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Volunteers work out a schedule with their supervisors and the volunteer is expected to be at NYLAG at their scheduled times. Most volunteers work two days per week. Volunteers are asked to work a certain amount of time because of the time it takes to train the volunteer and the learning curve involved in volunteering.
