Assist in organizing and running bingo events, ensuring participants have a fun and engaging experience. Volunteers should be enthusiastic and enjoy working with the public.

Provide academic assistance and tutoring to youth members, helping them with homework and educational activities. Volunteers should be patient and enjoy teaching.

Support the planning and execution of fundraising events, such as the Great Futures Gala and Food & Wine Festival. Volunteers should be organized and enjoy event planning.

Volunteers will support the social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development of children, adolescents, and young adults with disabilities. No prior experience is necessary as training will be provided.

DVRT and SART volunteers respond to the police department or hospitals to provide emotional support, information on domestic violence, sexual abuse, community resources, and a safety plan. Teams are composed of trained citizens who respond to the police departments on an 'on-call' basis. All volunteers go through a rigorous screening process followed by an intensive 40+ hour training.

Assist in maintaining the historic Essex County Rose Garden at Brookdale Park. No experience is necessary and training is provided. Volunteers meet at the Rose Garden at 8:30am on Wednesdays, with occasional Saturday sessions.

Coordinate volunteer outreach and manage on-site activities during events. Ideal for a self-starter who is well-organized and a good communicator.

Help the BPC find and manage potential grant applications. Previous experience is a plus, but not necessary.

Join the team to weed and water the park, making a significant impact on its appearance and health. No experience is necessary and training is provided. Meetings are scheduled bi-weekly from 9:30-11.

Assist in maintaining the health and appearance of Brookdale Park’s landscape through rejuvenation pruning. No experience is necessary and training is provided.

Help weed, mulch, and maintain Brookdale Park’s Pollinator Garden. Volunteers meet at 9 am every Tuesday, weather permitting. This project supports native plants and wildlife.

Spread awareness at events, expos, and conferences, disseminating WVV literature and recruiting new members

Want to help your neighbors and community, want to make new friends, want to be respected by your peers? Volunteer Firefighter positions available. Fire extinguishment, search and rescue Water search and rescue Vehicle extrication using Hurst tools (Note: Must be a resident of Rutherford, NJ) Become a member of Rutherford Volunteer Fire Dept. Rescue 5 Est. 1875 | Requirements: Minimum 18 years old and MUST be a resident of "Rutherford NJ" (Junior positions also available) Must pass a pre acceptance physical and background check, must be able to lift up to 50 pounds and perform all duties of a firefighter. No training needed we will send you to the academy for training, Free! Enter your info to learn more and we will contact you! | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

Help with office work like correspondence, administration or in marketing tasks such as social media content creation, research and writing.

Regularly check and restock free food pantry kiosks from donated inventory. These kiosks are open to all, 24x7, and located in multiple neighborhood locations.

Assist with writing and editing for the MtcMA newsletter and blog. Tasks include graphic design, social media posting, and email list management.

Volunteers will assist in collecting and distributing free menstrual products. Tasks include receiving product donations, packing and labeling product bags, and delivering products to distribution points around town.

Collect and distribute free air conditioners during summer. Volunteers will assist with social media posting, logistics, AC pickups, cleaning, testing, and dropoffs.

Participate in weekly hands-on gardening at Montclair sites, helping to grow vegetables and distribute food. This is a learning opportunity about gardening and nutrition, fostering self-sufficiency and community relationships.

Assist with occasional or regular pickup/dropoff errands in the Montclair area for people who can't get out. This role helps build neighbor relationships and community goodwill.