Volunteers will engage in street outreach to educate the poor on preventing spiritual and physical trafficking. They will also distribute food, water, and hygiene care kits to the homeless and 'street ladies', offering hope through Christ.

Assist in providing STEM engagement and mentoring to youth participants. Volunteers will help facilitate activities and support the learning process in science, technology, engineering, and math.

Assist in the Volunteer Leader Resource Center by providing support to SHRM members and helping to organize resources for volunteer leaders. Engage with HR professionals to enhance their volunteer experience.

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Volunteer Alexandria is seeking new board members who are available during the day and have experience in civic engagement, finance, corporate giving, and/or major gifts. Board members are expected to attend meetings, participate in committee work, and support fundraising efforts.

Support Volunteer Alexandria staff and the Board of Directors in fundraising efforts. Responsibilities include creating and executing an annual fundraising plan, soliciting sponsorships, and evaluating fundraising strategies.

Make a difference by giving your time and talent to support students in Northern Virginia. Volunteers help empower students to stay in school and achieve their potential.

Support teachers by leading small groups of adult learners through exercises and activities. This is a great role if you are interested in becoming a teacher in the future or want to support students as they learn English.

Build relationships and friendships with the parents of the kids participating in Kids’ Club. This may include help planning family outreach events, leading a conversational English group, and helping families connect to helpful resources.

Support children’s staff in providing a safe, loving, and enriching experience for the children of our adult students. This position is open to adults and youth volunteers.

Plan, prepare, and teach relevant and engaging lessons to adult students from all over the world. This position requires at least a semester commitment, and ideally a 1-year commitment to teach both Fall and Spring semesters.

Volunteering to serve on a CEC committee allows you to contribute your expertise and passion to advancing the field of special education. Committee service helps shape CEC’s initiatives while building valuable professional connections.

Volunteering with a CEC Division involves working on short- and long-term projects related to specific areas of special education. This is ideal for growing your skills with like-minded members.

Volunteering with a CEC Unit involves coordinating training and networking opportunities locally. It is an easy way to make connections and put your skills to use making an impact in your community.

Teens aged 16-18 can volunteer through the Teen Volunteer Program, participating in animal care and community outreach activities. This program helps teens gain valuable experience in animal welfare.

Volunteers assist with various tasks including animal care, administrative support, and event participation. Volunteers must commit to at least 4 months of service and 4 hours per month.

Provide tutoring and mentorship for youth in shelter and rapid re-housing programs. Volunteers assist with homework and empower youth to improve their academic and social skills.

Volunteers help keep the Sullivan House shelter clean, stocked, and organized. Opportunities include pantry organization, front desk assistance, and yard work.

Assist in planning and promoting community activities, organizing drives for food or items, and representing Bridges at local events. Volunteers help connect the organization with the community.

Support individuals in the Workforce Development program by assisting with resume and cover letter writing. Volunteers help participants improve their job application skills.

Join the community clean-up at Shepherd Parkway every second Saturday of the month. Volunteers will help in maintaining the park by removing trash and invasive plants.

Assist with preparing mailings, filing, and other administrative tasks. Volunteers should be detail-oriented and capable of handling office equipment.

Greet patrons, check tickets, help patrons find their seats, assist patrons with mobility challenges, assemble and distribute programs, help at the on-site box office, and tidy up the hall after the performance. Volunteers must be able to stand for up to one hour, walk and climb stairs, and carry boxes weighing about 10 pounds.

Greet guests, serve refreshments, and assist with setting up and cleaning up tables during special events. Volunteers should be prepared to engage with guests and ensure smooth event operations.

Participate as a panel member to discuss and provide insights on infection prevention topics. The term is one year with a possible extension, starting January 1, 2025.

Volunteer to review APIC Text Chapter revisions in collaboration with the APIC Text Clinical Editors. Various levels of experience are welcome, and IP certification is preferred but not required.

Join the DEI Task Force to examine and recommend strategies for APIC's DEI efforts. The term is one year with a possible extension, starting January 1, 2025.

Serve on the APIC Board of Directors to position the association to best serve its members and improve infection prevention practices. No certification in infection prevention and control (CIC) is required.

Serve as a committee member to contribute to the development and implementation of APIC's strategic goals. The term is three years, starting January 1, 2025.

Join the DEI Task Force to help structure APIC's DEI efforts and provide recommendations for an organization-wide program. The term is one year with a possible extension, starting January 1, 2025.

Volunteer to review APIC Text Chapter revisions in collaboration with APIC Text Clinical Editors. Various levels of experience are welcome, and IP certification is preferred but not required.

Participate as a panel member to provide insights and recommendations on various infection prevention topics. The term is one year with a possible extension, starting January 1, 2025.

Serve as a committee member to contribute to APIC's initiatives. The term is three years, and applicants will be notified of selection in December 2024 for the 2025 committees.

Work alongside our Park Steward crew on weekdays to help maintain and preserve the natural beauty of Ward 8's parks. Tasks include trash removal, vine cutting, and other conservation activities.

Help children from around the world to improve their reading and build their character. This position requires a 1-semester commitment.

Volunteers with special skills, training, or talent are invited to share their knowledge with older adults at Iona's adult day health centers. This role is ideal for those who are friendly and enjoy teaching and sharing with others.

The Covenant House Greater Washington Volunteer & Engagement Program welcomes individuals, groups, families, and corporations who want to contribute their time to working with homeless and disconnected young people. Volunteers can lend their expertise in programming, environmental, administrative, and general support areas.

Assist with registration and event logistics for Free Lesson Friday events, ensuring participants have the best experience possible. Volunteers are needed from 4:30-7:30pm to assist with event set-up, execution, and breakdown.

National Links Trust welcomes volunteer groups for one-time service projects throughout our three Washington, DC golf facilities. Projects may include Habitat Restoration, Trash Clean-up, or Driving Range Clean-up. These projects help make a difference at our facilities and in the community.

Join us for an unforgettable day at the DEA Museum on Saturday, August 9th, 2025! Volunteers will coordinate games, assist with event setup and cleanup, and guide younger participants. This opportunity allows volunteers to earn SSL hours while being part of a powerful experience centered on education and drug prevention.

Participate in a monthly clean-up event at Suitland Parkway, removing trash and cutting invasive vines. This opportunity is ideal for those who enjoy physical activity and spending time in nature.

Volunteers contribute to administrative tasks, program operations, and fundraising activities. They engage in events, training, and field trips to learn about development and humanitarian issues, gaining first-hand knowledge of the organization's impact.

Volunteer tutors are needed to provide tutoring in mathematics and English Language Arts (ELA) for grades 3 and 4. Tutors will work with students in small groups to help them achieve at least a level 4 on their PARCC exams and excel in periodic assessments. Parents are encouraged to participate in tutoring sessions.

As a valued member of our board, your role is crucial in guiding Soul Trak's strategic direction and ensuring the fulfillment of our mission. This includes actively participating in board meetings, offering strategic insights, leveraging your network for fundraising and partnership opportunities, and advocating for our mission in the community.

Support DCNRHS through various roles such as organizing events, writing newsletter articles, and assisting with public outreach and marketing. Opportunities for fun and adventure abound!

To extend Soul Trak program opportunities further into the community and bring more visibility to the vital work happening within our community. This could include tabling opportunities, attending partner events, identifying additional partnership opportunities, and promotion of programs virtually and in-person to larger networks.

To bring additional resources (financial and in-kind) to the organization and help expand the quality and longevity of our program efforts. This will include donor engagement, fundraising strategy, revenue diversification, grant sourcing, and grant writing.

Join SAMS in specialized medical and surgical missions to support ongoing medical relief programs. Volunteers provide healthcare to Syrian refugees and underserved local communities in neighboring countries.

Assist with the maintenance and restoration of vintage railcars, including the Dover Harbor and Franklin Inn. Volunteers can also participate as stewards, chefs, mechanics, or car hosts during trips.

Conduct a larger annual program opportunity intended to attract a wide array of supporters and our community to highlight Soul Trak’s accomplishments and fundraising toward future efforts. This includes organizing for our Annual Spring Fundraiser (Mile for Soul) and organizing for our fall fundraising event.

To increase access and opportunities to underrepresented communities in nature through the implementation of creative programs and activities in green space. This includes things like trip planning, trip leading, program facilitation, and service initiatives.

Provide NYC youth with valuable professional and mentorship experiences by becoming an SYEP worksite. Internships run from July 5 through August 12, or July 12 through August 19, with students working a maximum of 25 hours per week.

Assist with sorting, hanging, and arranging clothing donations at the Southeast Center. Provide customer service during open hours and support general upkeep and organizing.

Support a career readiness workshop or host a career site visit at your workplace. Volunteers play a crucial role in preparing youth for future careers by sharing insights and experiences.

Participate in garden build events to help create healthy eating habits among youth. Volunteers assist in building and maintaining gardens that serve as educational tools for students.

Become a mentor to a young person in grades 8-12, helping them achieve academic, career, and personal development goals. Mentors commit to regular communication and meetings to support the youth's growth.

Operation Lifesaver's trained volunteers conduct free programs on rail safety education for audiences in communities across the United States. Volunteers report their safety activities and help spread the word about rail safety.

Snow Heroes must shovel within 24-36 hours after the snow stops falling. Volunteers should wear their Snow Heroes gear.

Volunteers are needed to support various programs and roles within iCare. Responsibilities may include assisting with event organization, distributing meals, and providing administrative support.

Join us in planting annuals and perennials in the spring and bulbs in the fall. Volunteers will also help with weeding and watering throughout the summer to maintain the beauty of our community spaces.

Assist us in generating support within the community by helping with fundraising efforts. Volunteers will work to secure 'seed money' to support our various projects and initiatives.

Assist with the maintenance and care of the gardens, including planting, weeding, and general upkeep. Volunteers will work alongside professional horticulturists to ensure the gardens remain beautiful and educational for visitors.

Volunteer drivers are needed to help transport homeless dogs from North Carolina to Washington, D.C. every other Saturday. Volunteers will assist with transporting dogs along a specified route, ensuring they reach their foster or forever homes safely.

Help connect visitors to the world of plants by welcoming guests, guiding them through exhibits, leading educational tours, assisting with hands-on activities, and supporting events. Shifts take place on weekdays and on weekends.

Volunteers participate in rapid-fire networking sessions where mentees practice their elevator pitches and meet as many professionals as possible. Volunteers act as sounding boards, networking with mentees and giving feedback to strengthen their story and skills.

Volunteers conduct three mock interviews and provide feedback to mentees to help them ace their next job interview. Volunteers are provided with a job description and interview questions to guide the process.

Work with small groups of mentees during targeted sessions to help them understand and develop essential skills needed to successfully complete their job search.

As a Firearms Instructor, you will provide training on firearm safety and legal considerations. Volunteers must have current firearms instructor certification and liability insurance. This role is essential for promoting safe firearm practices.

As a Stop the Bleed Instructor, you will teach critical bleeding control techniques. Volunteers must have a Stop the Bleed training certificate and liability insurance. This role is vital for emergency preparedness.

As a 1st Aid Instructor, you will provide essential training in Adult 1st Aid/CPR/AED. Volunteers must have current certification and liability insurance. This role is crucial in equipping individuals with life-saving skills.

The Silver Hill Volunteer Fire Department & Rescue Squad, Inc. Co. 29 located in Suitland, Maryland (Prince George's County) averages about 17,000 calls per year for fire suppression and emergency medical services. We are looking for potential applicants to join our department as volunteer firefighters and/or emergency medical technicians. The SHVFD is located in the heart of the Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department's "Third Battalion" and is the busiest fire station in the county. We offer free training and personal protective equipment, career and leadership advancement opportunities, live-in opportunities, LOSAP/retirement program, state of the art fire/EMS apparatus and much more! Contact our Recruiter today to find out more information on how YOU can be our next volunteer firefighter and/or emergency medical technician. We look forward to hearing from you! | Requirements: Must be sixteen (16) years of age or older. Must be able to pass an extensive background check. Must be able to successfully complete a comprehensive medical evaluation. | Categories: Department Support, Community Education, EMT, Fundraising, Firefighter

The Silver Hill Volunteer Fire Department & Rescue Squad, Inc. Co. 29 located in Suitland, Maryland (Prince George's County) averages about 17,000 calls per year for fire suppression and emergency medical services. We are looking for potential applicants to join our department as volunteer firefighters and/or emergency medical technicians. The SHVFD is located in the heart of the Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department's "Third Battalion" and is the busiest fire station in the county. We offer free training and personal protective equipment, career and leadership advancement opportunities, live-in opportunities, LOSAP/retirement program, state of the art fire/EMS apparatus and much more! Contact our Recruiter today to find out more information on how YOU can be our next volunteer firefighter and/or emergency medical technician. We look forward to hearing from you! | Requirements: Must be sixteen (16) years of age or older. Must be able to pass an extensive background check. Must be able to successfully complete a comprehensive medical evaluation. | Categories: Department Support, Community Education, Fundraising, EMT, Firefighter

Assist in wildland fire hazardous fuels reduction. Volunteers help in managing and reducing fire risks in vulnerable areas through various conservation techniques.

Manage and mentor junior program participants working outdoors at sites in various states. Responsibilities include overseeing conservation projects and ensuring safety protocols are followed.

Participate in hyper-local community service projects in urban areas. Volunteers work on projects that enhance urban green spaces and engage with local communities.

Engage in conservation opportunities across various fields. Volunteers are placed in roles that match their skills and interests, contributing to meaningful environmental projects.

Make a difference from home by creating bed bundles, making bagged meals, building welcome home baskets, assembling hygiene kits, or creating seasonal safety kits. These activities help support individuals transitioning out of homelessness.

Join PathForward at the Homeless Services Center to volunteer your skills, serve meals, or organize the clothing closet. Engage directly with the community to provide essential services and support.

Volunteers work closely with staff and youth in our programs by tutoring, distributing snacks, and playing games. Programs operate Monday - Friday from 2:30 - 6:00pm. Fluency in Spanish is highly desired.

Help keep CEC running by volunteering for short- and long-term projects, such as reviewing proposals for a convention or serving on a committee. This role offers a chance to contribute to the global special education community.

CEC has units in most U.S. states and Canadian provinces that coordinate training and networking opportunities. Volunteering with your Unit is an easy way to make connections and put your skills to use making an impact locally.

Volunteering to serve on a CEC committee is a meaningful opportunity to contribute your expertise and passion to advancing the field of special education. Committee service allows you to help shape CEC’s initiatives while building valuable professional connections.

Lead and support other volunteers, train and mentor them, and ensure they have the proper training to be proficient in their positions. This role involves recruiting and motivating volunteers to succeed.

Present the Budget for Baby workshop to Navy and Marine Corps service members and their families seeking financial education while preparing for the arrival of a child. Workshops can be conducted in various environments including in-person and virtually.

Work directly with clients, providing assistance for unexpected and emergency financial needs. Volunteers meet with clients to prepare budgets, make suggestions, and provide guidance towards financial stability.

Thrift shop volunteers keep stores running smoothly and efficiently while providing great customer service. Duties include sorting donations, creating displays, working as a cashier, or leading a team.

Provide a professional, customer-focused initial impression of the Society by greeting clients, answering phones, and setting appointments. Volunteers may also assist clients in preparing their appointments and updating their information.

Help the Society reach Sailors, Marines, and their families by creating effective communications such as newsletters, flyers, articles, and social media content. Volunteers can also give presentations about the Society and its services.

Provide health care during disaster situations, supporting DAT responses and various operations.

Join a team that responds to an average of about 65,000 emergencies every year. We supply all the training you need to provide immediate support to those affected by disasters.

Volunteers will implement Home Fire Campaign programming, which aims to reduce injuries and deaths from home fires.

When disasters strike and people are displaced from their homes, you can be the shelter in the storm. Shelter volunteers work directly with residents to ensure their basic needs are met and help them access additional services.

As a Blood Donor Ambassador volunteer, you will engage donors by greeting, registering, answering questions, providing information, and supporting them through the recovery process at the refreshments table. The special attention you provide helps create a favorable impression that encourages ongoing donor support.

Join our team of dedicated healthcare professionals and make a difference during large-scale disasters. Provide essential hands-on care and education to those affected, using your expertise to support communities in need.

Disaster Action Team volunteers respond to local emergencies 24/7, providing immediate assistance to affected families.

Join a lifesaving blood support team in your community. As a Transportation Specialist volunteer, you will be the critical link between blood donors and blood recipients by delivering blood, platelets, or other blood products to a hospital.

Community Volunteer Leaders participate in local events, advocate for blood donation needs, and recruit blood drive sponsors.

New volunteers enter as either a Midshipman or Instructor, helping to guide cadets in various training programs and activities.

Auxiliary volunteers make a limited time commitment to the Sea Cadets, performing limited duties to support the program.

Ranked officers create structure for cadets similar to the Sea Services. Volunteers may wear modified Navy uniforms and guide cadets towards leadership and teamwork.