Engage with visitors at the Keeper's House Visitor Center, providing information about the history and significance of the Old Croton Aqueduct. Volunteers help enhance the visitor experience through education and hospitality.

Assist in maintaining the Old Croton Aqueduct trail by reporting issues such as downed trees, trail washouts, and illicit use. Volunteers help keep the trail safe and accessible for all visitors.

Participate in monthly Midnight Runs to distribute food and engage in meaningful conversations with homeless individuals. Volunteers are encouraged to connect with the people they serve, making a positive impact on both sides.

Assist in planning and executing the annual Thanksgiving Dinner for the Homeless. Volunteers will help prepare meals, serve food, and engage with attendees to create a welcoming and supportive environment.

Help at community, awareness, and social events throughout the year. From being a committee member to helping the day of the event, we need your assistance.

Like to be on the computer? Like to work on projects? Each Playhouse is always looking for administrative volunteers to help with thank you letters, creating books for our literacy program, database entry and more!

Support program leaders, help with setup and takedown of materials, assist with activities like yoga, Zumba, karate, or tutoring in a literacy program. Specific training provided for tutors.

Individual and family volunteers participate in activities that support the well-being of children and families served by Abbott House. Opportunities may include mentoring, tutoring, or helping with special events.

Corporate volunteers work with Abbott House to support various programs and initiatives, helping to improve the lives of children and families in need. Volunteers may engage in activities such as organizing events, providing mentorship, or assisting with administrative tasks.

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.

Volunteers are needed to assist project facilitators in weighing and packing dried ingredients that can be donated to food pantries. Other projects include creating hand-decorated boxes, tote bags, and cards that are donated with the food products. This is a great opportunity for college students as well as retired teachers, especially those with experience in special education!

Assist with the maintenance and preservation of the gardens, including planting, weeding, and general upkeep. Volunteers will work under the guidance of experienced horticulturists to ensure the gardens remain a beautiful and welcoming space for visitors.

Volunteers help maintain the preserve by removing invasive plants, trail maintenance, planting, and clean-up. This opportunity provides community service hours and involves outdoor work including carrying, pulling, and bending. Volunteers <14 years old need to be accompanied by a guardian.

Volunteers help maintain the preserve, including tasks such as removal of invasive plants, trail maintenance, planting, and clean-up. Work is outdoors and may include carrying, pulling, and bending.

Volunteer attorneys provide pro bono legal services to nonprofit organizations, helping them navigate various legal challenges. This role involves offering expertise in areas such as corporate governance, employment law, intellectual property, and more.

CASA volunteers advocate for children who are under the supervision of the Department of Social Services and Family Court. After completing a 30-hour training, volunteers help monitor the care of their assigned child and advocate for services.

Volunteers in our Host Visitation Program assist families who have children placed in foster care by supervising and supporting them during family visits. These visits are critical and help reduce the trauma children experience by being separated from their families. Volunteers must complete a 15-hour training program.

Facilitate support groups for individuals and families affected by mental illness. Provide a safe and supportive environment for participants to share their experiences and receive emotional support.

Share personal experiences with mental illness to raise awareness and educate the community. Engage in public speaking events organized by NAMI Rockland.

Assist individuals seeking help by providing information, resources, and support over the phone. Help callers navigate mental health services and offer a listening ear.

Share your English speaking skills with an adult in our community. We will train you to teach English as a second language and provide resources for your lessons.

Support the Adaptive Tennis Program by assisting children with special needs in learning tennis skills. Volunteers will help organize drills and games, ensuring a safe and fun environment for all participants.

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

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.

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.

Assist in promoting Fun For Cure, Inc.'s programs and events through social media and other marketing channels. Volunteers will work with the Social Media Promotion Team to raise awareness about the organization's mission.

Lead and coordinate therapeutic recreation sessions for children with special needs and the elderly. Program Leaders will plan and implement activities that promote physical and emotional well-being.

Engage your employees in purpose-driven activities by packing produce, shelf-stable food, or sorting and repacking while giving back to your community.

Make an impact by crafting Help from Home meal bags. These bags, filled with seasonal meals, are perfect to put together remotely at home, with your co-workers, or your local community group.

Volunteers are needed to pack food at our distribution center. This role involves sorting and packing produce, shelf-stable food, and other items to be distributed to our community partners.

Volunteers provide general assistance to staff at the Family Health Center, which offers integrated primary, specialty, and preventative care to community members. Bilingual skills are highly appreciated in this location.

Volunteer & Dog Teams visit inpatients to help reduce anxiety and feelings of isolation. Certification through a pet therapy organization is required.

Healthful Harmonies Volunteers are singers/musicians who provide music at the patient’s bedside to create a pleasant, healing atmosphere. Currently, the hospital is looking for singers and/or musicians who play stringed instruments.

Gift Shop Volunteers assist in the hospital's two boutiques, helping customers enjoy a bit of retail therapy. This role supports the hospital's retail operations and enhances the visitor experience.

Volunteers in the Emergency Department serve as a liaison between patients, families, and staff, ensuring they have everything they need for comfort. This role is vital in providing support during emergency situations.

Volunteers create and donate handmade items such as origami, jewelry, small pictures, paintings, poetry, knitted or crocheted items, and greeting cards for distribution to patients, staff, and gift shops. This role allows volunteers to engage with the hospital community in a meaningful way.

Life Story Facilitators are specifically trained to interview patients who have agreed to be part of the Life Story Narrative Program and record the patient’s life story. Facilitators must be able to listen, converse, and possess excellent writing skills.

Volunteers provide administrative assistance in various office capacities, strengthening their data review and entry, copying, scanning, and phone work skills.

The Caregiver Support Program is designed to provide support and resources to those caring for loved ones facing acute or chronic illness. Volunteers provide emotional support, counseling, and help families navigate the hospital system.

Volunteers work alongside the Patient Transport team to help escort transport patients and visitors throughout the hospital and transport materials as needed. This role is vital in ensuring smooth operations within the hospital.

Extend a warm, friendly welcome, greet patients and visitors, and provide direction as needed at the information desk and reception areas.

Assignments are available for students ages 16 to 17 to work with staff in clinical and nonclinical areas. Students will benefit from learning, observing, and interacting with patients, families, and staff, enhancing the patient and family experience.

Provide Healing Touch therapy to patients and caregivers. The hospital sponsors certification training for selected volunteers.

Patient Experience Volunteers provide a welcoming environment to inpatients and family members, engage in friendly, non-clinical conversation, and provide a listening ear when needed. They help connect patients/families to hospital resources and act as a liaison with staff.

Early Ambulation Program Volunteers assist, accompany, and encourage identified inpatients to ambulate and move from one place to another. Training will be provided by designated Physical Medicine & Rehab staff. Volunteers are asked to commit to 6 months of service.

Accompany and assist members on outings to cultural, entertainment, or shopping destinations, enhancing their social experiences.

Visit members who find it difficult to get out. A friendly visit can be once a week or once a month, providing companionship and support.

Gramatan Village is seeking Volunteer Ambassadors to attend events and meet with members in Southern Westchester, including Bronxville, Tuckahoe, Eastchester, Scarsdale, and Mount Vernon. This volunteer opportunity involves socializing with others and discussing Gramatan Village with others.

Accompany a member to appointments or visits out of the home, providing support and companionship.

Call members to 'check in' and provide social interaction, making a real difference in someone's day.

Help members by running errands in the Village, especially if you enjoy walking and assisting others.

Computer skills helpful. Join the team in the office and help answer phones, greet visitors, and work with us on special projects.

Accompany a member grocery shopping and help with packages, or pick up the list and do the shopping for them.

Drive members to errands, medical appointments, and grocery shopping, ensuring they have access to essential services.

Volunteers are needed to greet the public, conduct tours, and enhance the visitor experience at the historic Percy Grainger Home & Studio. This role involves sharing knowledge about the Grainger family and their contributions to music and culture.

Outreach Ambassadors attend health and community fairs representing CSCNYCT and share information about the wide range of programs and services offered.

Gilda’s Curators help maintain the clubhouse by assisting with tidying and light upkeep, ensuring a welcoming environment for visitors.

Youth Committee Volunteers are high school students who raise awareness about cancer support in their schools and communities through planning events and developing outreach materials.

Reception Volunteers provide a warm welcome when someone calls or visits Cancer Support Community Greater NY & CT. They also help individuals register for programs.

Caterers prepare homemade goods or other refreshments for special events hosted by the organization.

Administrative Volunteers assist with mailings, filing, data entry, and other administrative tasks to support the organization's operations.

Student T.U.C Volunteers are individuals under the age of 18 who are in middle or high school. They are encouraged to participate in community service and contribute to the organization's mission.

A Trusted T.U.C Volunteer is expected to consistently show up for events and give their best effort to the position they sign up for. Volunteers are encouraged to embody the belief that 'If there's a will, there's a way!'

A T.U.C Volunteer is determined to succeed and give their all in their volunteering efforts. Volunteers are expected to embrace maturity by admitting the truth and contributing positively to the community.

Provide invaluable support at tutorial centers across campus, helping students develop their reading, writing, math, science, and computer skills.

Assist with special projects that enhance the campus experience, such as restoring the beauty of historic landscaping and assisting with cultural arts programs.

Host weekly chats with ESL students, fostering confidence in their English-speaking abilities. Engage in direct one-on-one and small group interactions with students throughout the semester.

Job coaches help our trainees learn and perform their work duties while teaching problem-solving skills, workplace social skills, and emotional regulation. The role of the job coach is to understand and support the social, emotional, and cognitive issues of the trainee(s) and help them achieve their program goals.

We are seeking teens and young women with good social skills to work alongside trainees and serve as peer models. Volunteers will help prepare used American Girl merchandise for sale and learn the tasks and processes that our trainees use.

Our small organization welcomes help in areas such as development and fundraising, events, strategy, PR, marketing, retail, corporate partnerships, and more. Call Robin to discuss how you would like to contribute.

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

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.

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.

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.

Assist adult learners in obtaining their High School Equivalency (HSE) diploma by providing tutoring and support in various subjects. Volunteers should be patient and passionate about education.

Become a volunteer at Heartsong and make a positive impact in the lives of Heartsong clients. Join an interactive team of creative arts therapists to help individuals experience the positive effects of creative arts therapy.

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.

Career Coaches mentor YPIE college juniors and seniors through the process of creating a personalized internship and job application plan, searching for opportunities, and preparing strong applications.

Science Research Mentors assist students in conducting research, suggesting reading materials, providing feedback, and editing research papers. Mentors commit to a 2-year term.

Starting in the summer between junior and senior year and continuing through December, YPIE Essay Coaches provide support to our Scholars and Fellows as they write their college essays, a critical part of the college application process.

Science Internship Coaches work with 10th Grade Science Research Scholars to apply for summer internships, ensuring all components of the applications are completed before deadlines.

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.

Help prevent the loss of literacy skills in students during the summer break by engaging them in reading activities at local public libraries.

College Zone Tutors work with students one-on-one or in small groups to provide individualized instruction in a variety of high school level subjects. Tutors commit to at least one day per week for two hours per day.

Provide free academic support to public school students, helping them with literacy, basic math, and other academic skills. Volunteers are trained to use the most up-to-date approaches to literacy/academic support and mentoring.

YPIE Graduation Coaches develop meaningful relationships with Scholars, serve as conduits to broaden their horizons, provide connections to resources to help them reach their potential, and support them through high school graduation. Graduation Coaches meet with their Scholars two times per month and are provided a curriculum to guide those meetings.

Assist elementary school students with homework and literacy skills after school. Volunteers include senior adults, college, and high school-aged mentors who engage students in academic development activities.

Assist with housekeeping, maintenance, and daily household activities to provide comfort to houseguests. Volunteers must commit to a minimum of two 3-hour shifts per month for at least one year.

Assist with providing our houseguests with a pleasant and comfortable stay by helping with housekeeping, maintenance, and day-to-day house activities. Volunteers are required to contribute a minimum of two 3-hour scheduled shifts per month for at least one year.

Assist the staff with receiving guests and phone calls, directing guests, and making them feel welcomed and comfortable. Volunteers are required to contribute a minimum of one 3-hour scheduled shift per week for at least one year.

Volunteers assist the staff throughout the hospital and outpatient programs, providing services such as circulating books, assisting office staff, and helping at the Gift Shop and Front Desk. Volunteers are matched with appropriate assignments to support patients and nursing home residents.

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Partner with rising seniors to support them throughout the college admissions process. Coaches assist with the entire college application process, from building their college lists and writing personal statements, to completing the Common Application and providing guidance and encouragement.

Review and provide feedback on Scholars’ personal statements and supplemental essays to ensure their submissions are high-quality and error-free. Skilled volunteers with exceptional writing and editing skills are strongly encouraged to apply!

Work one-on-one with First-Gen Forward Scholars in college who are actively seeking internship and employment opportunities. Support Scholars with updating their resumes and cover letters so they can showcase their experiences and achievements in this competitive job market.

Support families as they navigate the complexities of the financial aid process. Assist with completing and submitting financial aid applications (FAFSA, NYS TAP, and CSS Profile); reviewing financial award letters; and identifying options for narrowing the college cost gap.