Support Community Cares events by helping with setup, coordination, and cleanup. Volunteers should be organized and able to work in a team.

Deliver meals to families in medical crisis, ensuring they have nutritious food during challenging times. Volunteers should be reliable and compassionate.

Assist with administrative tasks in the office to support the operations of Community Cares. Tasks may include data entry, filing, and answering phones.

The Volunteer Firefighter drives or rides an emergency vehicle in response to fire, rescue and emergency medical events, hazardous materials response/mitigation and routine requests for help or assistance. In the performance of their duties, the Volunteer Firefighter places equipment, lays and connects hose; operates high-capacity pumps and directs water streams; raises and climbs ladders; uses chemical extinguishers, safety belts, lines and hooks and uses self-contained breathing apparatus. The Volunteer Firefighter may enter burning buildings as part of a fire suppression team, perform ventilation tasks above ground, carry heavy objects and equipment and rescue injured or trapped victims. | Requirements: The Volunteer Firefighter is a non-compensated position. Volunteer Firefighter are not normally assigned shifts but are expected to respond from home to District calls. Individuals fulfilling the duties and responsibilities of a Volunteer Firefighter will at all times present themselves in a courteous, professional and responsible manner. | Categories: Firefighter

Somers VFD is always looking for people who have a desire to serve their community, learn new skills, and have fun working with our team of volunteers. You can choose to become a firefighter, an EMT, or both! Training and equipment is provided for free; you only need to donate your time, energy, and positive attitude. If this sounds like something YOU might enjoy - get in touch with us today! Our website is: www.somersvfd.com (yes, it is a dot.com) | Requirements: Dedication, heart, time, energy, focus, and a can-do attitude. There will be an interview and a physical, provided by our department, of course. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Help pack and distribute school break lunches for children who rely on school meals during the academic year. Volunteers will ensure that students have access to nutritious food during weekends and holidays.

Create unique artistic designs for meal bags and cards, adding a personal touch to each donation. No art experience is needed, just a willingness to express creativity and support the community.

Volunteers are needed to assist project facilitators in weighing and packing dried ingredients that can be donated to food pantries. Other projects include creating hand-decorated boxes, tote bags, and cards that are donated with the food products. This is a great opportunity for college students as well as retired teachers, especially those with experience in special education!

Volunteers are the lifeblood of our organization. Help us with various tasks that require different types of skills to support our mission of land preservation.

Assist in removing invasive species to help restore native habitats in the Hudson Highlands. Volunteers will learn about local ecology and conservation techniques.

Sort through donations of rescued food and repack the boxes, which are distributed to partner organizations. This is a critical step in our process.

Transport drivers are essential for getting our food and meals where they need to go. These shifts are usually only an hour, making them perfect for busy schedules.

Help sort through rescued food, compost inedible produce, and allocate food for distribution. Volunteers ensure that only the best quality food reaches those in need.

Assist in our kitchen with hands-on prepping and cooking meals, as well as packaging and cleaning up. Shifts are available on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings.

Join our kitchen team to help with produce prepping. No cooking skills required. Shifts involve washing, cutting, peeling, slicing, dicing, and chopping rescued produce.

As a Food Rescue Volunteer, you will help recover nutritious food from grocery stores and local farms. This role involves transporting food to our kitchen or partner organizations. Volunteers need a vehicle and valid license/registration/insurance.

Join us in the kitchen to help cook meals twice a week, pack boxes of food for families, and keep our kitchen clean. This role is perfect for those who enjoy cooking and working in a team environment.

Help set up the SCF Market by sorting through boxes of rescued foods and adding fresh produce, dairy, meats, and dry goods into each family’s nutrition boxes.

Volunteers at Arts on the Lake help with various tasks including distributing posters, managing concessions, selling tickets, washing cups, hanging shows, organizing concerts, and stacking chairs after performances. Volunteers can choose to be occasional or regular participants.

Volunteers assist in distributing food to about 175 families on Saturday mornings. Volunteers are asked to arrive by 8:30am and stay until closing, participating in an orientation to learn more about the pantry.

Assist with planning the bi-annual Meet the Funders event, co-sponsored with the Association of Development Officers, where esteemed grant makers discuss philanthropy and grant making.

Help shape the direction of GPLH by serving on the Board and heading up a committee. Board meetings take place via ZOOM.

Donate your talent for a one-time project to support GPLH's mission and activities.

Participate in various committees such as the Program Committee and Membership Committee to assist with planning and organizational tasks.

Help out at the Mt Vernon Community Garden on Mondays and Fridays from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM starting May 19th. Participate in gardening activities and support community food projects.

Volunteer with the Westchester Land Trust on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 AM to 11:30 PM starting April 18th. Assist with land conservation efforts and community projects.

Join us for Volunteer Days on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM starting March 21st. Help out with various farm tasks and get your hands dirty while supporting local food systems.

We are always looking for new members. Regardless of age, work schedule, physical conditions or other limitations. A willingness to commit time is the main requirement for membership. Please see our website (www.putnamvalleyfire.com) or stop by any Tuesday evening after 7PM or Sunday morning. | Requirements: Willingness to learn and help in whatever capacity you are capable of. | Categories: Firefighter

The Putnam Valley Volunteer Ambulance Corps is looking for new members. No training or experience needed. We have riding, associate (department support) and youth corps (9th-12th grade students) members. Please visit our website for applications. | Requirements: Willingness to help the community. | Categories: EMT, Other, Department Support

Participate in pre-walk special events and activities, and assist on the day of the walk to support participants and ensure a smooth event.

Assist with various Support Connection events and fundraisers, including the Support-A-Walk and other special events. Tasks may include event setup, registration, and participant assistance.

Distribute information at local health expos, malls, fairs, and other community events. Engage with local businesses and community groups to spread awareness about Support Connection's services.

Volunteer at Support Connection's store, Fantastic Finds, which is open Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 4:30 pm. Tasks include customer service, inventory management, and general store upkeep.

Support the operation of the farm store by assisting customers, restocking products, and maintaining a clean and welcoming environment. Volunteers will enhance the customer experience and promote local products.

Help with the distribution of CSA shares, including organizing produce, assisting members, and maintaining records. Volunteers will support the CSA program to ensure efficient and equitable distribution of fresh produce.

Assist in organizing and executing farm dinner events, including setup, serving, and cleanup. Volunteers will work closely with event coordinators to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for guests.

Join KLSD Arts Alive as a volunteer to support arts education in the Katonah-Lewisboro School District. Volunteers can choose to help at the Elementary, Middle School, or High School level, promoting and enhancing the arts education received by students.

Screen adoption applications, check references, conduct home visits, and interview applicants. Training and support are provided, but a commitment of a few hours each week is required.

Engage in tasks ranging from graphic design to answering emails and updating the website, depending on your digital skills and experience.

Coordinate the foster program by communicating with, troubleshooting, and supporting foster families. Volunteers should have several years of dog experience and can commit at least an hour each day.

Join our team of volunteers and be a force for saving lives. Whether you're skilled in dog care, fundraising, or event planning, your passion has a place here. Experience the joy of making a direct impact and being part of a community committed to canine care.

Assist with driving dogs to and from vet appointments and foster homes or picking them up when they arrive on transport. Volunteers use their own vehicles, but crates and other supplies are provided as needed.

Help socialize and train dogs by taking them into town or new environments. Volunteers do not need prior experience but must undergo training with the organization.

Fostering offers dogs in need a lifeline to a brighter future, with you as their bridge. Provide temporary companionship and shape a dog's destiny today.

Assist with various administrative tasks, requiring organizational skills and comfort with spreadsheets.

Assist with fundraising, marketing, and event planning. This is crucial for the organization as it relies on donations to care for the dogs. Volunteers can commit regularly or on an infrequent basis.

Participate in Volunteer Days on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM starting April 8. Volunteers will engage in land conservation activities and support local food projects.

We are looking for Volunteer Firefighters ages 16 and older. No matter what age you are there is always a job for someone | Requirements: You can take all the classes you need after you join | Categories: Firefighter

VOLUNTEER members 16 years of age to 90 are needed for both emergency and corporate positions. Fire and EMS members: free training, college credits and scholarships, LOSAP pension, NYS Tax Reduction, Yearly Pyhsical We meet on the first monday of the month at 7pm for a meeting. And every Thursday at 7 p.m. for drills and Sunday at 9am for equipment check / work details. Our corporate members consist of associate members and ladies auxiliary. These 2 groups participate in activities that support our emergency responder at time in the field. Fill positions on corporate committees and assist with community events and activities. If your looking to get involved in your community there is no organization that has a greater impact and ability to make a difference in our town. | Requirements: Must be 16 years old for firefighting. We welcomed trained firefighters but will train inexperienced applicants. Must pass physical in order to be a emergency responder. However that doesn't mean you can't help your community in other ways with our agency | Categories: Department Support, EMT, Firefighter, Fundraising, Community Education

Assist in the educational gardening experience at Cornerstone Gardens, helping community members learn about gardening while supporting the 'Dirty Hands, Full Plates' initiative. Volunteers will also help in donating freshly grown produce.

Participate in hands-on outdoor projects such as trail maintenance or invasive species removal. These opportunities are available on a limited, as-needed basis and involve physical outdoor work.

Support HHLT staff during outreach programs and special events by engaging with the community and promoting conservation efforts.

Volunteers assist with various tasks at Boscobel, including event support, guided tours, and educational programs. Volunteers help maintain the beauty and accessibility of the grounds and support community outreach efforts.

All aspects of Fire service needed . All training provided | Requirements: Resident of East Fishkill preferred but will consider ems who live close by. Age requirement minimum of 16. Physicals will be required | Categories: Firefighter, Other, EMT

Help maintain the historic gardens of Constitution Island by working in Anna B. Warner’s perennial Walkway and Herb gardens. Volunteers of all ages are welcome to join on Wednesdays to maintain the flowers and pull weeds.

Lead tours of the Revolutionary War fortifications and the Warner House for school children, the general public, and special interest groups. Docents are responsible for learning the material in the Volunteers Manual and presenting informative tours.

Join a dedicated team of volunteers at West Point Foundry Preserve in Cold Spring. Projects focus on invasive species removal and pollinator garden maintenance.

High school students help elementary students maintain academic skills over the summer. The program runs for five weeks at Mount Kisco Elementary School.

Volunteers tutor adult learners in English, one-on-one or in small groups. Curriculum and training are provided. Sessions are in the evenings in Ossining and Mount Kisco.

High school volunteers work with elementary-aged kids, helping with homework and enrichment activities after school at Mount Kisco Elementary School.

Volunteers participate in food drives and events, helping to collect and distribute food to those in need. This role involves engaging with the community, organizing donations, and supporting various events aimed at raising awareness and resources for Hillside Food Outreach.

Volunteers assist the instructor with guided activities for children ages 0-4, while their parents attend parenting and child development classes. This program is available during the daytime in Mount Kisco, Ossining, and Yonkers.

Volunteers help stock shelves at Hillside Food Outreach locations, ensuring that food supplies are organized and readily available for distribution. This role is perfect for individuals or groups looking to make a tangible impact by supporting the day-to-day operations of the food pantry.

Volunteers assist clients during guided technology classes, helping with computer setup and exercises. Topics include safe password practices and using applications like Gmail and Google Docs. Available in Mount Kisco, Ossining, and Yonkers.

Our Delivery Volunteers are essential in getting nutritious food to our neighbors in need. Volunteers deliver groceries to clients who are unable to access traditional food pantries, providing them with nutrient-dense foods that help manage chronic illnesses and improve their quality of life.

Greet visitors, program participants, and providers; document visitors using a sign-in book; respond to questions and document inquiries; maintain a clean appearance of tables, chairs, and floors, and empty trash as needed; offer refreshments when available and hand out program calendars.

Promote and support the goals and activities of The Center using your time, talents, and resources to spread the word about the activities and needs of The Center.

Develop and implement a program, course, or share a skill with a specific target audience. Must be approved by the Executive Director and/or the Board of Directors.

Are you interested in becoming a member? Would you like to learn to be a firefighter ? The HFFD is always looking for motivated individuals to help serve the community. We are a 100% VOLUNTEER organization made up of the people who live in your community. We are Neighbors Helping Neighbors! Every day, Firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians throughout our country are protecting lives and property. Our fire department responds to all kinds of emergency situations each year. On fire calls, our firefighters are prepared with personal protective equipment, communications equipment, thermal imaging equipment, etc. All of this equipment combined with the proper training allows our firefighters to safely and effectively perform their duties in emergency situations. Not only will you contain fire situations and get to assist in emergency medical calls, but you will also mitigate automobile accidents and utility emergencies. You may help in flooding situations, mass casualty incidentts and other emergencys. If you are someone who is interested in serving the Highland Falls Fire Department, who is interested in making new friends and lifetime bonds, or just looking to make a meaningful difference in the community, then this job may be for you. Classroom and hands on training are required to become a firefighter. And all of the training is provided free. | Requirements: What does it take to become a volunteer? 1. You must be at least 16 years of age to be a Jr Member, or 18 years of age to be an Active Member 2. You must be in good health. This, of course, is relative to the duties you will be called upon to perform. 3. You must be of sound moral character and prepared to fill a position of responsibility and trust. 4. You must be a local resident living or working in the Fire District prior to joining. 5. Experience shows us that successful volunteers are usually caring people who are concerned about their community and enjoy working as part of a team. You should also be the type of person who enjoys being challenged and learning new skills. | Categories: Firefighter

Join over 25,000 community members who have contributed to the care and revitalization of Westchester’s parks. Volunteers help maintain the beauty and vitality of these spaces for all to enjoy.

Collaborate with the Bronx River Alliance in a community science program to assess the water quality of the Bronx River. This hands-on science project aims to improve the local environment.

Help improve our environment through hands-on science. Volunteers will participate in activities aimed at cleaning and preserving local rivers.

Deliver bags of groceries to homebound neighbors, seniors, disabled individuals, and those recovering from illness or injury. Volunteers use their own car.

Rescue excess, unsold, near expiration food from commercial establishments. Volunteers use their own car for food runs within Westchester County.

Pack and distribute fresh produce and shelf-stable goods for our guests. Volunteers help serve hundreds of community members each week.

Help prepare for weekly distributions by packing produce bags, sorting rescued food items, checking expiration dates, and shelving food donations.

Help residents with financial planning, including budgeting, Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), health proxies, and living wills.

Provide advice and/or labor for garden maintenance at A-HOME houses. Help keep the gardens beautiful and functional for residents to enjoy.

Assist residents by driving them to doctor and other appointments. Ensure residents have access to necessary services and appointments.

Assist in painting and freshening up rooms when new residents move in. Ensure that living spaces are welcoming and well-maintained.

Participate in holiday shopping and celebrations, spring and fall yard clean-ups, and a spring tag sale. Volunteers help maintain the community spirit and support residents during special occasions.

Provide support to residents through birthday celebrations, outings to local events, grocery or prescription pick-up, and 'are-you-okay' phone calls.

Join the committee to help organize fundraising events and special activities. Support A-HOME's mission by engaging the community and raising necessary funds.

Join us for Volunteer Days on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10 AM to 12 PM starting April 15. Volunteers will assist with various gardening tasks to support our farm's operations.

Help your neighbors access essential healthcare services by providing non-emergency medical rides. Volunteers assist older adults (age 60+) and adults with low vision (age 21+) in Westchester and Putnam Counties, NY, and SW Fairfield County, CT. Sign up for rides when it’s convenient for you and experience the joys of helping others.

Volunteer drivers help older adults and adults with low vision access essential healthcare services by providing non-emergency medical rides. Volunteers facilitate critical access to medical appointments for those who might otherwise not receive care. Drivers can sign up for rides that fit their schedule and become part of a dynamic network of volunteers.

Provide administrative support to help manage the organization's operations. Tasks may include data entry, filing, and assisting with communications.

Assist in organizing events by planning, coordinating, and executing various tasks to ensure successful fundraising and community engagement events.

Support fundraising efforts to help sustain the organization's programs. This may involve reaching out to potential donors and organizing fundraising activities.

Assist with carpentry and landscaping projects at the farm to maintain and improve the facilities. This role requires some physical work and hands-on skills.

Help care for horses, including feeding, grooming, and stable management. Volunteers ensure the well-being of the horses and maintain the barn environment.

Join the Board of Directors to provide strategic guidance, governance, and support to the organization in achieving its mission and goals.

Assist in providing adaptive riding lessons by helping as a side walker or horse leader, and mentoring adults and children with special needs. Volunteers receive orientation and training before starting.

Our volunteer Trail Stewards educate trail users about natural resource protection, trail safety, and Leave No Trace principles to protect our trails and landscapes in the Hudson Valley and minimize the need for First Aid and Rescues.

Engage with the public at booths during farmers markets and town events. Distribute pamphlets, educate about the Great Swamp, and assist with setup and takedown.

Assist with managing accounts, reporting requirements, and liaising with tax preparers. Volunteers should have a background in accounting or finance.

Help maintain trails by removing deadfall and overgrowth using tools like loppers and chainsaws. Volunteers should wear long clothes and use repellents for tick prevention.

Participate in removing invasive species like autumn olive and barberry, and planting native plants. Volunteers will use tools such as shovels and chainsaws, and should practice tick bite prevention.

Support event logistics by collecting signed waivers, registration forms, and handling payments during hikes, bike rides, and canoe trips.

Manage membership lists, print mailing labels, send renewal reminders, and assist with fundraising efforts through patron and donor letters.