Volunteer With Us

It takes all kinds of people and all kinds of talents to move good policy forward. When you volunteer with The Policy Project, you become part of a passionate community committed to doing real good for real people.

Impact Teams

Be part of a regional group of volunteers working together to bring policy efforts to life in their communities. From organizing food drives to hosting postcard-writing gatherings, Impact Team members create real change where they live.

Perfect if you want to get involved consistently, show up locally, and make a meaningful difference in your community.

Join an Impact Team

Operational Volunteers

Operational Volunteers power The Policy Project by bringing their time, skills, and creativity to essential roles that keep our mission moving forward. From marketing and event planning to videography and data tracking, these volunteers make our work possible.

Great if you prefer flexible, project-based opportunities.

Open Volunteer Positions

Other Ways to Get Involved

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Typically 3-5. However, time will vary based on demand and volunteer position.

  • We ask all volunteers to commit to a minimum of six months of service.

  • Yes, living in Utah is required. While certain volunteer tasks may be possible to do remotely, we value the benefits of in-person support and collaboration.

    We are working towards creating opportunities for remote volunteering to expand our reach and impact.

  • Not necessarily, but we recommend selecting a volunteer position that caters to your strengths.

  • No worries! At The Policy Project, we understand that policy may not be everyone's cup of tea. We offer a wide range of volunteer opportunities that cater to diverse passions.

Volunteer Testimonials

  • Jennifer Roberts, Lehi

    “Getting involved with The Policy Project has deepened my belief in the power of non-partisan, people-first collaboration to create lasting, positive change.”

  • Sandi Snowden, Orem

    “Working alongside such real, incredible people has confirmed for me that the world is full of love and so many people who care.”

  • Kristian Jensen, Provo

    “Government and policy no longer feel distant, and my faith in both the democratic process and the power of community has grown tremendously.”

  • Madi Porter, Roy

    “I was drawn to The Policy Project because they tackle overlooked issues with compassion and urgency, and being part of that mission has made me more hopeful, more informed, and more determined to drive change locally.”

  • Anna Habben, Lehi

    “As a volunteer, I’ve witnessed the impact that happens when people with different skills, passions, and backgrounds come together around a shared mission.”

  • Sami Mose, Daybreak

    “I’m someone who would’ve deeply benefited from The Policy Project growing up, so it’s incredibly meaningful to now see it bringing hope, inspiration, and vital resources to so many others.”

  • Zach Davis, Salem

    “Bringing The Policy Project into my school has helped show students how much student advocacy can impact change.”

Ready to make an impact?

Become a Volunteer