Assist in planning and executing the annual Thanksgiving Dinner for the Homeless. Volunteers will help prepare meals, serve food, and engage with attendees to create a welcoming and supportive environment.

Participate in monthly Midnight Runs to distribute food and engage in meaningful conversations with homeless individuals. Volunteers are encouraged to connect with the people they serve, making a positive impact on both sides.

Assist with the maintenance and preservation of the gardens, including planting, weeding, and general upkeep. Volunteers will work under the guidance of experienced horticulturists to ensure the gardens remain a beautiful and welcoming space for visitors.

Assist in maintaining the Old Croton Aqueduct trail by reporting issues such as downed trees, trail washouts, and illicit use. Volunteers help keep the trail safe and accessible for all visitors.

Engage with visitors at the Keeper's House Visitor Center, providing information about the history and significance of the Old Croton Aqueduct. Volunteers help enhance the visitor experience through education and hospitality.

Like to be on the computer? Like to work on projects? Each Playhouse is always looking for administrative volunteers to help with thank you letters, creating books for our literacy program, database entry and more!

Help at community, awareness, and social events throughout the year. From being a committee member to helping the day of the event, we need your assistance.

Support program leaders, help with setup and takedown of materials, assist with activities like yoga, Zumba, karate, or tutoring in a literacy program. Specific training provided for tutors.

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.

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.

Science Internship Coaches work with 10th Grade Science Research Scholars to apply for summer internships, ensuring all components of the applications are completed before deadlines.

Volunteers assist clients during guided technology classes, helping with computer setup and exercises. Topics include safe password practices and using applications like Gmail and Google Docs. Available in Mount Kisco, Ossining, and Yonkers.

Help prevent the loss of literacy skills in students during the summer break by engaging them in reading activities at local public libraries.

YPIE Graduation Coaches develop meaningful relationships with Scholars, serve as conduits to broaden their horizons, provide connections to resources to help them reach their potential, and support them through high school graduation. Graduation Coaches meet with their Scholars two times per month and are provided a curriculum to guide those meetings.

Volunteers assist the instructor with guided activities for children ages 0-4, while their parents attend parenting and child development classes. This program is available during the daytime in Mount Kisco, Ossining, and Yonkers.

Science Research Mentors assist students in conducting research, suggesting reading materials, providing feedback, and editing research papers. Mentors commit to a 2-year term.

College Zone Tutors work with students one-on-one or in small groups to provide individualized instruction in a variety of high school level subjects. Tutors commit to at least one day per week for two hours per day.

Provide free academic support to public school students, helping them with literacy, basic math, and other academic skills. Volunteers are trained to use the most up-to-date approaches to literacy/academic support and mentoring.

Career Coaches mentor YPIE college juniors and seniors through the process of creating a personalized internship and job application plan, searching for opportunities, and preparing strong applications.

Assist elementary school students with homework and literacy skills after school. Volunteers include senior adults, college, and high school-aged mentors who engage students in academic development activities.