Assist with pantry operations during open hours, including helping clients, sorting and stacking food items, and maintaining cleanliness. Volunteers can also help with shopping for pantry supplies.

Support the counseling services team by assisting with administrative tasks, client intake, and providing a welcoming atmosphere for clients seeking mental health support.

Assist in facilitating programs that support individuals and families in recovery from addictive disorders. Volunteers will help in planning and executing program activities, ensuring a supportive environment for participants.

Provide confidential peer support and self-help to individuals seeking support and information. Volunteers will offer non-judgmental listening and suggest referrals to community services.

Support the organization by helping with building maintenance tasks. Volunteers will assist in ensuring the facilities are safe, clean, and welcoming for all visitors and staff.

Volunteers are needed to support various initiatives across Chenango, Delaware, Madison, and Otsego Counties. Tasks may include assisting with events, distributing resources, and supporting educational programs.

Help in organizing and distributing food to individuals and families in need. Volunteers will assist in stocking shelves, packing food bags, and ensuring a welcoming environment for clients.

Provide basic medical care, distribute first aid supplies, and educate caregivers on administering first aid to feral cats. This role is vital in ensuring the health and safety of feral cats.

Assist in distributing food to feral cat colonies, manage food drop/pick-up sites, or help with delivery services to caregivers. This role supports the nutritional needs of feral cats.

Assist with Trap-Neuter-Return operations by trapping cats, transporting them to veterinary clinics, and monitoring their recovery. This role is crucial in managing the feral cat population humanely.

Organize and participate in fundraising events, community outreach programs, and awareness campaigns to support the initiatives of Friends of The Feral. This role helps raise essential funds and awareness.

Volunteers will spend four to eight hours a month mentoring boys and girls ages 5 to 16 in Delaware County. The program is supported by various local organizations and aims to provide guidance and support to youth.

Volunteers are needed to staff the 24/7 hotline for the Safe Against Violence program. Volunteers will assist individuals in crisis by providing support and information.

Delaware Opportunities seeks ongoing volunteers to assist with various tasks and projects throughout the year. Activities include assisting with the garden, helping with Toys for Tots, food distributions, Food Pantry, and more.