Volunteers participate in Work Days to complete yardwork or light home projects for seniors, restoring a home’s appearance and a senior’s sense of security and dignity. Tasks may include mowing, raking, trimming, or basic home exterior cleanup.

Volunteers write heartfelt, handwritten notes to seniors, reminding them that they are seen, loved, and not alone. This opportunity is perfect for individuals, church groups, businesses, and students to serve from anywhere on their own schedule.

Volunteers in the Senior Home Visit Program connect with homebound seniors through monthly in-person visits, offering conversation, encouragement, prayer, and joy. These visits are simple yet powerful expressions of compassion, requiring no special skills—just a friendly heart and a willingness to listen.

Volunteers host Arts & Crafts and Bingo Events at senior living communities, bringing laughter, creativity, and conversation to senior residents. This is a family-friendly opportunity welcoming children and musicians for multigenerational outreach.

Join a team of volunteers to regularly feed community cat colonies. This role involves working in the field to ensure outdoor cats are cared for and supported.

Provide data entry support for helpline requests, requiring 1-2 hours per week. Training is provided to ensure accurate and efficient data management.

Work at the Discovery Center to provide interpretive experiences for visitors of all ages, helping them learn about the park's natural and cultural resources.

Deliver educational presentations to children and adults about the park's natural resources and conservation efforts. Volunteers will engage with school groups and the general public to promote environmental awareness.

Assist in the banding of birds to help track and study bird populations within the park. Volunteers will work with experienced bird banders to safely capture, band, and release birds.

Conduct various research surveys of butterflies, birds, and amphibians to help gather data on the park's wildlife. Volunteers will work with park staff to collect and record observations.

Support various park events by assisting with setup, coordination, and visitor engagement. Volunteers will help ensure events run smoothly and provide a welcoming atmosphere for attendees.

Lead guided hikes for the public in the Honey Creek State Natural Area, sharing knowledge about the area's natural features and history. Volunteers will engage with visitors to enhance their outdoor experience.

Participate in the restoration and maintenance of the historic Rust House, including carpentry, painting, and landscape management. Volunteers will help preserve this important piece of park history.

Capture photographs of park events to document activities and promote the park's initiatives. Volunteers will work with event organizers to ensure key moments are captured.

Help maintain and repair bird blinds throughout the park to ensure they are safe and functional for visitors. Tasks may include cleaning, repairing structures, and ensuring proper signage.

Assist in maintaining and improving the park's trails to ensure they are safe and accessible for visitors. Tasks include clearing debris, repairing trail surfaces, and installing signage.

Assist in the maintenance and beautification of garden patches around the park, including planting and caring for native plants. Volunteers will work to enhance the park's natural aesthetics.

Prepare hot lunches for events or weekly food distribution. Volunteers will help ensure that meals are ready for distribution to families in need.

Assist in organizing and distributing clothing to families in need. Volunteers will help manage the clothes closet and ensure items are available and accessible.

Participate in food distribution efforts to provide meals to local families. Volunteers will help with the organization and delivery of food supplies.