Help Rising Stars Academy with ticket sales and seating for their production of 'The Snow Queen'. Volunteers will assist in managing the audience and ensuring a smooth event.

Participate in organizing and executing fundraising events to support the organization's mission. Engage with the community to raise awareness and funds.

Assist in researching and writing grant proposals to secure funding for the organization's programs and initiatives.

Guide potential adopters through the adoption process, ensuring a good match between the pet and the adopter.

Educate the community about responsible pet ownership and animal welfare. Conduct workshops and presentations.

Assist with cleaning and socializing cats at the Warren Petco location. Support adoption shows on weekends.

Provide care and socialization for cats at Troy, Warren Petcos, and Farmington Hills Pet Valu. Ensure cats are healthy and comfortable.

Support the organization with various administrative tasks such as data entry, filing, and assisting with volunteer coordination.

Plan and coordinate events to promote pet adoption and raise funds. Work with volunteers and community partners to ensure successful events.

Transport animals to and from adoption events, veterinary appointments, and foster homes.

Capture high-quality images of adoptable pets for use on the website and social media. Help showcase pets to potential adopters.

Assist with managing and updating Petfinder profiles for adoptable pets. Ensure accurate and appealing descriptions and photos are uploaded.

Assist with the setup, execution, and breakdown of special events. Engage with attendees and promote the organization's mission.

Conduct research and write content for the organization's website, newsletters, and promotional materials.

Assist with the Trap, Neuter, Release (TNR) program to manage and reduce the feral cat population. Help with trapping, transporting, and releasing cats.

Provide temporary homes for pets in need. Care for and socialize animals until they are adopted.

Support the Summer Bible Camp by assisting with activities, guiding children, and providing a safe and nurturing environment. Volunteers will help children grow closer to God through engaging and fun experiences.

Become a champion for young people on their path to graduate high school with a plan for their future. The program will focus on relationship building, goal setting, and life skills.

Participate in community events, farmers’ markets, and outreach campaigns to engage with the public and encourage community involvement. Assist in spreading awareness about Urban Seed and its mission.

Assist in educational programs by facilitating workshops, leading tours, or providing guidance to community members interested in starting their own gardens. Share your knowledge and passion for gardening.

Get involved in special projects such as building raised beds, constructing vertical gardens, or creating composting systems. These hands-on projects allow you to showcase your skills and contribute to the development of our gardens.

Help maintain and care for urban gardens by engaging in tasks such as planting, weeding, watering, composting, and harvesting. Learn about organic gardening practices and contribute to the overall health of the garden.

Support the Summer Fun Academy by helping with educational activities and mentoring children. Volunteers will work with students to improve literacy and provide a fun learning environment.

Assist in organizing and participating in community events in Detroit's 9th Precinct. Volunteers will help set up, engage with community members, and support event activities.

Assist guests with canvas painting and wood burning activities on Tuesdays and Fridays from 11:30 am to 2:00 pm.

Prepare the café for service by packaging baked goods, making drinks, and setting up tables. Serve as a barista, handing out drinks and baked goods to guests, and assist with cleanup afterwards.

Help prepare the community garden for planting vegetables. Days and times are to be determined based on volunteer availability.

Assist with interviewing guests, checking them in, helping them with food items, weighing and packing food, and stocking shelves as needed.

Volunteers must have a current license or certification recognized by the state of Michigan or be enrolled in medical school. They provide direct medical care during clinic sessions held on specific days and times.

Volunteers assist at the appointment desk, help patients with insurance information and enrollment, and prepare the clinic for sessions. They may also assist with fundraisers, grant writing, and data input.

The Data Entry Volunteer is responsible for updating and maintaining the organization's email and mailing lists. This role requires attention to detail and accuracy in data management.

The Camp Assistant/Intern will assist as a camp counselor, guide and ensure the safety of children during camp activities, and help in planning activities. This role is ideal for those who enjoy working with children and have a passion for education and recreation.

Volunteers at the Pitness Protection Shelter assist with cleaning, feeding, enriching, training, and caring for 50-100 canine cruelty survivors. Volunteers are required to commit to two 3-hour shifts per month, focusing on safety, security, and confidentiality.

Join the special event and fundraising crew to help spread Bark Nation's mission at shelter enrichment projects, fundraisers, and outreach events. Volunteers assist in planning and executing events, focusing on raising funds for the dogs.

Volunteers at Project Grace assist in providing free sterilization, vaccinations, microchips, and city licenses to dogs of Detroit residents. Clinics run from early spring to late fall, and volunteers are expected to be professional and non-judgmental.

Volunteers at Joy Thrift help maintain lower prices by sorting and pricing donations, displaying items, and assisting with customer service. Volunteers are required to fill out a short application and commit to at least one shift per month.

Volunteers are needed year-round to assist with various events and activities organized by Families Exploring Down Syndrome. Responsibilities may include event staffing, assisting with administrative tasks, or supporting board members.

Help bring magic to pediatric patients by dressing up as a princess, superhero, or fairy-tale character. Volunteers must be 18 years or older for certain events.

Design and search for costume pieces online to help create authentic character experiences for children. Volunteers will contribute to the visual aspect of events.

Work directly with survivors at the center on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, focusing on case management, spiritual and emotional support, and helping with resume building and job search. Volunteers also manage setup, organization of supplies, and security at the center.

Support the organization remotely by assisting with fundraising and grant writing efforts. This role is crucial for enabling the organization to support more survivors and expand services.

Capture magical moments during visits to pediatric patients. Volunteers will use photography skills to document events and create lasting memories.

Assist in planning hospital visits, crafts, and activities to create magical experiences for pediatric patients. Volunteers will help organize and execute events.

Join the Royal Oak Concert Band as a musician. We have openings for Clarinet, French Horn, Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, and Percussion (with mallet experience).

Assist with daily scooping, dusting, sweeping, feeding, and spot cleaning to ensure a safe and healthy environment for the cats. Volunteers help maintain the comfort and cleanliness of the facility.

Assist in planning and implementing events, soliciting sponsors and donations, and providing coverage for events. Volunteers help ensure successful fundraising and community engagement activities.

Partner with the My Mental Health Matters Campaign to help increase reach and provide space for events and trainings. Volunteers will assist in organizing and facilitating mental health awareness programs.

Join as a volunteer board member to make a difference in the community. Responsibilities include administrative tasks, event planning, counseling, and organizing community service programs.

Volunteers are needed to help update curriculum approaches and incorporate new material. Opportunities include identifying educational resources, mentoring students in drama, music, chess, or sports, either remotely or locally in Kenya.

Volunteers are needed to present the Simbolei story to schools, churches, synagogues, or civic groups. The presentation will focus on Kenyan education and the Simbolei project, tailored to the group's age and interests.

Volunteer to help develop and instruct classes that teach STEAM topics to the community. Volunteers will assist in creating project kits and providing input on class content.

Join the organizational leadership team to help manage and organize the makerspace. Volunteers will handle critical tasks that keep the organization running smoothly.

Help distribute food every Monday afternoon to community members in need at our East location.

Assist Kids on the Go with outdoor gardening. Volunteers will clean out and plant garden beds, weed, and lay down mulch to beautify the area.

Assist with greeting guests, signing them in, passing out flyers and food, and taking pictures at events. Volunteers may also help with setting up for events and ensuring everything runs smoothly.

Engage in community support efforts by chaperoning and monitoring children, writing articles for the newsletter, and serving on committees or the FOP board. Volunteers can also assist with answering phones and making calls.

Help with breakfast or lunch programs, pick up trash, and do yard work for seniors in the community. Volunteers provide essential support to improve the quality of life for senior residents.

Volunteers are needed to assist with truck pickups from distributors, unloading trucks, repackaging foods, packing food bags, and loading food bags for distribution. Volunteers should be prepared to work in a team and follow safety guidelines.

Skilled volunteers are needed in areas such as marketing, communications, data entry, and web maintenance. Volunteers can also offer any other services they are skilled in to support the pantry's operations.

Join us at our monthly Saturday volunteer days or participate in our large-scale events like the DREAM Street Fair, cleanup days, and planting days. Volunteers are essential for staffing events, driving speakers, and entering data.

Join the governing arm of the St. Clair Shores Community Chorus as a volunteer on the Board of Directors. Help manage the operations of the chorus and support its mission to bring music to the community.

Join MUFI to help create America's first sustainable agrihood. Volunteers can participate in various farming activities and community projects. All ages and abilities are welcome, and no prior sign-up is required.

Serve as a docent at the Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Museum, guiding visitors through the historic site and sharing the rich history of the automotive industry. Volunteers will engage with guests and provide educational tours.

Volunteers are needed for registration check-in, spotters for digital payments, and silent auction assistance at the Neway Works Let's Shine Gala.

Assist in the preparation and delivery of meals to homebound seniors and adults with disabilities during Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Labor Day. Volunteers will help ensure that meals are delivered timely and with care.

Teach and mentor community members on using technology for neighborhood watch programs. Volunteers will provide guidance and support to enhance community safety and engagement.

Assist in managing and creating content for CBNDC's social media platforms. Volunteers will help increase engagement and awareness of the organization's mission and activities.

Join residents and crew to transform a neglected green space into a beautiful neighborhood park. Volunteers will assist with various tasks to revitalize the area, contributing to community development and beautification.

Support the operation of our volunteer-run boutiques, bistro, and café. Volunteers will engage with residents and visitors, providing excellent customer service and assistance.

As a Recycling Ambassador, you will help promote recycling awareness and participation in the community. Volunteers will engage with residents to educate them about recycling practices and environmental responsibility.

Student Recycling Ambassadors will assist in educating their peers and community about the importance of recycling and environmental conservation. This role involves organizing and participating in educational workshops and events.

Volunteer firefighter is a dedicated individual who selflessly commits their time and energy to protecting their community from fires and other emergencies. These brave men and women come from diverse backgrounds and professions, yet they share a common passion for serving others and safeguarding lives and property. Beyond their firefighting duties, volunteer firefighters also play an active role in their communities, participating in fire prevention education programs, conducting safety inspections, and engaging in outreach efforts to raise awareness about fire safety practices. Despite the demanding nature of their volunteer work, these individuals find fulfillment in knowing that they are making a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Their unwavering commitment to service exemplifies the true spirit of heroism and embodies the essence of community unity and resilience. | Requirements: Age: Volunteers must typically be at least 18 years old. Physical Fitness: Volunteer firefighters must be in good physical condition to perform the demanding tasks required during firefighting operations. Pass a physical fitness test. Background Check: Applicants are usually required to undergo a criminal background check to ensure they meet the department's standards for integrity and trustworthiness. Driver's License: A valid driver's license is often required, as volunteer firefighters may need to operate fire apparatus during emergency responses. Training: Volunteer firefighters are typically required to complete basic firefighting training, such as the Firefighter I and Firefighter II certification courses. These courses cover topics such as fire behavior, equipment operation, rescue techniques, and hazardous materials awareness. Medical Evaluation: Candidates undergo a medical evaluation to ensure they are physically capable of performing firefighting duties. Availability: Volunteers must be willing and able to respond to emergency calls and participate in training sessions and other department activities on a regular basis. Commitment: Volunteer firefighting requires a significant time commitment, so candidates should be prepared to dedicate a certain number of hours each month to training and emergency response duties. Citizenship or Legal Residency: Applicants may need to provide proof of U.S. citizenship or legal residency status. Additional Requirements: completing a probationary period. | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteer firefighter is a dedicated individual who selflessly commits their time and energy to protecting their community from fires and other emergencies. These brave men and women come from diverse backgrounds and professions, yet they share a common passion for serving others and safeguarding lives and property. Beyond their firefighting duties, volunteer firefighters also play an active role in their communities, participating in fire prevention education programs, conducting safety inspections, and engaging in outreach efforts to raise awareness about fire safety practices. Despite the demanding nature of their volunteer work, these individuals find fulfillment in knowing that they are making a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Their unwavering commitment to service exemplifies the true spirit of heroism and embodies the essence of community unity and resilience. | Requirements: Age: Volunteers must typically be at least 18 years old. Physical Fitness: Volunteer firefighters must be in good physical condition to perform the demanding tasks required during firefighting operations. Pass a physical fitness test. Background Check: Applicants are usually required to undergo a criminal background check to ensure they meet the department's standards for integrity and trustworthiness. Driver's License: A valid driver's license is often required, as volunteer firefighters may need to operate fire apparatus during emergency responses. Training: Volunteer firefighters are typically required to complete basic firefighting training, such as the Firefighter I and Firefighter II certification courses. These courses cover topics such as fire behavior, equipment operation, rescue techniques, and hazardous materials awareness. Medical Evaluation: Candidates undergo a medical evaluation to ensure they are physically capable of performing firefighting duties. Availability: Volunteers must be willing and able to respond to emergency calls and participate in training sessions and other department activities on a regular basis. Commitment: Volunteer firefighting requires a significant time commitment, so candidates should be prepared to dedicate a certain number of hours each month to training and emergency response duties. Citizenship or Legal Residency: Applicants may need to provide proof of U.S. citizenship or legal residency status. Additional Requirements: completing a probationary period. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist with organizing and managing the GP Pride 2025 event, including setting up activities, guiding participants, and ensuring a smooth flow of the event. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for all attendees.

Participate in street runs to provide medical care to Detroit's homeless population. Volunteers are expected to align their priorities with the patients' needs and follow the guidance of street navigators and health professionals.

Volunteers will assist in organizing and conducting STEM workshops and events for K-12 students. This role involves helping with lab setups and providing hands-on support during educational activities.

Volunteers will serve as tech mentors or STEM speakers, providing students with insights into STEM careers and job opportunities. This role is part of the C2 Pipeline program, which focuses on increasing graduation rates and preparing students for college and careers.

Volunteers will guide youth through hands-on STEAM activities, helping them explore careers in science and technology fields. This role involves teaching and mentoring K-12 students during summer programs.

The Distribution Associates will assist with organizing or delivering items for community distributions. This role requires a time commitment of 2-4 hours monthly or on assigned distribution days.

Elms Family and Community Services is seeking a Secretary for its Board of Directors. The Secretary will maintain records of board meetings, provide notice of meetings, and support the organization with administrative tasks.

Elms Family and Community Services is seeking mentors for its youth programs. Mentors will guide middle and high school youth, facilitate group workshops, and coordinate learning opportunities.

Elms Family and Community Services is seeking a Treasurer for its Board of Directors. This volunteer role provides essential financial oversight and support to the organization. The Treasurer will manage the corporation's funds, maintain accurate financial records, and report to the Board.

EFCS is seeking guest speakers and facilitators for events and workshops in areas like health/wellness, financial literacy, etc. This volunteer role involves supporting community events and facilitating discussions.

Assist with diaper bag distribution and sorting items for our Parenting Support Program.

Help people overcome barriers to stability and assist clients with empathy and compassion through one-on-one meetings.

Help maintain a clean kitchen space for our Soup Kitchen, ensuring we can serve our community effectively.

The Office Assistant volunteer is integral to allow operations to run smoothly. Help manage office duties and assist with organizing client mail.

Join us each week to distribute food and assist in packing and arranging food for clients in need.

Support clients by maintaining a clean and organized material aid area in our food pantry and clothing room.

Join us at various Metro Detroit events to help spread awareness about pollinators and Bees in the D's mission. Volunteers will engage with the public and provide information about our programs.

Assist in uncapping, harvesting, and jarring honey produced by our bees. Volunteers will learn about the honey extraction process and help ensure the honey is ready for distribution.

Assist a 16-member Afghan refugee family in Detroit by teaching English, helping with employment searches, and introducing them to American culture. Volunteers will also support the family in obtaining driver's licenses and adapting to their new environment.

Assist with walking, socializing, transporting, and training pets. Volunteers are also needed for fundraising and grant writing to support the organization's operations.

Provide companionship to hospice patients through visits, offering emotional support and a friendly presence. Volunteers with Hospice of Michigan will play a vital role in enhancing the quality of life for patients.

Join Detroit Heals Detroit as a youth member passionate about activism, healing justice, youth-led organizing, and community transformation. Volunteers will engage in projects that empower young people to transform their pain into power.

Host a field trip for students to explore real-world applications of creative design. Volunteers will coordinate logistics and provide educational insights during the trip.

Hospice of Michigan seeks veterans to visit fellow veterans in hospice care, providing companionship and support. Volunteers will engage in conversations and offer a comforting presence.

Provide temporary homes for dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens until permanent homes are found. DAWG covers all expenses except for the love and care you provide.

Provide a temporary home for West Highland White Terriers in need. Responsibilities include caring for the dog's medical, emotional, and behavioral needs until a permanent home is found.

Mentor Detroit youth by sharing knowledge of college and career success, and global education awareness. Volunteers will engage in discussions, provide guidance, and support students in their educational journey.