Assist in organizing and managing the 3rd Annual Tag Sale at Big Duck Ranch. Responsibilities include setting up tables, managing sales, and providing information to visitors. All proceeds benefit Friends of The Big Duck and Flanders Village Historical Society.

Volunteers assist marine scientists in tagging and studying horseshoe crabs, contributing to important environmental research and conservation efforts.

Volunteers help monitor and report pollution in local waterways, playing a crucial role in maintaining water quality and environmental health.

Help sell merchandise and educate the public at various events. Volunteers will engage with the community to promote the organization's mission and raise funds through merchandise sales.

Join protests and attend public meetings to advocate for animal rights and welfare. Volunteers will represent Humane Long Island in various advocacy efforts to create a more humane community.

Provide care for waterfowl and other animals at the Riverhead shelter. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and general care to ensure the well-being of the animals.

Assist in the rescue and transportation of animals in need across Long Island and New York City. Volunteers will help ensure animals are safely moved from one location to another, supporting the organization's rescue efforts.

Assist in raising funds for library activities and needs by supporting educational and entertainment programs. Promote interest and support in The Hampton Bays Library.

Volunteers assist in caring for rescued horses and farm animals, including feeding, grooming, and maintaining their living spaces. Volunteers must complete a background check and attend an orientation session before starting.

We have current openings for both firefighters and EMS personnel. Full training available for both catogories. | Requirements: Resident of the Cutchogue Fire District, at least 18 years of age and a desire to help the community that you live in. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist the Cutchogue Civic Association in informing and educating residents about community issues. Volunteers will help organize events, facilitate discussions, and promote community engagement.

Volunteers will engage in advocacy efforts to support animal welfare initiatives remotely. Responsibilities include raising awareness, supporting educational programs, and assisting with administrative tasks to further the organization's mission.

Help with mailings, research, and other tasks that make a difference. Work with the team in Southampton or Cutchogue to reach out to supporters and prospects.

Our stewardship needs are diverse -- from planting beach grass, helping remove invasive plants and installing natives in their place, repairing fence lines, cleaning up trails and preserves, to being the Trust's eyes and ears in the field.

Share your expertise as a program leader, or greet and check in guests, then stick around to enjoy the program. Volunteers help create successful fundraising events and attend work days at the Agricultural Center.

Volunteers are needed to assist in a variety of camp activities including sports, arts & crafts, music, and special events. Volunteers will also help campers in the cabins and with daily living skills, ensuring a fun and supportive environment.

Volunteers are needed to assist with counting and tagging tree species on Shelter Island. This involves identifying different tree species, tagging them for records, and helping with the maintenance of newly-planted trees.

Help organize and execute special events at Sylvester Manor, including concerts, cultural events, and fundraisers. Volunteers will assist with logistics, setup, and guest services.

Participate in the daily operations of the farm, including planting, harvesting, and caring for livestock. Volunteers will gain hands-on experience in sustainable farming practices.

Assist with the preservation and maintenance of the historic 1737 Manor House. Volunteers will help with organizing, cleaning, and possibly guiding tours.