1. On-installation federal entity request must meet the established requirements in accordance with all applicable orders, regulations, and directives. 

2. It is appropriate to associate MCCS and the command with the NFE's event, and volunteer support of the event will not bring discredit to the Marine Corps or MCCS. 

3. The NFE's event is of interest and benefit to the local civilian and military community, and volunteer support of the NFE's event will not appear to endorse or favor any private individual, special interest group or business, religion, ideology, commercial venture, political candidate or organization. 

4. The NFE's event is not intended to provoke controversy or public confrontation. 

5. The NFE does not exclude any person from its membership or the event for reasons of creed, race, color, national origin, gender, sexual preference, or religion. 

6. Partisan political organizations, ideological movements, and NFEs whose constitution, by-laws, membership qualifications or ritual are not made public, are ineligible to be advertised. 

7. The NFE must not require service member volunteers to wear their uniforms while volunteering off the installation in their personal, unofficial capacities. 

If the volunteer opportunity meets the above criteria, the organizations point of contact is requested to complete the following steps: 

1. Review the Volunteer Ready video. 

2. Email OMBKBayIVC@usmc-mccs.org with information about the volunteer need, including: date, time, location, description of duties, equipment or supplies needed or preferred, and considerations for the volunteer (e.g. safety hazards, age requirements, registration requirements, etc.). 

3. Once a the email is received by MCCS personnel, you will be notified that your request has been received and is being considered according to established checklist. All requests will have an approved or denied determination within 7 working days. 

4. Events will be advertised in one or more of the following ways: included in the monthly volunteer newsletter, shared on MCB Hawaii Volunteers Facebook page, shared on the @mcbhawaiivolunteers Instagram page, as an email to the MCBH volunteer email roster, and/or as a paper flyer. 

How to Volunteer: 

1. It is recommended (not required) that the individual or group seeking volunteer opportunities review the “Passport to Volunteering” video at  

2. Sign up for the MCBH Volunteer Email Roster by emailing your name and email address to OMBKBayIVC@usmc-mccs.org.  

3. Follow MCB Hawaii Volunteers on Facebook and/or @mcbhawaiivolunteers on Instagram. 

4. Connect with the agencies point of contact listed in the opportunity advertisement for coordinating instruction. 

5. Keep track of all completed volunteer opportunities and hours for recognition at the annual installation volunteer appreciation event normally held each year in April. Installation volunteer coordinators will collect volunteer information between January and February each year. 

Continuous Opportunities 

• Client services - reception duties 

• Casework - providing one-on-one financial education and assistance 

• Budget for Baby - teaching workshops to military families expecting a child 

All volunteers will be properly trained to support and assist NMCRS with confidence. 

More Info: nmcrs.org