Sarah's family is at a soccer tournament all day. Biscuit still needs his walk.
The neighbor kid who used to help moved away. The dog-walking service wants $35 and a week's notice.
Volunteering · neighborhood tasks · clinical shadowing · paid work
Volanee just gives it a way to ask. Teens find real work and real service hours near home. Neighbors and organizations find the help that lives three streets over. Parents see every job before it happens.
Free for teens and organizations. Hirers pay 10% on top; workers keep 100%.
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Type a ZIP code to see what is open near you right now. Students, neighbors, clinics, businesses and schools all post into the same feed.
Open the full search in the app to filter by category, age, length and frequency.
One Saturday on Vineyard Avenue
The neighbor kid who used to help moved away. The dog-walking service wants $35 and a week's notice.
Where, when, pay, what. Her exact address stays hidden until she picks someone. Everyone else sees a neighborhood, not a house.
One tap. No résumé. Sarah sees his rating from five real neighbors, the jobs he has finished, and that he has walked dogs before.
Every paid job goes to the parent first. She sees the pay, the hour, the neighborhood, and how many hours he has already booked this week. Anything past 8 PM on a school night the app refuses before she even has to.
Her card was held the moment she accepted him. A start PIN proved he showed up; a completion PIN proves she's happy. Nobody chases anybody for money.
The food bank posts its Sunday sort in the same feed. Diego signs up, the coordinator verifies three hours on the spot, it lands on his school record, and he moves up a spot on the Amador Valley ranks. Paid work and service hours, one place.
Search like you're house-hunting
Every listing is a card: photo, pay or "Volunteer", then who it's best for, how long, how often. Filter by the kind of place, not just the kind of work.
Pet care
Community
Food bank
Lawn & yard
Library & literacy
EnvironmentParents hold the keys
A teen's account opens with a family code and stays shut until a parent approves it. From then on the limits aren't suggestions the app reminds you about — they're rules the server refuses to break.
For organizations
List a shift with spots, hours and the kind of place it is. Teens nearby see it next to paid work, sign up in one tap, and their parents can auto-approve it. You confirm the roster and verify hours in two taps. We verify you, so families know it's real.
Hear from the people
“Posted that I needed help with my dog while we were out — had three local teens apply within an hour, and I could see their ratings before I picked.”
“I approve each job from my phone and I can see when Diego starts and finishes. The 8 PM rule being built in is the part I didn't know I wanted.”
“Our Saturday sort used to be a Google Form and a lot of texting. Now the roster fills itself and hours are verified on the spot.”
FAQs
Hirers pay through the app by card. Money is held in escrow and released to the worker when the hirer confirms the job with the worker's completion PIN. Workers keep 100%; hirers pay a 10% service fee on top of the job price. Volunteer shifts are free.
Workers under 18 need a parent to approve their account with a family code, and each paid job goes to the parent first. Listings show a neighborhood, not an address, until a hirer accepts a worker. Start and completion PINs confirm both people are where they say. Parents can cap weekly hours, block categories, read messages and revoke access at any time.
Babysitting, pet care, lawn mowing, snow shoveling, tutoring, tech help, party setup, moving help, cleaning, errands — anything a neighbor can pitch in on. Organizations post volunteer shifts at hospitals, shelters, food banks, libraries, schools, parks, senior centers and faith groups.
Yes. Hours are entered by the organization that ran the shift and stamped with its verification status. Teens print the record from the app.
All over the United States.
13 with a parent's approval; 18 to hire. Some categories have a higher floor. We follow COPPA and California child labor rules — no jobs over 4 hours, no work past 8 PM on school nights, and parents see every job before it's accepted.
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Post what you need on the way out, or pick up a job on the way home. As close to home as you want to search.