Volunteer at David’s Clubhouse

David’s Clubhouse exists to offer families a welcoming, neurodivergent-affirming place to play, connect, and breathe. All children are welcome!

If you’ve felt the need for something like this in our community, volunteering is one of the most direct ways to support it. The donations we receive help to create programming that supports parents and caregivers raising children with autism.

We’re building a volunteer team of warm, dependable people who can help us keep the space safe, clean, and welcoming—especially during busy play sessions and events.

What Volunteers Do

This is a hospitality role at its core: you’re helping families feel welcomed and the space stay cared for.

Volunteers may:

• Greet families and help them feel oriented when they arrive

• Answer basic questions and point people in the right direction

• Offer a calm, helpful presence in the play space

• Help reset toys and tidy up after children so the room stays inviting

You don’t need special training. You just need to be kind, grounded, and dependable.

Shifts & Scheduling

Volunteer shifts are generally 4 hours.

You can serve:

• weekly

• twice a month

• or as-needed for special events

We’ll work with your availability and place you where you’ll be most helpful.

Our Safety & Screening Process

Because we serve children and families, all volunteers complete a background check before volunteering independently.

Here’s what to expect:

1. Volunteer Registration Form (below)

2. Brief Orientation (15–30 minutes)

3. Background Check Authorization

4. Schedule Your First Shift

What We Ask of Volunteers

• Be welcoming and respectful to every family

• Maintain calm, appropriate language and behavior around children

• Follow staff direction and posted expectations

• Keep children’s identities and family situations private

• Remember: parents/caregivers remain responsible for supervising their own children

Ready to Volunteer?

Fill out the registration form below and we’ll follow up with next steps.