Assist in managing and coordinating various projects and initiatives within the organization. Volunteers will ensure projects are completed on time and within scope.

Support the development of neighborhood leadership and community capacity-building programs. Volunteers will help organize training sessions and workshops.

Assist in researching and writing grant proposals to secure funding for the organization's projects. Volunteers will work closely with the fundraising team.

Help establish and maintain partnerships with other organizations and sponsors. Volunteers will engage in networking and relationship-building activities.

Assist in developing and executing marketing strategies to promote the organization's mission and initiatives. Volunteers will work on advertising campaigns and social media outreach.

Individuals or groups are invited to sort clothes for Hope’s Closet, an in-house thrift store where everything is free for the women and families served by YWCA Dayton. This is a popular volunteer opportunity that helps provide essential clothing to those in need.

Help is needed for YWCA Dayton's signature fundraisers, which are only possible because of dedicated volunteers. Inquire about upcoming opportunities to support these important events.

Volunteers are needed to assist in the Downtown Dayton kitchen on Fridays, Saturdays, or Sunday mornings from 10am-6pm. Any amount of time you can give is greatly appreciated to help serve meals to women and children in the shelter.

Volunteers are needed to assist with tutoring, holiday parties, and hosting monthly birthday parties for children living in the domestic violence shelter. This role is crucial in providing support and joy to the children in the program.

Application for high school volunteers performing cleaning or front desk tasks.

Assist with administrative tasks such as filing, data entry, and organizing documents to support the operations of Goodwill Easterseals Miami Valley. Volunteers will help improve efficiency and productivity.

Serve as a mentor to individuals with disabilities, providing guidance and support to help them achieve their personal and professional goals. Volunteers will enhance the quality of life for those they assist.

Broadcast readings of local and regional newspapers, magazines, and books to people with visual disabilities. Volunteers help keep the visually impaired community informed and connected.

Join us in the Food Pantry to assist with intake and operations from Monday to Thursday, 9 AM to 2:30 PM, or help with reset and restocking from 2 PM to 5 PM. No experience is needed, just a willingness to help our community.

If you have medical experience, consider volunteering in our Medical Clinic on Mondays from 8 AM to 12 PM or Thursdays from 12:30 PM to 5 PM. Your skills will help us provide essential health services to those in need.

Assist with the transportation of cats to and from veterinary appointments, foster homes, and adoption events. Ensure the safe and timely movement of animals.

Provide temporary homes and socialization for friendly adult cats and young kittens removed from colonies. Help prepare them for adoption into permanent homes.

Provide mentorship to young ladies, guiding them to become better versions of themselves. Mentors will offer support, share experiences, and help mentees set and achieve personal goals.

Volunteers selected through the Cheryl B. Harner Wonder Fund will assist at Midwest Native Plant Society events, contributing 2–3 hours of volunteer work per day. This opportunity allows volunteers to learn from leading naturalists while gaining hands-on experience in nature conservation.

Assist in organizing and participating in community outreach events to inspire and empower young ladies. Volunteers will help coordinate activities and engage with the community to promote the organization's mission.