Support teachers and students during in-school writing programs. Volunteers will help facilitate writing activities and provide one-on-one support to students as needed.

Join the team in organizing and executing educational field trips and roadshows. Volunteers will engage with students in interactive writing activities and assist with logistics.

Assist students in developing their writing skills through creative and structured exercises. Volunteers will work directly with students to inspire and guide them in their writing projects.

The Ann Arbor Book Society aims to maintain a comprehensive calendar of book-related events. Volunteers will search online resources to find and input local book events into our online calendar. This task takes between five to six hours a month, with all events expected to be posted by the first of the month. A six-month minimum commitment is required.

The Ann Arbor Book Society is looking for someone interested in researching local book history to create trivia questions for our monthly newsletter. The candidate must be self-motivated, knowledgeable in research, a good writer, and able to stick to deadlines. All volunteer opportunities require a 6-month minimum commitment.

Assist others during our open hours by helping visitors use community tools and resolve bike maintenance issues. No prior bike maintenance skills are required, making it a great opportunity to learn.

Join one of our subcommittees to help with fundraising, communications, or education efforts. This role supports the smooth operation of Common Cycle and enhances community engagement.

Help refurbish donated bicycles to support Common Cycle's distribution program, providing free bicycles to those in need. This role is ideal for those interested in hands-on work and learning about bike mechanics.

Contribute to the design and marketing efforts of the Jim Toy Community Center. Volunteers will help create promotional materials and assist in marketing campaigns to support the center's events and initiatives.

Assist in organizing and volunteering for Pride events, helping to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all attendees. Responsibilities may include event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Participate in planning and executing special events and fundraising activities. Volunteers will assist in event logistics, donor engagement, and fundraising strategies to support the center's mission.

Assist in organizing and hosting occasional events to support the local foods community. Volunteers will help connect with local farmers and promote sustainable practices.

Assist with weekly youth classes by observing and supporting activities that connect children with nature. Volunteers are encouraged to visit a class to observe before committing.

Assist the organization by writing grant applications and developing fundraising campaigns to support their educational programs and community events.

Join a directionally-based event creation team to help organize seasonal community events such as Ancestor Feast, Movie Night, and Story Feast.

Practice and demonstrate a nature-based craft or skill on-site during classes, allowing young people to observe and participate in traditional outdoor skills.

Volunteer as a mentor to help youth in your community by providing guidance and support in their academic and personal development. Engage in activities that foster leadership and life skills.

Assist in organizing and executing the holiday food drive to benefit Food Gatherers. Volunteers will help collect, sort, and distribute food items and monetary donations to support local families in need.

Provide emotional and informational support to individuals experiencing pregnancy loss or termination. Volunteers will be paired with clients to offer compassionate care and a listening ear.

Join us in our efforts to clear invasive buckthorn in the area east of the Greenview pond. Volunteers will help drag cut buckthorn limbs to the curb for disposal and assist with trash pickup in the park.