrastructure
• Well-Managed Government
• Sustainability & The Natural Environment
