Join the Friends of the Cynwyd Heritage Trail in maintaining and beautifying the trail. Volunteers will help clear debris, remove invasive plants, and plant native vegetation to improve the trail's ecosystem.

Assist the Friends of the Cynwyd Heritage Trail in planning and executing community events, including nature walks and educational programs. Volunteers will engage with the public to promote the trail and its environmental benefits.

Lead educational nature walks along the Cynwyd Heritage Trail, sharing knowledge about native plants and animals with the community. Guides will help foster environmental awareness and appreciation.

Special event volunteers help plan, organize, and implement successful fundraising events. They work on event committees, assist on the event day, and participate in the event to ensure its success.

Speaker's bureau volunteers present key information and share stories about Make-A-Wish to increase support and educate audiences on the mission. This role involves public speaking and community engagement.

Office volunteers assist chapter staff with various tasks including phone calls, wish research, data entry, filing, and mailings. This role is essential for the smooth operation of the organization.

Wish granters meet with wish kids and their families to help determine a wish. They work alongside Make-A-Wish staff during the wish process to ensure a fulfilling experience for the children and their families.

Skill-based volunteers use their professional skills on an as-needed basis. Needed skills include graphic design, photography, carpentry, and more, depending on the current needs of the organization.

Translator/interpreters accompany trained wish granters on visits to wish families to facilitate clear communication. They may also assist with translating documents and other materials as needed.

Help with the Spring Clean up and Mulch Fest at Edling Park, where volunteers will assist in beautifying the park through various hands-on activities. All experience levels are welcome, and tools will be provided.

The morning crew focuses on essential, hands-on garden care including weeding, mulching, and pruning. Gardening experience is preferred, and volunteers should bring their own gloves and hand tools.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various committee activities including baking, graphic design, library work, mailings, programming, and organizing the Winter Social. Volunteers will help ensure the library remains a strong presence in the community.

Help water the Giving Garden located behind the Narberth Library. This is a great opportunity for volunteers of all ages to contribute to the community by ensuring the garden thrives and supports local food banks.

Work with the PA Horticultural Society to plant native trees throughout the neighborhood. Volunteers will help plant and maintain trees to enhance the local environment.

Join the Ridge Park Civic Association for a park cleanup at Germany Hill. Volunteers will remove trash and debris in Germany Hill and other areas throughout the year. Supplies and snacks are provided.

Join the RPCA’s Preservation Committee to protect and preserve the unique historic features of the neighborhood. Volunteers will investigate and research homes and buildings of historic significance.

Volunteer to support community programs, attend meetings, participate in events, or join a committee to help create a safer, cleaner, and greener Overbrook.

Assist with community kayaking events, helping participants with equipment and ensuring safety on the water. Volunteers should have a passion for water activities and environmental conservation.

Assist with administrative tasks and development projects to support the organization's operations. Volunteers should have good organizational skills and an interest in nonprofit management.

Support the maintenance and development of the native plant nursery, including planting, watering, and caring for plants. Volunteers should have an interest in botany and environmental stewardship.