Assist in the distribution of fresh produce to community members. Volunteers will help organize produce, distribute to attendees, and assist with clean-up.

Participate in serving breakfast to community members, ensuring a welcoming environment and assisting with meal preparation and clean-up.

Support the monthly food pantry by organizing food items, assisting attendees, and maintaining a clean distribution area.

Assist in serving breakfast to children as part of the Youth Summer Meal Program. Volunteers will help set up, serve meals, and clean up after the event.

Help serve lunch to children in the community. Responsibilities include meal preparation, serving, and ensuring a clean environment post-event.

Volunteers are needed to prepare for and work at various events hosted by Blossoms of Hope. These events are known for being fun and financially successful, helping to fund the organization's programs and projects.

Assist in planting and maintaining pink-blossoming trees to beautify the region. Volunteers will help with planting, watering, and general care of the trees, contributing to the organization's beautification projects.

Volunteer builders and painters assist in the creation and maintenance of exhibits and installations. This role involves hands-on work with various materials and tools, contributing to the artistic and structural aspects of ManneqART's displays.

Fiber artists contribute their skills in textile arts to create unique pieces for ManneqART's exhibits. This role involves designing and crafting wearable sculptures that align with the organization's themes and artistic vision.

As a volunteer docent, you will guide visitors through exhibits, providing information and answering questions about the artworks and the artists. This role is crucial in enhancing the visitor experience and promoting the mission of ManneqART.

Assist with the setup and packing up of the Coral Reef Encounter event. Volunteers will help arrange equipment, decorations, and ensure the venue is ready for participants.

Help manage the event by guiding participants, providing information, and ensuring a smooth experience for all attendees. Volunteers will interact with guests and assist with any inquiries.

Facilitate weekly and monthly support groups for survivors of domestic abuse, providing a safe space for participants to share their experiences and receive encouragement. Volunteers must complete a background check.

Taking Flight is a group of young adult leaders (aged 18 to 26) who use their personal experience with behavioral health challenges and trauma to advocate for positive system changes and support the development of a young adult peer network in Maryland. Taking Flight empowers young adults as they prepare for independent lives, promotes acceptance and education, and works to reduce stigma in areas including mental health, substance use, LGBTQIA+, foster care, and youth justice systems.

Help sort and organize nonperishable food items and hygiene items for community members assisted by the crisis team. Currently, only short-term positions are available on an as-needed basis.

Volunteers are cross-trained to work in the pantry, shower, and laundry areas. All volunteers have direct contact with our guests, with openings on Mondays and Wednesdays, 1:30 – 6 p.m., and Saturdays, 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m.

Help cultivate a growing community by working in community gardens. Volunteers will assist in planting, maintaining, and harvesting crops to increase access to fresh, local food.

Assist in providing and educating families on nutritional needs through the food assistance program. Volunteers will help distribute food and engage with families to promote healthy eating habits.

Support the childcare program by assisting with educational activities and providing care for children. Volunteers will help create a safe and nurturing environment for children to learn and grow.

Provide support to individuals and families by helping them access utility-based assistance. Volunteers will assist in the application process and provide information on available resources.

Participate in community clean-up events organized by EcoAmbassadors, focusing on trash removal and environmental restoration at various locations in Howard County.

Support the planning and execution of piano competition events. Tasks include coordinating logistics, managing schedules, and assisting with event setup and breakdown.

Assist in managing the flow of guests during piano competition events. Responsibilities include guiding attendees to their seats, providing event information, and ensuring a smooth experience for all participants and visitors.

Coordinate large group volunteer activities, including corporate teams and community groups, to participate in environmental conservation projects. Responsibilities include organizing tasks and ensuring safety protocols.

Assist in finding, trapping, and reuniting lost animals with their families. Volunteers will engage in activities such as setting up humane traps, distributing flyers, and coordinating with local shelters.

Firefighter EMT Paramedic Swiftwater Tech Rescue Tech Administration Support | Requirements: Variable | Categories: Department Support, Community Education, Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising

Assist in the maintenance and enhancement of hiking and biking trails in the Catonsville area. Volunteers will help with tasks such as clearing debris, repairing trail surfaces, and installing signage.

Volunteers assist clients picking up food, help with phone duties, and engage in marketing and PR tasks. Volunteers work 2 hours a week, with training provided.

Volunteers are needed to collect art supplies, volunteer at events, and join as members to support the Baltimore County Arts Guild.

Farm volunteers assist with various tasks on the farm, including animal care and farm chores. No experience is needed as training will be provided. Volunteers are asked to commit to a minimum of one weekly 3-hour shift for three months or more.

Assist at events by handling animals, meeting potential adopters, and ensuring events are enjoyable and stress-free.

As an Event Planner, you will search for venues, confirm event details, and coordinate with volunteers to plan memorable events.

Events volunteers help run various events throughout the year, such as Party With a Purpose and Hoedown for Horses. Responsibilities include setting up, decorating, and managing sales tables.

Help raise funds by researching grants, assisting with writing submissions, and expanding fundraising opportunities.

Help the organization run efficiently by listing animals on the website, responding to inquiries, and keeping databases current.

Assist in feeding, caring for, and facilitating the adoption of healthy pets. Volunteers are crucial in helping families connect with and adopt pets.

Assist in providing customized financial literacy programs designed for adults, teens, and children. Focus on personal finance topics important for financial wellness and sustainability.

Support the Financial Counseling Program by helping individuals become financially secure. Provide assistance with budgeting, saving, accessing credit, and avoiding debt.

Individuals, families, clubs, and organizations can adopt a section of the Whipps Garden Cemetery to re-create a Victorian-style garden. Volunteers are encouraged to research the history of the person/family buried in their section and care for the gravestones.

Join UofMD Extension Howard County Master Gardeners and other volunteers every Thursday from 9 until Noon, weather permitting, to work in the gardens. Volunteers learn gardening skills while contributing to the maintenance of the cemetery gardens.

Volunteers assist with weeding, mulching, planting, raking, pruning, and general nurturing of the garden. They work alongside Master Gardeners and other community volunteers to maintain the park and are welcome to adopt a small area to care for.

Volunteers are needed to help with public events and fundraisers, including Daffodil Day and the annual spring Plant Sale. Tasks may include assisting with event setup, managing exhibits, and decorating the cemetery garden for Memorial Day.

Assist DeafBlind campers with daily activities and communication during camp sessions. Volunteers will provide one-on-one support to enhance the camp experience for participants.

Coordinate and facilitate various camp activities such as canoeing, swimming, arts & crafts, and adapted games for DeafBlind campers. Volunteers will ensure activities are accessible and enjoyable for all participants.

Volunteer drivers provide rides to worship, social activities, appointments, and errands to support the independence of Deaf seniors. Volunteers must have a reliable car and a good driving record.

Kitchen volunteers are responsible for sourcing healthy foods and serving a delicious noon meal each Sunday. Volunteers help ensure that meals are prepared and served to the community effectively.

Assist with various band events throughout the school year, including set-up, organization, and support during performances. Volunteers are crucial to the success of events and are appreciated for their time and effort.

Volunteers assist in the rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of Siberian Huskies. Responsibilities include helping with dog care, transportation, and adoption events. Volunteers must be passionate about animal welfare and willing to work with a team.

Volunteers are needed Monday through Friday at our Emergency Shelter to greet visitors and guests, accept donations, answer phones, and help with office tasks. Various shifts are available between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m.

Check in with foster families weekly for updates on foster cats, share updates with the Social Media Manager, and report medical needs to the Director.

Assist with feeding, cleaning, and playing with adoptable cats at partner pet stores. Shifts are available at Petco Columbia, Petco Ellicott City, and Pet Supplies Plus Eldersburg.

Lead educational events on animal welfare for various community groups. Collaborate to create personalized flyers and materials for events.

Manage ASHA's social media presence by updating audiences about rescued cats, upcoming events, and adoption updates. Expand presence on platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Snapchat.

Participate in committee groups and Board of Directors for planning, activities, programs, governance, finance and more.

Provide direct services to members such as transportation to medical appointments or shopping, make friendly visits, assist with technology or provide handyman services. Volunteers report mileage and hours upon completion.

Answer phone calls and emails, which often consist of requests for services or answers to questions, as well as other office-related services.

Transport cats to vet appointments and adoption events. Volunteers are required to have a vehicle and be able to transport cats safely.

Responds to EMS calls and fires and rescues. | Requirements: Will have to complete EMT and Firefighter One along with Hazmat Operations. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT, Fundraising, Community Education

Responds on all calls, including medical, on the engine and/or on a Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulance. Calls include medical, structure fires, motor vehicle collisions, brush fires, and many more. | Requirements: Probationary Firefighter: Responds on a fire engine for all calls, including medical. This is an entry level position that permits direct hands-on firefighting including interior structural firefighting. The following additional classes must be completed to be promoted to the rank of Probationary Firefighter: Firefighter I (REQUIRES MEDICAL CLEARANCE) 135 hours Firefighter I: Responds on all calls, including medical, on the engine and/or on a Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulance. Calls include medical, structure fires, motor vehicle collisions, brush fires, and many more. The following additional classes must be completed to be promoted to the rank of Firefighter I: EMT-B 207 hours Firefighter II: A firefighter II is basically the same as a Firefighter I, however, after completion of the course, you have the chance to act in a leadership role. For this rank, only Firefighter II (60 hours) must be completed. | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers are needed to walk dogs and provide enrichment activities to keep them happy and healthy. This role is crucial for the well-being of the dogs at the sanctuary.

Help represent the sanctuary at adoption and community events. Volunteers will engage with the public to promote adoption and raise awareness about the sanctuary's mission.

Assist with maintaining the sanctuary's facilities to ensure a safe and clean environment for the dogs. Tasks may include cleaning, repairs, and general upkeep.

Assist in the operation of the Seniors2Seniors Pet Food Pantry by distributing pet food and supplies to senior citizens in need. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or accompanied by a guardian if under 18.

Support the sanctuary's communication efforts by assisting with newsletter creation and public relations outreach to engage the community and promote our mission. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or accompanied by a guardian if under 18.

The English Consul Volunteer Fire Department and EMS Service is in need of volunteers to protect and serve the community of English Consul, Baltimore Highlands and nearby jurisdictions. ECVFD Company 37 is in need of firefighters, EMT's, ALS Providers and non-emergency support volunteers. Training will be provided at no cost. ECVFD is located in the Baltimore Highlands area of Halethorpe, Maryland in Baltimore County. | Requirements: Sixteen years of age and the ability to pass a drug and criminal background check. ECVFD Company 37 does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion or sexual orientation. | Categories: Fundraising, EMT, Firefighter, Department Support, Junior Members

Participate in various committees to support the theater's operations and productions. Responsibilities include planning, organizing, and executing committee tasks.

Support theater operations by managing concessions and box office activities. Responsibilities include selling tickets and refreshments, handling cash, and providing excellent customer service.

Join the Board of Directors to help guide the strategic direction of Perisphere Theater. Members are expected to attend regular meetings and contribute to decision-making processes.

Assist patrons during performances by guiding them to their seats and providing information as needed. Ushers play a crucial role in ensuring a pleasant theater experience.

Assist in humanely trapping free-roaming cats in Prince George's County for vet visits. Training and supplies are provided to ensure safe and effective trapping.

Help organize and support cat-themed events such as bingo nights and adoption events. Ideal for outgoing individuals with a passion for marketing and spreading the TNR message.

Assist in organizing and managing a food bank for outdoor cats. Volunteers are needed to solicit donations and organize giveaways for community cat caretakers.

Join our foster-based organization to provide temporary homes for cats in Prince George's County. We supply all necessary materials and guidance to ensure a successful fostering experience.

Support the organization virtually by managing data entry tasks from home using Google Docs. No complex databases involved, just a basic understanding of Excel is needed.

Provide transportation for cats to and from vet clinics and shelters. Volunteers with cars are needed to assist in these essential logistics.

Join the Pierella Rainforest Reclamation Project to help reclaim clear-cut parcels and transform them back into native rainforest. Volunteers can contribute their time and talents in various areas such as tree planting, fundraising, marketing, and recruiting to support the organization's mission.

The Odenton Volunteer Fire Company is always in need of new members to serve as Firefighters, EMTs or Administrative Members. We hold a monthly orientation the first Tuesday of each month at 7 PM at our station located at 1425 Annapolis Road in Odenton. Contact us at membership@ovfc28.org or just show up at the orientation to learn more | Requirements: Must be 16 years or older. $40 Application fee that pays for first uniform. Must pass criminal background check. Responding Members (EMTs or Firefighters) must pass a physical examination provided by Anne Arundel County. | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, EMT, Department Support, Community Education

As a Grant Liaison, volunteers will be paired with a nonprofit organization that received grants from the Catonsville Women's Giving Circle. The role involves contacting the nonprofit once or twice a month to check on needs and help organize responses.

Join the Volunteer Committee to help support the pediatric liver community by participating in initiatives like the Jingle Bell Drive, Annual Art Show, and Community Outreach. Volunteers can contribute in a way that is comfortable and meaningful to them, with no mandatory time commitment.

Interested in serving your community? We are one of the busiest stations in the county and we run many calls throughout the year. We provide all training and certifications. No experience is necessary. We have live-in opportunities for those who are already certified firefighters and EMTs. We are one of three Volunteer Paramedic ambulance services in the county. Come join our diverse family at the Laurel Volunteer Rescue Squad. | Requirements: Cadets are 16-18 years old with parental permission. Must be able to pass physical and background checks. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Other

Volunteers are needed to distribute flyers and staff tables at public events. Due to COVID-19, digital and phone outreach are also critical. Volunteers will help spread awareness about the tunnel project and gather community support.

Volunteers are needed to attend RATT meetings, protests, and City Council hearings to demonstrate opposition to the B&P Tunnel project. Volunteers will help show community resistance to the current plans and support alternative solutions.

We are looking for experienced firefighters that are ready to serve the community. As a firefighter in Woodlawn, you will gain great experience while responding to emergency calls with a great team. If you have a license to drive fire apparatus, then you can help get the team to the scene. Of course you will have to meet current NFPA standards, but we can help with that. If interested, visit our site and click "JOIN" www.WoodlawnVFC.org | Requirements: Must have a current structural Firefighter I certification or higher Must have a diploma from a recognized high school or a general education development certificate recognized by the Board of Education of Maryland. Must be 18 years of age. Must possess a valid driver’s license equivalent to a noncommercial class C Maryland driver’s license Must be able to pass a medical examination. Must be of good moral character and emotionally stable, as determined by a background investigation, and periodic drug testing. | Categories: Firefighter

The Woodlawn Volunteer Fire Company is currently looking for certified EMT’s, Medics, Firefighters, and Fire apparatus drivers to join our organization. We are also looking for non-experienced people who want to enter the rewarding fire/rescue field. We offer a variety of training and opportunities to non-experienced people who join us. The Woodlawn Volunteer Fire Company protects a community of over 47,000 residents living in an area of 9.6 square miles, with a variety of residential, commercial, industrial, and government buildings in our response area. We respond to over 1700 calls for service a year. Our area is as diverse as the calls that we respond to on a daily basis. Our company consist of volunteer Firefighters and Emergency Medical personnel who commit their time away from their families to the citizens of Baltimore County and surrounding areas. If you are interested in a rewarding and exciting experience in a busy and fast-paced environment then we are the organization for you. If you want to be apart of an organization committed to the community then visit our website and apply today. | Requirements: - Applicants must be at least 16 years of age, graduated from, or enrolled in high school. - Any applicant under the age of 18 and in high school, must be passing all classes with a minimum of a B grade and have your parent(s) or legal guardian’s written consent, no exceptions. - Applicants older than 18 must have completed high school or a GED equivalent. - The applicant must not have any arson convictions or felony convictions. - The applicant should not have any serious physical limitations that would hinder their ability to perform the duties of a Firefighter or Emergency Medical Technician. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Looking for experienced EMT-B's and experienced firefighters to join up our volunteer fire company. | Requirements: Applicants must be able to pass the medical requirements set forth be the Baltimore County Fire Department and a background check. and drug screening. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

As member of our fire company you will be expected to be active in our company and community . You will need to attend company meetings, training and drills. Our by-laws state that new members should take the Firefighter 1 or EMT courses as soon as possible. There are several fire and EMT related courses available and they are provided free to members. Don’t forget to ask about other benefits of membership We are also looking for personal that are all ready certified in EMT or Have Firefighter 1 or above. You do not have to be certified to join. | Requirements: Applicant must be at least 16 years of age, graduated from, or enrolled in high school. Any applicant under the age of 18 and in high school, must be passing all classes with a minimum of a B grade and have your parents or legal guardian’s written consent, no exceptions. Applicants older than 18 must have completed high school or a GED equivalent. The applicant must not have any arson convictions or felony convictions. The applicant should not have any serious physical limitations that would hinder his ability to perform the duties of a Firefighter or Emergency Medical Technician. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Community Education, Fundraising, Department Support

Volunteers at UM BWMC assist in various departments, providing support to medical staff and enhancing patient experience. Responsibilities may include administrative tasks, patient interaction, and assisting in special events.

Work with the National Peace Corps Association to urge Congressional action supporting legislation for the Peace Corps and its Volunteers. Engage in advocacy efforts to promote the organization's mission.

Facilitate virtual meetings, book and documentary talks to deepen understanding of Tonga and the Pacific. Engage with members to promote cultural exchange and learning.

Assist in organizing and facilitating quarterly community meetings held at the Glen Burnie Volunteer Fire Department Hall. Responsibilities include setting up the venue, welcoming attendees, and ensuring the smooth running of the meetings.

Volunteers are needed to help share the history and heritage of the Irish workers of Baltimore. Responsibilities include assisting with museum events, tours, and educational programs.

The idea of the Laurel Volunteer Fire Department was formed in 1898 after a fire on Main Street in which 12 buildings, along with the Presbyterian Church, were destroyed. Following in the footsteps of that fire, the City Council worked on the necessary legislation and a constitution and by-laws where written and four years later the Laurel Volunteer Fire Department was born. Orginally there were 3 companies in the Laurel proper; one at 8th and Montgomery, one at 5th and Montgomery and one on Washington Blvd by the Little Tavern. The first Fire Chief was David M. Fischer. It wasn't until 1935 that the Company consolidated into one location at the Old Phelps and Shaffer store on 9th and Montgomery. With much needed growing room, the Laurel Volunteer Fire Department moved, in 1954, across the street to the old Laurel Elementary School No. 1. Today, the Laurel Volunteer Fire Department is housed on the corner of Cherry Lane and Van Dusen Road, in a building that they moved into in October of 1990. The current building contains offices, a gym, a kitchen, meeting rooms and bunk rooms for male and female fire fighters. | Requirements: We have a number of types of membership that you may be interested in, so check out the different classes we have to offer below: Regular EMS Only Junior Administrative Regular Members To become a Regular Member, you must be at least 18 years of age and interested in training to be Firefighters and/or EMTs. Personnel in this class of membership must pass a background investigation and physical, as well as meet minimum participation standards each year. Regular Members must complete a 12-month probationary period. Within eighteen months of joining the department, Regular Members must complete either Firefighter I (F/F I) or Emergency Medical Technician- Basic (EMT-B) and within 30 months, both must be completed. This type of membership also offers a live-in program. To apply to become a Regular Member, click here. EMS Only Ever since the Laurel Volunteer Fire Department acquired an ambulance, we have always been on the lookout for people interested in Emergency Medical Service (EMS). Personnel in this class will serve a 12-month probationary period and will be expected to get Emergemcy Medical Technician (EMT) certification in their first year and a half. They will not be expected to fight fires. Junior Members To become a Junior Member, you must be between the ages of 16 and 18 and must have parental approval. These members may take fire fighting training and participate in "Outside" fire fighting activities, but are prohibited from participating in any interior fire fighting or any other hazardous duties. Junior Members must maintain good grades in school (2.0 minimum) in order to participate in department activities or have full-time employment. Administrative The Administrative class is a group of members who do not wish to fight fire, but can contribute needed skills and services for the benefit of the company. Administrative members serve a 6-month probationary period and have minimum participation standards each year. They meet these standards by learning one or more of the following skills: reports, data entry, map development, fundraising, building and/or grounds maintenance, apparatus maintenance, etc. Please contact membership@laurelvfd.org for current needed skills. | Categories: EMT, Department Support, Community Education, Firefighter

The LVFD is always looking for new members. We are a diverse and inclusive volunteer fire department located in the City of Laurel, MD. We respond to over 4000 calls a year, mostly EMS. We have 3 engines, a tower, and two BLS ambulances. We have a large station with comfortable live-in spaces. See www.laurelvfd.org for more info or contact membership@laurelvfd.org | Requirements: Fire 1 and/or NREMT | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist in organizing and facilitating community-centered services, events, and activities. Provide support to individuals and families affected by gun violence, helping them navigate available resources and services.

Uptown Concerts is looking for a volunteer to handle media relations. Responsibilities include emailing press releases to media and posting concert info on online calendars and Facebook.

Volunteers at Mercy Personal Physician practice sites in Overlea, Glen Burnie, and Lutherville assist with patient services and administrative tasks, contributing to the smooth operation of these community healthcare locations.

Support the mobile hygiene and resource center by assisting with laundry, toilets/showers, and resource distribution to the homeless community.

Participate in the Fish Fry event by assisting with event setup, serving food, and engaging with attendees. Volunteers are crucial in ensuring the event runs smoothly and successfully.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the Homeless Youth Resource Day. Volunteers will help set up booths, distribute resources, and provide support to attendees.

Join the Spring Spruce Up event to help clean and beautify community spaces. Volunteers will work on landscaping, painting, and general maintenance tasks.