Volunteers at The Old Fort assist with a variety of tasks including programming, maintenance, and event support. Volunteers are required to fill out a general Volunteer Form to apply.

Volunteers serve as docents for the West Central Home & Garden Tour, working a 3-hour shift to greet guests, mark tickets, and provide information about the homes. Volunteers of all backgrounds and abilities are welcome, with indoor and outdoor positions available.

Volunteers are needed to help inventory, sort, and wrap gifts for families in need. This role is crucial in ensuring that each family receives the items they need and want during the holiday season.

From fundraising walks to community fairs, special events are a great way to lend your support for just a few hours. Volunteers help make events like Dancing with the Arc Stars memorable and successful, raising awareness and generating crucial funding for our programs.

Volunteer to talk about your career path and daily responsibilities to help our consumers explore employment options. By offering job-shadowing insights, resume tips, or mock interviews, you can empower individuals with disabilities to identify strengths, set goals, and prepare for meaningful work opportunities.

Form a team or bring your organization to join us for group volunteer projects such as painting, landscaping, or facility improvements. These hands-on activities not only enhance our campus but also build camaraderie and a sense of accomplishment among volunteers and participants alike.

Share your talents in art, music, fitness, computer skills, gardening, reading, dance, or any hobby you love. Our participants benefit from one-on-one or small-group sessions that encourage creativity, skill-building, and personal growth.

Volunteers will engage in hands-on projects to preserve and protect the Upper Maumee River and its watershed. Responsibilities include participating in events, advocacy efforts, and educational activities to raise public awareness about environmental issues.

Provide support to families who have recently adopted a Westie, offering guidance and assistance to ensure a smooth transition. Volunteers help answer questions and provide resources.

Help transport dogs to and from foster homes, vet appointments, and adoption events. Volunteers need to have a valid driver's license and be comfortable handling dogs.

Assist in transporting Westies to and from shelters, foster homes, and veterinary appointments. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the safe and timely movement of dogs in need.

Assist in fundraising activities to support our rescue operations. Volunteers will help plan and execute fundraising campaigns and events.

Provide our dogs with exercise and socialization by taking them on regular walks. Volunteers will ensure the dogs' safety and well-being during walks.

Conduct home safety visits to ensure potential adoptive homes are safe and suitable for Westies. Volunteers will evaluate the environment and provide feedback to the rescue team.

Provide support with computer and data management tasks, helping to organize and maintain important information for the organization. Volunteers ensure data accuracy and accessibility.

Assist with fundraising efforts and promotional activities, including writing newsletters and gathering educational materials. Volunteers help raise awareness and support for the organization's mission.

Provide temporary foster care for homeless Westies while the organization covers veterinary expenses and assesses the dog's personality. Volunteers are asked to provide a crate, food, water, and tender loving care.

Help organize and participate in events to promote our rescue and find forever homes for our dogs. Volunteers will assist in planning, setting up, and managing events.

Volunteers at Parkview provide invaluable time, talents, and services to patients, their family members, and guests by offering excellent hospitality and service. Responsibilities include guiding patients and visitors to their destinations, assisting with clerical work, or working in hospital gift shops.

Help distribute diapers, wipes, and diaper cream to families in need during designated giveaway days. Volunteers will assist with organizing supplies and interacting with community members.