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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.