Volunteers are needed to help maintain the arboretum, work on hiking trails, build bridges, and develop accessible boardwalks. Volunteers can also contribute their skills in areas such as graphic design, legal assistance, and financial management.

Assist with lay pastoral care duties such as reading the Bible to residents and supporting religious services and activities. Flexible hours are available.

Assist residents in getting to and from their medical appointments at our in-house clinic. Volunteers are needed Monday through Friday during morning hours.

Help escort and assist residents during various programs such as bingo, cooking, arts & crafts, or special events. Volunteers can also visit residents on a one-to-one basis in their rooms or on the unit. Flexible hours are available.

Participate in hands-on workshops to clean and restore monuments and grave markers at Sparta and Dale Cemeteries. Volunteers will receive instruction on proper cleaning techniques and contribute to the preservation of historic sites.

Engage in historic research and assist in the development of educational programs related to the history of Sparta and Dale Cemeteries. Volunteers will help in organizing cultural events and tours to promote historical awareness.

Deliver food to local pantries or homebound people in need. Volunteers will help ensure that food reaches those who are unable to access it themselves.

Assist at our regular mass food distributions. Volunteers will help with setting up, organizing, and distributing food to large groups of people in need.

Volunteers are needed to sort rescued food for distribution to local food pantries. This role is crucial in ensuring that food is properly organized and ready for distribution to those in need.

Volunteers are needed to pick up food for the food rescue program. This involves coordinating with local donors and ensuring timely collection of food items.

Volunteers assist the instructor with guided activities for children ages 0-4, while their parents attend parenting and child development classes. This program is available during the daytime in Mount Kisco, Ossining, and Yonkers.

Volunteers tutor adult learners in English, one-on-one or in small groups. Curriculum and training are provided. Sessions are in the evenings in Ossining and Mount Kisco.

Volunteers assist clients during guided technology classes, helping with computer setup and exercises. Topics include safe password practices and using applications like Gmail and Google Docs. Available in Mount Kisco, Ossining, and Yonkers.

Host a drive to collect newborn essentials, and sort and organize donated baby clothes. This program provides expectant moms with newborn necessities and important educational information to give their babies a healthy start in life.

Provide administrative assistance with data entry, scanning, and patient follow-up at one of our six busy health centers in Westchester and Putnam counties. Spanish bilingual preferred.

Organize our library of donated books, host a book drive for new and gently used books, and read and distribute books to young patients in the Medical Center waiting areas. This role supports early literacy as a critical part of a child’s well-being.

Assist with data entry, scanning, community outreach, and special events. Volunteers are needed to support various departments such as IT, Development, Finance, and Community Outreach.

Help assemble bags of fresh fruit and produce, and break down boxes at our Port Chester Medical Center on Thursday mornings. This role supports the Food is Medicine program in partnership with Feeding Westchester.

Host a toy drive, sort, organize, and distribute toys. Open Door distributes over 3,000 toys during our annual Santa Days to ensure every child has a gift to open during the holiday season.

Assist clients in selecting food at our Choice Pantry located at Grace (Trinity) Church. Volunteers will explain procedures, help with packing food, and ensure a welcoming environment.

Participate in Riverkeeper's water quality monitoring program. Volunteers will collect and sample water quality data from the Hudson River Estuary. A commitment of 6 months is required.

Join the Riverkeeper Sweep, our annual day of service for the Hudson River. Volunteers will help remove trash and invasive species from various locations along the river. This is a hands-on opportunity to make a tangible impact on the environment.

Assist with tabling at events and festivals to spread the word about Riverkeeper's mission. Volunteers will engage with the public, share information, and gather new memberships and donations.

Provide essential office support including mailing, document filing, data entry, and paper shredding. This role is crucial for the smooth operation of Riverkeeper's administrative functions.

Maintain a list of publicity outlets and handle press releases and calendar listings. This role requires moderate time, effort, and thought to effectively promote events.

Assist with administrative tasks such as publicity, stage management, and providing meals or receptions. Responsibilities include maintaining publicity outlets, confirming rehearsal spaces, and assisting with stage setup during rehearsals and performances.

Maintain relationships with donors and apply for grants. This role offers flexibility in the amount of time and effort invested.

Work with the music director to coordinate the chorus and orchestra for each concert and distribute music. This role requires significant time, effort, and thought to ensure smooth operations.

Welcome and guide audience members during concerts. This role requires presence before and after concerts to ensure a smooth experience for attendees.

Ensure rehearsal and performance spaces are available and equipped with necessary resources. This role involves coordinating technical and hospitality staff and requires moderate time and effort.

Assist with the setup and striking of stage equipment during rehearsals and performances. This role requires physical lifting and presence during concert days.

Assist in building outdoor shelters for community cats, starting in October, to provide them with safe and warm environments during colder months.

Provide daily, part-time, or substitute caregiving for cat colonies, ensuring their well-being and monitoring their health. Current volunteer needs are in Yonkers.

Lead the organization and execution of art shows with the Ossining Arts Council. Volunteers will be responsible for coordinating with artists, setting up exhibitions, and ensuring smooth operations during events.

Participate in organizing and executing fundraising events to support the organization's mission and initiatives for community cats.

We are looking for committed individuals who can volunteer a minimum of 12 hours a month and attend regular meetings. Geared towards teens that have a proclivity for medicine or emergency services, the Youth Corp Membership program gives high school students a head-start on building resilience, sensitivity, leadership, and a career. Stony Point EMS provides Youth Corp members with CPR and First Aid certifications, hands-on experience, and access to senior corp members. | Requirements: No prior experience or training is required. | Categories: Junior Members

We are looking for committed individuals who can volunteer a minimum of 12 hours a month. As Emergency Vehicle Operator, you are responsible for safely transporting patient and crew to the hospitals in addition to assisting the EMT on scene with basic tasks. By joining our agency and taking our comprehensive course, you'll have the opportunity to contribute to the safety and well-being of those in need. Stony Point Ambulance Corps is fortunate to have a growing team of over 40 dedicated volunteers who work tirelessly to provide emergency medical services to the Town of Stony Point and its surroundings. These volunteers are the backbone of our organization, and their commitment ensures that residents receive timely and professional medical assistance. The volunteers come from diverse backgrounds and bring their unique expertise, which has been instrumental in building the Corps into a trusted and indispensable institution in the community. | Requirements: No prior experience or training is required. | Categories: Other

We are looking for committed individuals who can volunteer a minimum of 12 hours a month. As an Emergency Medical Technician, you provide crucial care and stabilization to patients before they reach the hospital. EMT training is provided by the county and is completely free to our members. Join our agency, serve our community, and gain valuable training and experience in this highly respected field. Stony Point Ambulance Corps is fortunate to have a growing team of over 40 dedicated volunteers who work tirelessly to provide emergency medical services to the Town of Stony Point and its surroundings. These volunteers are the backbone of our organization, and their commitment ensures that residents receive timely and professional medical assistance. The volunteers come from diverse backgrounds and bring their unique expertise, which has been instrumental in building the Corps into a trusted and indispensable institution in the community. | Requirements: No prior experience or training is required. | Categories: EMT

We are looking for committed individuals who can provide their time and talents as needed. In addition to the Association, Stony Point Ambulance Corps proudly maintains the only EMS Auxiliary program in the county, which comprises over 20 dedicated members. This Auxiliary program is vital in supporting the Corps in various non-medical aspects, including fundraising, administrative work, and community outreach, further enhancing the organization's ability to serve the community effectively. | Requirements: No prior experience or training is required. | Categories: Department Support

Help with the distribution of food at the Mobile Food Pantry located at the Star of Bethlehem Church parking lot. Volunteers will assist in setting up, distributing food, and interacting with clients.

GARNER Arts Center is looking for volunteers to assist with various tasks to support the center's operations and events. Volunteers may help with exhibitions, events, and general administrative tasks.

Participate in the Clarkstown for Climate Shoe Drive by collecting shoes to donate and recycle. Volunteers earn one hour of community service for each pair of shoes donated.

Serve on one of our many committees that help implement our programs such as the Artists’ Support Fund Grant Program, the Arts Awards Celebration, the Exhibition Program, and the Professional Development Workshop Program. This role involves planning, organizing, and executing various events and initiatives.

Join the Board of Directors and help lead the organization. This role involves strategic planning, governance, and oversight of the Arts Council's activities and initiatives.

Develop and maintain relationships with sponsors to support events and initiatives. Your role involves identifying potential sponsors and managing sponsorship agreements.

Capture moments at events to help promote awareness and support for women with alopecia areata. Your photos will be used for social media and promotional materials.

Assist in planning and organizing events for women with alopecia areata. Your role will involve coordinating logistics, managing event schedules, and ensuring a smooth execution of events.

Engage with media outlets to promote the mission and events of Bald Girls Do Lunch. Your responsibilities include drafting press releases and maintaining media relationships.

Manage and create content for social media platforms to increase awareness and engagement for Bald Girls Do Lunch. Your role includes developing strategies and interacting with the online community.

Have a passion for the Appalachian Trail? Become a monitor of the trail boundaries that surround this historic, beloved trail. Volunteers will ensure the trail boundaries are well-maintained and protected.

Get out on the trails and also help with our maps and books by becoming a Publications Field Checker! You can play an important role in the production of our maps and books by helping to review and verify maps, trail descriptions, and information about a park as part of a map or book project.

If you have an interest in helping to manage the production of a map or book, consider becoming a Publications Project Manager! The duties vary depending on the type and scope of each project, but the Project Manager plays a key role in organizing the project and seeing it through to completion.

The Local Trail Committee Chair (Trail Chair) is an important part of the Trail Conference. Trail Chairs take a big-picture view of a region and work with a Program Coordinator to build a positive future for all the trails and volunteers they oversee.

Join one of our Trail Crews for a day or a full season restoring and building sustainable trails for all! Volunteers will work on various trail projects to ensure trails are safe and accessible.

Trail Supervisors are a key part of the Trail Conference. They oversee a team of Trail Maintainers and ensure the trails in their assigned area are maintained in good condition.

Do you have an interest in our maps and books and want to help with their production? The Publications Committee is a group of trail-loving volunteers who work hard to produce quality publications, and we could use your help!

Assist in programs and services for people with developmental disabilities, behavioral health challenges, and chronic medical needs. Support community outreach and charitable events throughout the year.

Volunteer firefighter | Requirements: None. Training will be provided. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support

Volunteer Life Coaches at VCS are trained to create a safe, non-judgmental and supportive space for clients to share and work through their concerns. Sessions are held once per week for 50 minutes and are completely confidential.

Youth for Hospice empowers the younger generation to understand the importance of hospice care and giving back to their community. Volunteers can participate in various activities and events organized by the program.

Volunteers provide companionship to patients, assist in the office, serve in the community, sit vigil with grieving family members, and help in fundraising. Volunteering with United Hospice is a deeply fulfilling experience.

Do you live in the 10989? The Valley Cottage Fire Department has a spot for you! The mission of the Valley Cottage Engine Company No. 1 is "To provide the highest level of fire protection, fire prevention, rescue and emergency services at an affordable cost to the residents and businesses of Valley Cottage." We need and appreciate your help in achieving this mission. Established in 1914, the Valley Cottage Engine Company No. 1 is a leading provider of emergency services in Rockland County, protecting residents and businesses in Valley Cottage and surrounding towns and cities. We provide comprehensive fire fighting, vehicle extrication and fire prevention education from our firehouse. We are a 100% volunteer non-profit organization. The Valley Cottage Fire Engine Company No. 1’s team of approximately 50 active volunteer firefighters is comprised of your neighbors, your friends and maybe even your relatives. They’re people just like you – with families, jobs and active lifestyles who still find time to give back to their community. Valley Cottage Fire Engine Company No. 1 offers a friendly environment for you to discover your capabilities and make the most of your volunteering investment. The department currently maintains a fleet of two pumpers, one aerial ladder truck, a rescue truck, a patrol vehicle and three command vehicles for the chiefs. Valley Cottage Fire Engine Company No. 1 seeks volunteers to bolster its ranks in a diverse range of services. We offer a long list of benefits and a friendly, fun professional atmosphere. | Requirements: Although no previous experience or training is required, you need more than just a desire to help people. You also need courage and dedication, assertiveness, and a willingness to learn new skills and face new challenges. Our service is one that calls on its members to perform hot, sweaty, dirty, strenuous work, often in uncertain and hazardous environments. Our volunteers need to be team players, respecting each other’s role and contributions. You need to be able to work on-call and to deal with occasional interruptions to your lifestyle, dropping what you’re doing at the ‘tones’ to respond to the emergency needs of your fellow citizen. Company members are expected to participate in a minimum of 50 activities annually. Fire department activities encompass responses to emergency calls, training sessions, drills to maintain the fire apparatus and equipment, meetings and other miscellaneous activities. While emergency calls occur at any time of the day and week, most drills take place on Sunday mornings and Monday evenings. The second Monday of every month is the Company meeting where administrative matters are discussed and handled. We offer a lot of benefits you can expect from us, and in return there are certain objectives we expect you to meet: TO APPLY: You must be at least 16 years of age to apply. A statement of parental or guardian consent must accompany an application from anyone under the age of 18 years old. You must be a US citizen. You must be physically, intellectually and emotionally capable of performing the duties according to your area of assignment. You must reside within or near the Valley Cottage Fire District. You must have no arrests or convictions for arson. UPON ACCEPTANCE: 1) New members must complete a new recruit orientation program before responding to emergency incidents. 2) New recruits must successfully pass, within 90 days of notification of acceptance, an OSHA physical examination with illicit drug testing conducted by our designated physician and paid for by the fire department. 3) New members will be considered on probation for a period of 9 months. Their probationary activities will be reviewed within 30 days of their ninth month of active service and the probationary member will be recommended for continued service or termination at that time. 4) Removal from probationary status requires that the aforementioned requirements be fulfilled along with the probationary requirements of their membership classification. 5) New firefighters must attend regularly scheduled or special drills during the probationary period. 6) New firefighters must complete, within one year of notification of acceptance, the New York State Firefighter 1 basic firefighter training course. This entails either 128 hours of in-person classes over a set schedule (Basic Exterior Firefighting Operations followed by Interior Firefighting Operations), or, a blended learning Firefighter 1 course (26 units of on-site skills training and 22 units of independent online learning) over a set 9 week period. Probationary firefighters will not be allowed to attend any other courses prior to completion of the New York State Firefighter 1 course. Failure to complete the minimum training requirements can result in termination of membership. | Categories: Firefighter

Adult 18 and up, willing to take the necessary training to become an interior or exterior department member. | Requirements: Resident of Pleasantville, NY. Able to attend monthly meetings, attend a % of fire calls. | Categories: Firefighter

Distribute information at local health expos, malls, fairs, and other community events. Engage with local businesses and community groups to spread awareness about Support Connection's services.

Participate in pre-walk special events and activities, and assist on the day of the walk to support participants and ensure a smooth event.

Volunteer at Support Connection's store, Fantastic Finds, which is open Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 4:30 pm. Tasks include customer service, inventory management, and general store upkeep.

Assist with various Support Connection events and fundraisers, including the Support-A-Walk and other special events. Tasks may include event setup, registration, and participant assistance.

Help protect the public in emergency situations. Respond to a wide variety of calls, such as car crashes, chemical spills, flooding, water rescue and general rescue as well as fires. | Requirements: Live within Rockland county. Must be at least 16 years of age with parental consent. | Categories: Firefighter

Organize and host a fundraising event to benefit Family Services of Westchester. Events can range from picnics to cocktail parties, with the goal of raising funds and awareness.

Volunteers are needed to drive older adults to medical appointments and shopping trips through the RideConnect program. This role is crucial in helping seniors maintain their independence and access essential services.

Organize a food drive in your neighborhood to collect donations for the Bread of Life Rye Food Pantry. This opportunity allows you to engage your community and earn community service hours.

Join the Westchester County Youth Councils to promote community service and leadership among middle and high school students. Volunteers will engage in various community service projects.

As a mentor, you will provide supportive mentoring that improves self-worth for young people. You need to be authentic, genuinely care, and just keep showing up. Connections will fully equip you with the skills and support necessary to be great.

Spend a minimum of eight hours per month with a mentee, providing guidance and support. Commit to at least a one-year relationship and successfully complete the screening process.

Student volunteers can gain valuable experience by assisting with various programs at Abbott House. Responsibilities may include tutoring, organizing recreational activities, or supporting administrative functions.

Group Mentors commit to a minimum of one series of 3-5 round table discussions and/or teachings about a topic of mutual interest. There will be 3-10 girls for each series, and mentors must successfully complete a screening process.

Provide transportation for members to and from medical appointments. Volunteers must be CAN members and provide a photocopy of their driver's license and insurance card for a routine DMV check.

Assist in expanding the Pollinator Pathway by helping to plant and maintain pollinator gardens. Volunteers will work with a community of gardeners to create supportive environments for pollinators.

Help other CAN members in non-medical situations with tasks such as computer/technology assistance, dog walking, home organization, grocery shopping, social phone calls, friendly visits, and gardening & plant care.

Engage with the community to promote the Pollinator Pathway initiative. Volunteers will help organize events and spread awareness about the importance of pollinators.

Assist members with health-related situations following an injury, while recuperating from a hospital stay, or when in need of support in other medically related situations. Coordinate with Certified Drivers and CAN Do Volunteers to arrange transportation and other needs.

Oversee and coordinate volunteer activities to ensure the successful expansion of the Pollinator Pathway. Supervisors will manage volunteer schedules and provide guidance during gardening projects.

We are looking for Volunteer Firefighters ages 16 and older. No matter what age you are there is always a job for someone | Requirements: You can take all the classes you need after you join | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers assist seniors with light gardening, small repairs, and household tasks such as changing light bulbs and hanging pictures. No specific skills are required, just a willingness to help.

Assist in organizing and participating in social and cultural events for seniors, including holiday parties and community gatherings. Volunteers should enjoy social interaction and event planning.

Provide transportation for community members to medical appointments, social and cultural events, and other necessary destinations. Help ensure that our members can access essential services and maintain social connections.

Provide support to seniors with technology-related tasks, including setting up email, printers, and helping with computers and cell phones. Volunteers should have basic technology skills and patience.

Join the Sleepy Hollow Volunteer Fire Department. 100% volunteer since 1876. | Requirements: 14 years of age to become a Junior Firefighter. 17 years of age to become an active member in one of our five (5) companies. | Categories: Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support, Other, Junior Members, Fire Corps, Firefighter

Join over 25,000 community members who have contributed to the care and revitalization of Westchester’s parks. Volunteers help maintain the beauty and vitality of these spaces for all to enjoy.

Help improve our environment through hands-on science. Volunteers will participate in activities aimed at cleaning and preserving local rivers.

Collaborate with the Bronx River Alliance in a community science program to assess the water quality of the Bronx River. This hands-on science project aims to improve the local environment.

Help residents with financial planning, including budgeting, Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), health proxies, and living wills.

Provide support to residents through birthday celebrations, outings to local events, grocery or prescription pick-up, and 'are-you-okay' phone calls.

Provide advice and/or labor for garden maintenance at A-HOME houses. Help keep the gardens beautiful and functional for residents to enjoy.

Participate in holiday shopping and celebrations, spring and fall yard clean-ups, and a spring tag sale. Volunteers help maintain the community spirit and support residents during special occasions.

Join the committee to help organize fundraising events and special activities. Support A-HOME's mission by engaging the community and raising necessary funds.

Assist residents by driving them to doctor and other appointments. Ensure residents have access to necessary services and appointments.

Assist in painting and freshening up rooms when new residents move in. Ensure that living spaces are welcoming and well-maintained.

Our Delivery Volunteers are essential in getting nutritious food to our neighbors in need. Volunteers deliver groceries to clients who are unable to access traditional food pantries, providing them with nutrient-dense foods that help manage chronic illnesses and improve their quality of life.

High school students help elementary students maintain academic skills over the summer. The program runs for five weeks at Mount Kisco Elementary School.