Volunteers help with land management tasks such as planting native species, removing invasive species, and maintaining hiking trails at the 73-acre Conservation Management Area in Harding Township.

Assist staff with in-classroom presentations using a hands-on watershed model to educate students about water pollution. Volunteers will receive training to confidently present in schools within the Great Swamp Watershed and Passaic River area.

Assist with various office tasks such as event support, envelope stuffing for membership renewals, and general administrative duties throughout the year.

Contribute to writing blog posts, articles, and assisting with social media outreach to promote the organization's mission and activities. Monthly meetings are held for planning and collaboration.

Engage in stream monitoring programs including visual assessments, chemical monitoring, and E. coli monitoring. Volunteers will participate in stream restoration events and other water quality-related programs.

Greet visitors and introduce them to the refuge and the boardwalk area. This opportunity is outdoors and available on weekdays and weekends year-round.

Help maintain display gardens at the visitor center. This opportunity is available on weekdays only from March to October.

Greet visitors and provide Refuge orientation. Handle sales in Friends Nature Shop. A minimum of at least one 3-hour shift per month is required. This opportunity is available on weekdays and weekends year-round.

Join a crew for manual and chemical control of invasive plant species. This opportunity is available on weekdays only from March to October.

Assist with guided walks for school groups and community organizations. This opportunity is available on weekdays and weekends year-round.

Participate in various carpentry projects. This opportunity is available on weekdays year-round.

Staff exhibit booths at fairs and special functions to promote NJ Audubon's mission and programs. Volunteers will engage with the public and provide information about the organization's conservation efforts.

Engage with the public at community events and talk about St. Hubert’s programs and services, including volunteering, fostering, and community outreach opportunities.

Assist with low-cost vaccine clinics in underserved local communities. Volunteers play a vital role in keeping the events organized and efficient. Clinics are held on Saturdays in the spring, summer, and early fall.

Spend time socializing the cats at the shelter to keep them happy and help them become more adoptable. Must be 18 years of age or older.

Assist staff with morning cleaning in the cattery or kennels. This critical and rewarding position is an essential part of caring for the animals. Shifts are available every day from 8:30 to 11:30 AM.

Assist in exercising the dogs throughout the day. Must be 18 years of age or older, successfully complete training, and be able to handle medium to large size dogs.

Assist with laundry, make enrichment treats for the dogs, or sort donations, supporting staff every afternoon. This role is vital in maintaining the daily operations of the center.

Help customers find the perfect toy, gift, or supplies during adoption hours and work the register. A minimum of two shifts per month is required.

Specially trained VNA Hospice volunteers visit with hospice patients and their families, providing comfort and compassion during the final stages of life. This is some of the most rewarding work for volunteers who enjoy making a significant impact on people's lives.

Volunteers can help from the comfort of their home by assisting with administrative tasks such as assembling admission packets. This role supports the VNA's operations and helps ensure smooth service delivery.

VNA's House Calls for Groceries volunteers deliver vital grocery shopping services to homebound residents in Morris County. Volunteers take time from their busy schedules to ensure that these residents have the necessary groceries.

As a volunteer tutor, you will provide free instruction to adults who lack the ability to read, write, or speak English. We offer free training to all our volunteers to ensure they are well-prepared to help our students.

For those interested in corporate or individual volunteer opportunities, please contact Debbie at debbie@lvmorris.org for more information. Volunteers help with various tasks to support our mission.

Volunteers will lead 60-minute tours at the Good Grief centers, introducing community members to the organization's mission, programs, and facilities. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking to groups and sharing information about Good Grief's impact.

Help serve hot, nutritious breakfast and dinner to guests from the community and residents in the Life Change Program. Duties include serving meals, preparing some food items, and light clean-up after the meal. A brief training on food handling will be provided.

Volunteers help set up, wrap gifts, and assist men in the program with selecting gifts for children. Volunteers must be 18 or older or accompanied by a guardian.

Volunteers engage in maintenance projects such as painting or landscaping based on the current needs of the Mission.

Volunteers help collect and organize food donations, including bulk size cans and various food items. Donations can be dropped off at specified locations.

Volunteers tutor residents pursuing their GED, based on the needs of the men in the program.

Volunteers assist in collecting and distributing new or gently used coats. Responsibilities include registration, refreshments, greeting, and assisting guests in coat selection.

Volunteers assist with cleaning, sorting, and organizing items in the Thrift Store. This role may require physical activity such as walking and standing.

Volunteers participate in welcoming attendees, checking admission buttons, managing venues, working the command center, and staffing street fairs during the New Year's Eve event.

Volunteers at the Winter Market will help with setup, customer assistance, and other tasks to support local farmers and makers. Volunteers aged 15 and above may work independently, while those 14 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver.

Help us grow more food at The Urban Farm. Most projects involve working outdoors and may require physical labor. No gardening experience is needed as guidance will be provided.

As a Puppy Raiser, you will help raise a puppy that will eventually become a Seeing Eye dog. This involves providing a loving home, basic training, and socialization experiences for the puppy.

Assist in setting up and organizing art exhibits, ensuring that artworks are displayed according to the curator's vision. Volunteers will help with logistics and visitor engagement during events.

The MCPC regularly hosts scouts for projects towards rank advancement and service hours. Projects include construction of benches, bird blinds, and floating docks. Interested individuals should contact department leaders directly for projects that best meet their interests.

Gardenworks volunteers work alongside staff to improve and maintain public gardens. Tasks include planting, propagating, pruning, and plant identification. Volunteers gain hands-on experience in specialized gardens.

Volunteers can adopt a trail to report conditions, perform maintenance, or participate in complex trail maintenance and construction techniques. This program helps maintain over 250 miles of trails.

The Adopt-A-Trail Program offers volunteers the opportunity to help maintain over 250 miles of trails. Volunteers can choose to be Trail Watchers, Trail Keepers, or participate in the Trail Fun Series for more complex maintenance tasks.

Mentors are responsible for guiding and supporting special needs children through various programs, helping them develop social skills and confidence. Volunteers are expected to participate in training sessions and engage with children in activities such as swimming, art, and sports.

Volunteers lead farm tours, assist with gardening, and support special events at this historic farm. Opportunities include being a tour guide, docent, or workshop assistant.

Assist in maintenance projects to help keep our facilities in top condition. Volunteers will work on various tasks as needed.

Host a workshop with our teens, focusing on skill development and personal growth. Volunteers will engage with teens to provide guidance and mentorship.

Lead a craft or project session with preschool or after-school classrooms, encouraging creativity and learning through hands-on activities.

Assist with equine-assisted therapy sessions and activities, supporting therapists and ensuring a safe environment for clients and horses. Volunteers will help with horse care and client interaction.

Volunteers monitor bluebird nest boxes in county parks, tracking species and numbers of birds, reporting damages, and making repairs. This program supports over 400 young birds annually.

Volunteers monitor bluebird nest boxes, visiting them weekly to track species and numbers, report damages, and sometimes make repairs. This program helps fledge over 400 young birds annually.

Do you have an artistic talent or hobby that you can teach to others? Contact us to schedule a 45-minute to 1-hour craft session here at the Center. We will supply all the needed materials.

From time to time assistance is needed with one of our many social events. Duties can include decorating, setting up for events, and serving food. Can also include on-site assistance at our paper shred fundraisers. All that is needed is a positive attitude and a willingness to give back to the community. Approximately 2-3 hours on a monthly basis.

Help us with database manipulation and spreadsheet maintenance. Requires ensuring all data is entered accurately; reviewing all information entered and making corrections where necessary. Experience with Excel and database skills required. This can be done at flexible times and may require 2-5 hours per month.

This includes answering phones, taking messages, light office work (such as filing, faxing, making copies, etc.), setting up refreshments, and other customer service duties. This includes heavy contact with Center members. Good communication and organizational skills are required. Shifts are available Mondays through Fridays from 9AM-Noon.

We’re always interested in meeting enthusiastic people with expertise, passion, or a special skill they would like to share with our members. Perhaps you can volunteer to: hold a TED Talk, speak to an audience about your work, passion, or hobbies; share photos from a unique travel experience – or whatever you may have to offer. We’re open to ideas!

We promote our programs and events through flyers that need to be posted in the Center and at various locations around town. Experience with programs such as Canva, Google Docs, PowerPoint, etc. is needed to help design promotional flyers at various times of the month.

Help keep our lending library organized by shelving and re-shelving books in proper areas. This entails approximately one hour per week, anytime the Center is open.

Thank you for your interest in joining the Madison Fire Department as a volunteer firefighter. The Madison Fire Department is a combination fire department, utilizing both paid and volunteer firefighters. Because of the combination department, Madison benefits by the immediate response of paid personnel, complemented by volunteer manpower which responds directly to the scene with their own personal protective gear. The department responds out of 1 firehouse, located on Prospect Street. The department operates 2 pumpers, an aerial truck, a rescue truck, and a utility truck. We respond to over 1,300 calls a year. | Requirements: Must be 18 years old and out of High School. Must be a Madison resident or live within 2 miles of Madison's border. Since firefighting is a physically challenging activity, the candidate must be able to perform duties like climbing ladders, crawling and lifting all while wearing approximately 50 pounds of protective gear. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist with various duties at The Seeing Eye's campuses, including meeting puppies and dogs in the program. Volunteers must be 18 or older, and the average wait time for placement is six months to a year.

Assist at Special Events with hospitality or other tasks as needed to ensure the success of the event. Help promote membership by acquainting the public with the special advantages the Friends offer.

Participate in various tasks depending on the event. Volunteer information will be announced in weekly eblasts when applicable.

Capture photographs of events, speakers, staff, and attendees at The Frelinghuysen Arboretum. Photos may be used in various publications and volunteers receive complimentary event admission.

Opportunities abound at our annual plant sale, including set-up and tear-down, pricing, cashiers, plant consultants, and more. Check our homepage mid-March to May for more details and to sign up for the next Plant Sale.

Engage with the community to promote local history through events, guided tours, and educational programs. Volunteers will help organize and participate in various history-related activities to raise awareness and appreciation for New Jersey's rich history.

Participate in a nationwide day of service every June 21st, joining others across the country in various community service activities. Volunteers will engage in projects that benefit local communities and promote positive change.

Join the United Way's Tax Prep Team to provide free, IRS-certified tax preparation services for ALICE households. Volunteers will receive training to become certified tax preparers and help families navigate tax season.

Teens can lead change by volunteering in roles such as tutoring, event support, and program assistance. This opportunity builds skills, confidence, and community involvement.

Help organize or participate in donation drives or service projects that meet local needs, such as school supplies, winter gear, or food distribution. This role is suitable for families, scout troops, and first-timers.

Support the Community Engagement Committee in cultivating a welcoming environment and leading initiatives that reflect and celebrate the cultural diversity of the communities served by the Y.

Support youth and adult programs through tutoring, mentoring, coaching, and class assistance. Make a direct impact in someone's day by volunteering as a tutor, childcare aide, or wellness assistant.

Explore your interest in a Branch Board member position within the Greater Somerset County YMCA. The Branch Board is responsible for developing and advising the organization.

Champion the YMCA's mission by raising awareness and supporting fundraising efforts for the Annual Campaign. This role is ideal for advocates and storytellers passionate about ensuring access for all.

Bring energy to signature events like Healthy Kids Day or Hillsborough HOP 5k by helping to plan, promote, or lend a hand on the day of the event. This opportunity is perfect for teens, families, and corporate teams.

Join as a board member to contribute to the governance and direction of the organization. Responsibilities include attending meetings, being well-informed of policy matters, and ensuring the Y is well managed.

Help keep the Y running strong by lending a hand with indoor/outdoor projects, light repairs, or beautification efforts. This role is flexible and suitable for DIYers and service groups.

Assist with front desk tasks, data entry, or office organization to help the YMCA operate smoothly behind the scenes. This opportunity is great for organized helpers and students.

Assist with a 45 minute boxing class for those in our Parkinson's program. Volunteers needed to help with support and balance, getting equipment, and assisting the instructor.

Volunteers sort incoming donations, check expiration dates, and organize items on shelves to prepare for distribution. This role is crucial in ensuring that families receive safe and fresh products.

Assist in preparing food and hygiene products for monthly distributions. Volunteers set out and organize items for families to select during distribution events.

Help pack bags of food for families during distribution events. Volunteers also assist in packing fresh produce items in the kitchen.

Tend to the Giving Garden during spring and summer months. Volunteers help grow and maintain produce that is distributed to families in need.

Volunteers under 14 or those preferring off-site projects can host supply drives, create literacy flashcards, or collect and sort clothing. These activities support MHM's mission from various locations.

Volunteering at Moms Helping Moms is fun and rewarding! Join us in our air-conditioned/heated warehouse in Warren Township, Somerset County, to sort baby clothes, count diapers, and repackage loose diapers. We welcome individual volunteers, ages 14+, to help out in our warehouse on many weekdays.

Young professionals, ages 18-35, who are dedicated to making a palpable difference in our community and are passionate about our cause. Members contribute to the development & expansion of the organization while having the opportunity to lead fundraising & awareness events, volunteer for MHM functions, and participate in local and national campaigns.

Support various activities and events as needed, contributing to the overall mission of Rose House. Tasks may vary based on current needs and volunteer skills.

Assist in organizing and managing golf outings to support Rose House's mission. Volunteers may help with event setup, registration, and coordination during the event.

New members wanted. | Requirements: Be between the ages of 16-45. Berkeley Heights residents or residents of a bordering community. Call 908-464-0800 for more information. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

The Mendham Fire Department began serving the local community in 1905. Its membership has always been, and still is, comprised completely of volunteers from the local area. Civic-minded residents with a drive to go the extra distance when the alarm rings out have joined the roster and proudly serve as one of Mendham’s bravest. Do you want to help your fellow neighbors, work hard, meet new people and have fun at the same time? If you do, then Volunteer! And join the Mendham Fire Department! | Requirements: Requirements vary based on the membership opportunity you are interested in; for more information please visit: https://mendhamfd.org/join/ | Categories: Department Support, Firefighter

Assist in organizing and running community events such as Walktoberfest and the Annual Awards Gala. Volunteers will help with event setup, registration, and guest assistance.

Support recreational activities for individuals with I/DD, including the Morris County Adaptive Recreational Program (McARP), Teen Club, and Paradise Farm day camp. Volunteers will assist with activity planning and participant engagement.

Provide exercise and socialization for dogs and cats in our care. Volunteers will help improve the animals' quality of life and prepare them for adoption by spending time walking dogs and socializing with cats.

Assist with operations at our Thrift shop, helping to organize and manage items for sale. Volunteers will contribute to fundraising efforts that support our animal rescue mission.

Help with off-site adoption events by setting up, interacting with potential adopters, and assisting with the care of animals during the event. Volunteers will play a crucial role in finding homes for our animals.

Participate in organizing and executing fundraising events to support our life-saving programs. Volunteers will engage with the community to raise awareness and funds for our rescue efforts.

The Listen to Children program pairs a warm accepting older adult volunteer with a school-aged child on a one-to-one basis. Volunteers meet with a child weekly to provide conversation and support.

Tessie's Touch volunteers engage in activities and excursions with isolated older adults, enhancing their social connections. Volunteers must submit to a background check and commit to 1 hour weekly.

Support survivors of domestic violence through the Court Advocate program. Volunteers provide crisis counseling and essential information regarding safety and resources available to victims throughout the legal process in the domestic violence unit of Essex County Family Court.

Reading Buddies engages older adult volunteers in promoting childhood literacy in public schools. Volunteers read to the same small group of students each week throughout the school year.

Provide fresh meals and care packages for our community’s most vulnerable members. Volunteers pick up freshly cooked meals and/or care packages and deliver them to homebound older adults and Holocaust survivors.

Friendly Visitors are matched with a homebound older adult to provide conversation, companionship, and socialization opportunities. Volunteers meet with the older adult weekly in their home.

Engage in activities and excursions with isolated older adults to foster connection and joy. Volunteers are paired one-on-one with seniors for shared experiences.