Participate in local events to remove invasive plants such as honeysuckle or garlic mustard. No experience is needed, and volunteers will assist in preserving Ohio's natural habitats by removing non-native plant species.

Join TreeHouse Cincinnati, Inc. as a volunteer to help carry out our mission of providing support and hope to the community. Volunteers can contribute in various ways, whether they have a few hours to spare or wish to make a long-term commitment.

Assist Jazz Vivace by offering your time, lending an instrument, or providing in-kind services to help strengthen the jazz community in Cincinnati. Volunteers play a crucial role in supporting live jazz music events and community engagement.

Participate in The Welcome Project, which focuses on community engagement and support for immigrants and refugees. Volunteers will assist in organizing and executing project activities.

Help with the planning and execution of special events at Wave Pool. Responsibilities include event setup, guest assistance, and post-event cleanup.

Assist in the gallery during open hours, helping visitors and maintaining the space. Volunteers are needed to ensure the smooth operation of gallery events and exhibitions.

Plan and organize at least one event per season for the Central Cincinnati Parents group. Responsibilities include coordinating logistics, communicating with members, and ensuring successful execution of events such as holiday parties, family picnics, and Easter egg hunts.

Assist in providing transportation for individuals affected by gun violence, helping them access support services and community events. Volunteers may also help teach driving skills to those in need.

Assist in providing food and essential resources to homeless individuals in the Greater Cincinnati region. Help create pathways to stability and self-sufficiency for those in need.

Participate in speaking engagements at schools and community organizations to raise awareness about the effects of gun violence. Volunteers will share stories and educate others on prevention and support resources.

Facilitate support group meetings for individuals affected by gun violence, providing a safe space for discussion and empowerment. Volunteers will help organize meetings and assist participants in sharing their experiences.

Participate in field work activities, which may include outdoor tasks and direct interaction with program participants. Volunteers should be prepared for physical activity and teamwork.

Assist in providing resources and support to independent musicians in the Tri-State area. Responsibilities may include organizing events, managing communications, and providing administrative support.

Assist in setting up and breaking down events, and help with various tasks during events to ensure they run smoothly. Volunteers are expected to communicate any changes in availability in advance.

Volunteer to bring joy to pets through outings and play, providing care to families in need. Responsibilities include taking pets for walks, park outings, or playdates, and optionally assisting at events. Volunteers must attend a brief orientation and be 18 or older (or accompanied by an adult if under 18).

Coordinate the Meals for Members food train, ensuring that meals are delivered to members in need. Responsibilities include organizing volunteers, scheduling deliveries, and maintaining communication with members to assess needs.

Join us at Read Across Madisonville 2025 to help teach children about money management and financial literacy. Volunteers will assist in organizing and facilitating activities that promote saving habits and financial education for children.

Assist with the delivery of materials and resources to various locations as part of the organization's outreach efforts. Volunteers should have a valid driver's license and be comfortable with local travel.

Coordinate volunteer activities and manage volunteer schedules to ensure smooth operation of events and programs. Prior notice is required if unable to fulfill a commitment.

Coordinate volunteer support programs that bring together patients and families affected by neutropenia. Responsibilities include organizing events like walk-a-thons, bake sales, or physical challenges to raise awareness and support for the National Neutropenia Network.