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Bookmobile Volunteer
Read to Grow
Help bring the joy of reading directly to Connecticut communities! As a Bookmobile volunteer, you'll help Read to Grow bring books and early literacy experiences to children and families across the state. Volunteers accompany the Bookmobile team on community visits, assist with distributing books, engage with children and families, and may have opportunities to lead read-aloud activities. Whether helping children discover their next favorite book or sharing a story, you'll play a role in making reading accessible and fun for all!Please note: A background check is required for all Bookmobile volunteers.
Books for Kids Volunteer
Read to Grow
Help put more books into the hands of Connecticut's children! As a Books for Kids volunteer, you'll help turn donated books into opportunities for children and families to discover the joy of reading. Volunteers play an important role in sorting, organizing, and preparing books for distribution to children, families, educators, and community partners throughout Connecticut. Your time and effort help ensure that more books find their way into homes, classrooms, and communities where they can make a lasting impact!
Volunteer
MLK Heritage Foundation
We are searching for people to join us in our mission and support our organization in a volunteer capacity, to develop more events to engage the community. Computer knowledge is helpful.
Ambassador
Branford Microfund
The Branford Microfund is actively seeking volunteers. As our "Ambassador", you will connect with the Branford community to identify potential loan applicants and also help us raise money to provide loans to our neighbors. You will also act as a bridge between the Organization and one of our community partners as well as inspire others to get involved by sharing our mission, attending events and encouraging donations. inquiry@branfordmicrofund.org
Books for Babies Volunteer
Read to Grow
Help give Connecticut's youngest readers a great start! As a Books for Babies volunteer, you'll support Read to Grow's mission by helping prepare and share books and early literacy resources with families through our Newborn, NICU, Prenatal, and First Year programs. Volunteer opportunities vary and may include assembling literacy materials, preparing book packages, and supporting program activities. Whether working behind the scenes or connecting with families, your time helps bring the joy of reading to children from their very first days!
Board Member
MLK Heritage Foundation
mlkheritage5@gmail.com We are looking for individuals to join us in our mission to make Rev. Dr. King, Jr.’s vision a reality for ALL. Will you help? Together we can advocate for and serve the disenfranchised while educating, unifying, and uplifting our community.
Photographer
MLK Heritage Foundation
Seeking a photographer willing to take pictures at our annual breakfast and other events.
Grant Writer
MLK Heritage Foundation
Looking for someone willing to work with the MLKH Foundation to write and/or assist the group with writing and applying for grants. Grant writer to assist with writing grants for our new platform Meals For The Mind.
Media Support
MLK Heritage Foundation
Person with computer, Facebook, instagram, X and other platforms to assist the Board in maintaining a visible and positive online presence.

MLK Heritage Foundation
Advocacy & Social Justice
Our story began 40 years ago, when members of St. Stephens AME Zion Church organized the first MLK Day Breakfast in Branford. From its humble beginnings in a small church, the MLK Day Breakfast has blossomed into a hugely popular annual event, with a roster of renowned speakers, held at Branford High School. It also led to the formation of the nonprofit MLK Heritage Foundation, whose mission is to honor the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by enlightening and uplifting our community. Today, the MLK Heritage Foundation continues to expand our reach, inspired by the legacy of Dr. King. Among our projects is 'Meals for the Mind,' a groundbreaking series of bi-monthly evenings where 10 people from different backgrounds - whether cultural, racial, ideological, or generational – share a meal, talk, and simply get to know each other. We also hold annual Black History Month events at the Blackstone Library and Branford High School, and we annually award scholarships to high school seniors whose works in the community embody the spirit of Dr. King. At the MLK Heritage Foundation, our mission is a testament to our commitment to a more equitable and unified society. If you’d like to join us on our journey, we urge you to contact us and learn what we’ve been up to. Together, we can create a better future.
















