Assist with fundraising efforts, CPA auditing, legal support, marketing, and writing policies and procedures documents. Volunteers can also engage in youth homelessness research, media/publications, and assisting with special projects.

Assist with administrative tasks in the office, helping to support the Literacy Council's operations. This role requires no specific experience, and training will be provided.

Teach a class to adult learners, helping them develop essential literacy skills. Training is provided, and you will need to attend the online tutor training workshop after the information session.

As a tutor, you will work one-on-one with adult learners to improve their literacy skills. No prior experience is necessary as training will be provided, and you must attend the online tutor training workshop after the information session.

Attend a Volunteer Information Session to learn about the Literacy Council's work and ask questions. This hour-long, online session is a prerequisite for all volunteers, and it is required to attend before pursuing any volunteer teaching positions.

Lead workshops that focus on specific literacy skills or topics. You will receive training and support from the Literacy Council to ensure your success as a workshop leader.

Participate in one of the GMA's three committees: Business Development, Design, or Promotions. Committee members work on projects that encourage revitalization and community engagement through various initiatives.

Join City Youth Matrix in empowering families and supporting youth through various enrichment programs. Volunteers may assist in organizing events, providing mentorship, or supporting administrative tasks.

Assist at community tables by providing information about Envision Frederick County's mission and programs to the public. Engage with community members and answer questions.

Help check people in at in-person events, ensuring a smooth and organized entry process. Volunteers may exchange hours for event admission.

Join the GMA Board composed of residents, business owners, and representatives to help guide the Golden Mile's development. Board members play a crucial role in decision-making and strategic planning for the community.

Join one of our committees such as Programs, Fundraising, or Policy. Volunteers will contribute to planning and executing initiatives that align with Envision Frederick County's mission.

Assist with GMA-sponsored events such as National Night Out. Volunteers help in organizing and managing events that foster community spirit and engagement.

Assist with event logistics to ensure the festival runs smoothly. Responsibilities include selling festival merchandise, checking in filmmaker teams, managing the information booth, and greeting attendees.

Join the Planning Committee to help shape the festival from the ground up. Responsibilities include designing and decorating for the event, marketing and promotions, party planning, serving as team liaisons, assembling prizes, and planning the event launch and screenings.

Serve as a judge to help select the winners of the 72 Film Fest. This role is ideal for professionals or academics in filmmaking who want to contribute their expertise and celebrate creative talent.

Assist in various community development projects aimed at making a positive change in the community. Volunteers will work closely with program coordinators to support initiatives that empower the community and deliver necessary support.

Join our TNR Program to help manage feral cat colonies by providing daily care and medical attention. Volunteers will assist in the humane trapping and spaying/neutering of feral cats.

As a Foster Care Volunteer, you will provide a temporary loving home for animals in need. All veterinary care, food, and litter will be provided by AWLFC, and you will participate in adoption events and processes.

Help with weekend office hours, cleaning, and cat care at our adoption center. Volunteers will assist with daily operations and ensure a clean and welcoming environment for visitors and animals.