Assist with the care and maintenance of animals in the shelter, including feeding, cleaning, and socializing with the animals. Volunteers help ensure the animals are comfortable and well-cared for during their stay.

Support adoption events by helping set up, interacting with potential adopters, and providing information about the animals. Volunteers play a key role in facilitating successful adoptions.

Join Lord and Angell House as a Destiny Helper to support women survivors of domestic violence. Volunteers will use their unique skills, knowledge, and resources to uplift these women and create lasting change. This role involves mentoring, providing technical support, or offering creative solutions to empower women on their journey to independence.

Volunteers assist in various activities to support families affected by cancer, including organizing events, distributing gifts, and providing emotional support. Volunteers are integral to the mission of bringing holiday cheer and relief to these families.

Become a mentor to young African American girls and help them succeed by providing guidance and support. Volunteers will engage with the girls through various programs and activities designed to empower and inspire them.

The Garden Homes Fire Protection District is one of the last 100% volunteer fire departments left in Cook County. We are charged with providing Fire and EMS services for the Garden Homes community, as well as the towns of Merrionette Park and Robbins through automatic aid agreements, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year. If you want to challenge yourself, learn new skills, make life-long friends, and serve people in need; Gardens Homes is the place for you. We have many different options for volunteering. If you want to learn more, please feel free to stop by the firehouse any Tuesday evening between 7:00 - 9:00 PM. If you have any questions, regarding volunteering please email Deputy Chief Brad Golomb at golombb@ghfpd.org. | Requirements: Some general guidelines for individuals interested in being active Firefighter/EMTs are: 18 years of age or older; No Felony Convictions; Pass a background check and drug screening; Have valid CPAT card dated within one (1) year of application submission date; Live within 12 miles of the fire station; and, Obtain Illinois Basic Firefighter Operations and Emergency Medical Technician - Basic Certification. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support, Other

Volunteer as a judge at our annual High School Design Competition, sharing your expertise to evaluate student projects and provide valuable feedback.

Facilitate a workshop for our Design Youth Forum, guiding students through creative processes and helping them develop their design skills.

Engage with elementary-aged youth in our Self-Portrait program, assisting them in expressing themselves through art and creativity.

Join People Loving People, Inc. in their mission to spread love and hope by volunteering in various community service activities. Volunteers are needed to help with outreach programs and events, and to support the organization's mission of spreading love instead of hate and violence.

Join a team to provide hot food, personal care items, and support to the homeless community. Volunteers will engage with individuals living on the streets, offering a caring heart and a smile.

Assist in coordinating and facilitating educational programs that provide trades and life survival skills to youth. Volunteers will help organize classes and hands-on instructional sessions to empower young individuals for their future.

Facility Volunteers assist with administrative tasks like answering phones, data entry, and mail preparation during office hours. They also promote The Bridge in the community by distributing materials and posting on bulletin boards.

Adult volunteers at The Bridge Thrift Store help process donations and keep shelves stocked to support teen programs. Volunteers commit to serve weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly for 2-4 hours, with flexible days and hours.

Program Volunteers lead programs based on their interests and expertise, such as art classes, music lessons, culinary demonstrations, or fitness programs. They help create a positive and engaging environment for teens.

Bridge Volunteers connect with students to provide a positive, fun, and safe environment, serving weekly or monthly. They support afterschool programs and events, building relationships with students.

Assist in the distribution of clothing, food, and other essential goods to community members in need. Volunteers will help organize and manage the distribution events.

Facilitate classes for seniors in areas such as culinary arts, computer technology, and health. Volunteers will lead sessions and provide support to senior participants.

Mentors will guide young participants in developing critical thinking, intelligence, and wisdom. Volunteers will support youth in becoming contributing authors and participating in educational activities.

Assist with environmental actions, community conversations, and food distributions. Volunteers are encouraged to report environmental issues and participate in various community events.