Provide temporary homes for pregnant cats, mother cats and their kittens, litters of weaned kittens, and single cats. Volunteers supply love and care, while Castaway Cats covers litter, food, and medical expenses.

Assist in the care, feeding, and rehabilitation of injured or orphaned wildlife. Volunteers will work under the guidance of experienced rehabilitators to help prepare animals for release back into the wild.

As a volunteer with Easterseals, you can offer your time, talents, and expertise to support individuals with disabilities. Opportunities are available at various locations throughout the year, allowing you to contribute your skills in areas such as arts, gardening, or event planning.

Museum Guides provide tours for the general public, groups, and schools. This position requires a commitment of three or more days per month, along with 12-20 hours of required training.

Hearth Cooks will prepare meals over an open fire using historical techniques and recipes. You will invite guests to explore the culinary history of the mid-Atlantic through cooking demonstrations and historical interpretations.

Gardening Volunteers meet on the third Monday morning of each month to help maintain the gardens at the Corbit-Sharp House. This role is ideal for those who enjoy working outdoors and have a passion for gardening.

Receptionists greet and ticket visitors at the Historic Odessa Foundation. This position requires working several days a month during the open season from March through December.

Special Events Volunteers assist during major events throughout the year, serving as interpreters, security personnel, and visitor receptionists. This role is essential for the success of programs like Christmas in Odessa.

As a Librarian or Archives Assistant, you will help catalog research files and other library materials. This position typically meets most Wednesdays and contributes to the organization of the archival collection.

As a School Tour Guide, you will guide students through interactive workshops that highlight different aspects of life in a colonial Delaware town. This role allows you to engage with students and help them experience the history of Odessa firsthand.

Help maintain the Food Bank's farm and garden, which provides fresh produce to those in need. Volunteers will engage in planting, harvesting, and general upkeep of the garden.

Assist with the operation of mobile pantries, helping to distribute food to families in need across Delaware. This role involves engaging with community members and ensuring a smooth distribution process.

Volunteers are needed to pack bags and boxes, sort food donations, assist in the food pantry, help on the farm/garden, and support mobile pantry operations. This role is vital to the Food Bank's mission and requires a commitment to helping those in need.

Participate in the Law Enforcement Torch Run by helping with event coordination, participant engagement, and community outreach. This event raises awareness and funds for Special Olympics athletes.

Join us as a volunteer for the Ride to the Tide event, where you will assist with various tasks including registration, setup, and supporting participants. This is a great opportunity to engage with the community and support athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Volunteer your professional services such as legal, accounting, or website design to support the Military History Institute's initiatives. Your expertise will help in managing administrative costs and enhancing the organization's operations.

Coordinate and manage volunteer training sessions, ensuring all volunteers are properly trained in food safety. This role involves scheduling training sessions and maintaining training records.

Assist in distributing food to families in need, ensuring that they receive the necessary supplies to combat food insecurity. Volunteers will help organize and manage the distribution process.

Volunteers assist with bike repairs, cleaning, organizing parts, and engaging with customers. No prior bicycle experience is required, and volunteers can learn new skills while contributing to community projects and events.

Board members guide the Newark Bike Project, participate in fundraising, community outreach, and attend monthly meetings. Members help promote the mission and support the organization's growth and diversity initiatives.