Provide a temporary home for dogs and cats until they are adopted. Volunteers are responsible for the daily care and well-being of the animals, including feeding, grooming, and socializing.

Join as an online volunteer listener to provide emotional support to those in need. This role allows you to engage with others without judgment and offers free training to help you get started. You can volunteer from anywhere with an internet connection, and your availability is flexible.

As an online volunteer listener with 7 Cups, you will provide free, 24/7 emotional support to individuals in need. The role involves listening without judgment and helping others clear their minds. Free online training is provided, and you can volunteer from home, controlling your own availability.

Firefighter with a desire to give back to their community. Willing to train. | Requirements: Must be physically fit and have time to do the necessary training to become a certified Firefighter I. | Categories: Department Support, Community Education, Firefighter

Volunteers help plan and implement fundraising and special events, offering creative opportunities to engage the community and garner support.

Horse leaders are responsible for leading horses during lesson time, warming up the horse for class, and ensuring the safety of both equine and rider. Volunteers receive training prior to starting.

Volunteers with professional or technical skills such as photography, grant writing, or computer knowledge are encouraged to contribute to the organization's needs.

Volunteering for school, church, or community requirements is a great way to give back, with opportunities available across various projects.

Barn Help volunteers provide special horse and stall care, enhancing their horse handling skills. Participation requires attending a Barn Orientation.

Sidewalkers work directly with riders, providing physical, emotional, and social support during lessons. They help riders stay on task and ensure a safe and enjoyable ride.

Volunteers are needed to help interact with rescues at events or at the sanctuary location. Responsibilities include caring for dogs, assisting with events, and spreading awareness about the organization's mission.

Volunteers are needed to help feed baby songbirds during the 2025 Baby Bird Season. Volunteers must be 16 years or older and commit to recurring shifts for the duration of the season.

Volunteers care for rescued cats temporarily staying in cat condos at PETSMART Blakeney. Duties include socializing with the cats, replenishing food and water, and cleaning litter boxes. Volunteers typically work once a week for 1 to 2 hours.

Volunteers are needed to help with meet and greet events at PETSMART Blakeney or other local events. Responsibilities include overseeing events, answering public questions, handling rescued animals, and assisting with event setup and cleanup.

Assist in the maintenance and development of community gardens, helping to provide fresh produce to local communities. Volunteers will engage in planting, weeding, and harvesting activities.

Support nutrition education programs by assisting in workshops and educational sessions aimed at promoting healthy eating habits. Volunteers will help prepare materials and engage with participants.

Participate in youth workforce development programs by mentoring young individuals and assisting in skill-building workshops. Volunteers will help guide youth in career exploration and personal development.

Join the Women Living Well Ministries Volunteer Team to support women in their Christian faith journey. Volunteers will assist in various ministry activities, including discipleship and leadership programs.

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The Waxhaw VFD is seeking qualified personnel for volunteer opportunities as firefighters, EMTs, and/or auxiliary support. The Waxhaw VFD is an equal opportunity employer and the job qualifications are listed below. If you are interested in applying, please obtain an application from our website (waxhawvfd.org), at Station 18 (3500 Waxhaw Pkwy), or send an e-mail to membership@waxhawvfd.org. You may return the application in person, via USPS, or e-mail. Once your application is received we will check your references and schedule you for an interview. Compensation 1. Incentive program once members are certified 2. Accident and Sickness policy 3. NC State Firefighters Association Retirement Benefits provided 4. Line of Duty Death benefits provided by the State and Federal Government 5. The department does not provide personal insurance of any other type 6. Workers compensation insurance 7. Uniforms and appropriate personal protective equipment is provided | Requirements: Requirements for volunteer positions 1. 18 years old (Junior members are accepted at 16 years old) 2. Valid North Carolina Class B/South Carolina Class E within six months of membership 3. Clear back ground check 4. Pass a pre-employment drug screen 5. No certifications are required to join. We will assist you in getting the training required to perform as a firefighter or EMT. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT

Join us for outdoor build and work days at our pre-release enclosure site near Waxhaw, NC. Volunteers help build new enclosures, maintain existing spaces, and make improvements.

Showcase your talent by creating quilts, crochet, or knit items for Adeline's Aid. The organization welcomes creative ideas and has previously partnered with painters, jewelers, and bakers.

Help plan and execute current and upcoming Adeline's Aid events that raise funds for the organization and its families. This role involves coordinating logistics and ensuring successful event execution.

Join the prayer group to assist families through the power of prayer, partnering with the ministry 'Praying Through The NICU.' This role involves providing spiritual support to those in need.

Provide support to mothers and families going through preterm labor and NICU stays. This role aims to reduce the risk of postpartum depression, PTSD, and divorce by offering emotional support and sharing experiences.

Join us as we go door to door in the Reid Park neighborhood, checking in on our neighbors, offering encouragement, prayer, various supplies, and most importantly - kindness!

A great way to serve as a family! Our teams gather neighborhood kids together at a local church, creating a safe space for kids to run, play, make friends, and learn who they are in Christ.

Responsible for putting equipment in the pick-up room at Atrium Myers Park. This role requires availability on a Monday-Friday as needed basis from 11:00-3:00.

List equipment on Craigslist or eBay and coordinate the sale. This role offers flexible hours.

Enter data from applications into an Excel spreadsheet. This role offers flexible hours and can be performed remotely.

Answer phone calls, check email for new equipment applications, and assign an order fulfillment specialist to put the equipment in the pick-up room. This role can be done remotely and voicemail records any unanswered calls.

Clean donated equipment to ensure it is ready for use by recipients. This role offers flexible hours and is located at Atrium Myers Park.

Call recipients of equipment to follow up on recovery and facilitate the return of equipment if applicable. This role offers flexible hours and can be performed remotely.

Screen, schedule, and train volunteers for a variety of positions. This role offers flexible hours and can be performed remotely.

Transport pets to adoption events, vet visits, grooming, foster homes, and meet-and-greets.

Introduce adoptable pets to the public and answer questions. Facilitate meet and greets with potential adopters and provide follow-up after adoption to address any concerns.

Work on basic obedience or more advanced training to help some of the more challenging pets find their forever homes.

Help spread the word about FAAR and its mission via media, social media, and marketing campaigns. Create promotional materials including brochures, ads, posters, and flyers.

Assist with business sponsors, event-sponsors, grant-writing, and help communicate appreciation to donors.

Provide a safe, loving, warm home for dogs until they are adopted. Opportunities range from short to long-term fostering.

Promote the mission and recruit volunteers, fosters, adopters, and donors at special events in the Charlotte, NC area.

Photograph animals for the website, gather information about the dogs and cats, and write bios for Petfinder and AdoptaPet to help them get adopted.

Help with various activities and supervision in summer camps, preschool, and afterschool programs. Volunteers will engage with children in educational and recreational activities.

Volunteer as a coach for youth sports teams, helping children develop their skills and promote teamwork. Coaches will guide practice sessions and support players during games.

Support children with disabilities by volunteering as a buddy or coach in the Miracle League. Volunteers will assist players during games and practices, ensuring a fun and inclusive environment.

Assist young readers in improving their literacy skills by providing one-on-one reading support during the summer. Volunteers will help foster a love for reading and learning in children.

Assist in the planning and execution of community events such as golf tournaments and races. Volunteers will help with event setup, registration, and participant support.

Participate in organizing and distributing food to those in need within the community. Volunteers will help with sorting, packing, and delivering food items.

Support adaptive sports programs by assisting participants with disabilities in various sporting activities. Volunteers will help ensure a safe and supportive environment.

Join Sassafras Tea Co. in their mission to empower the community by volunteering your time. Volunteers will assist in various programs aimed at socio-emotional development, integrative health, and personal growth, helping individuals on their journey to a brighter future.

Provide safe, supportive childcare during monthly support gatherings and special events. Volunteers engage with children through activities like playing games and crafting, supporting families navigating the child welfare system.

Support foster and kinship families by preparing a frozen meal for our stocked freezer at Foster Village Charlotte. Volunteers prepare family-friendly meals, label them with ingredients and heating instructions, and drop them off at the center.

Join the team to deliver Welcome Packs, car seats, meals, and other necessities to children entering foster care. Volunteers pick up pre-packed donations from our resource center and deliver them to foster homes within 20 miles. This team also sets up for birthday celebrations and fulfills facility needs.

Volunteers are needed to set up welcome tents, cooking demos, kids area, and other common areas. Roles include market ambassador duties such as greeting, assisting chefs, helping in children's education tents, and managing parking lot traffic. Volunteers also help with take-down activities.

Participate in the planning and execution of cultural events. Responsibilities include event logistics, participant coordination, and assisting with cultural performances and exhibitions.

Assist in organizing and managing sports events such as volleyball and throwball tournaments. Responsibilities include event setup, participant registration, and scorekeeping.

Assist with the Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate, and Return (TNVR) program by educating the public, loaning humane traps, and providing training on their use. Volunteers will work with citizens in and around Charlotte, NC to manage feral and stray community cats humanely.

Volunteers are needed to help with various tasks such as processing applications, sorting toys and food, and organizing gift tree items for scheduled pickup. Volunteers should have basic computer skills and be able to commit to shifts from October 7th to November 22nd.

Assist in organizing and executing various community service activities under the Seva program. Responsibilities include event setup, participant coordination, and support during health fairs and other service events.

As a Youth Mentor, you will connect with young males of color to provide guidance and support in their personal and educational development. Mentors are expected to participate in mentorship sessions and help youth build self-esteem and leadership skills.

Volunteers assist in contacting corporations for sponsorships, planning fundraising events, contacting local media, preparing grant proposals, and soliciting donations from individuals and companies.

Participate in the Adopt-a-Street program to help keep local streets clean and beautiful. Responsibilities include organizing cleanup events and coordinating with local authorities.

Volunteers are needed for non-musical roles such as welcoming crew, ticketing, t-shirt sales, rehearsal/performance set-up and breakdown, and event support. Other opportunities include being a 'band aid' during parade performances by carrying the banner or passing out water to marchers.

Assist in the operation of the Hope Tank, a mobile outreach vehicle providing showers, laundry services, and hygiene supplies to people experiencing homelessness. Volunteers help maintain the vehicle, distribute supplies, and engage with the community.

Assist in organizing and managing music events, including concerts and recitals. Responsibilities include setting up equipment, ushering guests, and providing support to performers and staff.

Join GardHouse in preparing interns for success through virtual Mock Interviews. Volunteers will act as hiring managers, using provided questions to guide the conversation and offering constructive feedback in a private session.

Serve as a mentor to senior college students during the GardHouse internship program. Help students expand their social capital by leveraging your professional network and offering career guidance.

Assist in supporting college students' professional development by reviewing resumes and providing constructive feedback. Volunteers may also schedule a follow-up Zoom session with the student for deeper engagement.

Join us for a night of fun and learning focused on middle school youth, including discussions and activities.

Join us for an evening of discussion, friendship, and deepening our knowledge of God among high schoolers.

Join us every other Thursday afternoon to bring groceries to our neighbors in JT Williams and Thomasboro.

Assemble 120-160 of our World Famous Charlotte Mecklenburg Dream Center Chili Cheese Dogs for our Friday Night Street Ministry teams.

Serve a sit down meal to our neighbors and friends, fostering community through shared meals.

Support Dream Center staff members with administrative tasks, mailings, print, data entry, etc.

Volunteers will assist in harvesting produce at Sunset Farm, contributing to the provision of fresh food to the community. This role is crucial in supporting healthy living initiatives.

Facilitators will lead nutrition education workshops, teaching community members how to prepare healthy meals on a budget. This role is essential for promoting healthy lifestyles and economic mobility.

Work with first-grade children in Gaston County to help them read while sharing the love of rabbits. Requires a passion for bunnies, children, and reading. Training is provided.

Monitor and replenish supplies for the nonprofit, including picking up produce and general supplies from local stores. Requires organizational skills and transportation.

Assist with feeding, cleaning, and providing playtime for bunnies at the Bunny Barn. Requires physical activity such as moving heavy bags and cleaning tasks. Training is provided.

Assist with gardening tasks such as planting, watering, and harvesting to provide fresh produce for bunnies. Help maintain the outdoor areas for a positive visitor experience.

Coordinate volunteer schedules and logistics for events, ensuring effective communication and planning. This role can be done remotely and requires attention to detail.

Welcome visitors to the Bunny Barn, introduce them to the bunnies, and share information about the ministry's mission. Requires friendly interaction and flexibility in scheduling. Training is provided.

Assist with administrative tasks from home, including organization and communication. Requires skills in writing, numbers, or general organization.

Help keep the Bunny Barn tidy by organizing supplies, mopping, and restocking. Flexible shifts available for those who enjoy cleaning and organizing.

Participate in community outreach by assisting at events in nursing homes, schools, and libraries. Engage with the public, provide information about the ministry, and assist with event setup and cleanup. Flexible schedule with training provided.

Volunteers in the Charlotte area are needed to assist with clinic tasks such as feeding and cleaning. This role is crucial for the daily operations of the clinic.

Distribute World Famous Charlotte Mecklenburg Dream Center Chili Cheese Dogs to our friends and neighbors on the streets.

Assist in organizing and distributing food to the homeless in Charlotte, NC. Volunteers will help ensure that meals are prepared and served efficiently to those in need.

Join us for a fun-filled day celebrating families in the community through games and activities.

What are the primary needs at the MSFRD? There are two skill sets. One is as a firefighter the other is as an Emergency Medical Technician. Many members are both firefighter and EMT qualified, but not all. The highest percentages of calls run by the depa | Requirements: As a regular member at least 18 yrs of age, pass a fire dept physical (paid for by the dept), no felony criminal convictions. Current State of NC drivers license. Live in the Mineral Springs fire district. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteers will help run booths at community events to raise awareness about FIRST robotics programs. Responsibilities include engaging with the public, explaining robotics concepts, and promoting the organization's mission.

We are looking for volunteers to provide support to Ukrainian refugees and assist them in rebuilding their lives. Volunteers will help with various tasks to support the community and facilitate integration.

Provide a temporary home for rescued animals, treating them as part of the family and helping them adjust to a home environment. Volunteers are responsible for taking the animals to vet appointments and ensuring they receive necessary medical care.

Volunteers will mentor FLL teams, providing guidance and support in robotics design, programming, and teamwork. Mentors will help students develop problem-solving skills and foster a collaborative environment.

Participate in community festivals, school fairs, and celebrations across Charlotte to represent Money Magnets Club. Volunteers will learn common answers to questions about the organization and use tabling tools to engage with the community.

Volunteers will assist as referees at various FIRST robotics tournaments, ensuring fair play and adherence to competition rules. This role requires attention to detail and a passion for robotics competitions.

Assist in creating a social media presence on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Volunteers should have experience in photography and social media.

Assist PIE in connecting with potential individual and corporate donors where you live and work. This role involves outreach, relationship building, and communication with potential donors.

Volunteer as a dog handler at events, assisting with the care and management of dogs during public appearances. This role involves interacting with the public and ensuring the safety and well-being of the dogs.

Offer your expertise in areas such as legal/compliance, fundraising, grant writing, social media strategy, or financial advising. These opportunities are time-limited and customized to your availability and skills.