Volunteer with us

Think+DO Tank Foundation’s projects benefit from a dedicated team of volunteers who are passionate about community, creativity, languages and multilingual books! 

We have attracted more than 270 volunteers to our work over the years. Collectively, our volunteers speak more than 60 languages, and contribute more than 1000 hours of their time each year.

How can I help?

Our volunteers support us across a range of work.

Please click on the links to view the position descriptions:

• Creative Programs Volunteer (behind-the-scenes on our wide range of music, linguistic and artistic programs)

• Communications & Marketing Volunteer (graphic design, photography, audio visual, social media, website)

• Homework Club Volunteer (Wednesday afternoons 3:00 - 5:30 PM during school term)

• Translation Volunteer (we welcome Volunteer Translators who can read and write in English and any other language).

Note that to become a volunteer at Think+DO Tank Foundation, you must:

• complete an Expression of Interest (scroll down for the form)

• attend a volunteer induction online or in-person

• commit to a regular commitment

• be prepared to get a NSW Working with Children Check (it’s free!).

We look forward to welcoming you to the Think+DO Tank Foundation team! If you have any questions you can email community@thinkanddotank.net.au.

Support us

At the Think+DO Tank Foundation we start from a position of strength.
We know our collaborators are among the lowest socio-economic and most marginalised people in Australia today.
We know the severe COVID lockdowns in 2021 took their toll.

We also know there is an enormous wealth of lived experience, professional and cultural knowledge, languages, faiths and cultures that enrich and inform every project we co-create.

We create our programs together because they change lives for the better -  and for the long term.

You can be part of this incredible journey of sustainable strength and recovery by making a donation today.
Any amount over $2 is tax deductible, valued and highly effective.

Art asks us to examine our humanity, to amplify the threads that connect us and diminish those that divide us through geography, language and politics.

Art starts conversations, holds and celebrates diverse points of view and asks each of us to imagine and create a world that does not yet exist. Making room for artistic self-expression in the languages spoken in the communities around us means that each of us can take an equal place in making new Australian stories and imagining new possibilities, together. 

Spread the word

Tell your friends and family about our projects. There's no better way to make an impact than to become an active advocate yourself.