Volunteers assist with special programs and events as needed throughout the year. This role is flexible and can vary based on the organization's event schedule.

Volunteers work in the gardens, generally on Tuesdays, with some special workdays on Saturdays. The horticulture team provides hands-on learning opportunities for volunteers to engage with the gardens.

Volunteers provide administrative assistance to staff on an as-needed basis, helping with various office tasks to support the organization's operations.

Docents provide information to visitors of the Historic William Brown House during shifts available from Tuesday to Saturday. This role involves engaging with the public and sharing knowledge about the site's history.

Volunteers are needed to monitor Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) in local rivers. This involves identifying and recording SAV species and health to support restoration efforts.

Assist in promoting and implementing bay-friendly landscaping practices. Volunteers will engage with the community to educate and encourage sustainable gardening and landscaping.

Assist with the organization and execution of the Thoroughbred Makeover event, including tasks such as event setup, registration, and providing information to attendees. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the event runs smoothly and successfully.

Volunteers engage in Zoom calls with children at the Welcome House to help them practice English while school is not in session. This role brings joy to the children and helps them stay on top of their English skills.

Join our team of dedicated volunteers to support various programs and services at Arundel Lodge. Volunteers will assist with activities, events, and outreach efforts to help improve the lives of those affected by mental health and substance use disorders.

Join The Salvation Army's disaster response efforts by volunteering to provide basic needs and assistance to those affected by emergencies. Your support will help those who may have lost everything during a disaster.

Make a difference this holiday season by volunteering for various Christmas activities such as ringing bells at red kettles, assisting with the Angel Tree program, or serving holiday meals. Your involvement will bring joy to those in need during the festive season.

Volunteers are needed to provide transportation for youth to various events and activities or to serve as chaperones. This role is crucial for ensuring the safety and accessibility of programs.

As a tutor, you will assist students in various subjects to improve their academic performance. This role requires patience and the ability to explain concepts in an understandable manner.

Mentors provide guidance and support to youth, helping them discover their potential and work towards their goals. This role involves regular meetings and relationship building with assigned mentees.

Volunteers in the Career Network share their professional experiences and insights with youth, helping them explore career options and opportunities. This role involves networking and speaking engagements.

Board and committee members provide strategic direction and governance for the organization. This role involves attending meetings and contributing to organizational planning and decision-making.

Volunteers at BGCAA can engage in various roles, from working directly with children to assisting in administrative tasks. College students are encouraged to match their field of study with respective programs, contributing to the development of young lives.

Join the Surfrider Foundation as a Coastal Defender Volunteer and help tackle the issues facing our oceans, waves, and beaches. Volunteers will engage in local campaigns, participate in beach cleanups, and help raise awareness about environmental issues.

As a tutor, you will help individuals with Down syndrome learn reading or math skills. The commitment is one hour per week for ten weeks, working directly with the family to schedule sessions.

The Program Leader facilitates skill development activities and connects with families during GiGi’s Playhouse Programs. Advanced education or training in developmental therapy, occupational therapy, or a related field is preferred.