We are looking for local individuals or groups to help keep the neighborhood clean. Volunteers will participate in a community clean-up event to maintain and beautify the area.

Assist with the organization’s community service and programmatic activities, providing support in various administrative tasks. Volunteers will help enrich lives and improve communities through hands-on involvement.

Write and edit articles for the Society's newsletter, sharing stories and insights about Baltimore's history. Volunteers should have strong writing skills and an interest in historical research.

As a Food Rescue Volunteer, you will collect donated foods from local businesses and transport them to organizations serving those in need. Volunteers ensure the safe and timely delivery of food, adhering to CDC food safety standards.

Support the planning and execution of events such as the Book Festival, History Evenings, and Honors Programs. Volunteers will assist with logistics, setup, and attendee engagement.

Develop engaging content for the Society's social media platforms to promote events and historical insights. Volunteers should be creative and familiar with social media tools.

Assist in organizing and cataloging the Society's book collection to ensure easy access and preservation of historical materials. Volunteers should have an interest in history and attention to detail.

Assist with processing adoption applications and coordinating the adoption process for German Shepherd dogs. Volunteers should have strong interpersonal skills and a passion for animal welfare.

Assist in organizing and managing events that promote plant-based health and wellness. Volunteers will help with event setup, guest assistance, and ensuring a smooth event experience.

Assist in organizing and managing events to promote All Shepherd Rescue and its mission. Responsibilities include event setup, engaging with the public, and providing information about the organization.

Provide temporary homes for German Shepherd dogs until they are adopted. Foster volunteers are responsible for the care and socialization of the dogs.

Join the Charm City Fringe Festival as a volunteer and support over 100 artists by assisting in various roles such as box office, merchandise duties, street team, and ushering. Volunteers will earn a free ticket, merchandise, and other perks as a thank you for their contribution.

Join a statewide network of volunteer lawyers who provide pro bono representation to Maryland residents. Attorneys must be admitted to practice in Maryland or certified by the Supreme Court of Maryland to provide pro bono representation through MVLS.

Volunteer as a CPA or enrolled agent to assist Maryland residents with income tax controversies and other financial legal matters. Volunteers will provide expert advice and representation in resolving tax issues.

Volunteers in administrative offices assist with clerical tasks, data entry, and other office duties to support hospital operations and patient services.

Volunteers on inpatient medical/surgical floors provide support to nursing staff and patients, helping with non-clinical tasks and ensuring a comfortable environment for patients.

Volunteers in clinical departments assist with various tasks to support healthcare staff and improve patient experience. Responsibilities may include patient interaction, administrative support, and assisting with non-medical tasks.

Volunteer to empower the next generation of creators by mentoring young artists in various artistic disciplines. Engage with youth through workshops, classes, and in-studio mentoring sessions.

Join the Youth Arts Council to help advocate and create opportunities for young artists in Baltimore. Engage in leadership and advocacy training to lead through passion and creativity.

Exhibit guides serve as our Guest Services team's front line, explaining and interpreting exhibits to visitors. They confidently share the science and wonder of Aquarium animals and their habitats after completing training.

Animal Programs assistants care for exotic birds and reptiles, preparing food, feeding, and assisting with public presentations. They work behind the scenes to ensure animal welfare.

Information specialists help Aquarium guests by providing timely wayfinding and programming information. They ensure guests have the best experience by delivering exceptional service and maintaining knowledge of the Aquarium's amenities and layout.

Marine Mammal Assistants help with daily care for the dolphin colony, including feeding and enrichment. They interact with guests and assist with marine mammal presentations.

Herpetology assistants work with frogs and lizards, designing terrariums and maintaining exhibits. They gain experience in animal observation and care.

Aviculture assistants care for exotic birds, preparing food and maintaining exhibits. They may interact with guests interested in learning about the birds in the exhibits.

Dolphin observation volunteers assist in making behavioral observations of the dolphins. They work closely with the Marine Mammal staff during medical procedures and daily observations.

Aquarist assistants prepare food for Aquarium animals, maintain exhibits, and assist with special projects. They work in various exhibits and the Animal Care and Rescue Center.

Office assistants help Aquarium staff with administrative duties such as filing, answering phones, mailing, and scanning. They work in the main Aquarium buildings and administrative offices, supporting various tasks.

Dolphin enrichment specialists assist with designing and implementing enrichment toys and devices for the dolphin colony. They interact with guests to demonstrate and explain enrichment activities.

Education outreach volunteers serve as ambassadors for the Aquarium, sharing our mission, programs, and resources. They work with Aquarium staff to identify opportunities, respond to inquiries, and coordinate/attend outreach events and activities.

Sea turtle husbandry volunteers work with endangered sea turtle patients, preparing food, feeding, cleaning, and conducting daily observations. They contribute to conservation efforts and assist with local release events.

Seal husbandry volunteers work with rescued seal patients, preparing food, feeding, and assisting with local release events. They gain advanced skills in husbandry techniques and animal care.

Volunteers offer their professional skills and expertise on a pro bono basis to support the mission's participants. This can include legal, financial, or other specialized services to help individuals navigate challenges.

Provide educational support and tutoring to residents at Helping Up Mission. Volunteers assist with various subjects to help individuals improve their academic skills.

Assist in preparing and serving meals to residents and guests at Helping Up Mission. Volunteers help ensure that everyone receives nourishing meals in a welcoming environment.

Volunteers assist in organizing and executing special events at the mission, providing support in logistics, setup, and participant engagement. This role is crucial for the success of community outreach and fundraising events.

Volunteers provide spiritual support and guidance to individuals in recovery, offering prayer and encouragement. This role is vital in fostering a sense of community and hope among participants.

Volunteers will conduct regular, customized visits to clients' homes, offering companionship and entertainment through activities such as storytelling, singing, or simply being present. Volunteers help fight loneliness by making meaningful connections with individuals in need.

Provide career exploration and job readiness support to women in the program. Volunteers will assist with resume building, interview preparation, and job placement services to help participants achieve employment goals.

Participate in two community service events per month to give back to underserved communities in Baltimore. Volunteers will engage in activities that support community outreach and advocacy.

Provide tutoring and mentorship to youths, helping them with academic subjects and personal development. Volunteers will work directly with youths to support their educational and career goals.

Volunteer as a virtual tutor to support elementary and middle school students up to 10th grade. Volunteers will conduct video meetings to provide individual attention and help students who are falling behind due to social distancing measures.

Participate in organizing and executing feeding programs for stray and feral cat colonies. Volunteers will help prepare and distribute food to ensure the well-being of these cats.

Support the operations of The Lotus House by assisting with administrative tasks, coordinating group therapy sessions, and providing general support to residents. Volunteers will work closely with staff to ensure the effective delivery of services.

Volunteers are needed to support various activities including fostering, fundraising, and raising awareness about animal rescue. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old.

Provide a temporary home for kittens, adult and senior cats, and occasionally dogs. Fostering is flexible and can be adjusted to fit your lifestyle and schedule, helping to save more animals.

Support and volunteer for TheLink-Up.org by participating in field hunting from a pit blind for Canada geese and an occasional duck. The pit blind can comfortably fit up to 5 veterans. Any veteran or active duty member is welcome to join during the late season, mid-December through the end of the hunting season.

Assist in the distribution of donated goods to facilities supporting the elderly, homeless, and families transitioning out of rehabilitation centers. Volunteers will help with sorting, packing, and delivering food items to various locations in the Greater Baltimore area.

Volunteers are needed to foster poodles and poodle mixes, providing temporary homes and care until they are adopted. Fosters should be within easy driving distance to Baltimore, but remote fostering is also possible.

Participate in various tasks such as shelter cleaning, organizing, and pet transport. Volunteers can also engage in clerical work, special events, and educational programs. All opportunities are flexible and cater to different interests and skills.

Assist in organizing and facilitating community engagement events aimed at empowering women. Volunteers will help coordinate logistics, manage event setup, and provide support during events to ensure smooth operations.

Volunteer to review resumes and conduct mock interviews for youths, helping them prepare for job applications and interviews. This role involves providing constructive feedback and guidance to improve their chances of success.

Provide temporary homes for cats and kittens in need. Volunteers will care for and socialize cats, preparing them for adoption into permanent homes.

Provide tutoring and educational support to young people in various subjects to help them succeed academically. Volunteers will work with students to improve their understanding and performance in school.

Develop a one-on-one relationship with a youth, guiding them through critical stages of development. Serve as a positive role model and communicate weekly with mentees to support their growth.

Support the coordination and execution of the Poets in the Park summer meet-up series. Responsibilities include event setup, participant assistance, and promoting the event to the community.

Join our small, spunky team of volunteers to help distribute healthier snacks to public schools in the Baltimore Metro area. Volunteers will assist in organizing and delivering snacks to schools, ensuring that students in need receive them.

Assist in the humane trapping and releasing of stray and feral cats as part of our Trap and Release program. Volunteers will help with setting traps, monitoring, and releasing cats back to their colonies after medical care.

Facilitate leadership groups for youth, helping them develop essential leadership skills and confidence. Volunteers will guide discussions and activities designed to empower young leaders.

As a mentor, you will help young ladies achieve mental, physical, and academic excellence through individual and group mentoring. Responsibilities include participating in workshops and community service events to promote self-esteem and academic success.

Assist in organizing and executing the Shiyala Ni Saanj event on March 15, 2014, and the Hatkesh Patotsav on April 26, 2014. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and guest assistance.

Interns will work under the supervision of the Executive Director to conceptualize and execute marketing campaigns, manage social media, and assist in program development. They will also help in creating treatment plans and conducting psychosocial assessments.

Help organize and supervise fitness and adventure trips for youth, promoting physical activity and exploration. Volunteers will ensure safety and engagement during trips.

Assist in organizing and conducting outdoor programs that aim to make nature accessible to all. Volunteers will help in setting up events, guiding participants, and ensuring a safe and inclusive environment for everyone.

Assist high school students in developing media skills and understanding the intersection of media and social justice. Volunteers will guide students through workshops, hands-on activities, and collaborative projects.

Facilitators provide educational and enrichment services to youth, document participant progress, and implement group sessions on approved topics. They must maintain confidentiality and participate in continuing education.

Assist in the care and rehabilitation of dogs with special needs and help manage the feral cat population. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and providing basic care for the animals.

Assist in organizing and participating in community clean-up events to help maintain and beautify local neighborhoods. Volunteers will work in teams to pick up litter and ensure public spaces are clean and welcoming.

Engage with the community by representing the Black Arts District at local festivals, fairs, and community gatherings.

Assist in organizing and executing various events, including exhibitions, performances, workshops, and fundraisers. Tasks may include setup, registration, ushering, hospitality, and cleanup.

Support marketing efforts by spreading the word about events and programs through social media, distributing flyers, writing blog posts, or assisting with graphic design.

Provide administrative support by helping with data entry, filing, answering phones, and other office tasks that keep the organization running smoothly.

Engage with pet owners in underserved communities to provide information on spay/neuter services and assist with transport logistics. Volunteers help build relationships and spread awareness about pet wellness.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the Baltimore Area Non-Equity Auditions. Responsibilities include check-in, set-up/break-down, actor orientation, and serving as floaters. Volunteers help ensure the auditions run smoothly and efficiently.

Volunteers attend court hearings to support community members impacted by crime. They advocate and voice community concerns in legal settings, contributing to community safety and engagement.

Assist patrons in finding their seats and provide general information about the venue and performances. Volunteers should be friendly and have good interpersonal skills.

Support the BSO's administrative team with tasks such as data entry, filing, and other office duties. Volunteers should be organized and detail-oriented.

Participate in immersive summer camps, assisting students in drone design, programming, and aerodynamics. Volunteers will guide students in building and flying their own drones, creating an unforgettable summer experience.

Facilitate drone soccer competitions, where teams of students compete in a thrilling game of drone soccer. Volunteers will help manage the event, ensuring a fun and educational experience for participants.

Engage with students at STEM fairs by demonstrating the latest drone technology. Volunteers will assist in interactive demonstrations, inspiring students to explore new possibilities in STEM fields.

Engage students in after-school STEM enrichment programs, offering hands-on learning opportunities to explore drones and related technologies. Volunteers will help students build and fly drones, fostering a passion for STEM fields.

Help tailor and conduct workshops to meet the specific needs and interests of students. Volunteers will assist in designing programs that deepen understanding of drones and related technologies, providing an interactive learning experience.

Assist in the Junior Drone Pilot Multi-Year Program, providing hands-on flight training and helping students prepare for FAA Part 107 licensing. Volunteers will work alongside industry professionals to inspire and educate the next generation of drone enthusiasts and professionals.

Volunteers are needed to help share the history and heritage of the Irish workers of Baltimore. Responsibilities include assisting with museum events, tours, and educational programs.

Join the fun and become a special events volunteer for Kennedy Krieger Institute's Annual Special Events. Volunteers help organize and manage events that benefit the Institute and its patients.

Volunteers assist staff with patient activities, including performing a special talent, crafts, games, and other fun ways to help patients unlock their potential. Volunteers can make a significant impact in the lives of children with disabilities.

Community groups, companies, and organizations can volunteer to help children by organizing food drives, participating in the Adopt-A-Family Holiday Gift Program, or visiting to play with the children. This is a great way to engage with the community and support children in need.

Assist with greeting patrons, selling concessions, and running show tech to ensure smooth operations during improv shows. Volunteers can earn class credits based on hours volunteered.

Participate in the review process of grant applications to help ensure funds are allocated to organizations that support Baltimore's youth. Volunteers will evaluate applications based on set criteria and provide feedback.

Assist in providing health screenings, overdose education, and naloxone distribution. Engage with community members to support their health and well-being.

Assist in the development and execution of arts programs aimed at engaging young adults in creative activities. Volunteers will help facilitate workshops and support program logistics.

Support the operations of the drop-in center by helping distribute groceries and hot meals to vulnerable community members. Volunteers will assist in creating a welcoming and safe environment for all visitors.

Assist in providing harm reduction materials, education, hygiene products, food, and transportation to TLGBQ community members in need. Volunteers will engage directly with community members during outreach hours.

Assist in lobbying elected officials, running grassroots organizing campaigns, and advocating for or against legislation related to biking infrastructure in Baltimore.

Engage with the community to promote biking as a sustainable mode of transportation. Help organize events and distribute educational materials.

Support our summer camp dedicated to serving children experiencing homelessness in the Baltimore region. Volunteers will assist in various camp activities, providing a safe and engaging environment for the children.

Volunteers support events like Dining Out For Life and Ride for the Feast by promoting restaurants, sharing information, and assisting with event logistics. Opportunities vary by event.

Volunteers assist with administrative tasks such as filing, data entry, and making phone calls. Opportunities are available on an ad hoc basis, with remote support possible.

Volunteers help minimize waste by reclaiming and baling cardboard from food boxes, contributing to a sustainable environment at Moveable Feast. Group opportunities are available.

Volunteers help prepare and package over 9,000 medically tailored meals a week, performing tasks such as peeling and dicing vegetables, seasoning proteins, and sorting meals. Shifts are available Monday to Friday, with group opportunities also available.