Volunteer Onboarding, Civic Service & Support

Mobilizing passionate alumni, dedicated educators, and civic volunteers to deliver hands-on educational support, technical mentoring, and logistics coordination for Mayflower School students.

Diverse group of Ex-Mays Global Charity volunteers smiling outdoors after completing school field project

The Ex-Mays Volunteer Charter

At Ex-Mays Global Charity, volunteerism is rooted in the egalitarian philosophy of Dr. Tai Solarin: service without arrogance, labor without commercial entitlement, and mentorship delivered with unconditional respect for human dignity. All prospective volunteers must understand and accept our core service tenets:

  • Strictly Non-Remunerated Service: Volunteering is a purely altruistic civic contribution. Volunteers receive zero wages, honoraria, or personal financial benefits. Travel and field materials are provided or reimbursed on an exact expense basis.
  • Child Protection & Ethical Safeguards: Because our initiatives engage minor secondary students, every volunteer working directly with pupils must pass background verification, sign our Child Safeguarding Code of Conduct, and adhere to strict supervised interaction guidelines.
  • Commitment to Equity & Inclusivity: Volunteers must foster an inclusive learning atmosphere free from religious, ethnic, or gender discrimination, mirroring Mayflower School’s non-sectarian tradition.
  • Accountability to Local Educators: Volunteers serve to support and amplify resident faculty, deferring to institutional school leadership and curriculum guidelines.

Active Volunteer Focus Areas

1. Academic Tutoring & STEM Mentorship

Conducting virtual or in-person review seminars in mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and English literature to prepare students for national senior secondary certificate examinations (WAEC/NECO).

2. Computer Lab & Software Coaching

Guiding students through introductory programming (Python, HTML/CSS, basic algorithms), computer hardware assembly, and digital research techniques in our newly equipped computer lab.

3. Library Logistics & Book Tagging

Assisting during seasonal textbook sorting, institutional inventory stamping, library cataloging, and direct distribution drives on the school campus in Ikenne.

4. Grant Research & Program Auditing

Collaborating with our administrative desk to identify statutory educational foundation grants, prepare impact reports, and assist with annual 501(c)(3) compliance auditing.

Volunteer Application & Intake Form

Please complete this form to initiate your volunteer onboarding. Our volunteer coordination team will review your background and reach out with orientation schedules.

Submissions are processed via secure encrypted protocols directly to our non-profit coordination desk in Clinton, Iowa.