Support various activities and events as needed, contributing to the overall mission of Rose House. Tasks may vary based on current needs and volunteer skills.

Assist in organizing and managing golf outings to support Rose House's mission. Volunteers may help with event setup, registration, and coordination during the event.

Share your skills by leading workshops on reading comprehension, budgeting, stress management, or other life skills. These workshops are invaluable for our guests in all programs.

Assist with various tasks such as filing, organizing the food pantry, or painting and gardening. Volunteers can give their time at our Transitional Housing Program, Mt. Kemble Home, or Women’s Campus.

Volunteers in the ISAAC Program assist instructors and work alongside students in the lab, helping them follow procedures and protocols. They also act as role models, answering students' questions about real-life applications of lab experiments and career choices in STEM.

Join the United Way's Tax Prep Team to provide free, IRS-certified tax preparation services for ALICE households. Volunteers will receive training to become certified tax preparers and help families navigate tax season.

Participate in a nationwide day of service every June 21st, joining others across the country in various community service activities. Volunteers will engage in projects that benefit local communities and promote positive change.

Join us year-round to help kids learn how to ride a bicycle. Volunteers will provide encouragement, contribute expertise, and collaborate with students and staff during our bicycle education programs.

Help us host the annual Junior Solar Sprints competition, where students design and build solar-powered cars. Volunteers will assist with event logistics, mentoring students, and ensuring a successful competition.

Capture photographs of events, speakers, staff, and attendees at The Frelinghuysen Arboretum. Photos may be used in various publications and volunteers receive complimentary event admission.

Assist at Special Events with hospitality or other tasks as needed to ensure the success of the event. Help promote membership by acquainting the public with the special advantages the Friends offer.

Opportunities abound at our annual plant sale, including set-up and tear-down, pricing, cashiers, plant consultants, and more. Check our homepage mid-March to May for more details and to sign up for the next Plant Sale.

Participate in various tasks depending on the event. Volunteer information will be announced in weekly eblasts when applicable.

Volunteers are needed to give tours of Acorn Hall, sharing its history and significance with visitors. This role is suitable for individuals who enjoy engaging with the public and have a passion for local history.

Assist with various events hosted by the Morris County Historical Society, including setup, coordination, and breakdown. This role is ideal for those who enjoy working in a team and helping to create memorable experiences for attendees.

Host a workshop with our teens, focusing on skill development and personal growth. Volunteers will engage with teens to provide guidance and mentorship.

Lead a craft or project session with preschool or after-school classrooms, encouraging creativity and learning through hands-on activities.

Assist in maintenance projects to help keep our facilities in top condition. Volunteers will work on various tasks as needed.

Join the bluebird nest box monitoring program to help track the species and numbers of birds using the boxes in county parks. Volunteers typically visit the boxes once a week to report damages and make repairs as needed.

Volunteers will lead 60-minute tours at the Good Grief centers, introducing community members to the organization's mission, programs, and facilities. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking to groups and sharing information about Good Grief's impact.