Volunteers are essential to keeping the Newcomer House open to the public. They will assist in managing the visitor center and exhibit, providing information to guests, and supporting educational programs. Volunteers are needed on weekends in April, May, October, and November, and daily from June through September.

Participate in native plantings and community workshops at The REED Center. Volunteers will engage in hands-on activities to support the development of sustainable ecosystems and community education.

Work involves assisting with paperwork, record keeping, and statistics to support the organization's operations.

Work involves taking food and water to a feral cat colony. It also involves alerting Kitty Angels to any changes at the site that may affect cat safety, any additional cats that are not part of the original colony, or sick/injured cats.

Work involves transporting feral cats to medical and spay/neuter appointments.

Work involves building feeding stations and shelters for feral cats.

Work involves assisting with trapping feral cats that need to be spayed/neutered and vaccinated.

Participate in monitoring the water quality, temperature, and macroinvertebrates of Beaver Creek. Volunteers will assist in collecting and analyzing data to help maintain the health of the watershed.

Assist in maintaining trees and shrubs that have been planted along Beaver Creek. Volunteers will help ensure the health and growth of these plants, which are crucial for stream bank stabilization and riparian buffer zones.

Assist with website improvement, maintenance, and IT security updates. Involves project research, design, and implementation, and may include other operational tasks.

Collaborate on grant writing, partner reports, and community outreach planning. Build and maintain funder relationships and assist with operational tasks.

Coordinate mobile farmers markets, recruit and lead volunteers, and assist with market tasks. Involves vendor outreach and customer support.

Coordinate community outreach, partnerships, and food box giveaways. Responsibilities include recruiting volunteers, scheduling events, and coordinating food delivery.

Live at the fire house, and serve the community. | Requirements: See all requirements at our website, www.shepherdstownfiredepartment.com | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Fundraising

Create and manage content for social media, newsletters, and promotional materials. Capture event photos and design graphics and flyers.

Serve for a yearlong term with Community Markets Inc. to help feed hungry families and support local farmers in West Virginia. The position requires full-time service on-site, reliable transportation, and a desire to make a lasting impact.

Assist in organizing and facilitating vision board workshops for youth in grades 6-12. Volunteers will help set up the event, guide participants in creating their vision boards, and ensure a supportive environment.

Share your unique skills such as event planning, photography, cooking, or administrative support to contribute to L'Arche Frederick's mission. Volunteers can offer their talents to enhance community activities and operations.

Join us for volunteer work days to paint, assemble or move furniture, organize, and deep clean. Everyone can lend a hand in maintaining our community spaces.

Assist with set-up, greeting, hosting, and clean-up at various L'Arche Frederick gatherings. Volunteers will help share hospitality and build community during events.