SCARS OF SERVICE FOUNDATION
Volunteer With Us
Your experience, knowledge, and willingness to serve can help someone else become better informed, better prepared, and less alone when navigating a difficult process.
Ways to Serve
The SCARS OF SERVICE Foundation welcomes people from many professional backgrounds who are willing to share knowledge, experience, and perspective in support of education, mentorship, responsible preparation, and public service.
Legal & Investigative
Attorneys, investigators, mediators, compliance professionals, and others with experience evaluating complex matters, administrative processes, investigations, and evidence who are willing to share educational insight and professional perspective.
Human Resources & Ethics
Human resources, EEO, employee relations, ethics, labor relations, and workplace professionals willing to share practical knowledge and experienced perspectives.
Records, FOIA & Research
Records specialists, researchers, archivists, FOIA professionals, and others experienced in locating, preserving, organizing, and understanding documentary records.
Government & Public Service
Current and former public servants who understand government organizations, administrative systems, oversight responsibilities, ethical service, and the importance of maintaining public trust.
Military & Veterans
Veterans, military leaders, transition professionals, and others willing to mentor individuals navigating career transitions, leadership challenges, or life after service.
Education & Training
Educators, trainers, instructional designers, and subject-matter experts who can help transform complex information into practical, understandable educational resources.
Technology & Digital Records
Technology, cybersecurity, digital-records, information-management, and forensic professionals who can contribute knowledge about responsible preservation and organization of electronic information.
Communications & Creative
Writers, editors, designers, media professionals, photographers, videographers, and communicators who can help educational information reach the people who need it.
Wellness, Mental Health, Chaplaincy & Peer Support
Licensed mental-health professionals, counselors, psychologists, social workers, chaplains, clergy, spiritual advisors, and trained peer-support professionals who can contribute educational insight, informed perspective, and knowledge about appropriate support resources for individuals facing difficult professional and personal circumstances.
Nonprofit & Organizational Support
Nonprofit leaders, administrators, governance professionals, grant specialists, financial professionals, and others who can help strengthen the Foundation’s operations, sustainability, stewardship, and long-term capacity to serve others.
Don't see your profession listed?
Expertise takes many forms. If you believe your knowledge, experience, perspective, or professional skills can strengthen this mission, we would still be honored to hear from you.
Service With Professional Responsibility
Volunteers are expected to serve within the boundaries of their education, training, professional credentials, and applicable ethical requirements. Participation through the Foundation does not replace independent legal, medical, mental-health, investigative, or other licensed professional services when those services are appropriate.