Volunteer with SLL

Volunteer with SLL

Make a meaningful difference.
Honor donors. Support families.

Volunteers are an essential part of Southern Legacy of Life’s mission. By giving your time and talents, you help honor donors, support families, and spread awareness about the lifesaving power of donation across Arkansas. Whether you’re passionate about community outreach, event support, or advocacy, there’s a place for you on our volunteer team.

Why Volunteer with SLL?

Volunteering with Southern Legacy of Life allows you to:

  • Honor donors and celebrate their legacy
  • Support donor families and community partners
  • Help educate others about organ, tissue, and eye donation
  • Be part of meaningful events and outreach initiatives
  • Serve alongside compassionate, mission-driven people

Every role, big or small, helps save and heal lives.

Why Volunteer with SLL

Ways to Volunteer

There are numerous ways you can volunteer your time and influence with Southern Legacy of Life.
Below are some of the most common ways volunteers contribute across Arkansas.

Volunteers who have been personally touched by organ, tissue, or eye donation may choose to share their story with others. These volunteers speak to:

  • New nurses and healthcare professionals
  • Civic organizations
  • Church and faith-based groups
  • High school and college classes
  • Community or professional groups seeking to learn more about donation

Personal stories educate, inspire, and help others understand the real impact of donation.

Volunteers assist with outreach efforts that encourage donor registration and education, including:

  • Donor registration drives
  • Health fairs
  • Community festivals and events
  • Educational tables and outreach opportunities
These volunteers play a key role in helping community members learn about and register as donors.

Southern Legacy of Life works closely with hospitals, DMVs, funeral homes, government agencies, and other community partners. Volunteers may support these efforts by:

  • Accompanying SLL staff during outreach visits
  • Helping strengthen existing relationships
  • Supporting the development of new partnerships
These partnerships are essential to expanding donation awareness statewide.

Volunteers also assist with:

  • Donor family remembrance events
  • Community celebrations and awareness events
  • Administrative or office support
  • Special projects as needed
Whether in front of the community or behind the scenes, every contribution matters.
Sharing Donation Stories

Volunteers who have been personally touched by organ, tissue, or eye donation may choose to share their story with others. These volunteers speak to:

  • New nurses and healthcare professionals
  • Civic organizations
  • Church and faith-based groups
  • High school and college classes
  • Community or professional groups seeking to learn more about donation

Personal stories educate, inspire, and help others understand the real impact of donation.

Advocating for Donation Awareness

Volunteers assist with outreach efforts that encourage donor registration and education, including:

  • Donor registration drives
  • Health fairs
  • Community festivals and events
  • Educational tables and outreach opportunities
These volunteers play a key role in helping community members learn about and register as donors.
Building Community Partnerships

Southern Legacy of Life works closely with hospitals, DMVs, funeral homes, government agencies, and other community partners. Volunteers may support these efforts by:

  • Accompanying SLL staff during outreach visits
  • Helping strengthen existing relationships
  • Supporting the development of new partnerships
These partnerships are essential to expanding donation awareness statewide.
Supporting Events & Office Needs

Volunteers also assist with:

  • Donor family remembrance events
  • Community celebrations and awareness events
  • Administrative or office support
  • Special projects as needed
Whether in front of the community or behind the scenes, every contribution matters.

Who Can Volunteer

Anyone in Arkansas, and in some cases beyond, can volunteer with
Southern Legacy of Life. Volunteers are often individuals who have been
personally touched by organ, tissue, or eye donation, or those who feel
passionately about the need for more donation in our communities.

Our volunteers may include:

  • Donor family members
  • Organ, tissue, or eye recipients
  • Caregivers and loved ones of recipients
  • Living donors
  • Individuals currently waiting for a transplant
  • Family members or friends of someone on the waiting list

Anyone who wants the opportunity to share their experiences, raise
awareness, and inspire others across Arkansas to give the gift of life is
welcome to volunteer.

Who can volunteer

What to Expect

1

Our team will review
your application

2

You may be contacted
for additional information
or orientation

3

You’ll receive updates about volunteer opportunities that match your interests

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Get Involved

Your time and voice can help save and
heal lives across Arkansas.

Ready to Get Involved