Complete your community service from home, with a Southern California nonprofit
You’re in the right place. SoberHub is a registered 501(c)(3) recovery nonprofit, and you can complete court-ordered community service by helping us with real skill-based work — from home. When you finish, we give you a completion letter on our official letterhead.
Who this is for
Residents of Orange, Los Angeles, San Diego, Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
- Orange County
- Los Angeles
- San Diego
- Riverside
- San Bernardino
Your completion letter includes
- Our name on official letterhead, with our address and phone
- Our 501(c)(3) tax ID (EIN 33-3208860)
- Your full legal name and case number
- Your total hours and the exact dates you worked
- A short description of the work you did
- Your supervisor’s name, title, phone, email and signature
The kind of work you’d do
- Spanish/French translation and QA of recovery literature
- Short-form video
- Formatting Joe & Charlie study transcripts and worksheets
- Beta testing
We choose the work to match your skills.
How it works
- 1
Email us your county, the hours you need and your deadline.
- 2
We reply within one business day, confirm a good fit and give you a supervisor contact.
- 3
You do the work on your schedule; we track it and send your signed letter when you’re done.
Let’s get started
Send us one short email with your county, the hours you need and your deadline. A real person replies within one business day.
Common questions
- Which counties can you help?
- Orange, Los Angeles, San Diego, Riverside and San Bernardino.
- What will my court get?
- A completion letter on our letterhead with our EIN, your hours and dates, a description of your work, and a supervisor who can verify it by phone.
- My court uses a referral program — can you still help?
- Yes. If your court uses a program such as OneOC in Orange County, just email us and we’ll tell you how it works there and what to bring.
- Does my court want the hours done in person?
- Some do and some are happy with remote skill-based work. Email us your county and we’ll help you figure out the simplest path that your court will accept.
Here to volunteer your skills instead?
See our remote volunteer roles