From organizing team bonding events to officiating or coaching, there are numerous opportunities for parents, alumni, and community members to get involved. Your time, skills, and passion help our athletes thrive both in their sporting activities and in their personal development. By contributing your strengths, you become part of a supportive environment that uplifts, encourages, and guides young people toward success.
West Coast Impact
Ways to Volunteer
Coordinating Team & Game-Day Activities
Volunteers play an essential role on game days and during team bonding. As a coordinator, you might organize social events that bring players closer together, build trust among teammates, and foster a sense of unity. On game days, you can assist with responsibilities such as scoring, line judging, set-up, and clean-up. Serving as a “team mom” or “team dad” is another impactful way to help: you’ll communicate schedules, share important updates with parents, and ensure everyone stays informed.
Administrative and Event Support
Behind-the-scenes tasks are just as important for maintaining smooth operations. You might help plan and oversee camps, tournaments, and special events, or you could lend a hand with office tasks such as data entry and outreach. By providing this administrative support, you strengthen the foundation that allows all our programs to run efficiently.
Specialized Skills
Your unique talents can also make a tremendous difference to West Coast Impact. Skills in photography and videography help capture memorable moments, while expertise in sports medicine or physical therapy ensures our athletes stay healthy. Volunteers with financial management or bookkeeping skills can assist in budgeting and fundraising, and PR or communications professionals can raise awareness about our events and programs. No matter your specialty, there’s a place for your contribution.
Coaching & Mentorship
For those eager to have a direct impact on players’ lives, coaching and mentorship opportunities await. Head coaches and assistant coaches are often volunteer parents, alumni, or community members who pass background checks, complete training, and share our faith-based values. Whether you have formal coaching experience or simply a passion for guiding young athletes, this role helps shape their athletic skills and character growth.
Volunteer Benefits
When you volunteer with West Coast Impact, you’ll experience personal growth, develop leadership and communication skills, and see firsthand how your efforts uplift young athletes. You’ll also connect with like-minded individuals who share your commitment to community and faith. This network of caring supporters helps create an environment where everyone—athletes, families, and volunteers alike—can thrive.
