Join our team as a volunteer facilitator to help guide workshops and activities involving horses and experiential learning. Volunteers will assist in creating a safe and engaging environment for participants, drawing on their own experiences and insights to foster personal and collective growth.

Volunteers meet weekly at the Community Church of Douglas to prepare, pack, and deliver weekend backpack meals for children in need. This role is crucial in ensuring that children affected by food insecurity receive the necessary nutrition over the weekends.

Support various events hosted by the ODC Network, such as the Maple Sugar Time and Macatawa Water Festival. Roles may include setup, assisting wildlife presentations, and serving as event ambassadors.

Help care for the animals at the Outdoor Discovery Center by assisting staff with feeding, cleaning enclosures, and providing enrichment activities. This role is ideal for those who love animals and want to learn more about wildlife care.

Assist with maintaining trails and buildings at the Outdoor Discovery Center. Volunteers will help with tasks such as clearing paths, repairing structures, and ensuring the facilities are safe and welcoming for visitors.

Join us in cleaning the Macatawa River by removing trash and debris. Volunteers can participate on foot or by boat, and all necessary equipment will be provided. This is a great opportunity to help improve local waterways.

Volunteers for Flight Nights conduct hangar and aircraft tours, teach students to fly flight simulators, and present information on the history of aviation, aerodynamics, and aircraft systems. Volunteers also share their experiences with attendees and can offer career advice within the field of aviation.

Volunteers can assist with events or help with farm chores, engaging in hands-on activities with animals and supporting farm operations. Volunteers must be over 12 years old and should list their experience and interests when applying.

Assist in organizing and executing special events, helping with setup, coordination, and guest services to ensure successful community engagement.

Support the care and maintenance of the barn and horses, including feeding, grooming, and cleaning tasks. Volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining a safe and welcoming environment for all.

Provide administrative support to ensure smooth operations at the center. Tasks may include data entry, answering phones, and assisting with event planning.

Assist in therapeutic riding lessons by leading horses or walking alongside riders to ensure their safety and support. No prior horse experience is necessary as training will be provided.

Licensed hairstylists are needed to provide hair care services to hospice patients. Volunteers must have a current Michigan license and can commit as little as one hour per week.

Volunteers are needed to provide direct patient support, including caregiver relief, companionship, and reading. Training is provided through the Hospice Orientation Program, and volunteers can commit as little as one hour per week.

Vigil Volunteers provide emotional comfort and support to patients and their families in the last days of life. Additional training is required, and volunteers can commit to vigils lasting up to 12 hours.

Seeking volunteers with certified therapy animals to bring joy and comfort to hospice patients. Volunteers must have pets that are up-to-date on vaccinations and certified through an accredited organization.

Assist in organizing and managing the Reading Safari Library, including cataloging books and helping visitors. Volunteers will also support mini traveling libraries and engage with the community to promote reading and education.

Provide hands-on support for various fundraising events and community programs. Responsibilities include event setup, guest assistance, and promoting EYGC's mission to attendees.