CASA: Life Long Links
CASA's Life Long Links program trains volunteers to conduct family search and outreach for children currently involved with the child welfare system. Volunteers review each case to assess whether children have a sufficient amount of healthy family support available to them. If children are disconnected from family or do not know their family's history, CASA's Life Long Links program can step in to help. If Interested in learning more, please contact Jillian Wiker at jillianw@casappr.org or 719.428.0438.
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FamilySearch Indexing
FamilySearch is continually digitally copying new records and digitizing microfilm from the mountain vault. Thousands of volunteers worldwide are indexing the records to make them easier for genealogists to find. You can select things that are as easy to read as typewritten or printed documents or as challenging as you'd like. Select the state or country you want to work in. There are always hundreds of projects to select from. Work batches usually take only 15-30 minutes to complete. Click here to get started.
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Findagrave.com
Contribute to Find a Grave: At Find a Grave, we all work together to create a virtual cemetery where it’s easy to learn about the final resting place of millions of people from around the world.
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National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Be a Citizen Archivist and help transcribe records held by the National Archives. Click on the Citizen Archivist Missions button to see current project.
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Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness
Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness (RAOGK) is a global volunteer organization.
The purpose of this site is to help others obtain copies of documents, pictures of tombstones, etc., that can not be obtained easily by those who do not live in the area of their ancestors.
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Restore the Ancestors 2019
Help index records of value to African American genealogy with FamilySearch and other partners. For information and to register,
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Revolutionary War Pension Files Transcription Project
The National Park Service and the US National Archives (NARA) are collaborating on a special project to transcribe the pension records of more than 80,000 of America’s first veterans and their widows. The project will make a permanent contribution to the historical record for the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. You’re invited to help transcribe these records and uncover new stories. Get started by registering as a volunteer with the National Archives. (Add "NPS" to the beginning of your username to be counted as a National Park Service referral.)
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