Assist in organizing and managing various aspects of the Annual Day event, including audio setup, photo booth, reception, stage decoration, and food distribution. Volunteers will work in teams to ensure the event runs smoothly and successfully.

Assist in cleaning up the KVMS auditorium after events, ensuring the space is left in good condition. Volunteers will work together to efficiently complete the clean-up process.

Help set up the area for Kolam competitions, including arranging materials and ensuring the space is ready for participants. Volunteers will work with a team to facilitate the smooth running of the competition.

Join our community outreach team to assist with various events and initiatives aimed at helping families and individuals in need. Volunteers will help organize events, distribute resources, and engage with the community to foster relationships and support.

The GVFD is a community minded volunteer/career fire department looking to fill many openings from Firefighter/rescuers to fund raiser. | Requirements: Please visit our website at www.gvfd29.org to find out about all of the positions and their requirements. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support, Community Education, Fundraising

CATEGORIES OF MEMBERSHIP Any person eighteen (18) years of age or older, will be eligible for membership in this Department, provided they meet all requirements set by The Membership. Any person between sixteen (16) and eighteen (18) years of age | Requirements: You must provide valid phone numbers, addresses, and email addresses for all employment and personal references. Applications will be returned if any information is omitted or undocumented and if references cannot be contacted. We require three (3) refere | Categories: Community Education, Department Support, Other, Junior Members, Firefighter, Fundraising, EMT

Assist clients as they shop in the Choice Pantry, clean up the pantry area, and weigh pantry items for reporting purposes. Volunteers must be able to lift items and work independently.

Open and prep bags for filling with various produce and close bags for distribution. Volunteers must wear appropriate footwear and be able to work independently.

Drivers are needed on Thursdays to deliver food packages to vulnerable families who lack transportation. Delivery is contactless, and addresses are provided on delivery day.

Ensure that clients receive the correct size and quantity of diapers during distribution. Volunteers should be prepared to assist clients and handle various tasks.

Assemble boxes, prepare and organize materials, and fill and seal boxes for food distribution. Volunteers must be 15 years or older and able to lift 25 pounds.

Volunteers support UCR members, staff, and professionals at various programs and events in upper Montgomery County. Responsibilities include engaging with members, assisting staff, and encouraging member participation. Volunteers must follow UCR's guidelines and complete a registration form before starting.

Assist EPIC in maintaining trails to ensure they are safe and accessible for equestrian use. Volunteers may be involved in clearing paths, repairing trail markers, and general upkeep of the trail system.

Lead trail rides for EPIC, guiding participants through the trails and ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Volunteers should be familiar with the trails and comfortable managing groups of riders.

Assist with the treatment and reconditioning of injured birds of prey, participate in renesting and release efforts, and help with cleaning and laundry tasks. Volunteers also support transportation and administrative tasks as needed.

Provide clerical support to EPIC by assisting with administrative tasks such as data entry, filing, and organizing documents. This role supports the smooth operation of EPIC's activities and events.

Serve as the animal’s main advocate by bringing your dog to adoption shows and providing feedback on applications. Provide food, treats, and a loving home while AHOTO covers preventatives and medical care.

Discuss dog traits and adoption processes with applicants, introduce them to dogs, and report results to the Dog Manager.

Provide outdoor walking and play for dogs staying in boarding. Take dogs on field trips to parks and woods, offering a variety of fun and enriching experiences.

Drive animals from boarding or foster homes to veterinarians. Transport dogs from kennels to foster homes or vice versa, ensuring safe and timely delivery.