Volunteers will mentor high school students, participate in workshops and forums, and assist with events as part of the Imagining Your Future program. This role involves guiding students through career development and providing at-work experiences.

The Falls Church Volunteer Fire Department (FCVFD) is seeking enthusiastic and community-minded individuals to join our team as Volunteer Fundraising Coordinators. In this role, you will play a crucial part in supporting our mission by organizing and managing fundraising initiatives that provide essential resources for our operations and community programs. This position offers a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact while developing skills in event planning, donor relations, and campaign management. You'll work closely with a dedicated team, engage with the community, and help ensure the success of our fire and rescue services. | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old. Strong organizational and communication skills. Experience or interest in fundraising, event planning, or community outreach. Ability to dedicate time for planning, meetings, and fundraising activities. Creativity and enthusiasm for developing innovative fundraising ideas. Commitment to supporting the mission of FCVFD and our community. | Categories: Fundraising

Falls Church Volunteer Fire Department (FCVFD) is seeking dedicated individuals to join our team as Volunteer Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs). As an EMT, you’ll play a vital role in providing emergency medical care to our community, working alongside experienced professionals, and gaining hands-on experience in a fast-paced and rewarding environment. Volunteering with FCVFD offers the opportunity to make a difference, develop life-saving skills, and build lasting relationships. We provide comprehensive training, mentorship, and a supportive team atmosphere. | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old. Valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Commitment to completing EMT certification (training provided if needed). Ability to meet physical demands of emergency response work. Willingness to dedicate time for shifts, training, and community events. Strong communication skills and a desire to help others. | Categories: EMT

The Falls Church Volunteer Fire Department (FCVFD) is looking for passionate individuals to join our team as Volunteer Community Education Coordinators. In this role, you will help promote safety and preparedness in our community by developing and delivering educational programs about fire prevention, emergency response, and general safety practices. As a Community Education Coordinator, you'll have the opportunity to engage with residents of all ages, organize workshops, and participate in community events to spread awareness and knowledge. This rewarding position allows you to make a lasting impact on the safety and well-being of our community. | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old. Strong communication and presentation skills. Interest in public safety, education, or community outreach. Creativity and enthusiasm for developing engaging educational materials and activities. Ability to dedicate time for planning, workshops, and community events. Commitment to supporting the mission of FCVFD and promoting community safety. | Categories: Community Education

Assist in providing resources and support to families experiencing abuse. Volunteers will help connect victims with local agencies and individuals who can offer assistance.

Join the AOEA in supporting the Outdoor Lab by volunteering your time and skills to help maintain and enhance the facility for Arlington students and families. Volunteers are needed to assist with various projects and events throughout the year.

Volunteers are needed to sew Memory Bears from the clothing of deceased loved ones for grieving family members. The bears provide comfort and honor the memory of the loved one.

Capital Caring Health is looking for Snow Team Drivers to help transport clinical staff members to patients' homes or care facilities during inclement weather. Volunteers must have a reliable vehicle and meet several requirements including a background check and proof of insurance. This role is critical in ensuring patient care during snow events.

Volunteers work closely with staff and youth in our programs by tutoring, distributing snacks, and playing games. Programs operate Monday - Friday from 2:30 - 6:00pm. Fluency in Spanish is highly desired.

Care Packs are distributed to young people in need of food, hygiene supplies, or other basic items. Volunteers can provide 'snack packs' and 'toddler packs' containing non-perishable food items, and 'infant packs' and 'toiletry packs' for young mothers.

Skilled volunteers assist with home repair projects such as drywall repair, appliance repair, and general handyman work. Flexible scheduling is available.

Help the Society reach Sailors, Marines, and their families by creating effective communications such as newsletters, flyers, articles, and social media content. Volunteers can also give presentations about the Society and its services.

Present the Budget for Baby workshop to Navy and Marine Corps service members and their families seeking financial education while preparing for the arrival of a child. Workshops can be conducted in various environments including in-person and virtually.

Provide a professional, customer-focused initial impression of the Society by greeting clients, answering phones, and setting appointments. Volunteers may also assist clients in preparing their appointments and updating their information.

Work directly with clients, providing assistance for unexpected and emergency financial needs. Volunteers meet with clients to prepare budgets, make suggestions, and provide guidance towards financial stability.

Thrift shop volunteers keep stores running smoothly and efficiently while providing great customer service. Duties include sorting donations, creating displays, working as a cashier, or leading a team.

Lead and support other volunteers, train and mentor them, and ensure they have the proper training to be proficient in their positions. This role involves recruiting and motivating volunteers to succeed.

Volunteers work independently or in groups to remove invasive species that threaten the health of native trees. This activity is essential for maintaining a balanced ecosystem and supporting the growth of native trees.

Volunteers participate in tree-planting projects in McLean parks and school grounds during spring and fall. No experience is necessary, and volunteers of all ages are welcome to help plant trees and contribute to the community's beautification.

Volunteers assist with tree maintenance and care throughout the year, including watering, weeding, pruning, edging, and mulching. This role is crucial in keeping the trees healthy and thriving in the community.