DVRT and SART volunteers respond to the police department or hospitals to provide emotional support, information on domestic violence, sexual abuse, community resources, and a safety plan. Teams are composed of trained citizens who respond to the police departments on an 'on-call' basis. All volunteers go through a rigorous screening process followed by an intensive 40+ hour training.

Ongoing volunteer needs for individuals who would like to dedicate time each week to support survivors of violence and trafficking. Volunteers may assist with crisis intervention, legal advocacy, or support groups.

Ideal for company projects, team building, or fulfilling volunteer hours. Volunteers can participate in events that support survivors and raise awareness about domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking.

Trained volunteer responders are needed to support youth following a traumatic event. Volunteers will be part of the Lead Response Team, providing comprehensive multi-component crisis interventions in schools, community programs, or agencies servicing youth.

As a trained volunteer mentor, you can spend quality time with a young person to improve their self-esteem, promote positive youth development, help them deal with day-to-day challenges, build social leadership and resiliency skills, identify educational and career interests, set goals, broaden horizons, participate in social activities, and have fun.

Support Better Tomorrows by volunteering at our family and senior site locations. Volunteers will assist with various tasks to support community programs and events, ensuring the safety and security of the people we serve.

Assist in community outreach efforts in Camden County, NJ to support individuals battling opioid addiction. Volunteers will engage with local homeless and battered women's shelters, and help organize fundraising events.

Provide a temporary home for cats in need, offering them care and shelter until they are adopted. Volunteers should be compassionate and willing to work with animals.

Assist in planning and executing events to raise awareness and funds for the organization. Volunteers should be organized and have good communication skills.

Manage and create content for the organization's social media platforms to engage the community and promote events. Volunteers should be savvy with social media and have good communication skills.

Help transport animals to and from veterinary appointments and foster homes. Volunteers should have a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Assist in the humane trapping of community cats for spaying/neutering and medical care. Volunteers should be comfortable working with animals and have some experience in trapping.

Enhance the experience of visiting groups and schools by guiding them through the Irish Memorial. Volunteers are expected to provide informative tours and engage visitors with the history of the Irish Famine.

Volunteers are matched with a Mama and support them by checking in bi-weekly, helping with transportation, and connecting them to resources provided by L.A.M.P. Volunteers also help set up events such as quarterly baby showers for expecting mothers.

Volunteers will serve in groups that visit local farms. They will help pick food, lead workshops and family activities for migrants, and provide helpful resources to families.

Volunteers will assist in painting murals that convey social justice messages in various communities. Responsibilities include preparing materials, collaborating with artists, and engaging with community members during mural creation events.

Foster Care Volunteers provide temporary homes for abandoned or homeless kittens and companion cats. Volunteers are responsible for basic care, including feeding, cleaning, and socializing the cats until they find a permanent home.

Join the Camden Kroc Center team as a general volunteer to assist with community programs, events, and administrative tasks.

Coordinate emergency assistance services in Camden County. Responsibilities include managing resources and supporting disaster relief efforts.

Serve as a representative in Camden County, facilitating community programs and services.

Volunteers prepare meals at the Philabundance Community Kitchen. This role involves culinary tasks and supports the distribution of healthy meals to communities facing food insecurity.

Support local seniors facing food insecurity by creating positive, encouraging greeting cards. This remote opportunity allows you to create cards from home or in group settings.

Volunteers assist in packing and sorting food at the Hunger Relief Center in South Philadelphia. This role is crucial in supporting our neighbors in need and helps save time and resources for Philabundance.

Volunteer as a coach for the East Camden Little League. Responsibilities include teaching baseball skills, fostering teamwork, and ensuring a fun and safe environment for children.

Assist in coordinating sponsorships for Little League teams. Responsibilities include reaching out to potential sponsors and managing sponsorship agreements.

The Audubon Park Volunteer Fire Department is always look to add to our ranks. We are a 100% volunteer department that offers free training, gear, camaraderie, and so much more! We are looking for eager people who want to give back to their community. We offer positions for Firefighter, EMTs, Fire Police, or if you are just looking to support us by helping with events and fundraisers we have room for you too! | Requirements: No requirements necessary! We will train you and give you everything you need! | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support

Firefighters needed! Men and women interested in becoming part of an 120 year Oaklyn tradition! | Requirements: Male or female ages 18 and over in good health, reside in the Boro of Oaklyn or one of the surrounding municipalities of Collingswood, Haddon Twp, and Audubon. Junior Members must be between 16-17 years old with parental/guardian permission. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

Help us grow! Volunteers assist with planting trees, flowers, and shrubs, creating a greener and more vibrant park that benefits both the community and local wildlife.

Bring the community together! Event volunteers help set up, organize, and ensure everything runs smoothly, making our park gatherings fun and memorable for everyone.

Join our efforts to keep Penn Treaty Park a clean, welcoming space for all! Volunteers help with litter collection, recycling, and general upkeep, making a big difference in preserving the park's natural beauty.

Assist Ars Nova Workshop with various tasks such as helping with mailings and staffing special events. Volunteers are included in a pool for ad hoc assignments to support the organization's mission.

Lead a team of approximately 3-5 consultants, working 4-5 hours per week. All leaders receive training prior to the start of the consulting engagement. Leadership experience is encouraged.

Volunteer Consultants work 3-4 hours per week with their teams and independently. All consultants receive training prior to the start of their consulting engagement.

Upon graduation, each certified canine therapy team is assigned a location to volunteer based on the dog's temperament and the handler's preferences. Volunteers work in schools, hospitals, and veteran facilities, providing support and companionship to those in need.

Join our team as a PADMB Heart 2 Heart Volunteer for our 2025 events. Volunteers will assist in organizing and supporting various events aimed at fighting diaper need and supporting low-income families.

Participate in pop-up food distributions across the city, distributing food excess in a fun and inviting atmosphere. Engage with the community, distribute food, and help create a lively environment.

Assist GREAT by distributing flyers around the Germantown neighborhood to promote events and initiatives. This role is flexible and can be a one-time, short, or long-term commitment.

Volunteers will assist in various community engagement activities, including distributing essential items and educational support to families and children. Volunteers will help organize and participate in events aimed at uplifting the community.

Assist in maintaining the natural beauty of Orkney Park by participating in various tasks such as gardening, cleaning, and organizing community events. Volunteers are encouraged to share their skills and ideas to help enhance the park.

Mentors will work directly with female youth participants, providing guidance and support in areas such as effective communication, anger management, and life-skills development. Volunteers should be committed to fostering a positive and empowering environment.

Volunteer mentors work with high school students to introduce them to potential careers in architecture, construction, and engineering. Mentors guide students in hands-on projects, helping them understand real-world applications of their studies and develop skills in design, teamwork, and problem-solving.

ACE Mentors guide high school students in exploring careers in architecture, engineering, and construction. Mentors are expected to dedicate up to 30 hours during the school year, sharing their professional knowledge and serving as role models.

Volunteers will read their Dream Banners aloud from the Dream Stage to a live and online audience. Participants must practice their reading to ensure clarity and impact. Volunteers will need to check in at the event location or connect via Zoom at the specified times.

Join the SimpatiClub by volunteering your time to support Simpatico Theatre's mission. Volunteers help achieve organizational goals and contribute to the thriving arts community.

Volunteers will help promote, grow, and sustain the PPDB membership by engaging with potential members and organizing membership drives.

Help serve meals to individuals in need, providing not just food but also a sense of community and support. Volunteers play a key role in creating a welcoming environment.

Identify relevant scholarly articles for Ollie's Orchestra's library and provide summaries. Volunteers will also create literature reviews on topics like music and cancer treatment.

Volunteers will provide public support and make recommendations for causes or policies that support individuals who are DeafBlind and their families.

Volunteers will assist in ensuring PPDB has the necessary funding to support its mission and members. This involves organizing and participating in fundraising activities.

Volunteers can organize book drives to collect new and gently used books for distribution throughout the Philadelphia region. This opportunity is ideal for schools, book clubs, and community groups.

Assist in organizing and executing community events and open spins. Volunteers will help with event setup, participant engagement, and ensuring a smooth event experience for all attendees.

Assist in organizing and executing cultural events that celebrate the heritage of Rajasthan. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and engaging with attendees to promote cultural understanding.

Support the organization's online presence by creating content, managing social media accounts, and promoting events to engage the community and spread the message of peace through basketball.

Prepare meals according to Jewish dietary customs for homebound seniors in Philadelphia. Volunteers help with meal preparation and delivery, enhancing seniors' access to nutritious food.

Assist in growing vegetables for the Cook for a Friend program by maintaining the Hoop House, harvesting vegetables, and other gardening tasks. Volunteers are needed to help weekly or biweekly from March through November.

Assist in packing musical instruments for shipping to children with cancer. This opportunity is available for those located in the Philadelphia region. Contact the organization for information on timing and availability.

Volunteers are needed to support various initiatives, including organizing events, assisting with workshops, and providing general administrative support. Volunteers play a crucial role in helping the organization achieve its mission of empowering women affected by intimate partner violence.

Volunteers will assist in various community and educational projects aimed at improving the lives of students and schools in Jamaica. Responsibilities may include organizing events, distributing educational materials, and supporting mentorship programs.

Provide general support for events hosted by The Vine Ministry, including setup, coordination, and cleanup. Volunteers ensure events run smoothly and effectively.

Volunteers will work to promote better understanding of PPDB through public efforts, forums, and social events. The goal is to strengthen membership and improve the visibility and appreciation of the organization.

Assist in organizing and coordinating fundraising events to support The Vine Ministry's mission. Volunteers will help with planning and execution of events.

Seeking construction project management students for internships. Candidates should have completed a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Construction Management or related field by June 2021.

Create and perform music videos for Ollie's Orchestra's YouTube channel. Volunteers should introduce themselves and perform songs that are in the public domain.

Assist in preparing meals for distribution to the community's most vulnerable members. Volunteers are crucial in ensuring that meals are ready and delivered on time.

Provide a safe, loving environment for rescued animals to grow and thrive until they are adopted. Foster parents must have a designated quarantine space for new animals and be prepared for potential medical needs.

Lead workshops focused on financial education to empower community members. Volunteers should have a strong understanding of financial concepts and teaching experience.

Write social media posts for Ollie's Orchestra to maintain a stock library for future use. Help promote the organization's mission and events through engaging content.

Help spread awareness of the organization by distributing flyers, reaching out to local schools and community centers, and engaging with the public to promote the message of non-violence and sportsmanship.

Teach workshops in various flow arts disciplines such as hoop, poi, staff, fan, and fire spinning to students in the Greater Philadelphia area. Instructors should have experience in their respective flow art and a passion for teaching and engaging with the community.

Assist with organizing and running basketball events, including setup, registration, and coaching. Volunteers will help ensure events run smoothly and promote the organization's mission of non-violence through sports.

Participate in volunteer activities at a nationally recognized urban farm with a nursery, market, and gardens. Volunteers must attend a new volunteer orientation session and help with various tasks as needed.

Participate in door-knocking and canvassing efforts to advocate and fight for change alongside allies. Volunteers should be comfortable engaging with community members and discussing advocacy topics.

Assist with transporting animals to and from veterinary appointments, foster homes, and intake locations. Volunteers should have access to reliable transportation and be available for scheduled transport needs.

Mentors are required to attend a 1.5-hour training session on mentoring and the TIC project before beginning their role. They must also attend at least two mentor training sessions a year and participate in mentoring activities with youth bi-weekly or monthly, dedicating five hours a month. Special events participation is also encouraged.

Assist with fundraising efforts to ensure the continuation of the organization's mission of promoting non-violence through basketball. Volunteers will help organize fundraising activities and engage with potential donors.

Join Team Relentless Hope, the volunteer arm of Legacy of Hope, to support cancer patients and their families. Volunteers help ensure that patients and family members know they never fight alone, providing compassionate support and assistance.

Assist in revolutionizing the School Lunch Program in partnership with the Vetri Foundation. Volunteers help serve low-income families in North Philadelphia by supporting nutrition education initiatives.

Assist with community outreach, digital organizing, and advocacy efforts. Strong candidates will be passionate about economic justice and collective action and have a proven track record of organizing and advocacy.

Provide ideas for web design changes to improve user experience on Ollie's Orchestra's website. Help implement site upgrades if possible.

Create flyers, short videos, or other marketing materials for Ollie's Orchestra. These materials can be program-specific or broad for the organization.

Join BEAT as a Board or Committee Member to support equitable community development. Ideal for those living or working in Philadelphia who are dedicated to community development.

Provide nutrition education through hands-on experiences to people of all ages across Philadelphia and Camden. Volunteers engage in various educational activities to promote healthy eating habits.

Volunteers are needed to host a Community Bookshelf, which involves overseeing the bookshelf, ensuring it is stocked with books, and promoting its use in the community. Hosts are responsible for basic maintenance and can organize book drives to replenish stock.

Support families in making lasting behavior changes in how they purchase, prepare, and share healthy food. Volunteers help bridge the gap between food resources and the kitchen table by assisting families in finding affordable fresh food resources, learning healthy cooking skills, and obtaining basic kitchen items.

Support the marketing efforts of The Vine Ministry by helping to promote events and initiatives. Volunteers will assist in creating and distributing marketing materials.

Assist in organizing and facilitating PCC delegate meetings, which occur six times a year. Volunteers will help with logistics, guest coordination, and information exchange during meetings.

Library volunteers act as role models for students by sharing experiences, building student self-esteem, and fostering a love of reading through stories. Volunteers help students choose books, read with them, and assist in library operations. Volunteers must complete required clearances and be fully vaccinated.

We are actively seeking volunteers wishing to serve their community in the role of a firefighter. | Requirements: At least 16 years of age, able to pass NFPA required physical | Categories: Firefighter

Assist in the distribution of food to families in need through the Share Food Program. Volunteers help organize and distribute food every 3rd Saturday of the month from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Join our email list to receive updates when there is an individual or family in need of a warm meal. Respond to the requests when you are available to help. You are not required to volunteer for every meal, only when you can.

Join us for scheduled workdays to help maintain and beautify our community garden. Volunteers will assist with gardening tasks such as planting, weeding, and general maintenance. Non-members are welcome and will need to fill out a form before volunteering.

Volunteers sort through fabric samples and large pieces, pulling out usable fabrics for reuse and removing hardware and paper from fabric swatches for recycling. Each session is 3 hours long and takes place at either the FABSCRAP warehouse in Brooklyn or Philadelphia.

Volunteers are needed to care for adoptable cats at the Cherry Hill Petco. Responsibilities include letting cats out for playtime, cleaning cages, and providing food, water, and affection. Volunteers can choose flexible shifts, typically lasting about 40 minutes, with additional time to interact with the cats.

We are looking for people that want to learn a new skill and be part of a family. That want to give back to the community | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old | Categories: Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support, Firefighter

Help with dance training programs for school children, providing support to instructors and assisting with program logistics. Volunteers are a valuable part of the organization's daily operations.

Assist with special events, outreach programs, and lecture series. Responsibilities include ushering at the theater, working the box office and concession at performances, and providing office and wardrobe support.

Join a committee to help guide the direction of OHMAR's initiatives and programs. Responsibilities may include attending meetings and contributing to planning and decision-making processes.

Contribute articles and content for the OHMAR website. Responsibilities include researching and writing about topics related to oral history and the organization's activities.

Engage with youth in community projects, facilitate group meetings, and support the development of work attitudes and social skills. Volunteers will help cultivate a positive peer culture and assist in various educational and recreational activities.

Develop educational resources for students interested in oral history. Responsibilities include creating guides, lesson plans, and other materials to support learning.