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Volunteering is about giving the time you want (a little, a lot or passionately) to support an opportunity and help others. It's also about having fun, meeting people with the same values or commonalities, sharing good times and doing something you enjoy based on your interests and the opportunities you care about.
Looking for a volunteer to tutor a young man in 3th grade GIGF in the following subjects: physics and chemistry.
From April 2 to 13, 2026, the Luxembourg National Youth Orchestra will welcome around 70 young musicians aged between 18 and 30 to the Mierscher Theater in Mersch. We are looking for volunteers (residents of Luxembourg) who would like to strengthen and support the production team during this intensive week.
GoldenMe is a non-profit organization that provides information and a variety of educational opportunities to help seniors (50+) acquire digital skills. Our mission: To promote the digital inclusion of seniors.
This homework assistance program aims to support children in their learning, build their confidence, and offer them caring support to promote their academic success.
Our second-hand charity shop: Le Vintage Mo(o)d, run by the Luxembourg Red Cross in Niederanven, is open to the public from Tuesday to Saturday. It gives clothes and other items a second life. The money raised is used to buy clothes that are more suited to the needs of people in need.
Help create a welcoming, inclusive and fun moment for children and families during an allergy-friendly Easter Party. By supporting the arts & crafts stand, you will help provide a creative space where children can enjoy making simple crafts in a safe and relaxed environment. The children attending are from different backgrounds and languages.
Are you a non-profit organisation active in the social, family, therapeutic, or intercultural community field? Are you looking for volunteers for your long-term missions?
In collaboration with associations and interested companies, the Agence du Bénévolat carried out several corporate volunteering pilot projects in 2025.
The Journée du Bénévolat 2025 highlighted the commitment of volunteer board members in associations. More than 350 guests attended, together with Their Royal Highnesses Grand Duke Guillaume and Grand Duchess Stéphanie, underlining the importance of volunteering.
The Agence du Bénévolat, with the support of the Ministry of Family, is launching the national campaign "Give this chair your voice!" to highlight an essential form of civic engagement: serving on the board of an association. 📽️ Discover the stories of the board members here!
The Agence du Bénévolat was delighted with the meeting held with Prime Minister Luc Frieden on Wednesday, 19 November, in the presence of four volunteers from our campaign "Dëst ass vill méi wéi just e Stull!".
The legal framework for associations and foundations in Luxembourg has recently changed. This law introduces new rules that must be followed to continue operating legally.
The world of organisations is full of opportunities and activities. During our individual volunteer consultations, we help you to find a volunteer position that suits you according to your interests, your talents and your availability.
Training courses can be offered on request to introduce you to volunteering or to facilitate your volunteering through the development of soft-skills, particularly in the context of helping particularly vulnerable groups.
What is volunteering? How can you become a volunteer and make the most of your experience? We answer all your questions by email or during our phone sessions and share information and news related to the organisation.
What is volunteering? How does it differ from volunteering?
Why and how to become a volunteer? Are there any specific leaves of absence to get involved?
What are the elements to consider in order to be a successful volunteer? Is there any training for volunteers?
You have acquired knowledge and know-how through your voluntary activities.
How can you have your skills and commitment officially recognised?
What are the different ways to have your voluntary commitment recognised?
