As a Trolley Station Museum Host, you will welcome visitors and provide them with information about the history of the H&F Railway. This role involves interacting with the public and ensuring a positive visitor experience.

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

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

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 building feeding stations and shelters for feral cats.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

Use your green thumb to care for the lovely garden and yard space at L'Arche Frederick's home. Volunteers will help maintain outdoor spaces, ensuring they are beautiful and welcoming.

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 the planning team for our Fall 2024 show, Let It Shine Extravaganza. Help plan and organize this exciting event.

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.

Volunteer Camp Counselors are responsible for supervising and engaging with campers, facilitating activities, and ensuring a safe and inclusive environment. Counselors must commit to the entire week of camp and are required to be at least 18 years old.

Interpreter Interns support communication between campers and staff by providing sign language interpretation. This role is ideal for those looking to gain experience in a camp setting and improve their ASL skills.

Counselors in Training assist camp counselors in daily activities, learn leadership skills, and help ensure a positive camp experience for all participants. This position is open to individuals aged 16-17.

Assist in various aspects of theater production, including set design, lighting, sound, and stage management. Volunteers will work closely with the production team to ensure smooth execution of performances.

https://www.longmeadowfire.com/join/ | Requirements: Trainee position none required. Age 16+ of good moral character and ability to successfully pass a background investigation. Previous experienced applicants can apply here too! | Categories: Fundraising, EMT, Firefighter, Community Education, Department Support

Volunteers assist in creating a great shopping experience by sorting donations, organizing displays, testing electronics, and assisting customers. They also help with light cleaning and rearranging displays for visual appeal.

Volunteers with special skills such as social media, marketing, crafts, event planning, and accounting are needed to support the shop's growth and operations. They contribute by using their expertise in various fields to enhance the shop's impact.

Assist in organizing and staffing special events hosted by the Foundation. Responsibilities include event setup, guest assistance, and ensuring smooth operations during events.

Assist with transportation by picking up and dropping off festival participants at IAD Dulles, VA, during the festival period.

Greet patrons, take tickets, and hand out programs at concerts. Volunteers are required to arrive 45 minutes before the concert begins.

Assist with administrative tasks such as putting up fliers, assisting with fundraising, and other office-related duties.

Join us in preserving the historical and natural resources of Harpers Ferry and Bolivar. Volunteers will assist in various preservation projects throughout the year to enhance the visitor experience.

Contribute to our understanding of local history by engaging in historical research. Volunteers will help capture stories and document the rich history of Harpers Ferry and Bolivar.

Provide housing for musicians and staff in or near downtown Harpers Ferry. Options for short-term (2-3 nights) and longer-term (10-14 days) stays are available.

Help maintain the beauty of our towns by participating in landscaping projects. Volunteers will work on trail maintenance and beautification efforts to keep our natural areas pristine.

Maugansville Goodwill Volunteer Fire Company is in need of experienced and non-experienced folks to assist in firefighting, EMS, and support operations. Please go online to www.mgvfc.org to complete an applications. Interviews are conducted at a minimum of monthly. WE NEED YOU!!!! | Requirements: No experience required but we are looking for folks with experience in firefighting and rescue to start volunteering immediately. | Categories: Fundraising, Firefighter, Department Support, Community Education, Junior Members, EMT

Assist in various community development projects aimed at making a positive change in the community. Volunteers will work closely with program coordinators to support initiatives that empower the community and deliver necessary support.

Join the Planning Committee to help shape the festival from the ground up. Responsibilities include designing and decorating for the event, marketing and promotions, party planning, serving as team liaisons, assembling prizes, and planning the event launch and screenings.

Assist with event logistics to ensure the festival runs smoothly. Responsibilities include selling festival merchandise, checking in filmmaker teams, managing the information booth, and greeting attendees.

Serve as a judge to help select the winners of the 72 Film Fest. This role is ideal for professionals or academics in filmmaking who want to contribute their expertise and celebrate creative talent.

Assist with fundraising efforts, CPA auditing, legal support, marketing, and writing policies and procedures documents. Volunteers can also engage in youth homelessness research, media/publications, and assisting with special projects.

Assist with setting up and hosting mobile exhibits at various events. This role involves engaging with attendees and sharing information about the H&F Railway's history.

Contribute to the society's newsletter by researching and writing articles on various topics related to the H&F Railway. This role is ideal for individuals with strong writing and research skills.

Assist with GMA-sponsored events such as National Night Out. Volunteers help in organizing and managing events that foster community spirit and engagement.

Join City Youth Matrix in empowering families and supporting youth through various enrichment programs. Volunteers may assist in organizing events, providing mentorship, or supporting administrative tasks.

Participate in one of the GMA's three committees: Business Development, Design, or Promotions. Committee members work on projects that encourage revitalization and community engagement through various initiatives.

Help check people in at in-person events, ensuring a smooth and organized entry process. Volunteers may exchange hours for event admission.

Assist at community tables by providing information about Envision Frederick County's mission and programs to the public. Engage with community members and answer questions.

Join the GMA Board composed of residents, business owners, and representatives to help guide the Golden Mile's development. Board members play a crucial role in decision-making and strategic planning for the community.

Join one of our committees such as Programs, Fundraising, or Policy. Volunteers will contribute to planning and executing initiatives that align with Envision Frederick County's mission.

Assist with transporting cats to veterinary appointments, community clinics, and adoption meet-and-greets. Volunteers should be local and capable of providing reliable transportation.

Attend events to represent The Cat's Voice WV, engaging with the public to promote cat adoptions and the organization's mission. Volunteers need only bring a smile and a willingness to communicate with attendees.

Participate in trapping and housing feral cats for the TNR program, ensuring they receive necessary veterinary care before release.

Spend time in the cat room playing with and socializing cats to ensure they are comfortable with humans and other cats. This role is crucial for the cats' social development.

Visit a resident one-on-one for experiences that will last a lifetime. Provide companionship and support to enhance the quality of life for our residents.

Build your workplace experience through a semester-long internship. Gain valuable skills and insights while contributing to the well-being of older adults.

Connect with residents in a variety of engaging ways, providing companionship and support. This opportunity is ideal for students looking to make a difference in the lives of older adults.

Share your talents with our residents by bringing in your guitar, teaching a painting class, gardening with residents, and more. Engage with residents through various activities that enrich their lives.

Assist in the cafeteria during K-8th grade lunches by opening packages for young scholars, monitoring behavior, sweeping floors, and wiping tables. Volunteers are needed daily from 10:45am to 1:15pm, and you can help for any portion of this time.

Support teachers by monitoring the copy machine area and completing copy requests placed in the 'inbox.' Volunteers are encouraged to reach out to teachers for specific needs.

Assist students in checking out books and help shelve books in the school library. Volunteers are needed daily, and training is provided upon contacting the library email.

Lovettsville Volunteer Fire and Rescue is looking for anyone interested in becoming a Firefighter, EMT, or Ambulance Driver. Training and Protective gear is provided free of charge! Those seeking Firefighter certification will undergo approximately 360 hours of training on nights and weekends over the course of 12 months. Those seeking EMT-B certification will undergo approximately 240 hours of training on nights and weekends over the course of 10 months. Ambulance Drivers require much less requirements. and can be obtained within 2-3 months. Volunteers can seek any single certification or multiple certifications! There are also many other opportunities for advanced training in technical rescue, Engine Driver, Officer, Instructor, and many others! | Requirements: Volunteers provide Staffing on Nights and weekends. Lovettsville currently requires Volunteers to commit to one 12 hour night shift (Sun-Fri) per week, and one 36 hour weekend shift (Sat - Sun) per month. Please see our website for more details http://www.lovettsvillevfr.org | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Junior Members, Department Support, Fundraising, Community Education

Volunteers are needed to help with a variety of tasks to support our Fire and Rescue operations. These include but are not limited to: Fundraising Logistics Buildings and Grounds Engine Mechanics Food Preparation Vendor Management Drafting of Policies and procedures Information Technology Support Marketing Advertising Photography Event planning Social Media and many others!!! | Requirements: We require our administrative personnel to help with our Bingo Fundraising once per month from 4:00-11:00 PM on Saturday's NO previous experience required. | Categories: Community Education, Department Support, Fundraising

Lovettsville Volunteer Fire and Rescue is looking for Certified Firefighting personnel to Join our team. The Volunteers operate only during the evenings and weekends. We require that volunteers operate one 12 hour night shift every other week Sunday - Friday, and One 36 hour weekend shift every 8 weeks Saturday - Sunday at a minimum. | Requirements: Non-certified, or those with a some of the below certs are always welcome, and we offer free training! The following certifications are required by the county to ride as minimum staffing: Hazmat Operations Firefighter I Firefighter II Mayday FF Down LP Gas Emergencies EMR or EMT-B Please visit our website for more information http://www.lovettsvillevfr.org | Categories: Firefighter

Would you like to make a real difference in your town? Membership with Lovettsville Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company is a great way to contribute. Lovettsville Volunteer Fire and Rescue is looking for anyone interested in becoming a Firefighter, EMT, or Ambulance Driver. Training and Protective gear are provided free of charge! Those seeking Firefighter certification will undergo approximately 360 hours of training on nights and weekends over the course of 12 months. Those seeking EMT-B certification will undergo approximately 240 hours of training on nights and weekends over the course of 10 months. Ambulance Drivers requirements are much less and can usually be obtained within 2-3 months. Volunteers can seek any single certification or multiple certifications! There are also many other opportunities for advanced training in technical rescue, Engine Driver, Officer, Instructor, and many others! We will provide the training, the equipment, and support to help you become a contributing member of a vital part of our town's support structure. All you need to have is the time and motivation, and in return, you'll gain the satisfaction of knowing you've helped your neighbors at their most difficult times. | Requirements: You must be at least 13 years of age to apply for cadet membership and at least 16 years of age for other membership categories. You must complete a membership application and a full background check and driving record. We are required by Virginia state law (12VAC5-31-540) to obtain a criminal history background check conducted through the Central Criminal Records Exchange operated by the Virginia State Police. Operational members must also pass a NFPA 1582 physical. Non-certified, or those with a some of the below certs are always welcome, and we offer free training! The following certifications are required by the county to ride as minimum staffing as a firefighter: Hazmat Operations Firefighter I Firefighter II Mayday FF Down LP Gas Emergencies EMR or EMT-B | Categories: EMT

Assist with various projects related to Civil War photography, including digital archiving, research, and educational outreach. Volunteers may also help organize and participate in seminars and events.

Volunteers are needed to donate their time and love to dogs in need. Responsibilities include fostering, transporting, and providing care to help find dogs their forever homes. Volunteers must provide two unrelated references.

Capture photos and videos of animals and events, and manage social media accounts to promote the organization's mission and activities.

Volunteers will handle and socialize animals, ensuring they are well-adjusted and comfortable around humans. This role is crucial for the animals' well-being and helps prepare them for adoption.

Responsible for cleaning, sanitizing, and general maintenance of animal enclosures and tanks. This role is essential for maintaining a healthy environment for the animals.

Assist in organizing and managing community events, birthday parties, and scout events. Volunteers will help set up, engage with attendees, and ensure events run smoothly.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various activities related to the care and management of outdoor and stray cats. Responsibilities may include helping with trap-neuter-return processes, supporting colony caretakers, and participating in community outreach and education.

Coordinate and manage the live entertainment for the Waynesboro Summer Jubilee. Responsibilities include booking performers, managing schedules, and ensuring smooth operations during the event.

Lead the volunteer recruitment and management efforts for the Waynesboro Summer Jubilee. Responsibilities include organizing volunteer schedules, training sessions, and ensuring volunteer satisfaction.

Join the Board of Directors to help guide the planning and execution of the Waynesboro Summer Jubilee. Responsibilities include attending meetings, making strategic decisions, and supporting event logistics.

Accepting positions for fire, rescue, administrative and EMS services. Free training, LOSAP program (retirement), life insurance and plenty of experience. Join a up beat volunteer department located 40 miles from the DC Metro area. Running approximately 3000 calls a year. | Requirements: At least 16 years of age to join, no training required. | Categories: Department Support, Fundraising, EMT, Firefighter

Accepting positions for fire, rescue, administrative and EMS services. Free training, LOSAP program (retirement), life insurance and plenty of experience. Join a up beat volunteer department located 40 miles from the DC Metro area. Running approximately 3000 calls a year. | Requirements: At least 16 years of age to join, no training required. | Categories: Department Support, Fundraising, EMT, Firefighter

Engage in hands-on interaction with dogs by walking, grooming, socializing, and providing love. Volunteers will also socialize with cats in the cattery and assist staff at off-site adoption events.

Assist staff at fundraising and special events, providing support and helping to ensure the events run smoothly. Volunteers should be enthusiastic and willing to engage with the public.

Participate in the Grounds Beautification program by helping to plant trees, bushes, and flowers. Volunteers will contribute to maintaining and enhancing the natural environment of the NHES campus.

Volunteers are needed for maintaining the garden and walking trails, ensuring they are clean, safe, and accessible for community use. Responsibilities include planting, weeding, pruning, and general upkeep of the garden areas.

Volunteers will assist with administrative tasks such as grant writing, event planning, and general office duties to support the operations of Ranson Community Gardens.

Citizens Fire Company is accepting applications for the following positions: OPERATIONAL MEMBER: Firefighter, Emergency Medical Technician, Paramedic, Ambulance Driver SUPPORT MEMBER: Fundraising, administrative support, public education, support of first responders on scene of an emergency incident. | Requirements: A desire to be part of a team that is passionate and committed to serving the community. Training will be provided by the department. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support