Become A Volunteer – Make A Difference In A Child’s Life
Support a student for one hour a week through one-on-one tutoring during the school year at our Ann Arbor location on South Industrial Dr. We welcome new students throughout the year as needs arise.
Tutor one hour a week in our after-school programs at local schools in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. We welcome new students throughout the year as needs arise.
FLI offers summer programs in Ann Arbor, partnering with local organizations to prevent summer learning loss. Summer programs take place at our South Industrial Dr. Location.
FLI offers virtual tutoring through our Ypsilanti Program, providing flexible learning support for students. We welcome new students throughout the year as needs arise.
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Become A Substitute Tutor
Filling in when regular tutors are unavailable, Substitute Tutors volunteer as needed—typically once a week for one hour from October through May. Reading Tutors work one-on-one with an assigned student throughout the school year. All volunteers working with youth are required to complete tutor training and undergo an annual background check.
Tutoring Schedule
FLI Reading Tutors volunteer once a week for one hour, October through May. Reading Tutors work one-to-one with an assigned student during the entire school year. All volunteers who work with youth are required to undergo tutor training and to participate in an annual background check.
Other Volunteer Opportunities
Beyond direct tutoring, FLI volunteers contribute their time and talents in many ways — from information technology and fundraising to event planning, grant writing, and public relations. Many of our board members and staff first joined FLI as volunteers! We’d love to have you get involved — contact us to learn more.
FLI Code of Conduct
The Family Learning Institute is a volunteer-based nonprofit organization dedicated to closing the achievement gap in Washtenaw County. FLI believes our students, regardless of life circumstance, deserve a chance to forge the skills they need to build the lives they dream.