As a Cat Companion, you will socialize with the cats in our care, helping them feel comfortable with human interactions. This role is essential for their health, wellness, and adoptability.

Outreach Assistants help with outreach and fundraising events by setting up and taking down event sites and distributing flyers. This role is crucial for raising awareness about the shelter's mission.

Shelter Helpers assist with daily operations by helping with laundry, dishes, and other current needs. This role is vital for maintaining the shelter's cleanliness and efficiency.

Kennel Attendants assist with morning cleanings within the cattery or dog runs. Shifts are available every day from 8:00 to 10:30 AM, ensuring a clean and safe environment for the animals.

Dog Walkers help exercise our dogs throughout the day, providing them with the physical activity they need. Volunteers must attend a Dog Walking Orientation before working with the dogs.

Public Relations Helpers promote Mt. Pleasant Animal Shelter by taking pictures and creating highlight videos or content for the shelter. Volunteers must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Participants in the Mitzvah Volunteer Program will connect with children with special needs, providing friendship and support through various activities. This program is designed for students in grades 6 and 7.

Provide fresh meals and care packages for our community’s most vulnerable members. Volunteers pick up freshly cooked meals and/or care packages and deliver them to homebound older adults and Holocaust survivors.

Teen volunteers at LifeTown assist with various activities including helping in the Life Village, supporting recreational programs, and engaging with participants in the Youth Center. This role is ideal for teens looking to make a positive impact in their community.

As a Volunteer Club Member, you will spend a few hours each week getting to know a child with special needs. Engage in activities such as playing games, sports, drawing, and listening to music, making a positive impact on their life.

Corporate volunteers can participate in team-building activities while making a difference. They assist with special events, facility maintenance, and program support, providing valuable resources and expertise to enhance LifeTown's offerings.

Adult volunteers at LifeTown play a crucial role in supporting the various programs and activities. They help with everything from administrative tasks to direct engagement with participants in the therapeutic and recreational areas.

Front-of-house volunteers assist the House Management and Box Office staff with various duties including ushering, taking tickets, and managing concessions. They play a vital role in welcoming patrons and ensuring a pleasant and comfortable theatre experience for everyone.

Behind-the-scenes volunteers provide support in various areas, including the costume shop, scene shop, and different administrative departments. Opportunities may also be available to assist with special events and other organizational needs.

The Listen to Children program pairs volunteers with school-aged children to provide a supportive listening relationship. Volunteers are expected to meet with a child weekly for 45 minutes, helping them express their feelings and navigate challenges.

The Caregiver Respite Program offers respite to caregivers by matching them with volunteers who can visit their loved ones regularly. Volunteers are expected to commit 1-2 hours once a week or every other week, providing companionship and supervision to individuals experiencing memory loss.

Friendly Visitors are matched with homebound older adults to provide companionship and socialization through weekly visits. Volunteers are expected to commit to 1 hour once a week, with a flexible schedule for meetings.

Volunteers pick up and deliver fresh meals and care packages to homebound older adults and Holocaust survivors during holidays. This role involves picking up meals in Livingston or Florham Park and delivering them throughout Essex and Morris Counties.

Assist with tasks that help our office run smoothly, including mailings, phone calls, and data entry. Volunteers provide essential support to our administrative functions.

Join our advocates as they organize letter-writing campaigns, speak to legislators, and phone interested individuals to promote policies supporting Alzheimer's research and care.