Participate in organizing and managing events hosted by Deltona Strong. Responsibilities include setting up venues, assisting attendees, and ensuring events run smoothly to support community engagement.

Provide administrative support to Deltona Strong's operations. Tasks include data entry, organizing files, and assisting with communication efforts to ensure smooth organizational functioning.

Assist in maintaining and growing the Community Gardens at Vann Park. Volunteers will help with planting, watering, and general upkeep of the gardens to support local food sustainability.

Assist in distributing approximately 20,000 pounds of food during community food drops held once every 1-2 months in various cities throughout Volusia County. Volunteers are essential to ensure the smooth operation of these events and help alleviate hunger insecurity in the community.

Participate in campaigns to collect donations and volunteer to pack food bags for children in need. This program encourages kids to help their peers by getting involved in community service and learning the value of giving back.

Join a diverse community of changemakers to address pressing challenges related to social determinants of health. Use your unique skills and experiences to make a difference in the community through various programs and initiatives.

Assist in the care and support of abused, abandoned, and relinquished animals. Volunteers will work with Seminole County Animal Services to improve the quality of life for these animals and help them find new homes.

Participate in medical missions to provide free surgeries and medical care in Jos, Nigeria. Volunteers will assist in various medical roles, including recovery unit support and operating room assistance, to help meet the physical and spiritual needs of over 1,600 people.

Coordinate partnerships and events for Mighty River Recovery, engaging with Rotary Clubs, Chambers of Commerce, and businesses. Help expand the organization's reach and manage potential partnerships.

Participate in rebuilding habitats on the St. Johns River through enclosure builds. No boat required, and scheduling is flexible based on availability. Enclosure builds occur throughout the St. Johns River system.

Lead the fundraising efforts for Mighty River Recovery, including organizing grassroots events and establishing corporate partnerships. Experience in 501(c)3 funding and outdoor industry is beneficial, along with skills in digital exposure and networking.

Help sort and organize incoming donations, ensuring that every item finds its place and is ready to support single mothers in need.

Decorate and pack snack bags for children, including an encouraging message to brighten their day.

Help collect and distribute gently used shoes and clothing to support single mothers in maintaining financial stability.

Organize and participate in food drives to help stock the pantry and provide for families in need, especially during summer and holiday breaks.

Collect and assemble essential hygiene items for families served by E.S.T.H.E.R., providing much-needed support to single mothers.

Assist with setting up and breaking down event spaces, ensuring smooth and efficient operations from start to finish.

Participate in outdoor projects like yard work or painting to improve the living conditions of single mothers and their families.

Volunteers participate in beach clean-ups to maintain a clean and safe environment for wildlife. They collect and record trash data during events like the International Coastal Clean-up and the Adopt-a-Beach program.

Volunteers support educational programs and fundraising efforts year-round. They present programs to schools and civic groups, assist with displays at events, and participate in parades to raise awareness for sea turtle conservation.

From August to November, volunteers search for young sea turtles washed ashore in seaweed deposits. Training is provided to help identify and rescue these turtles, contributing to their conservation.

Interns will gain practical experience working with a grassroots non-profit organization, supporting the needs of the Hispanic Community. Responsibilities include citizenship application assistance, advocacy, voter education, event planning, and volunteer recruitment.

We need parents to be a part of our teen programs to help teens see their full potential. Commit to 15 to 20 hours a month to support various activities and events.

Assist with setting up and breaking down events, participate in adult fundraisers, and help with maintenance tasks to support our teen programs.

Provide educational sessions on spinal cord injuries and related topics by request. Volunteers will share knowledge and experiences to educate patients, families, and healthcare professionals.

Assist in organizing and participating in recreation and social events for individuals with spinal cord injuries. Volunteers will help facilitate activities and ensure a welcoming environment.

Engage with individuals who have spinal cord injuries to provide support and share experiences. Volunteers will participate in online discussions and answer questions about living with a spinal cord injury.

Assist with our major fundraisers during Easter and Christmas, such as 'Egg My House' and gift wrapping events. Volunteers help raise funds to support our rescue efforts.