Participate in stream events to help maintain and improve the health of the watershed. Volunteers will assist in activities such as cleaning up streams and educating the public about watershed conservation.

Assist in the collection and proper disposal of electronics to save landfill space and protect the environment. Volunteers will help organize and manage the collection of items such as computers, cell phones, and other electronics.

Assist in bridge classes by helping students understand the game and improve their skills. Volunteers will support accredited teachers during lessons and provide guidance to students during practice sessions.

Lead or assist in teaching bridge to youth on Saturday mornings. Volunteers will help develop lesson plans and engage with students to foster a love for the game.

Join our event committees to help organize and execute events such as the Funny Bunny 5k and Sandy Paws Volleyball Tournament. Volunteers ensure events are successful and enjoyable, matching your skills and availability.

Assist in training service dogs for individuals with autism and other psychological needs. Volunteers will work alongside professional trainers to help dogs develop the necessary skills to support their future owners.

As a Puppy Partner, you will bring a service dog candidate pup into your home, providing care and socialization. The organization covers food, veterinary care, equipment, and training expenses. This role is crucial in helping autistic youth gain independence.

Volunteers are needed to help with gardening tasks at our organic produce garden dedicated to cancer patients. Responsibilities include planting, maintaining, and harvesting crops to support our mission of providing organic food to those in need.

Support the community and local theatre by volunteering at performances. Roles include ticket selling, information table management, ticket scanning, ushering, program distribution, and managing auctions or raffles.

Assist in bringing shows to life by volunteering behind the scenes. Responsibilities include set construction, painting, prop management, costume construction, and stage management assistance.

Assist in leading guided nature tours, including activities like bird hikes and tree talks. Volunteers will help guide participants and provide information about local flora and fauna.

Participate in restoration workdays at the Heartland Overlook Preserve to help restore woodland areas. Volunteers will engage in activities such as planting, removing invasive species, and maintaining trails.

Assist in organizing and facilitating outdoor events such as Spring Turkey hunts, Fall Fishing trips, and Winter Deer hunts for veterans. Volunteers will help with logistics, setup, and ensuring a smooth experience for participants.

Organize and clean community spaces to maintain a welcoming environment for participants and staff. Ensure all areas are tidy and ready for use.

Assist trainers in weekly exercise classes designed for individuals with Parkinson's Disease. Help ensure a supportive and effective workout environment.

Support social and fundraising events through planning, organizing, and managing day-of tasks. Help ensure events run smoothly and successfully.

Provide basic administrative help to support the center's operations. Tasks may include data entry, answering phones, and assisting with office duties.

Engage in advocacy efforts to raise awareness about Parkinson's Disease and the center's programs. Help build community support and partnerships.

Assist in writing grants to secure funding for programs and initiatives. Collaborate with staff to identify funding opportunities and draft proposals.

The KID Volunteer program is a free program for kids of all ages. Kids ages 4 and under must be accompanied by an adult or guardian at all volunteer events. Kids ages 5 and up can volunteer independently.