Write a variety of different marketing materials, create animal biographies, and edit publications to support CPA!'s mission.

Provide temporary care for cats or dogs in your home until they can be adopted. Volunteers must be the owner/renter of their home and fill out a Foster Care Volunteer Application.

Assist in finding individual and business sponsors, researching and writing grants, overseeing donor recognition, and developing and assisting with fundraising events.

Promote CPA!’s mission and recruit volunteers, fosters, adopters, and donors at special events around town. Work at info tables and booths, and hang out with adoptable animals while representing Clermont Pets Alive!.

Design or program our website, support our databases, and provide media/tech support for conferences and new facilities.

Transport dogs from CCHS and other locations to adoption sites and back via your own vehicle. This role is crucial in ensuring animals reach their foster or adoption locations safely.

Ensure pets are up to date on all medical requirements prior to attending adoption events, ensure medical information is in our database, and help fosters with medical questions.

Assist adoption staff at offsite locations by answering questions from the public and facilitating introductions between potential adopters and available animals. Follow up with clients after adoption to check in and direct them to an expert to answer their questions or concerns.

Help educate the public about CPA! and our mission. Create promotional materials including brochures, ads, posters, and flyers, and seek public speaking opportunities.

Work with our highest need dogs on manners, socialization, and basic obedience to make them more adoptable. Volunteers are eligible to take dogs on field trips and participate in training opportunities.

Work with the Clermont County Humane Society to determine which animals to bring into the adoption program, coordinate incoming animals with the Foster Coordinator, input new animal info into our database, and arrange/provide for transport to foster homes.

Take and post digital photos and videos of shelter and foster animals for marketing materials. Experience and DSLR camera strongly preferred.

Enter data to keep our processes running smoothly. This role supports the administrative functions necessary for the adoption process.

Assist in organizing and managing the horse show event at Childress Rodgers Stables. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for participants and attendees.

Volunteers are needed to support various Empower Youth programs, including school support initiatives and community events. Responsibilities may include packing food for weekend programs, assisting with student incentives, and participating in leadership classes.

Become an entry level volunteer firefighter for the community of Jackson Township Clermont County Ohio. | Requirements: Firefighter 1 is preferred but we will pay for training | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Junior Members

Conduct interviews with long-term residents to capture and preserve their stories as part of the Oral History program. This role involves preparing interview questions and recording sessions.

Assist in planning and coordinating public events, including the Village Directory and Terrace Park House Tour. Responsibilities include event logistics, outreach, and hospitality management.

Help manage and organize historical items and documents. Responsibilities include sorting, storing, and scanning documents for future use.

Take dogs on day trips to provide them with exercise and socialization. Volunteers can take dogs to local trails, parks, or scheduled activities to help them get adopted.

Help transport dogs in need to vet appointments, foster homes, or adoption events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a safe vehicle for transporting animals.

Assist in organizing and running fundraising events to support Cleo's Legacy's mission. Volunteers will help set up, manage, and break down events while engaging with the community to raise awareness and funds.

Participate in adoption events to help dogs find their forever homes. Responsibilities include setting up the event, interacting with potential adopters, and providing information about the adoption process.

Wayne Township Fire E.M.S. Clermont County Ohio is looking for candidates to fill position of Pain on Call Firefighter E.M.T.'s. We will train you to the above level through our Fire EMS Training Academy. Applicant must be a minimum of 18 years of age Have a Valid Ohio Drivers License High school graduate by date of appointment Must be drug free Clean Criminal Background Clean Driving Record | Requirements: Minimum of 18 years of age Have a Valid Ohio Drivers License High school graduate by date of appointment Must be drug free Clean Criminal Background Clean Driving Record | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Join the production team to help with set building, costume sewing, and ticket sales. Volunteers are essential for creating the sets, costumes, and props for each show. All volunteers must have a current background check to work with children.

Assist in organizing and executing the annual Luminaria event, which raises funds for community projects and charitable causes. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and post-event activities.

Join the IHPWP team in organizing and participating in a clean-up event for the Little Miami River, which is crucial for maintaining the health of the community's aquifer. Volunteers will help remove debris and pollutants from the river to protect the local water supply.

Assist with organizing and maintaining files in the library. This role is crucial for keeping our library resources accessible and up-to-date.

Conduct oral histories to capture and preserve the stories of local residents. This role requires good interpersonal skills and an interest in history.

Maintain and update the Society's website and social media platforms. This role is essential for keeping the community informed about our activities and events.

Design and set up new exhibits in the museum. This role involves creativity and attention to detail to enhance visitor experience.

Provides fire and EMS from a single station with a combination of career and volunteer staff. Non emergent volunteers can assist with fundraising, vehicle maintenance and administrative duties. | Requirements: None. Department may be able to provide training toward certification of fire and EMS volunteers. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising, Junior Members, Department Support, Community Education

Engage directly with dogs in the rescue, providing them with socialization and care. Volunteers may also assist with walking dogs and helping them adjust to human interaction.

Assist with office-oriented tasks such as data entry, organizing files, and other administrative duties to support the rescue's operations.

Assist in organizing and managing community events at The Carnegie Center. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and guest assistance to ensure smooth operations and a welcoming atmosphere.

Volunteers are responsible for cleaning animal housing, changing water, moving materials, and occasional construction projects. Volunteers must commit to a minimum of 2 shifts per month and wear closed-toed shoes or boots while working.

As a Change Leader Volunteer, you will help drive transformational work in the 21st century STEM classroom. Responsibilities include supporting innovative educational programs and collaborating with educators and partners.

As a Funding Agent Volunteer, you will assist in securing funding for educational initiatives. Responsibilities include identifying potential funding sources and collaborating with partners to support STEM programs.

As a Partner Coordinator Volunteer, you will facilitate partnerships between the organization and external entities. Responsibilities include coordinating with partners to enhance STEM education programs.

As an Educator Talent Scout Volunteer, you will identify and recruit talented educators to participate in STEM programs. Responsibilities include outreach and engagement with potential educator partners.

Assist wildlife rehabilitators with tasks such as cleaning cages, preparing food, and washing animal carriers. This role supports the daily care and rehabilitation of wildlife.

Help manage the organization's social media presence and represent Second Chance Wildlife at public events. Promote wildlife education and conservation through responsible communication.

Provide rehabilitation help to injured, sick, or orphaned wildlife, ensuring their recovery and release back into their natural habitat. Volunteers must be adults and will receive assistance in fulfilling permit requirements.

Volunteer for a 4-hour shift to assist with the Wildlife Helpline, providing information and support to callers about wildlife issues. Volunteers are needed every day, and training is provided.

Participate in weekly Sidewalk Hospitality gatherings by brewing coffee, making hot chocolate, hosting art activities, and creating spaces for neighbors to connect. Volunteers will engage with the community to foster connection.

Help host the annual Neighborhood Egg Hunt celebration, which gathers over 200 adults and children for fun, conversation, art, and free candy. Volunteers will assist with event setup, activities, and hospitality.

We need your help sorting and organizing donations so we can best serve local women. You will be standing and doing some light lifting.

The Career Center is dedicated to helping women achieve their career goals, offering services like resume building, interview preparation, networking advice, and more. By volunteering, you can play a key role in providing support, guidance, and encouragement to women looking to advance their careers.

We want those who donate to be appreciated for their contributions and that is your role. You will be greeting, answering questions, collecting donor information and other projects as needed.

Join our team as a Career Center Volunteer and play an essential role in supporting individuals as they navigate their career journeys. This is a great opportunity to give back, build connections, and make a positive impact on others' professional growth.

Volunteers are needed to help with the Greater Cincinnati Earth Day Festival, assisting with various tasks during the event. Responsibilities may include setting up, guiding attendees, and helping with event logistics.

Participate in various programs that integrate art and music into the medical field. Volunteers can propose new programs or join existing ones, helping to bring music and art to healthcare settings.

Cook meals for events or programs to support the young women participating in our activities. This role involves preparing and serving food.

Mentors should be passionate about helping young women to thrive. We use group mentoring so each group of young women will be led by 2-3 mentors. Time commitment is about two hours per week. All mentors will have to undergo a BCII (Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification) background check.

Volunteer as a guest speaker to share your expertise and experiences with young women. This role involves speaking at events or classes to inspire and educate participants.

Assist in spreading awareness about the Drug Free Clubs of America and its mission to protect youth from drug use. Volunteers will engage with community members, distribute informational materials, and support events aimed at promoting a drug-free lifestyle.