Atlanta Beltline Partnership announced the launch of its new volunteer portal, a dedicated online platform designed to connect Atlanta residents with meaningful volunteer opportunities along the Atlanta Beltline and make it simpler to track the impact of their service.

The portal, now live at volunteer.beltline.org, centralizes everything volunteers need in one place, from browsing and signing up for opportunities, to completing required training, to monitoring cumulative hours of service. Whether someone wants to help at a community event, lead a trail clean-up, guide a bike tour or assist with art programming, the portal offers a seamless path to getting involved.

“Volunteers help bring the Beltline to life every single day,” said Rob Brawner, Executive Director of Atlanta Beltline Partnership. “This new portal makes it easier for people to connect with opportunities that match their interests and strengthen connections across Atlanta through service and shared experiences.”

New volunteers begin by completing a required orientation training before signing up for their first shift. Once onboarded, they can browse available opportunities, register for events and track their hours directly through the portal. The Beltline offers a wide range of ways to get involved, including trail clean-ups, event support, the Adopt-the-Beltline stewardship program, bike tour guiding, empower workshop assistance and advisory board participation.

To honor those who go the extra mile, the Beltline has introduced two milestone recognition tiers: Volunteers who log 50 hours earn Verified Volunteer recognition, and those who reach 100 hours are recognized as Influencer Volunteers — each milestone celebrated with an exclusive tee that marks their commitment to the community. 

The Atlanta Beltline is committed to engaging the next generation of community stewards. Teen volunteers ages 16 and older are welcome to participate with a parent-signed waiver, and volunteers ages 14 and older may participate when accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Visit beltline.org/support/volunteer to learn more about all the different ways you can volunteer.