Provide music lessons, assist with recording sessions, or DJ music events. Volunteers will help foster a creative and engaging atmosphere for youth interested in music.

Assist with tutoring, engage with teens, and help with light clean-up tasks. Volunteers will support the daily operations of the center and ensure a welcoming environment for all participants.

Assist with building maintenance, repairs, and projects. Volunteers with skills in skilled craft or trade will help maintain a safe and functional environment for all activities.

Engage with youth through graffiti art, graphic design, and other art projects. Volunteers will inspire creativity and self-expression among participants.

Assist with computers, movie nights, and visual arts projects. Volunteers will help integrate technology into the center's activities, enhancing the learning experience for participants.

Write articles for the Crystal Lake Historical Society's newsletter based on research of local history, events, and notable figures. Volunteers will contribute to the society's communication efforts by providing engaging and informative content.

Organize files, books, and periodicals in the Crystal Lake Historical Society's library and archives. Volunteers will ensure that historical documents and resources are properly stored and accessible for research and educational purposes.

Assist with restoration and building projects for the Crystal Lake Historical Society. Volunteers will use woodworking skills to help maintain and restore historical structures and artifacts.

Conduct research on old buildings, families, and businesses in Crystal Lake to support the society's archival and educational projects. Volunteers will gather and analyze historical data to contribute to the society's knowledge base.

Sew costumes and collection materials for the Crystal Lake Historical Society's events and displays. Volunteers will use their sewing skills to create period-appropriate attire and accessories.

Assist in the proper storage and care of the Crystal Lake Historical Society's archives and collections. Volunteers will help preserve historical artifacts and documents for future generations.

Perform data entry for indexes, accessions, cemetery inventories, and more. Volunteers will support the Crystal Lake Historical Society's efforts to maintain accurate and comprehensive records.

Learn to give tours of the Colonel Palmer House and other historic structures in Crystal Lake. Volunteers will educate visitors about the area's history and significance.

Organize fundraising events and projects to support the Crystal Lake Historical Society's mission of preserving local history. Volunteers will plan, coordinate, and execute events to engage the community and raise funds.

Participate in acting and first-person portrayals for the Crystal Lake Historical Society's events. Volunteers will bring history to life through engaging performances and storytelling.

Develop and create displays for the Crystal Lake Historical Society to showcase local history and artifacts. Volunteers will design and set up engaging exhibits for public viewing.

Assist in organizing and running family and community events, ensuring a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for all participants. Volunteers help set up, engage with families, and support event activities.

Support the day-to-day activities of the Day Program for adults with developmental disabilities. Volunteers work alongside staff to facilitate life skills, social development, and personal growth activities.

Assist with technology-related tasks and projects to support the organization's mission. Volunteers will help implement and maintain technological solutions.

Offer mentorship to individuals in the weavers community, providing guidance and support to help them succeed in their personal and professional lives.

Provide tutoring services to students, helping them achieve their educational goals. Volunteers will work with students to improve their academic performance and understanding of subjects.

Assist trainers during in-person dog training sessions, transport trainee dogs to and from training sessions or events, and provide exercise, socialization, and love to trainee dogs. Facility maintenance such as organizing and cleaning is also required. Minimum commitment of 2 hours per month.

Participate in event planning committees, tasks leading up to events such as research and marketing, and assist on the day of the event with setup, breakdown, and program representation. Minimum commitment of 2 hours per month or a full day of the event.

Join us every Saturday at Moraine Hills Woodland to help restore the rare plant and animal life by removing invasive brush and noxious weeds. Families are welcome, and volunteers should come dressed for outdoor work.

Transportation volunteers help move Labrador retrievers from shelters or previous homes to safe locations. This role involves driving and coordinating with other volunteers to ensure the safe transport of dogs.

Home visit volunteers conduct visits to potential adopters' homes to ensure a suitable environment for Labrador retrievers. These visits are crucial for the adoption process and help increase the number of successful adoptions.

Foster care volunteers provide temporary homes for Labrador retrievers, helping them learn new skills and get ready for adoption. Veterinary expenses are covered, and volunteers can participate in selecting the adoptive home for their foster dog.

Assist Jazz Up with web design tasks to enhance their online presence. Volunteers will work on improving the website's functionality and aesthetics to better serve the organization's mission.

Volunteers will engage with youth participants to build authentic relationships and support their personal and professional growth. Mentors are expected to provide guidance and encouragement to help participants achieve their goals.

Volunteers will assist in developing and providing resources to support participants' post-secondary education plans and career aspirations. Coaches are expected to guide participants through career planning and decision-making processes.

Help manage Jazz Up's social media accounts to increase engagement and reach. Volunteers will create and schedule posts, interact with followers, and develop strategies to promote Jazz Up's activities.

Volunteers will assist with various tasks at the Illinois Railway Museum during the Day Out with Thomas event. Responsibilities include managing lines, selling concessions, and assisting with games and activities. High school students can volunteer independently, while parents and guardians can volunteer on behalf of students.

Help restore the health of Volo Bog by participating in activities like removing invasive species and maintaining the unique ecosystem. Volunteers should bring water, snacks, and wear protective clothing.

Engage in advocacy efforts by writing letters, talking with legislators, and sharing personal stories to promote mental health awareness and policy change.

Volunteers are needed for fostering, dog walking, grooming, transport, and photography. These roles are crucial in supporting the rescue and rehoming efforts of Bonafied Animal Rescue.

Facilitate support groups for individuals and families affected by mental illness. Volunteers will provide a safe space for sharing experiences and offering mutual support.

Participate in field operations to support survivors and raise awareness about human trafficking. Tasks may include outreach activities, distributing educational materials, and assisting in rescue missions.

Assist with administrative tasks such as answering phones, organizing data, and managing mailings to support NAMI's operations.

Assist with various administrative tasks to support the organization's mission to combat human trafficking. Responsibilities may include data entry, organizing files, and assisting with communications.

Volunteers are needed to set up, serve, and clean up at various soup kettles throughout the week. Choose a day and location that best suits your schedule to help serve meals to those in need.

Participate in planning and organizing year-round events for Elgin Pride, including preparation for the annual parade and festival. Volunteers will work with the community to create inclusive and engaging events.

Assist on the day of the parade and festival by helping with event setup, guiding attendees, and ensuring smooth operations. Volunteers may also represent Elgin Pride at other Elgin-area events throughout the year.

Sell raffle tickets to attendees inside the event venue. Volunteers must be 21 or older and comfortable handling cash transactions.

Assist with the sale and organization of merchandise at the event. Volunteers should be friendly and able to handle transactions.

Lead the registration process for the Purple Plunge event, ensuring smooth operations and assisting participants. Must be organized and able to manage a team of volunteers.

Help decorate the tents for the event, creating a welcoming and festive atmosphere. Volunteers should have a creative flair and attention to detail.

Assist participants in the men's changing tent, ensuring a smooth and organized process. Volunteers should be high school age or older.

We are seeking individuals skilled in fencing, carpentry, roofing, HVAC, security, electrical, plumbing, construction, demolition, and landscaping to donate their time and talents to get our facilities ready for residents.

We need help preparing our property to begin renovations. Volunteers will assist in various tasks to ready the site for upcoming projects.

When renovations begin on the property, we will need volunteers with low-tech installation skills to help keep labor costs down on projects such as guillotine doors for our kennel.

Are you a jack-of-all-trades that can lend a hand where needed? Contact us to see where we can put you to work!

Gather and give for community critical needs from public and private sectors. Coordinate, pack, and redistribute donations back into struggling communities, and join local or long-distance drives to deliver donations for people and animals.

Join the animal rescue team to save lives left without support. Provide medical and nutritional support to communities in crisis and work with rescue organizations, shelters, and animal controls.

Develop and expand educational materials for advocacy issues and community compassion. Partner with schools to guide youth on compassionate community and pet welfare topics.

Connect and communicate with community members, corporations, and rescue partners through media channels. Assist in marketing, social media updates, blogging, and creating advocacy materials to maintain transparency.

Participate in outdoor restoration workdays at the Carl Hansen Woods/Poplar Creek Forest Preserve. Volunteers will engage in activities such as habitat restoration, learning about native Illinois habitats, and enjoying the outdoors. Volunteers must sign a waiver and those under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Assist in creating content for the Poplar Creek Prairie Stewards' communication channels. This role involves writing and researching to support the organization's mission of habitat restoration and community engagement.

Volunteers sign up to make lunches for individuals experiencing homelessness, providing essential meals to those in need.

Volunteers work directly with victims of domestic violence and human trafficking. They must complete 40 hours of training prior to working with clients and may assist with crisis lines, legal advocacy, family visitation centers, and counseling groups for adults and children.

Volunteers create housewarming kits for recently housed clients, helping them transition into their new homes with essential items.

Volunteers assist with non-direct work such as sorting and organizing donations, helping with mailings, calls, and other administrative tasks.

Act as an on-site coordinator during the Jazz Up Summer Combo Camp, helping students get to the right rooms and ensuring they have the necessary materials. Volunteers will assist with the smooth operation of daily camp activities.

Emergency Services Officers support 16 fire departments and 12 police departments on fire/law enforcement scenes. Officers are sworn members of the Hanover Township Emergency Services Unit providing the following tasks: Search and rescue, traffic management, drone flying, debris management, damage assessment, storm spotting, fire hose management, emergency scene lighting, cylinder refilling, gross decontamination, pump-outs. | Requirements: 18 years of age. Successful background; drivers license checks; successful drug screen; successful completion of three month probationary period; recommendation of an HTES Officer | Categories: Junior Members, Department Support, Other, Fire Corps

Get crafty and help fundraise through craft shows. Volunteers can donate crafts or supplies, which may be tax deductible, to support the rescue's fundraising efforts.

Work at events, prepare for fundraisers, or help out behind the scenes. Volunteers with specific talents like photography or event planning are encouraged to join and contribute.

Assist with picking up donated bikes and musical instruments from various locations. Volunteers will help facilitate the donation process and ensure items reach the organization.

Help coordinate events and assist on-site during activities. Volunteers will play a crucial role in organizing and executing events that benefit the community.

Provide introductory music lessons, including how to read music, play scales/chords/rudiments, and tune instruments. Volunteers will inspire children to explore music.

Teach kids about bicycle safety, basic bike care, and simple repairs. Volunteers will help ensure children understand how to safely enjoy cycling.

Daily Cat Care Volunteers are responsible for feeding and cleaning each of the cat kennels. They also provide additional care, grooming, and socialization for the cats to help alleviate stress and maintain their health and sociability while waiting for adoption.

Adoption Counselors assist potential adopters in making a life-long connection with the cats available for adoption. They handle cats for visitors, answer questions, facilitate successful adoption matches, and authorize the adoption of cats in the system.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks to support the operations of Home at Last Pet Rescue. Responsibilities may include helping with events, caring for animals, and administrative tasks. Any help will be appreciated.

Volunteers are needed to handle and care for animals during adoption shows and events, which occur on Saturdays and Sundays. This involves interacting with potential adopters and ensuring the well-being of the animals during the events.

Volunteer at Georgia's Place Bird Sanctuary to support the care of farmed birds. Responsibilities include participating in workdays, event assistance, outreach, and weekly cleaning shifts. Volunteers must be able to lift 25 lbs, work outdoors in all weather, and adhere to the sanctuary's vegan policy.

Join us in Schaumburg, Illinois, to help pack meals for children in need. This event is a great opportunity to make a tangible impact on global hunger and requires volunteers to assist in meal preparation and packaging.

Volunteers will work with community leaders and law enforcement to teach soft skills and life lessons, focusing on conflict resolution, tolerance, and respect. Projects include constructing computers, coding, and carpentry.

Participants will engage in community service projects such as fix-it/repair opportunities, community clean-ups, and food and toy drives, applying learnings from other cohorts to improve community situations.

Volunteers will engage with Black/Brown youths, law enforcement, and peers to expand their social and knowledge development. Activities include games, social arts, tutoring, and creative writing/speaking.