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A Volunteer Centered Organization – No Experience necessary! Since our very beginning with seven Volunteers in 1904, to over 3,600 Volunteers today, it is our Volunteers that have made it possible for the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society to serve more than 4 million Sailors, Marines and families.  Trained Volunteers serve ashore and afloat at every level of the Society - from our Board of Directors to our smallest Emergency Services Office (ESO).   The Society’s Volunteers are at the “front lines” delivering vital services to all corners of the Navy and Marine Corps.  Become a Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Volunteer: Join our Volunteer Team and: Serve Sailors, Marines and families in need Develop new skills Expand your professional experience and qualifications Build new friendships Be part of something special – make a difference for others In as few as two hours a week, you can make a world of difference in the lives of others. Share your talents by serving in such areas as: financial education, client services, caseworker, public speaking, Volunteer management and administration, publicity, and more. There are also retail associate and management opportunities within our thriving Thrift Shop operations. Educate others about the Society's many programs and services. Contribute to your military community and encourage others to join the Society's Volunteer team! In return, you receive quality training and mentorship, learn valuable skills and resources, and make a difference for others.  As a Volunteer, the Society also provides reimbursement for transportation and family member care expenses. If this sounds interesting to you or to learn more about Volunteer opportunities in your area, fill out the information request form by selecting the button below.  Volunteer openings exist at all NMCRS Offices [select for list of offices in your area]. Most offices work a normal 8 AM to 4 PM working hours Monday through Friday, but there are occasional opportunities in the evenings and on weekends.  We may also have special Volunteer requirements that allow for independent work.  If you live near one of our Offices, we invite you to come visit us, see what we do, meet other Volunteers, and see if the Society is a place for you to make a difference.  THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS TAKING CARE OF THEIR OWN Updated: Aoril 13, 2010 Return to the Society's home page