Be the steady support a young person can count on

Mentors and volunteers help Charleston teens build confidence, life skills, and hope for the future—one relationship at a time.

What volunteering looks like

Show up consistently, listen well, and encourage goal-setting and healthy choices.

Help facilitate life-skills sessions that build communication, leadership, and resilience.

Support events and outreach that bring mentoring and encouragement to where youth already are.

We’ll guide you through a simple, supportive process so you feel prepared and confident.

Send a message to introduce yourself and share your availability and interests.

We’ll walk through expectations, safety guidelines, and the role that fits you best.

You’ll receive mentoring guidance and resources to help you build a strong connection.

Consistency matters most—your presence helps a young person feel seen and supported.

Have questions? Here are a few common ones. If you don’t see yours, contact us.

Adults who care about youth and can commit to showing up consistently. We welcome a variety of backgrounds and experiences.

Time varies by role, but consistency is key. We’ll help you choose a schedule that’s realistic and sustainable.

No. We provide guidance and resources so you feel prepared. What matters most is being present and supportive.

In the Charleston, SC area—often in schools and community settings, depending on the program.

Yes. Community groups can support workshops, events, and outreach. Reach out and we’ll plan together.

Schools can bring our “My Life Matters” program to campus. We’ll coordinate a presentation and next steps.

Email chuckchillout843@gmail.com to get started. We’ll follow up with next steps and ways to plug in.