Assist with the coordination and execution of spay/neuter events to help reduce the overpopulation of dogs and cats. Volunteers will help with event setup, registration, and providing information to pet owners.

Learn to identify local frog and toad species by their calls and report findings to contribute to amphibian conservation. Volunteers register a wetland site and make multiple evening visits from February through August.

Assist with supporting program services, including helping with adaptive golf sessions for veterans, youth, and adults. Volunteers may also participate in fundraising, subcommittees, and administrative tasks.

Assist choir directors during weekly rehearsals by helping with setup, managing music sheets, and supporting young singers in learning their parts. Volunteers should be enthusiastic about music and working with children.

Assist with the creation of the Parade Program and engage with sponsors to secure financial support for the St. Patrick's Day events. This role is crucial for the successful execution of the festivities.

Volunteers are needed to help make the Greenville St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival a success. Responsibilities include staffing booths, assisting with entertainment and presentations, and ensuring attendees enjoy the festivities.

Keep social media feeds updated, respond to messages, and create posts. Volunteers will manage social media presence and engage with the community online.

Support the academic success of GirlUp Gvl students by providing tutoring in various subjects. Volunteers will work one-on-one or in small groups to help students achieve their educational goals.

Organize and oversee educational events and projects, aiming to create a well-informed and engaged community on issues facing LGBTQ+ persons. Volunteers will help plan and execute educational initiatives.

Prepare, provide, and deliver meals to GirlUp Gvl students, ensuring they have nutritious food to support their learning and development.

This committee advocates for equitable policies, provides educational resources, organizes events, and serves as a platform for LGBTQ voices to address challenges and opportunities for growth.

Assist GirlUp Gvl by providing transportation for students to various events and programs, helping them connect to the world around them.

Be a supportive mentor for GirlUp Gvl students, encouraging them and providing guidance as they navigate their personal and academic journeys.

Coordinate volunteers for events, recruit new volunteers, and ensure adequate volunteer support for each committee or event. Volunteers will manage volunteer engagement and logistics.

Contact local businesses to partner with Upstate Pride SC and solicit donations from the public. Volunteers will help secure funding and build relationships with sponsors.

Assist in the preservation and protection of historic sites in Upstate South Carolina. Volunteers will engage in various activities to support the maintenance and promotion of endangered places.

Assist with press releases, writing blog items, and other content for the website. Volunteers will help with photography, newsletters, and communications with potential donors and sponsors.

Share your unique gifts and talents with GirlUp Gvl to help further develop the skills of young women. Volunteers will conduct workshops or sessions based on their expertise.

Responsible for organizing monthly hikes and other outdoor activities. Volunteers will coordinate logistics and promote outdoor engagement within the community.

Join GirlUp Gvl for group or company workdays to connect with the community and support local youth programs. Volunteers will participate in various tasks to support the organization's initiatives.

Responsible for setting up all events beyond the annual festivals. Includes coming up with themes for events, securing locations, catering, security, and working with the Entertainment committee to contract with performers.

Ensure performers for specific events and yearly festivals, arrange contracts with performers, and ensure they meet guidelines. Volunteers will coordinate entertainment logistics and support event execution.

Promote the organization and its various events, create flyers and graphics for social media posts. Volunteers will assist in developing marketing strategies and materials.

Assist with the planning and execution of the yearly Upstate Black Pride March & Festival that takes place in downtown Greenville on the last Saturday of June. Volunteers will help with logistics, coordination, and ensuring the event runs smoothly.

Invite GirlUp Gvl into your professional world to showcase your career path and inspire young girls. Volunteers will share their experiences and career journeys with students.

Assist families with special needs children in accessing and enjoying tandem trikes on local bike trails. Responsibilities include helping with bike reservations, ensuring safety protocols are followed, and providing a welcoming environment for participants.

Utilize your grant writing skills to help secure funding for the organization's operations and animal care needs. Experience in writing grants is required.

Assist in the day-to-day operations of the group, including animal care, event assistance, and transportation of animals and supplies. Volunteers must be 18 years or older and have proof of rabies vaccination to work with rabies vector species.

Help keep our pianos in great shape by tuning and maintaining them. You will be featured on our site and social media, and mentioned in press releases.

Volunteer artists or artistic groups are needed to paint our pianos, making them visually appealing. Artists will be credited on our site, social media, and on a plaque on the piano.

Share your musical talents at our fundraising events, whether you are an amateur or professional pianist.

Use your creativity and energy to help us raise funds for our nonprofit organization. We welcome innovative fundraising ideas.

Adopt a piano and perform weekly maintenance tasks such as cleaning and reporting issues. Ensure the piano is ready for public use.

Assist with posting about Please Play Me Pianos on social media using recommended hashtags to increase visibility and engagement.

Support the Steward Youth Program by teaching and mentoring young individuals. Volunteers will engage with youth to foster development and learning in sustainability practices.

Assist with developing engaging content and strategies for social media platforms. Volunteers will help capture and develop content for newsletters and marketing efforts to increase engagement and awareness.

Participate in water testing activities to support environmental sustainability efforts. Volunteers will help monitor and maintain the health of local water bodies through regular testing and data collection.

Assist with on-site building maintenance and repair, and provide support for energy home visits. Volunteers will help coordinate and provide hands-on support to improve energy efficiency in homes.

Join our garden workdays at Annie's House to assist with general landscaping and garden maintenance. Tasks include pulling weeds, mulching, raking leaves, and planting or harvesting depending on the season. Volunteers should wear closed-toed shoes and bring water and a snack.

Volunteers at the Indie Craft Parade assist with welcoming and checking in attendees, handing out admission stickers, providing short-term booth relief for artists, and helping guests navigate the event. Volunteers are essential in supporting artists and connecting with Greenville’s creative community.

Assist with planning and executing family events such as Social Saturdays, Halloween events, and Sensory Santa. Volunteers may help with setup, coordination, and engaging with families during events.

Provide administrative support in the office, including tasks such as filing, data entry, and answering phones. Volunteers help ensure the smooth operation of daily activities.

Support the coordination of various programs by assisting with logistics, communication, and participant engagement. Volunteers play a crucial role in the successful delivery of programs to families.

Volunteers will assist in organizing and managing events during South Carolina's largest Juneteenth celebration. Responsibilities include helping with event setup, assisting vendors, and engaging with attendees to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.

Participate in bat counts, build bat houses, and engage in outreach and education activities to support bat conservation efforts. Opportunities are offered through the SCDNR.

Monitor bat roost sites by counting bats emerging from a maternity roost during the summer. This citizen science project helps track bat populations across South Carolina.

Act as a liaison between the Forest Service and the public at busy locations. Provide information and answer questions about the forest and its use.

Participate in the SCDNR survey to estimate reproduction and recruitment of wild turkeys and bobwhite quail. Volunteers help monitor nesting success and survival of broods.

Participate in volunteer water-quality monitoring to educate the public about water quality issues and engage in hands-on experiences. Volunteers set their own schedule after training.

Join the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network to measure and map precipitation. Volunteers use low-cost tools and provide data for natural resource and research applications.

Assist with various tasks such as ushering, hanging posters, sewing simple costumes, or offering any other help you can provide. This role is perfect for those with extra time or special talents looking to support the arts.

Assist in the construction and expansion of model train displays, including building sets and maintaining the G scale train lobby. Volunteers will work alongside experienced builders to enhance the station's exhibits.

Manage and coordinate volunteer activities, ensuring effective communication and scheduling. This role involves organizing volunteer efforts and supporting the museum's operations.

Support the planning and execution of museum events. This role involves assisting with logistics, setup, and coordination to ensure successful events.

This position is essential to the daily operation of the museum. Volunteers will lend their knowledge of the Revolutionary War and the colonial period, learn about various artifacts, give tours to patrons, and become an active part of the museum staff.

Assist in researching historical topics related to the Revolutionary War and colonial period. This role involves gathering information, organizing data, and contributing to the museum's educational content.

Engage with the community to promote the museum's programs and events. This role involves building relationships with local organizations and individuals to enhance community involvement.

Assist with providing food, showers, clothing, and a safe place for individuals facing homelessness. Volunteers will help with meal preparation, distribution, and general shelter support.

Contribute your unique skills to the museum, whether in woodworking, web technology, or historical expertise. Collaborate with the team to enhance museum offerings.

Guide guests through the story of Greer, helping them discover their place in its history. Engage visitors with meaningful and memorable educational experiences.

Assist with various tasks such as office work, filing, scanning, sorting, transcribing, and calling. No specific skills are required, just a willingness to help.

Volunteering at The Dream Center connects community members with opportunities to use their unique skills and talents to serve others while experiencing the joy of making a difference in the community. Volunteers help extend love, hope, and support to those in need.

Group service projects are available for boy scouts, college fraternities, or church small groups. These projects are excellent opportunities to engage in community service and contribute to ongoing needs at The Dream Center.

Assist in organizing and facilitating outdoor activities for individuals with disabilities. Volunteers will help participants engage in various sports and recreational activities, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.

At Tigerville Fire Department we're always looking for our next great volunteer! Whether you're interested in fighting fire, running medical calls or being a support member we would love to meet with you and discuss ways you can help our great community and how we can help you! Please check out one of our three more detailed listings for support, medical and firefighter to learn more about each of these positions. | Requirements: Applicants must 18 or older with a valid driver's license and a high school diploma or GED. We require no other training to get started! | Categories: EMT, Department Support, Firefighter

This position directly supports fire personnel without requiring a commitment to obtaining SCFA courses or working in IDLH environments. There are a number of ways this position can assist the department, including but not limited to: - Performing work around the station - Assisting with apparatus checks - Using member’s specialized skills around the station | Requirements: We will provide all required training! No experience is needed for this position! After joining the department we will help you obtain great classes like CPR/AED and NIMS courses. Support members are only required to complete two hours per month of time at the station or on incident, and an additional two hours of training on the topic of the month. | Categories: Department Support

This position provides medical care during emergency incidents while staying outside the IDLH environment. They will also perform support work on scenes and at the station. Medical personnel are not required to obtain SCFA firefighting-related courses. | Requirements: We will provide all the required training! No experience is needed for this position! After joining the department we will help you obtain your CPR/AED certification and first responder training. Medical personnel are only asked to complete four hours of station or incident time per month, along with four hours of training per month. | Categories: Other

This position will respond to emergency incidents and will be responsible for mitigation through fire control, extrication, medical care, triage or other actions as needed. We have areas for promotion after personnel join us as a firefighter; after two years of fire service experience, you can apply to become a senior firefighter. After just three years you can apply to become an engineer! | Requirements: We will provide all required training! No experience is needed for this position! After joining the department we will help you obtain your IFSAC/Pro Board certification as a Firefighter I. This is the minimum requirement to be a firefighter, but you can continue to Firefighter II and driver courses. Those who become firefighter-certified will be required to maintain six hours per month of station or incident time per month, and six hours of training per month. This ensures you keep up your skills and stay abreast of changes in the department. | Categories: Firefighter

Share your hobbies and skills with students on scheduled Fridays. Inspire and educate children by demonstrating your unique talents.

Prepare or provide meals for FIKE students on Mondays and Fridays to be served at 5:30 PM. Coordinate with the center to schedule your participation.

Engage in a one-on-one relationship where you serve as a role model and trusted counselor to a youth. Help influence and support them positively amidst today's challenging environment.

Assist students with homework and reading during after-school hours. Provide support and encouragement to help them succeed academically.

Want to serve your community, friends and neighbors? Have a special skill that would help the department? Volunteerism is the core of our American values, and giving of yourself for the betterment and benefit of others is incredibly rewarding. Do you have what it takes to be a firefighter? The standards are high but the duty is fulfilling, if so please apply. | Requirements: A willingness to learn, and serve others in our community and. Must be at least 18 years of age. Maintain a 15% average for responding to calls, attending meetings and training events. Be dedicated to adhering to your training schedule. Maintain a neat and clean appearance and conduct yourself with the utmost decorum in public. Successfully complete a criminal background check. complete the interview process. | Categories: Firefighter

Ground volunteers assist in coordinating the logistics of animal transport, including arranging ground transport to and from airports and ensuring animals are ready for flights. Volunteers communicate with pilots and rescue groups to facilitate smooth operations.

The Glassy Mountain Fire Department is looking for persons interested in becoming volunteer firefighters. All training, uniforms, and protective equipment is provided. Once trained, volunteer firefighters can earn money by serving as paid-on-call firefighters and receive stipends for returning to fire calls. We also need persons trained as Emergency Medical Technicians, Advanced EMTs, or Paramedics, especially if you are also interested in becoming a firefighter. | Requirements: Must be 18 years of age. (Cadet/Junior members minimum of 16) Possess a valid driver's license. Clean driving record. (limited speeding tickets OK). High school diploma or GED. No criminal background. Must be physically fit to perform the duties of a firefighter. | Categories: Firefighter, Community Education, EMT