Volunteers with healthcare expertise are needed to support community health clinics and provide health education to improve community health care systems.

Volunteers with editing skills are needed to assist with reviewing and refining written materials for clarity and accuracy. This role supports the organization's communication efforts.

Volunteers with expertise in computers are needed to assist with various technology-related tasks and projects. This role supports the organization's technological infrastructure and helps improve service delivery.

Volunteers with expertise in exercise and fitness are needed to lead classes and workshops that promote health and wellness within the community.

Volunteers provide an invaluable service by greeting clients in the waiting room, answering incoming phone calls, and managing some light paperwork. This role is essential in maintaining the smooth operation of the front desk.

Volunteers are needed to assist in planning and executing events that support the organization's mission. This role involves coordinating logistics and ensuring successful event outcomes.

Assist in mentoring young musicians in the AYPO program, providing guidance and support during rehearsals and performances. Volunteers should have a background in music and a passion for teaching.

Assist in managing the Life Jacket Loaner Program by organizing inventory, helping families find properly fitting life jackets, and maintaining loaner sites. Volunteers ensure safety and accessibility for all boaters.

Participate in local waterway cleanup events to help maintain clean and safe boating environments. Volunteers will assist in collecting debris and ensuring proper disposal to protect marine ecosystems.

Volunteers are needed to sew Memory Bears from the clothing of deceased loved ones for grieving family members. The bears provide comfort and honor the memory of the loved one.

Capital Caring Health is looking for Snow Team Drivers to help transport clinical staff members to patients' homes or care facilities during inclement weather. Volunteers must have a reliable vehicle and meet several requirements including a background check and proof of insurance. This role is critical in ensuring patient care during snow events.

Assist in the Resource Center by organizing donated goods, helping set up the space for a dignified shopping experience, and supporting community members in need. Volunteers may also help distribute items like coats and backpacks.

Support program participants in crafting resumes and developing professional skills necessary for job searching and interview preparation. Volunteers will work one-on-one with individuals to enhance their employability.

Assist in teaching English to recently arrived families and individuals, helping them improve their conversational skills and integrate into the community. Volunteers may also assist with lesson planning and classroom activities.

I hope this finds you well. I want to express our sincere gratitude for your interest in volunteering with a Fire Department in Northern Virginia. Your willingness to dedicate time and effort to our community is truly commendable. At GSVFD, our volunteers play a crucial role in both administrative and operational capacities. It's a unique opportunity that allows you to contribute significantly to our community's safety and well-being. As part of your involvement, you'll be expected to participate in various activities, including bingo shifts and other fundraising events. These initiatives are vital for supporting our operations and equipment needs. Operationally, as a volunteer, you will be actively involved in responding to emergencies, which is both challenging and rewarding. The initial commitment requires an average of 20 hours per week during your first year. This time is essential for gaining experience and understanding the intricacies of our operations. After completing EMT school, you will have more flexibility in managing your schedule. This training is crucial as it equips you with the skills needed to effectively respond to medical emergencies, a significant aspect of our service to the community. We understand that this level of commitment requires careful consideration. Therefore, we kindly ask that if you reside within 20 minutes of Springfield, Virginia, are over 18, and will be in the area and can commit for two years before you apply. If you are still interested in joining our dedicated team, please fill out this form https://vms.fcvfra.org/recruitment.cfm?action=info. We would be delighted to discuss the next steps and answer any questions you may have. Thank you once again for considering volunteering with GSVFD. Your interest in serving the community is truly inspiring, and we look forward to potentially having you on our team. | Requirements: Live within 20 minutes of Springfield Virginia Over 18 Can commit to 20 hours a week for the first 6 months then 30 hours a month after Can commit to two years of service Administrative members only have a more flexible schedule averaging 5 hours a week. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising

The Greater Springfield Volunteer Fire Department is currently seeking volunteers to fill the roles as Firefighters and EMT's. We have an EMS Only program for folks that don't want to become firefighters. We also have a fundraising need in our department. Everything from Bingo workers to grant writers. Think you can help us out? Just ask! | Requirements: No previous experience...just a willingness to help out! | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising

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.

Prepare and distribute food packs to students that help alleviate hunger over weekends.

Engage in various tasks essential to maintaining operations in the Food for Others warehouse.

Distribute food on weeknights to locations throughout Fairfax and Arlington Counties, ensuring equitable distribution among clients.