Find work
worth doing.
Larpable connects students with student-led projects, nonprofits, and companies — so you graduate with a track record, not just a transcript.
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Larpable connects students with student-led projects, nonprofits, and companies — so you graduate with a track record, not just a transcript.
How it works
Skills, interests, and how much time you have. Roughly five minutes.
List what you're building, or look through what needs building.
We rank fit on skills, interests, and how much time each side has.
Talk it through, agree on the scope, and get going.
For students with initiatives
Running a high school passion project, nonprofit, or startup? Post it on Larpable and get matched with fellow students ready to volunteer their skills.
Reach thousands of students actively seeking volunteering opportunities and passion projects.
Define what you need — programming, design, writing, research — get matched by expertise.
Students with matching skills see your initiative first — no tutors, just peers helping peers.
Document real impact for college applications, resumes, and portfolios.
For students with skills
Looking for high school volunteering that builds your resume? Discover student-led initiatives and passion projects that need exactly what you bring.
Get connected with volunteering opportunities and high school internships aligned with your skills.
Contribute to real projects — build a high school resume that stands out to colleges and employers.
Expand your portfolio with verifiable impact for college applications.
Contribute to real student projects and grow a portfolio of impact.
Questions
Yes — creating a profile and posting opportunities is free for students.
High school students looking for volunteering, passion projects, and college opportunities, and the students, nonprofits, and companies offering them.
Your profile's skills and interests are compared against each opportunity so the best fits surface first.
Build a profile, then post what you're building or browse what's already there.
Join students turning skills into real projects, volunteering, and college applications.