Assist in organizing and managing the Hamilton County Veteran and Community Resource Fairs held on June 6 and October 11. Volunteers will help set up booths, guide attendees, and provide information about available resources for veterans and their families.

Join our team of volunteers to help deliver clean and working durable equipment to our special community. Volunteers also assist in maintaining our website and social media accounts, and participate in community outreach.

Volunteers deliver assembled meal packs to schools for student pick-up. This role requires reliable transportation and a commitment to ensuring timely delivery of meals to support student nutrition.

Assist families in crisis by providing a safe and welcoming environment for supervised visitations. Support children removed from their homes by ensuring they are cared for while case workers secure placements.

Provide support to families in crisis by assisting with supervised visitations and ensuring a safe environment for children. Help parents working towards reunification with their children.

Volunteers are responsible for assembling meal packs containing nutritious foods like oatmeal, fruit, and pasta. These packs are distributed to students in need to ensure they have access to healthy meals over the weekend.

Assist with the installation and removal of floral displays throughout the year on the Noblesville Bridge of Flowers. Your efforts will help maintain the beauty and vibrancy of this community landmark.

Join the team to assist with fundraising efforts to support the Noblesville Bridge of Flowers. Your involvement will help ensure the continued growth and maintenance of the floral displays.

As a Feral Cat Advocate, you will help in the TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) process, providing care and support for feral cat colonies. Volunteers will also assist in educating the community about feral cat care and advocacy.

Join a fun and vibrant group to help bring community events to Fortville, such as Winterfest, Beautification Day, and the Summer Concert Series in Landmark Park. Volunteers will assist in organizing, setting up, and managing these events.

Volunteers will contact township trustees and various agencies to identify potential clients. They will also distribute informational materials to shelters and food pantries.

Volunteers will organize donation drives and encourage decluttering to collect items for the pantry. This role involves community engagement and organizational skills.

Volunteers will identify potential grants that the organization qualifies for and provide strategic advice on applications. This role involves research and writing skills.

Volunteers will process inventory donations by recording donor information, item codes, and points value. They will also assist clients in finding sizes, calculating points, and checking out.

Volunteers will digitize client and donor records, ensuring accurate and efficient data management. This role requires attention to detail and basic computer skills.

Assist the Haitian Association of Indiana in supporting various community activities and programs. Volunteers will help integrate the Haitian community into the local social structure and provide civic education.

Make a meaningful impact by offering a nurturing home to dogs who are career change dogs and are awaiting their forever homes. Fosters provide temporary care and support for these dogs.

Join us at our facility to help with cleaning, interact with dogs, provide enrichment, and complete office work. Volunteers must be 18+ to work with dogs and able to travel to our facility in Indianapolis.

Support our fundraising initiatives and help get the word out about our organization. Volunteers will assist in planning and executing marketing strategies to promote our mission.

Foster service dog candidates and coach them through the beginning stages of their training as possible service dogs. Mutt Mentors provide essential support to these dogs coming out of the shelter.