Foster homes are essential to the rescue's operations, providing temporary care for greyhounds transitioning from the track into the adoption program. Volunteers are expected to provide a safe and nurturing environment, comply with organizational guidelines, and participate in events with their foster dogs.

Provide transportation for vet appointments, meet and greets, and moving dogs from shelters to foster homes. Volunteers help ensure dogs reach their forever homes safely.

Assist at various events by working at the booth, answering questions, selling merchandise, and helping with setup and take-down. Volunteers play a crucial role in engaging with the public and promoting the organization's mission.

Assist with organizing fundraising events, creating gift baskets, and contacting local businesses for gifts and sponsorships. Volunteers also promote events via social media or flyer placements.

Join the Western Reserve Community Band as a musician. Members participate in rehearsals and perform in concerts throughout the year. No auditions required, but there may be a waiting list for some sections.

Special Events Volunteers assist with events like Race for the Parks and Pack the Pond, as well as special projects such as invasive plant removal and maintaining monarch gardens.

Park Ambassadors are assigned to neighborhood parks where they periodically visit to answer visitor questions, promote Friends of Hudson Parks programs, and report maintenance issues to Hudson Parks staff.

Conservation Volunteers advocate for conservation, restoration, and preservation of park land and other Hudson natural resources. They work to restore ecological biodiversity, promote environmental stewardship, and participate in the removal of invasive plants.

Education Program Volunteers develop and deliver educational programs in Hudson parks, including activities for children and adults such as the Preschool Parents Children’s Fair and Wildflower and History Hikes.

Internships are available year-round in Community Outreach, Development, and Nonprofit Management. Interns gain hands-on experience in nonprofit operations and contribute to various organizational functions.

Committee members work in various areas such as Community Outreach, Development, Program, and Strategic Planning. They help identify and nurture relationships, oversee fundraising events, evaluate program impacts, and contribute to strategic vision and planning.

The One-to-One Caregiver Peer Support program connects caregivers in need with volunteers who have experience caring for someone with a mental illness. Volunteers provide participants with support and resources to better care for others. Training is provided through online webinars and ongoing monthly sessions.

Provide a temporary home for Shetland Sheepdogs in need. Volunteers will care for the dogs, including feeding, walking, and socializing them until a permanent home is found.

Guide newly diagnosed women and women in treatment to help them feel less alone. Pair up with one of our survivors to talk/text and encourage them along the way.

Join the Snowbelt Symphony family by volunteering for general office help, data entry, publicity, fundraising, and graphic design. On concert days, assist with setup and teardown, ticket sales, greeting, ushering, concessions, photography, and videography.

Join The Hope Still Lives Project to advocate and raise awareness on pregnancy loss. Volunteers will engage with the community to spread awareness and provide support to families affected by pregnancy and infant loss.

Conduct home and vet checks to ensure potential adopters meet the necessary requirements for adopting a Sheltie. Volunteers will need good communication skills and attention to detail.

Assist in transporting Shetland Sheepdogs to and from foster homes, vet appointments, and adoption events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Assist with grooming Shetland Sheepdogs to maintain their health and appearance. Volunteers should have experience or willingness to learn basic grooming techniques.

Join us in building a supportive community for families with young children by offering family resources and creating a better world for everyone. Volunteers will assist in organizing community events and supporting family activities.

Assist in maintaining community gardens located at Walls Elementary School, Franklin Ave near the Haymaker Farmers Market, Davey Elementary School, and Kent Social Services. Volunteers will help plant and care for vegetables and flowers in raised beds during the spring and fall.

Work with elementary school teachers to educate students on healthy eating, the origins of food, and how to start their own gardens. Volunteers will participate in the Garden Club, providing educational programming and hands-on learning experiences.

Volunteers will assist with educational programs and activities, answer gardening questions from the public, conduct plant clinics, and engage in gardening activities with children, senior citizens, or disabled persons. Volunteers will also help in beautifying the community and developing community or demonstration gardens.

Volunteers coordinate and develop strategic goals for the Dream Kit initiative, helping young women in the Foster Care System overcome barriers.

Volunteers serve as Program Facilitators, help with curriculum development, and establish community partnerships for the Purposely Chosen program for teen girls.

Volunteers assist with Social Media Management, Graphic Design, Photography, Videography, and Website Maintenance to support Limitless Ambition's outreach efforts.

Volunteers assist with event planning, marketing, and sponsorships for women's empowerment events, including the Ladies of Legacy Fundraising Gala.

Volunteers can join one of the board committees such as Governance, Fund Development, or Finance to help drive the mission of Limitless Ambition and provide strategic oversight.

The Garrettsville Freedom Nelson Joint Fire District is a fire and rescue department that does not provide EMS services. We cover 52 square miles, which consists of a Village and two Townships. The district is very diverse, covering Nelson Ledges State Park, where we perform high angle rope rescue, eight miles of the Ohio Turnpike with two service plazas, an industrial area, two shopping plazas, two car dealerships, and a downtown area. We staff Monday - Friday from 07:00 - 16:00 and on weekends during special events. The rest of the time, we are call in department and are paid per hour for responses. We average approximately 300 calls a year, and provide mutual aid to many of the surrounding communities. Our fleet consists of one 70' aerial platform, one rescue engine, two 3,000-gallon tankers/tenders, one grass truck, one Gator, one special operations vehicle (ice and rope rescue equipment), as well as two staff vehicles. | Requirements: Certifications start at a 36-hour certification initially "Volunteer Firefighter", Firefighter 1 which is required to be able to work on station and Firefighter 2 certification which is the highest level card you van obtain. Specialty certifications of rope rescue, fire safety inspector, fire instructor, and more are available. National Incident Management System (NIMS) 100, 200, 700 and 800 are required, and offered. We train and obtain required continuing education at the station on the first three Wednesdays of the month, beginning at 19:00. For our Junior program, you must be 16 years of age to begin, with a parent of guardians consent. You will learn the equipment and what it is used for. Train on Wednesday evenings with the firefighters, which includes auto extrication, rope rescue, drafting, hydrant operations, and operating the apparatus (driving excluded). | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

Volunteer as a Grassroots Presenter to share your skills, knowledge, or experience at various IKS events. Presenters are individuals already attending events who volunteer an hour of their time to conduct workshops on diverse topics, from speeches to crafts.

Assist IllumIKnation Station by volunteering your time from home to complete various tasks essential for the organization's operations. Tasks include video editing, data entry, sign making, and social media postings, among others.

Looking for any one wishing to serve our community. We are a small, paid per call department in Portage County, Ohio. We are looking for motivated individuals who are have fire or EMS certifications. We are willing to send the right person to school as well, if you currently do not hold any certifications. | Requirements: Require you to live close to our community as we are a small volunteer style department that responds from home. We prefer you to have some certification but will also assist in getting them for you. We train on Monday evenings from 630-930(ish). | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support

We are a small volunteer department in Eastern Portage County that serves Charlestown Township and the majority of West Branch State Park. We train on Monday evenings from 1830-2130(ish). Our fleet consists of an Engine, Tanker and Mini-Rescue. We average around 220 calls a year. We first respond to all EMS alarms and are contracted with Ravenna City who handles all of our EMS transports. We prefer those with training/experience but are also willing to send you to school when available with some stipulations. We also prefer those that live in the Township or within a 10 minute response to the station (neighboring communities). | Requirements: 1. Must be 18 years old or over 2. Must have a valid OHIO drivers license 3. Prefer residents or those who live in neighboring communities (10 minute response time to station) 4. High school diploma 5. Must pass background check 6. Preference to those how hold certificates for FFI or FFII, EMT or Paramedic 7. Will send to class to get certifications with some stipulations | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Assist in organizing and distributing allergy-friendly food to community members in need. Volunteers will help ensure the pantry is stocked and assist clients in selecting appropriate food items.

Provide temporary homes for animals in need until they are adopted. Volunteers are responsible for caring for the animals and ensuring they are healthy and safe.

Seeking motivated members to serve their community and neighbors. All training and equipment provided by the Fire Department free of charge to you! | Requirements: Must be 18 years old and pass a medical physical, background check, and drug screen. Must be insurable by the township insurer and have a high school diploma or a senior in high school. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Assist with various aspects of theater production, including set design, lighting, and sound. Volunteers will work closely with the production team to ensure smooth execution of performances.

Perform hair care and styling, as well as nail care such as filing and applying nail polish for residents.

Assist with the planning and coordination of events, fundraisers, volunteer events, and memorial services. Schedule and assist with campus use by community groups.

Assist with data entry, filing, record keeping, mailings, and other clerical projects. Help with the creation of brochures, PowerPoint presentations, invitations, and other publications.

Provide a nourishing home-cooked meal to guests, enhancing their dining experience with quality food.

Provide music to residents and visitors, enhancing their experience with live performances.

Maintain lawn, gardens, annual and perennial beds, patios, pavilion, outdoor areas, water features, and exterior buildings.

Perform routine pet duties such as pet walking, grooming, and shopping for supplies. Provide companionship to residents' animals.

Perform housekeeping duties and routine cleaning to ensure a pleasant, healthy, and safe living environment. Shop and run errands, stock and inventory food and household supplies.

Welcome desk volunteers are needed to greet, check-in, and assist visitors. They provide hospitality to guests and families, conduct tours, distribute brochures, and occasionally answer the phone, record, and distribute messages.

Perform routine building maintenance and repairs, including basic construction and installations.

Provide pet therapy visits to residents and guests.

Assist staff caregivers with resident personal needs and interventions according to the plan of care. Maintain guests’ bedrooms/bathrooms and observe Grace House Standards of Care.

Provide emotional and spiritual support and hospitality to guests, family, and visitors. Read aloud and participate in supportive activities with guests and families.

Assist in conducting LifeSkills Workshops for teen moms, providing mentorship and support to help them achieve their personal and educational goals. Volunteers will work alongside program directors to facilitate sessions and offer guidance.

Volunteers are needed for various roles at the PorchROKR festival, including set-up, merchandise sales, information booth assistance, stage assistance, and tear-down. Volunteers will help ensure the smooth operation of the festival and provide a welcoming environment for attendees.

Volunteers at RevLove Farm engage in sustainable agriculture activities such as growing food, painting, and crafting. This opportunity allows volunteers to contribute to community wellness and transformation while learning about sustainable practices.

Assist in various organizational tasks including event planning, community outreach, and administrative support. Volunteers will help advance the mission of protecting and advancing the rights of trans, nonbinary, intersex, and gender nonconforming people in Ohio.

Join the Bard Corps team to help bring art and culture to your community by working alongside local actors and artists. Volunteers will engage in creative experiences and assist in organizing and supporting theater productions in the greater Cleveland area.

Volunteer at Friends of Cain Park-sponsored events throughout the year, assisting with various tasks to ensure successful event execution. Engage with the community and help promote the arts and culture at Cain Park.

Help with community outreach efforts to promote the activities and mission of Friends of Cain Park. Volunteers will engage with the local community, distribute information, and assist in organizing outreach events.

Participate in monthly Clean Up/Green Up events at Cain Park, helping to maintain and beautify the park's natural environment. Volunteers will assist with tasks such as trash collection, planting, and general park maintenance.

Assist seniors and individuals with disabilities with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grocery shopping, and house cleaning. Volunteers may also help with transportation, medical appointments, and other essential tasks to support independent living.

Volunteers are invited to share their time and skills to support individuals with developmental disabilities. Responsibilities may include assisting with daily activities, participating in community events, and providing companionship.

SEEKING HIGHLY MOTIVATED INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN HELPING OUT YOUR COMMUNITY BY BECOMING A JUNIOR FIREFIGHTER / VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER AND/OR PART TIME FIREFIGHTER!! SEEKING JUNIORS AGED 14 AND UP FOR OUR JUNIOR PROGRAM ADULTS- LOOKING FOR A PART TIME FIREFIGHTING/EMS JOB? WE'RE LOOKING FOR YOU THEN! | Requirements: OUR JUNIOR FIREFIGHTER PROGRAM BEGINS AT AGE 14 WITH PARENTAL CONSENT; YOU MAY BE ENROLLED IN ANY HIGH SCHOOL IN THE COUNTY OR ELSEWHERE WITHIN REASON, AND MUST BE WILLING TO TRAVEL TO OUR DEPARTMENT. WE WILL NOT PICK YOU UP OR TAKE YOU HOME. VOLUNTEERS- MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS... MUST BE WILLING TO GET A 36 HOUR VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTING CARD TO RETAIN MEMBERSHIP ON THE DEPARTMENT, PASS A BACKGROUND CHECK, PASS A PANEL INTERVIEW, AND PUT THE REQUIRED AMOUNT OF HOURS IN TO MAINTAIN MEMBERSHIP PART TIME- MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS... MUST BE WILLING TO GET A 120 HOUR FIREFIGHTING CARD, AND AN EMT-B/I/P CARD TO RETAIN MEMBERSHIP ON THE DEPARTMENT, PASS A BACKGROUND CHECK, PASS A PANEL INTERVIEW, AND PUT THE REQUIRED AMOUNT OF HOURS IN TO MAINTAIN MEMBERSHIP | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, Other, EMT

We are currently looking to fill our ranks with part time Firefighters who currently possess either a Firefighter 1 or 2 certification AND EMT Basic or Paramedic. If you are interested in volunteering with our department, you must have at least a 36 hour fire volunteer certification. If you are interested in becoming a Junior Firefighter, you must attend a school in Fairfield County be at least 14 years of age with parental consent. You must also have transportation to and from the station. We will not transport you. Applications can be picked up at our station 3150 Market Street Rushville, Ohio 43150 740- 536- 7313 | Requirements: Juniors- Must be 14 with parental consent and must attend a school in Fairfield County Adults must be 18 years of age or older for part time Have a high school diploma or GED Have a valid Ohio driver’s license with a good driving record Must not have any criminal convictions Current FF1 or FF2 AND current EMT B/P Volunteers need at least a 36 hour fire volunteer course | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

We are looking for additional firefighter EMT's to augment our service to our community. | Requirements: Prefer EMT basic/FF 1. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist in organizing and facilitating community engagement programs, including concerts, discussion panels, and masterclasses. Volunteers will help with event setup, participant coordination, and general support during events.