Volunteers support behavioral health clinical and administrative functions at St. Vincent’s main campus or off-site locations. Duties include office coordination, data entry, assisting in therapeutic patient-care environments, and serving as hospital ambassadors.

You can help with research projects at the Nature Center or become a part of a nationwide citizen science project. The Rye Nature Center has hosted and helped train children and adults to help with Audubon’s Great Backyard Bird Count, Project FrogWatch, and the National Phenology Network.

Facilitate youth empowerment workshops focusing on anger management and conflict resolution. Volunteers will guide sessions based on the strengths and needs of individual youth, helping them develop necessary life skills.

Assist in conducting parent training sessions that include conflict resolution, communication skills, and restorative listening. Volunteers will help facilitate interactive games and support groups for parents.

Provide mentoring and educational support to youth, focusing on developing positive self-esteem and a sense of purpose. Volunteers will work with youth individually to address their specific needs and goals.

Animal volunteers are needed to help feed, clean, and interact with resident Nature Center pets. Volunteers should be at least 14 years or older and able to commit to helping weekly or biweekly for 1.5 hours for at least 8 weeks. No prior animal experience is necessary.

Garden and trail volunteers are needed to help maintain our trails, survey the grounds for plants and wildlife, and complete special projects. If you are interested in working outdoors or bringing a volunteer group, this role is perfect for you.

Summer camp volunteers help our educators and specialists provide fun, hands-on nature explorations to children. Volunteers must be at least 15 years old, and commit to helping out 5 days a week for two weeks between June and August. Prior experience working with children is preferred, but not required.

Join us for Saturday Volunteer Workdays where you can help with grounds maintenance and event support. It's a great way to enjoy the outdoors and contribute to the preservation of this historic site.

Serve as a weekend docent at the Rye Meeting House, guiding visitors through the historic site and sharing its rich history. This role involves engaging with the public and enhancing their visitor experience.

Participate in a research internship focused on the William Voris Archaeological Site. This opportunity is ideal for high school and college students passionate about history and archaeology.

Help put together grocery bags of food for those in need at the Bread of Life Rye Food Pantry. Volunteers will pack bags, serve food, and greet patrons.

Assist at the Bread of Life Rye Food Pantry by helping to serve food and support pantry operations. Volunteers will engage with patrons and help maintain a welcoming environment.

The Rye Fire Department is actively recruiting individuals who wish to serve the City of Rye and surrounding areas in the capacity of firefighters. Eligibility requirements include men or women ages 18 and older, live or work in the City of Rye or a surrounding town, good physical condition, and have the desire to participate in fire and/or emergency activities. The various fire scene roles and responsibilities are determined by certifications obtained through various training programs. No training or fire service experience necessary for membership. The Rye Fire Department will sponsor any/all volunteer training given by Westchester County's Department of Emergency Services and the State of New York's Office of Fire Prevention and Control. Those persons who do not have the desire to participate in emergency activities, or who do not meet the physical requirements for active membership are also encouraged to join the department. These members contribute in the areas of fundraising, public relations, public education, and administrative assistance. | Requirements: 18 Years of Age and live within the vicinity of Rye | Categories: Firefighter

As a volunteer driver, you will provide transportation to seniors for doctor visits, grocery shopping, social activities, and more. This role is flexible, allowing you to set your own schedule and choose when and where to drive.

Visit patients who are alone or can benefit from additional support. Volunteers provide companionship and emotional support during a challenging time.

Assist with educational programs and workshops, supporting the delivery of valuable information to patients and their families.

Drive patients to chemotherapy and radiation therapy appointments. Provide an extra measure of care and support during a stressful time.

Help in the Cancer Support Team (CST) office by organizing patient education materials, photocopying, and doing other general office tasks.

Assist patients with errands such as food shopping, helping to ease their daily burdens.

Help organize CST fundraising events, contributing to the financial support of the organization's services.

Work alongside educators teaching after-school programs, assist at a Tinkering Night or help with special projects such as social media and fundraising. We provide letters of acknowledgement for volunteer hours.

Are you a talented creative like a photographer or grant writer? Perhaps you've honed your skills as a bookkeeper, web manager, or event planner? Put your talents to good use for a great cause.

Plan or organize a special event, from trips to the theater to a walk in the park, or a concert in town to a trip to a new restaurant.

Volunteers are needed to drive program members to their medical appointments, take them to do errands or go shopping, to worship services, or even to cultural events.

Volunteer to be a member of our Board of Directors. Collaborative-minded leadership drives the organization's efforts and we welcome your participation.

You can help keep older members connected with the community by stopping in for a visit. Visiting can foster intergenerational social contact that benefits everyone.

Behind the scenes, our rockstar administrative support staff keeps this ship afloat year after year, tackling key functions like mailings, filing, etc.

Volunteers provide invaluable support, spirit, and leadership in ensuring safe and respectful environments for athletes. They play critical roles in supporting and reinforcing athlete safety through SafeSport programs.

Become a Big today and make a lasting impact on a child's life. Your guidance, support, and encouragement can help a young person overcome challenges, build confidence, and unlock their full potential.

Organize parties, outings, or Zoom calls for SPRYE members. Volunteers will help plan and execute events that foster community engagement and enjoyment.

Assist with small tasks such as changing batteries or light bulbs, picking up prescriptions, and helping with minor household repairs. Volunteers provide essential support to help seniors maintain their homes.

Drive and accompany a member to medical appointments, ensuring they arrive safely and on time. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Assist a member with computer tasks, helping them navigate technology to stay connected and informed. Volunteers should have basic tech skills and patience to teach seniors.

Make phone calls and/or visit homebound members to provide companionship and support. Volunteers help seniors stay connected and engaged with their community.

Assist with various STEM events such as STEM-tastic, MHS Talks, and Tinkering Nights. Responsibilities include event setup, engaging with participants, and supporting event activities.

Support the organization with administrative tasks such as grant writing and donor growth. This role is crucial for maintaining the operational efficiency of the organization.

Join a workgroup in the park to help with various outdoor projects in the Community Garden and throughout Ward Acres Park. Volunteers will contribute to maintaining the park's natural beauty and ecological health.

Reliance Engine and Hose Company is one of 7 volunteer fire companies that comprise the Village of Port Chester NY Fire Department (3 Chiefs, 5 Engines, 2 Ladders, 1 Rescue, 1 Spare Engine, 2 Utility Vehicles). We are located approximately 20 miles north of New York City, within Westchester County on Long Island Sound. Our department provides fire protection for the Village of Port Chester, Village of Rye Brook, 2 interstates (I-95 and I-287), the Hutchinson River Parkway and Westchester County Airport (HPN). The districts we cover include a number challenges such as elementary, middle and high schools, dense urban along with suburban areas, a coastline, office parks, and North East Corridor train line (Metro North). We are ready 24/7/365 to respond to various emergencies such as fires, utility emergencies, motor vehicle accidents and other types of rescues. Our department averages around 1,100 calls for service each year thus we are always looking for men and women who are willing to become volunteer firefighters and help make a difference in our community. | Requirements: Some of the minimum requirements: -18 Years or older -Clean criminal record/able to pass background check and DHS check. -Live or work within the fire district or surrounding fire districts. -Able to complete minimum of New York State Firefighter 1 certification -Willingness to learn, attend local drills as well as take additional New York State Firefighter certifications (Firefighter 2, Fire officer, Emergency Vehicle Operator, Engine Co. Operations, Rescue Tech, etc) -Respond to emergency calls -Work well within a team as well as be thoughtful and self guided when needed -Have a dedication to helping others in their time of need | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Other

We have flexible volunteer projects that allow you to make a difference in a child’s life from home, work, or school. You can organize a drive or participate in kit building projects to support our mission.

Join our community of volunteers to help sort and distribute clothing to children and teens in need. Volunteers must be at least 14 years old and pre-register for all volunteering activities.

Our Clothing Bank taps the energy of volunteer groups to achieve our mission. We offer group volunteer opportunities both in our Clothing Bank and off-site. We ask for a two-hour minimum commitment and recommend up to 3 hours.

Help in the office with answering and routing calls. Volunteers assist in managing communication and providing information to callers.

Pick up, arrange and deliver flowers to patients. This role involves contributing to the Flowers for Life Program to brighten patients' days.

Assist with filing, mailing, and other business-related jobs. Volunteers help with administrative tasks to support the hospice's operations.

Provide emotional support and companionship, assist with life review, poetry, or read to patients. Volunteers make a difference in the life of a patient and in the community.

Participate in art sessions, presently via Zoom, make handmade art cards, and other artwork for Hospice patients. Volunteers use art to provide comfort and joy.

Take part in ongoing support of family and friends who are grieving. Volunteers provide emotional support and help families through difficult times.

Assist with the distribution of food from our mobile pantry. This service is provided on alternating Wednesdays from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

The Conservancy is always looking for behind-the-scenes administrative and organizational support in a number of areas.

Assist adult learners in obtaining their High School Equivalency (HSE) diploma by providing tutoring and support in various subjects. Volunteers should be patient and passionate about education.

Support the Adaptive Tennis Program by assisting children with special needs in learning tennis skills. Volunteers will help organize drills and games, ensuring a safe and fun environment for all participants.

Caterers prepare homemade goods or other refreshments for special events hosted by the organization.

Outreach Ambassadors attend health and community fairs representing CSCNYCT and share information about the wide range of programs and services offered.

Gilda’s Curators help maintain the clubhouse by assisting with tidying and light upkeep, ensuring a welcoming environment for visitors.

Youth Committee Volunteers are high school students who raise awareness about cancer support in their schools and communities through planning events and developing outreach materials.

Administrative Volunteers assist with mailings, filing, data entry, and other administrative tasks to support the organization's operations.

Reception Volunteers provide a warm welcome when someone calls or visits Cancer Support Community Greater NY & CT. They also help individuals register for programs.

Volunteers in the Emergency Department serve as a liaison between patients, families, and staff, ensuring they have everything they need for comfort. This role is vital in providing support during emergency situations.

Patient Experience Volunteers provide a welcoming environment to inpatients and family members, engage in friendly, non-clinical conversation, and provide a listening ear when needed. They help connect patients/families to hospital resources and act as a liaison with staff.

Provide Healing Touch therapy to patients and caregivers. The hospital sponsors certification training for selected volunteers.

Volunteers provide administrative assistance in various office capacities, strengthening their data review and entry, copying, scanning, and phone work skills.

Gift Shop Volunteers assist in the hospital's two boutiques, helping customers enjoy a bit of retail therapy. This role supports the hospital's retail operations and enhances the visitor experience.

Assignments are available for students ages 16 to 17 to work with staff in clinical and nonclinical areas. Students will benefit from learning, observing, and interacting with patients, families, and staff, enhancing the patient and family experience.

Early Ambulation Program Volunteers assist, accompany, and encourage identified inpatients to ambulate and move from one place to another. Training will be provided by designated Physical Medicine & Rehab staff. Volunteers are asked to commit to 6 months of service.

Volunteers create and donate handmade items such as origami, jewelry, small pictures, paintings, poetry, knitted or crocheted items, and greeting cards for distribution to patients, staff, and gift shops. This role allows volunteers to engage with the hospital community in a meaningful way.

Extend a warm, friendly welcome, greet patients and visitors, and provide direction as needed at the information desk and reception areas.

Life Story Facilitators are specifically trained to interview patients who have agreed to be part of the Life Story Narrative Program and record the patient’s life story. Facilitators must be able to listen, converse, and possess excellent writing skills.

The Caregiver Support Program is designed to provide support and resources to those caring for loved ones facing acute or chronic illness. Volunteers provide emotional support, counseling, and help families navigate the hospital system.

Volunteer & Dog Teams visit inpatients to help reduce anxiety and feelings of isolation. Certification through a pet therapy organization is required.

Volunteers provide general assistance to staff at the Family Health Center, which offers integrated primary, specialty, and preventative care to community members. Bilingual skills are highly appreciated in this location.

Volunteers work alongside the Patient Transport team to help escort transport patients and visitors throughout the hospital and transport materials as needed. This role is vital in ensuring smooth operations within the hospital.

Healthful Harmonies Volunteers are singers/musicians who provide music at the patient’s bedside to create a pleasant, healing atmosphere. Currently, the hospital is looking for singers and/or musicians who play stringed instruments.

Volunteers are needed to greet the public, conduct tours, and enhance the visitor experience at the historic Percy Grainger Home & Studio. This role involves sharing knowledge about the Grainger family and their contributions to music and culture.

A T.U.C Volunteer is determined to succeed and give their all in their volunteering efforts. Volunteers are expected to embrace maturity by admitting the truth and contributing positively to the community.

Student T.U.C Volunteers are individuals under the age of 18 who are in middle or high school. They are encouraged to participate in community service and contribute to the organization's mission.

A Trusted T.U.C Volunteer is expected to consistently show up for events and give their best effort to the position they sign up for. Volunteers are encouraged to embody the belief that 'If there's a will, there's a way!'

Become a volunteer at Heartsong and make a positive impact in the lives of Heartsong clients. Join an interactive team of creative arts therapists to help individuals experience the positive effects of creative arts therapy.

Our small organization welcomes help in areas such as development and fundraising, events, strategy, PR, marketing, retail, corporate partnerships, and more. Call Robin to discuss how you would like to contribute.

Job coaches help our trainees learn and perform their work duties while teaching problem-solving skills, workplace social skills, and emotional regulation. The role of the job coach is to understand and support the social, emotional, and cognitive issues of the trainee(s) and help them achieve their program goals.

We are seeking teens and young women with good social skills to work alongside trainees and serve as peer models. Volunteers will help prepare used American Girl merchandise for sale and learn the tasks and processes that our trainees use.

Volunteers help maintain the preserve by removing invasive plants, trail maintenance, planting, and clean-up. This opportunity provides community service hours and involves outdoor work including carrying, pulling, and bending. Volunteers <14 years old need to be accompanied by a guardian.

Volunteers help maintain the preserve, including tasks such as removal of invasive plants, trail maintenance, planting, and clean-up. Work is outdoors and may include carrying, pulling, and bending.

The Food Pantry is open to residents of New Rochelle who meet certain criteria based upon number in household and income. Registration is required and is offered at the pantry food distributions. Volunteering involves helping with the distribution of food.

Assist with the distribution of kosher food to the Jewish Community throughout Westchester. This service is provided twice a month on Thursdays.

We serve dinner to anyone in need, no questions asked, in our communal social dining room Monday to Friday. Volunteering begins with setup at 4:30 pm and ends after clean up at 6:00 pm.

HOPE-FULL KIDS provides meals for students during school breaks including Christmas, Winter and Spring Break, as well as the Summer months when students are not in school. Volunteers help with the distribution of these meals.

Lead and coordinate therapeutic recreation sessions for children with special needs and the elderly. Program Leaders will plan and implement activities that promote physical and emotional well-being.

Volunteers provide academic tutoring to Student Athletes, helping them succeed in their studies and prepare for college. This role involves one-on-one or small group tutoring sessions.

Partner with college students and graduates to provide support and advice through the demanding college years. Training for mentors is provided to ensure effective guidance.

Assist in promoting Fun For Cure, Inc.'s programs and events through social media and other marketing channels. Volunteers will work with the Social Media Promotion Team to raise awareness about the organization's mission.

Assist in the Cooney College Center, providing guidance and support to students as they prepare for college applications and financial aid processes.

Assist with event setup, breakdown, and registration for various events. Volunteers should be organized and able to work in a team environment.

Provide entertainment and engage residents in music, arts, and recreational activities. Volunteers can be musicians, artists, or performers who wish to share their talents.

As a Clerical Assistant, you will help with organizing, filing, and transporting documents. This role supports the administrative functions of Wartburg and ensures smooth operations.

As a Tech Buddy, you will assist residents with using technology, such as smartphones, tablets, and computers. This role helps bridge the digital divide and keeps our seniors connected with their loved ones.

As a Friendly Visitor, you will spend time with our senior residents, providing companionship and emotional support. This role is crucial in helping our residents feel connected and valued.

Volunteers assist in adaptive dance classes for children with special needs, primarily autism. Responsibilities include one-on-one interaction with students, helping them engage in dance activities, and providing emotional support. Volunteers gain experience in working with special needs children in a rewarding and supportive environment.

Our Mission: The mission of the Greenwich Fire Department (GFD) centers upon the preservation of life and property within the Town of Greenwich against the ravages of fire. The GFD is a combination fire department that consists of 106 uniformed career and approximately 85 volunteer firefighters who work together to accomplish this mission. Responding to over 4,200 emergency calls annually, the men and women of the GFD are trained and equipped to handle a wide range of threats. This all-hazard approach prepares our firefighters for many types of calls ranging from minor fire alarms to structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, and hazardous materials incidents. Fire apparatus consists of 13 Engines, 3 Ladder Trucks, 2 Tankers, Support Trucks, Brush Truck, Fire Police Patrol, and a Heavy Rescue. Volunteer Fire Companies: Station 1 (Headquarters): Amogerone Vol. Fire Co. No. 1 - http://www.amogerone.com/Amogerone/Home.html Station 2 (Cos Cob): Cos Cob Vol. Fire Co. No. 1 - http://www.coscobfire.org/ Station 2 (Cos Cob): Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol - https://ccfpp.org/ Station 3 (Byram): Byram Vol. Fire Dept. - http://www.byramvolunteerfiredepartment.org/ Station 4 (Glenville): Glenville Vol. Fire Co. - https://www.glenvillefire.org/ Station 5 (Sound Beach): Sound Beach Vol. Fire Dept. - https://www.soundbeachfire.org/ Station 6 (Round Hill): Round Hill Vol. Fire Co. - https://roundhillfiregreenwich.org/ Station 7 (Banksville): Banksville Ind. Fire Co. - https://www.banksvillefire.org/ Station 8 (North Street). All Career Station | Requirements: Regular Department: - 18 years of age - Pass criminal screening and pre-employment physical - Complete intake interview with Vol. Coord. along with GFD Vol. application - Meet and Greet meeting with Chief of Dept. - Meet with Volunteer Officers to join Volunteer Fire Company - Attending monthly training and Company meeting Explorer Program: - 14-18 years of age - Signed permission slip by parent or legal guardian - Attend Explorer Events and training scheduled by the Advisors Training Requirements: - Enroll into CT Certification course, Firefighter I - Complete online blood borne training and mask fit testing - Completed 3 online ICS courses: 100, 200 and 700 | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Junior Members

Our Mission: The mission of the Greenwich Fire Department (GFD) centers upon the preservation of life and property within the Town of Greenwich against the ravages of fire. The GFD is a combination fire department that consists of 106 uniformed career and approximately 85 volunteer firefighters who work together to accomplish this mission. Responding to over 4,200 emergency calls annually, the men and women of the GFD are trained and equipped to handle a wide range of threats. This all-hazard approach prepares our firefighters for many types of calls ranging from minor fire alarms to structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, and hazardous materials incidents. Fire apparatus consists of 13 Engines, 3 Ladder Trucks, 2 Tankers, Support Trucks, Brush Truck, Fire Police Patrol, and a Heavy Rescue. Volunteer Fire Companies: Station 1 (Headquarters): Amogerone Vol. Fire Co. No. 1 - http://www.amogerone.com/Amogerone/Home.html Station 2 (Cos Cob): Cos Cob Vol. Fire Co. No. 1 - http://www.coscobfire.org/ Station 2 (Cos Cob): Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol - https://ccfpp.org/ Station 3 (Byram): Byram Vol. Fire Dept. - http://www.byramvolunteerfiredepartment.org/ Station 4 (Glenville): Glenville Vol. Fire Co. - https://www.glenvillefire.org/ Station 5 (Sound Beach): Sound Beach Vol. Fire Dept. - https://www.soundbeachfire.org/ Station 6 (Round Hill): Round Hill Vol. Fire Co. - https://roundhillfiregreenwich.org/ Station 7 (Banksville): Banksville Ind. Fire Co. - https://www.banksvillefire.org/ Station 8 (North Street). All Career Station | Requirements: Regular Department: - 18 years of age - Pass criminal screening and pre-employment physical - Complete intake interview with Vol. Coord. along with GFD Vol. application - Meet and Greet meeting with Chief of Dept. - Meet with Volunteer Officers to join Volunteer Fire Company - Attending monthly training and Company meeting Explorer Program: - 14-18 years of age - Signed permission slip by parent or legal guardian - Attend Explorer Events and training scheduled by the Advisors Training Requirements: - Enroll into CT Certification course, Firefighter I - Complete online blood borne training and mask fit testing - Completed 3 online ICS courses: 100, 200 and 700 | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Junior Members