Get Involved
You Can Be the Difference
At The John Klass Foundation, we believe change begins with people — people like you, who care enough to show up, share what they have, and stand beside those who need a little light.
Whether you’re offering your time, your talent, or your resources, there’s a place for you here.
Every act of kindness — big or small — creates ripples that reach further than you’ll ever know.
Let’s build something meaningful together. Here’s how:
Volunteer Oppurtunities
Be the hands and heart behind the scenes.
We’re always looking for passionate individuals who want to help bring our programmes, events, and community outreach to life. Whether it’s supporting a music workshop, helping at a marriage talk, or lending a hand with admin, your time matters — and your presence makes a difference.
Roles may include:
• Event support crew
• Workshop or seminar helpers
• Social media & content volunteers
• Admin, logistics, or outreach support
You don’t need experience — just heart.
Become A Mentor
Inspire. Guide. Uplift.
Do you have life experience, industry wisdom, or simply a heart for helping others grow?
Join our mentorship programme and walk alongside someone who could benefit from your insight and encouragement.
You don’t have to have all the answers — just a willingness to show up and share.
Our mentors are matched based on life stage, creative interests, or personal growth goals — and supported every step of the way.
One hour a month could change a life forever.
Corporate Partnerships
Let’s do good, together.
We invite companies and brands to join us in making a real impact — not just as sponsors, but as change makers.
From funding programmes and donating services, to co-creating campaigns and staff volunteer days, your partnership can uplift underprivileged youth, support family wellness, and strengthen community bonds.
Ways to partner:
•Sponsor a music/media programme
•Fund a mentorship cycle
•Match employee donations
•Organize volunteer days with your team
•Offer pro bono services (creative, legal, media)
Good business and doing good don’t have to be separate.