Join our team of dedicated volunteers to help care for rescued wolves, wolf hybrids, and wolfdogs. Volunteers assist with daily care, maintenance, and educational outreach programs to support the sanctuary's mission.

Serve as a docent, staffing the museum during opening hours and providing tours to visitors. Volunteers will share knowledge about the museum's exhibits and the history of Falmouth.

Help manage the Society's social media presence and marketing efforts to increase community engagement and awareness. Volunteers will create content and strategies to promote the Society's mission and events.

Assist with landscaping tasks such as mowing and tending to flower beds to maintain the museum's grounds. Volunteers will help ensure the outdoor areas are welcoming and well-kept.

Perform maintenance and repair tasks such as electrical work, painting, and patching to help preserve the museum's facilities. Volunteers with skilled craft or trade experience are especially needed.

Assist in planning and organizing events for the Falmouth Historical Society, including educational programs and community outreach activities. Volunteers will help with logistics, promotion, and execution of events.

Assist in the accessioning of historical documents and artifacts, ensuring they are properly cataloged and preserved for future generations. Volunteers will work closely with the museum staff to maintain the integrity of the collections.

Conduct genealogical research to assist individuals and families in discovering their historical roots in Falmouth. Volunteers will utilize various resources to compile comprehensive family histories.

Provide temporary homes for rescued Pekingese dogs, ensuring they receive necessary care and attention. Volunteers will be responsible for the daily care of the dogs, including feeding, grooming, and administering any required medications.

Volunteer greeters assist with setting up and tearing down for dance events. They help welcome attendees and ensure the event runs smoothly. In return, greeters receive two free dance sessions.

Transporters help move rats or supplies between locations. This flexible role requires a valid driver's license and access to a car, with travel varying from local to interstate.

Background Checkers confirm applicants’ information and ensure adopters are a good fit. This role requires discretion and strong Google-searching skills to handle personal information responsibly.

Volunteer to teach sewing classes that help women practice English language skills while learning a valuable skill and connecting with the community. Instructors will guide participants in sewing techniques and foster a supportive learning environment.

Assist in leadership training sessions that provide immigrants with the necessary skills and confidence to manage their new lives in Maine. Volunteers will support program delivery and participant engagement.

As a volunteer amphibian migration monitor, you will help frogs and salamanders cross roads safely during their migration. Volunteers are required to complete an online training, pass a certification quiz, sign a waiver, and acquire safety gear.

Open your heart and home to animals in need by fostering rats, guinea pigs, and other animals. As a foster, you will provide daily care and possibly assist with vet visits and travel to meet adopters or surrenders. MRR covers vet visits and food, and provides caging upon request.

Adoption Counselors work with prospective adopters to ensure they are educated on animal care and have necessary materials. This role involves email communication and requires clear written skills and punctuality.

Volunteers will participate in community engagement projects that blend academics and community service to address public concerns. Responsibilities include selecting topics, planning, engaging with communities, and reflecting on the impact of their work.

Participate in the Ruck for the Fallen event by assisting with logistics, supporting participants, and ensuring a smooth operation. Volunteers play a crucial role in honoring Maine's fallen heroes through this commemorative event.

Facilitate cooking classes that bring together young refugees from diverse cultures. Volunteers will teach essential cooking skills to help participants become more independent and integrate into the community.

Volunteers maintain shrubbery beds, prune shrubs and small trees, and manage invasive vines. They also work on erosion control by transplanting native grasses. Group workdays are scheduled in spring and summer, with opportunities to work independently.

Trained guides conduct tours on-site daily from May through mid-October, including for school children and private groups. Guides are expected to understand the history of the burial ground, learn about the cemetery's 'residents,' and explain gravestone art and symbolism.

Board members organize and direct activities and events at the Eastern Cemetery. Volunteers are expected to attend quarterly meetings and contribute to the non-profit's operations. Board experience is a plus, but not required.

Committee members provide research for the Walk Among the Shadows event and recommend speakers for history-themed lectures. The committee is most active during the winter months.

Participate in monthly Volunteer Work Days, which include tasks such as gathering, processing, and preparing natural materials for classes, removing invasive species, and supporting native plant growth. Volunteers also engage in community outreach and other hands-on activities.

The Westbrook Fire Rescue Department is a progressive combination agency (staffed with full-time, per-diem and call company members). We currently have a need for additional call firefighters and fire police staff. Call firefighters supplement the on-duty crews at larger incidents such as structure fires, vehicle extrications, hazardous materials incidents, storm coverages and special call-backs. Fire Police staff primarily assist with traffic and crowd control at these incidents but may also assist with other specialty details such as parades and other large mass gatherings. No experience necessary - other than a good attitude and a desire to learn. We will provide you with all the training and equipment required to be successful in this position. | Requirements: All applicants must be a team player and interested in working with a motivated team to serve our community. Applicants must be 18 years old and be physically fit and pass job performance standards for the position. Must pass a criminal record and background check and hold a valid Maine drivers license and meet the residency requirements. All new members must complete basic fire school within 12 months of hire. | Categories: Firefighter

Organize and attend protests advocating for animal rights. Volunteers will help coordinate logistics and participate in demonstrations to promote animal welfare legislation.

Contact legislators and testify before the legislature on animal welfare bills. Volunteers will engage in advocacy efforts to support legislative changes benefiting animal rights.

Assist with mailings to distribute information and resources about animal welfare. Volunteers will help prepare and send out materials to supporters and the community.

Serve on a committee such as development, fundraising, or marketing to support 240 Strings. Volunteers can contribute their expertise and help the organization grow.

Assist with homework, instrument practice, and special activities on lesson days. Volunteers should have musical or teaching experience and will need a background check from the State of Maine.

Organize and attend events focused on animal rights and welfare. Volunteers will help in planning and executing events to raise awareness and support for animal advocacy.

Write articles for the organization's newsletter to inform and engage the community about animal rights issues. Volunteers will conduct research and produce content for publication.

Plan and organize a vegetarian food festival to promote plant-based diets and animal welfare. Volunteers will assist in coordinating vendors, activities, and marketing efforts.

Maintain and update the organization's website to ensure accurate and current information is available to the public. Volunteers will work on content updates and technical improvements.

Help on concert days by handing out programs, accepting donations, setting up chairs, and serving treats at intermission. This is an easy way to become part of the 240 Strings family.

Distribute brochures and leaflets to spread awareness about animal welfare and rights. Volunteers will engage with the public to educate them on important issues.

Teach online English classes, serve on the HHELP Steering Committee, and assist with administrative tasks to support the English Language Program.

Provide one-on-one assistance to asylum seekers in the Asylum Seeker Assistance Program. Volunteers are needed for AARC, work permit clinics, and walk-in assistance programs.

Help with maintenance tasks around Hope House, including painting, gardening, and transportation assistance for residents moving to their own apartments.

Assist as an interpreter for asylum seekers who speak French, Portuguese, Lingala, or other African languages. Volunteers will help facilitate communication in various programs and services.

Become a housing mentor to help new asylum seekers or families succeed in their first apartment. Provide guidance and support as they transition to independent living.

Join the International Cryptozoology Museum as an educational and scientific docent. Volunteers will engage with visitors, share knowledge about cryptozoology, and assist with museum operations. Open-minded and intelligent individuals are encouraged to apply.

Contribute to research projects and assist in writing reports and articles that support the organization's initiatives. Help communicate the importance of river restoration and conservation efforts.

Participate in river stewardship activities, including clean-up efforts to maintain and improve the natural environment of the Presumpscot River. Help preserve the river's ecosystem and beauty.

Assist with various roles in our main-stage productions, including show director, costume, set and prop designers/coordinators, social media & marketing, and box office manager & staff. Some positions may include a modest honorarium.

Participate in pop-up volunteer events for tasks such as cleaning storage or last-minute costume construction. Ideal for those with occasional free afternoons or evenings.

Assist in organizing and coordinating events to support the mission of Friends of the Presumpscot River. Engage with the community to raise awareness and participation in river restoration activities.

Assist in educating immigrants on tenant rights and responsibilities. Volunteers will help conduct workshops and provide resources to ensure successful and informed tenancy.

Support community health initiatives by assisting with outreach and education on health-related topics. Volunteers will engage with community members to promote health awareness and access to healthcare services.

Assist in providing comprehensive orientation sessions to help immigrants integrate into the community. Volunteers will support the delivery of information on local resources, cultural norms, and essential services.

Provide administrative support to the organization by assisting with office tasks, data entry, and communication with community members. Volunteers will help ensure the smooth operation of daily activities.

Help immigrants understand and manage their finances by providing education on credit and debt management. Volunteers will conduct workshops and one-on-one sessions to improve financial literacy.

Stewards regularly check the parcel of land they’ve agreed to monitor, reporting on wildlife, overuse, erosion, and unwarranted human activity. They play a crucial role in maintaining the health and safety of the land.

Volunteers are needed to monitor PILP lands, helping to revitalize specific areas by containing invasive species and planting native seedlings. Volunteers also assist with trail work, removing blowdowns and minimizing fire hazards.

Volunteers are essential to the Highland Lake Association, helping with various tasks to preserve and protect the lake's natural resources. Responsibilities may include participating in environmental monitoring, community events, and administrative support.

The South Portland Fire Department is a progressive ISO Class 1 combination department (staffed both with full time and on call members). We currently have a need for additional Call Firefighters for our two Call Stations. One is the Willard Engine and Ladder Company on Pillsbury Street and the other is the Thornton Heights Engine Company on Union Street. Call Firefighters supplement the on duty crews at large events such as structure fires, hazmat incidents, vehicle extricating, specialized rescues or during large storms. | Requirements: All training required is provided but any previous experience is desired. Must be 18 years old, have a valid Maine drivers license with no significant traffic history or any criminal convictions and have a Diploma or GED. Must complete the Maine BLS Basic Firefighter Course in 12 months. We do have student firefighter positions for age 16-17, but must be current students with good academic standing. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist in organizing and managing fundraising events to support the rescue home. Volunteers will help with event planning, setup, and coordination to ensure successful fundraising efforts.

Volunteers are needed to walk and care for senior dogs at the rescue home. Responsibilities include walking dogs, feeding them, and providing general care to ensure their well-being.

Volunteers are needed to help solicit food and financial donations, organize produce, and distribute Thanksgiving baskets to individuals and families in need. This effort involves working with local farmers, community members, and organizations to ensure successful distribution.

Research content to post on the 'From Our Files' section, focusing on images and descriptions that respond to the interests of the Facebook group.

Review and index a series of scrapbooks containing news articles, photos, and obituaries spanning several decades. Capture key words/topics to be entered into a spreadsheet or database for improved accessibility.

Clean, tidy, and rearrange displays as needed to maintain an organized and engaging museum environment.

Assist in responding to email inquiries on topics such as building history, burial information, and family or individual history.

Assist in painting, cleaning, and improving the museum facility to ensure it remains a welcoming and functional space for visitors.

Catalog acquisitions as they are accepted and enter acquisition and item descriptions into the PastPerfect database to improve access to items in the collections.

Research historic locations around town to provide or update content for a new interactive map of historic buildings and locations.

Invasive Plant Patrollers inspect designated sectors of Panther Pond for invasive plants. Volunteers receive training from experienced leaders and are assigned their own sectors to monitor.

Courtesy Boat Inspectors help ensure that Panther Pond stays free of milfoil and other invasive plants by inspecting boats at several launches in the Raymond Watershed. Volunteers are provided with training and equipment for their shifts.

Water Quality Monitors use secchi disks, temperature, and dissolved oxygen measurements to monitor the clarity of Panther Pond. Volunteers can receive training and certification to assist in these efforts.

Participate in the annual loon count organized by the Maine Audubon Society. Volunteers scan assigned sectors of the lake for signs of loons early in the morning on the third Saturday in July.

Help with the creation and distribution of the SDLA newsletter. Volunteers will assist in writing, editing, and compiling content related to the association's activities and environmental updates.

Assist in conducting invasive plant surveys at Sabbathday Lake. Volunteers will be trained in aquatic plant identification and survey processes by Maine Volunteer Lakes Monitoring Program biologists.

Assist in organizing and facilitating community events such as music events, festivals, and farm days to foster a broad and inclusive community. Volunteers will help with event setup, participant engagement, and ensuring smooth operations during events.

Participate in scientific studies to monitor ecological resources and assist in documenting how various aspects of the ecological community respond to farming and land management activities. Volunteers will help with data collection, analysis, and reporting.

Support the delivery of educational workshops and classes related to small-scale organic farming and resource ecology. Responsibilities include preparing materials, assisting instructors, and engaging with participants to enhance their learning experience.

Join our efforts in addressing local community needs by participating in activities such as feeding the hungry, tutoring children, and maintaining parks. Volunteers will work alongside Rotary members to make a tangible impact.

Support the success of fundraising events by helping with tasks such as hanging posters, selling tickets, supporting event setup and registration, serving food and beverages, and assisting with cleanup.

Help cut, arrange, and create beautiful flower bouquets for local nursing homes and community fundraising efforts.

Help raise awareness and strengthen community connections by distributing outreach materials, tabling at events, and supporting other outreach initiatives. These flexible opportunities are ideal for volunteers eager to make a meaningful impact.

Help with seedling care, transplanting, paper pot-making, and general greenhouse tasks such as organizing supplies and cleaning tools. This role is less physically demanding, requiring minimal bending and lifting.

Support the farm crew with seasonal installations, basic repairs, and maintenance of farm structures, irrigation, electric fencing, tools, and equipment. Skilled volunteers with experience using various tools and materials are needed.

Assist with fieldwork and educational activities when student groups visit the farm. Volunteers help guide youth through hands-on learning experiences and community service tasks. A background check is required.

Help harvest/glean organic produce for donation. Assist in picking and gathering vegetables based on ripeness and quality standards, as well as washing, sorting, weighing, and packing produce for distribution.

Help maintain the grassy walkways and areas surrounding the garden plots. Volunteers can choose to ride the Cub Cadet electric lawn mower or use one of the electric push mowers for a more active option.

Assist with planting, weeding, watering, and harvesting crops. Help with various tasks such as planting seeds, transplanting seedlings, watering, weeding, mulching, spreading compost, and more. Work may take place in the field, greenhouse, or high tunnels.

Assist in filling and delivering sand buckets to community members, ensuring safety during icy conditions. Volunteers will help prepare and distribute sand buckets as needed.

Assist with office coverage during the work week, providing administrative support to ensure smooth operations. Volunteers will engage with community members and help manage office tasks.

Help establish, plant, weed, and water the multi-generational garden at the Community Center during the season. Volunteers will support the maintenance and growth of the garden.

Help finish window inserts at 'build days' at Thornton Academy on weekends. Volunteers will assist in constructing window inserts to improve home energy efficiency.

Lend a handy or technical hand as part of our HandyNeighbors program, performing simple home maintenance tasks or assisting older adults with technology. Volunteers will provide essential support to seniors.

Help deliver food boxes on the first Thursday morning of the month. Volunteers must be able to lift 30 pounds and will assist in distributing food to community members in need.

Help maintain the beach mat at Bayview Beach during the season. Volunteers will ensure the accessibility and upkeep of the beach mat for community use.

Transport injured or rehabilitated wildlife to and from the center. This role is fundamental to wildlife rescue efforts and requires a commitment to animal welfare.

Assist with on-site rescue tasks such as cleaning, feeding, and caring for turtles. Volunteers will work closely with the team to provide necessary care for rehabilitating turtles.

Engage the community through naturalist walks, nature talks, and educational media. Volunteers will help promote awareness and education about local wildlife and conservation efforts.

Volunteers inspect boats at public launch facilities to prevent the spread of invasive aquatic plants. They educate boaters on best practices to protect the lake's ecosystem.

Volunteers collect scientific data on water quality parameters, including Secchi disc transparency readings and water samples for laboratory analysis. This data helps assess risks to ecological and human health.

Volunteers are trained to recognize invasive aquatic plants and distinguish them from native species. They patrol designated sections of Crescent Lake to monitor and report on invasive plant presence.