Volunteers are needed to assist with the care of rescued animals, including feeding, cleaning, and socializing cats and dogs. Volunteers play a crucial role in preparing pets for adoption by providing them with love and attention in a nurturing environment.

High school students with an interest in design and technology are encouraged to apply to be an Innovation Center Teen Volunteer. Volunteers will assist with room upkeep, cleaning, and inventory while exploring the Innovation Center's equipment.

Apply to join our Teen Advisory Board for a one-year term. Help make decisions for the Library and plan events for teens. The application is available from November 1-30, and the new Board will be notified on December 15.

Wear the Library's mascot costume, Lehigh the Fox, at various Library or community events throughout the year.

If you’re friendly, patient, and enthusiastic about working with children, sign up to become a volunteer at the Glenview Public Library! Youth In-Person Volunteers must be in grades 6-12 and a Glenview Village resident or attend a school served by the Glenview Public Library to apply.

Are you a genealogy enthusiast who enjoys helping others with genealogy research? Sign up to volunteer in the Library's Genealogy and Local History Room!

Volunteers will assist in costuming, sewing, scenery construction, painting, make-up design, and hair design to help young performers shine onstage. This is an opportunity to use your skills for the greater good and meet future Broadway stars.

Assist with the Glenview Art League's biggest event, the Summer Art Fair, held the last weekend in July. Volunteers are needed for various tasks including publicity, soliciting donations, organizing and staffing the Silent Auction, and setting up and taking down tents, signs, tables, and chairs.

Assist the Demo Chair by seeking out local artists for demonstrations, helping with set up, and arranging refreshments for the Demo Meetings. This role requires approximately 12 hours per year.

Help with the Youth Art Fair held in February by assisting with registration, setting up and taking down children's exhibits, and managing awards and hospitality. Volunteers work in 2-hour or more shifts on one Saturday in February.

Join the Glenview Art League's Board of Directors to oversee new projects, approve finances, and assist committee chairs as needed. Meetings are held monthly at 7 p.m. on the 3rd Monday of each month, except July and December.

Serve as a gallery manager to liaise between GAL exhibitors and venues, assist artists with installations, and help with Member Shows and Receptions. This role requires 8-10 hours per year.

Assist with managing the organization's social media accounts and email communications. Volunteers help spread awareness about the rescue's mission and events.

Assist with the daily care of dogs, including feeding, cleaning, and providing companionship. Volunteers ensure the well-being and comfort of the dogs in the shelter.

Help potential adopters find the perfect match by providing information about available dogs and the adoption process. Volunteers play a key role in facilitating successful adoptions.

Assist with setting up and managing pop-up exhibits at various locations. Volunteers will help engage children and families with interactive activities and ensure a smooth operation of the exhibits.

Participate in organizing and managing parades and large social events. Volunteers will assist with logistics, crowd management, and engaging with attendees to promote the museum's mission.

Join various short-term projects that support the museum's initiatives. Volunteers will work on specific tasks that align with their skills and interests, contributing to the museum's growth and community impact.

Join a committee to help with major fundraising events, such as the annual gala, Love Affair, or the Avenues Golf and Tennis Classic. Volunteers will assist in planning and executing events to raise funds for Avenues' programs.

Volunteers are needed for a minimum of four hours each week to assist at the Thrift Shoppe. Duties include sorting donations, assisting customers, and maintaining the shop's organization.