Support the operation of the HAC Gallery & Gift Shop by assisting with light retail tasks. Volunteers will receive training in retail operations and help with customer service and shop maintenance.

Participate in organizing the Solstice Lantern Walk, a community event featuring a lantern procession along Hillsborough's Riverwalk. Volunteers assist with event preparation, guiding participants, and ensuring a smooth procession.

Assist in organizing and managing the Last Fridays & the Art Walk events, which include live music, dance, poetry, and gallery exhibitions. Volunteers help with event setup, coordination, and providing information to attendees.

Assist in creating and maintaining butterfly-friendly habitats. Volunteers will help with planting, maintaining, and educating the community about the importance of butterfly habitats.

Assist the Diaper Bank of NC by picking up donations from various Hot Spots around town once or twice a month. Volunteers will help collect and transport donations to the main distribution center.

Join the Diaper Bank of NC for a mobile distribution in Durham or New Hanover County, helping to distribute essential products to families in need. Volunteers will assist in the distribution process, ensuring equitable access to supplies.

Organize a donation drive to collect essential items such as diapers, baby wipes, and hygiene supplies. Volunteers can host drives in various locations and promote the event to maximize impact.

Volunteers with specific skills such as graphic design, copywriting, photography, and videography are needed to support Eustress Inc.'s mission. These roles involve creating content and materials to promote mental health awareness.

Volunteers will serve as mentors and accountability partners, providing emotional support and guidance to individuals facing mental health challenges. This role involves active listening and offering advice based on personal experiences.

Assist in various roles within the theatre production, ensuring a supportive environment for disabled performers. Volunteers will help with tasks that do not require strenuous activities, promoting inclusivity and awareness for POTS.

Volunteers are needed to staff mental health walks, providing support and encouragement to participants. Responsibilities include setting up the event, assisting with guest services, and ensuring a smooth operation throughout the walk.

Volunteers will bring science lessons and activities to nearby elementary and middle schools, engaging students in hands-on experiences to improve learning outcomes. Volunteers will also assist in the distribution of laptops to under-resourced students.

Participate in the process of hosting large events and designing event materials. Responsibilities include volunteering at events and drafting creative event brochures.

Assist with administrative duties including drafting spreadsheets, sorting files, and filing taxes. Gain experience in Microsoft Office and non-profit agency logistics.

The City of Mebane is seeking members of the community interested in becoming a Volunteer Firefighter. These Volunteers will serve alongside the Department's other Volunteer and Career Firefighters protecting the citizens of the City of Mebane and surrounding Fire District our of one of the Department's three stations. These firefighters would be on-call and respond to calls for service as needed. Volunteers will be required to attend training offered by the Department, as well as occasional classes offered outside the Department. | Requirements: Volunteers must meet the following requirements: • Be at least 18 years of age; • Be in good physical condition; • Live inside the Mebane Fire District and be able to respond to one of the Department's three stations; • Possess a high school diploma or GED; • Pass a drug test; • Pass a criminal background check; Once accepted to become a Probationary Member of the Department, your training and participation will begin. Your Probationary status will last for a period of twelve (12) months from the date you’re accepted. During this period, you’ll be expected to attend business meetings (held once per month), training exercises (held 3-5 times per month) and respond to necessary calls for service as required by Probationary Members. You'll also be expected to obtain your Hazard Materials Awareness and Operations level certificates and begin taking classes towards obtaining your Firefighter Certification. | Categories: Firefighter

Join us in cultivating our capacities and brightening our communities by volunteering your time and effort. Volunteers will assist in various projects aimed at providing educational opportunities for the descendants of the enslaved in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Lead or assist with special activities such as art projects or cooking classes. Volunteers will share their skills and engage students in creative and educational activities.

Assist with setting up and cleaning up for school events and activities. Volunteers will help arrange furniture, decorations, and ensure the venue is tidy before and after events.

Assist teachers in the classroom by helping with lesson preparations and student engagement. Volunteers may also help with administrative tasks and classroom management.

Supervise students during outdoor activities to ensure safety and engagement. Volunteers will monitor play areas and assist with organizing games or activities.

Fundraising volunteers help plan and execute fundraising events, working closely with others and often speaking to the public. This role is vital for supporting the organization's financial needs.

Transporters pick up wildlife in need and transport them to the CLAWS facility. Training is provided, and volunteers will be listed on federal permits. Animals needing transport include waterfowl, raptors, and fawn.

Hotline Helpers are crucial for educating the public about wildlife. Volunteers answer phone calls, using Google Voice, for 2-hour shifts from anywhere, and are supported by senior volunteers via Facebook Messenger.

Volunteers research animal behavior to build enrichment structures that entertain animals in their environment. This role supports the mental and physical well-being of the animals.

Booth Helpers assist at local fairs and festivals by engaging with the public, distributing literature, and educating about wildlife and responsible pet ownership. Volunteers need a basic understanding of these topics.

Volunteers assist with building additions to the perimeter fence, ensuring safety without direct animal interaction. This role is crucial for maintaining secure habitats for the animals.

Research Assistants help gather information about the animals, including dietary needs and cage enrichment. This role supports the ongoing care and understanding of the diverse species at CLAWS.

Grant Writers assist CLAWS by identifying and applying for grants. Volunteers with experience in grant writing are greatly appreciated, and part of the grant may be allocated to the writer if allowed.

Volunteers help with event setup, takedown, and support during community events to foster celebration and connection. Tasks may include serving meals and connecting with neighbors.

Volunteers assist with after-school programs that pass on local history to the next generation, hosted by community partners like the Craig/Gomains Boys & Girls Club and Hargraves Community Center.

Volunteers assist with picking up and sorting food donations, setting up and cleaning up, and distributing grocery items to community members in Chapel Hill. This opportunity supports the certified food bank and ministry of St. Joseph CME Church.

Volunteers conduct door-to-door surveys to collect neighborhood demographics for the Northside Census, which measures the impact of housing initiatives in the community.

Volunteers meet at the Jackson Center to fold the monthly print newspaper and deliver it to households in Northside and Pine Knolls on foot. This role supports community engagement and information sharing.

Volunteers help transcribe oral histories collected from community members to preserve the past and future of the Northside community. This work supports the interactive oral history site 'From the Rock Wall'.

Mentors work directly with youth over a lengthy period, providing guidance and support. They participate in training rides and bike rides, acting as ride leaders to ensure safety and motivation.

Ride Leaders are responsible for leading bike rides, ensuring the safety of participants, and providing guidance. They must be comfortable cycling on roads and trails and have knowledge of traffic laws and bike signals.

Capacity Builders bring new ideas and expertise to the organization, helping to develop and implement innovative strategies. Volunteers in this role contribute to the growth and improvement of Triangle Bikeworks' programs.

Event Volunteers are individuals who donate their time during special events and activities, helping to ensure the success of these events. Responsibilities may include setup, coordination, and assisting participants.

The Social Media volunteer will assist in managing the museum's social media presence, creating content, and engaging with the community online. This role is crucial for expanding the museum's reach and promoting its events and exhibits.

Front Desk volunteers play a key role at the museum by facilitating and interpreting exhibits and programs to visitors and assisting the museum staff. Volunteers commit to a 3-4-hour weekly shift during the week or a 2-3-hour shift once or twice per month during the weekend.

Assist in staffing waste stations during events, helping guests sort trash into compost, recycling, and landfill. Educate attendees on waste reduction and recycling.

Help ensure the smooth running of our Food Truck Rodeos by assisting with setup, breakdown, and managing the DCP Info Table. Volunteers receive a t-shirt and food vouchers.

Join us for our Spring 2025 Park Cleanup Workdays! Volunteers help clean up the gardens and paths in the park, including activities like weeding, trimming, and mulching. Workdays are held on Saturdays from 10am-12pm, meeting at the bridge on the corner of Hunt and Foster St.

Volunteers are encouraged to participate in various roles such as scenic artists, property masters, stage managers, costumers, and assistant teachers. Volunteers will work alongside children, youth, and adults to support theatre productions.

Volunteers will mentor underserved children by providing free music lessons and one-on-one mentorship. Volunteers do not need to be music majors to teach lessons or lead.

Assist in collecting turkeys for underprivileged families during Thanksgiving. Coordinate distribution efforts to ensure families receive their meals.

Provide haircuts and styles to participants by appointment. Help prepare individuals for school and interviews, boosting their confidence and appearance.

Volunteer to share your knowledge, heritage, and experience with youth during scheduled BUMP JAM Days or Global Griot Summer Music Retreat. Work with youth individually or in small groups to deepen their understanding of cultural practices.

Collect and distribute gently used clothes for individuals in need for work or everyday use. Ensure proper sorting and distribution to those in need.

Collect and distribute gently used shoes for individuals in need for work or everyday use. Ensure proper sorting and distribution to those in need.

Organize the collection and distribution of new and used coats for individuals in need during the winter. Ensure warmth and comfort for those without adequate clothing.

Assist students in getting to and from lessons and provide support during group sessions for Choir, African Drumming, and Visual Art Studio.

Provide assistance with homework, projects, and test preparation for students. Support students in achieving academic success.

Help collect, sort, and distribute school supplies to youth in need. Ensure that students have the necessary materials for their education.

Volunteer to work with youth to build musical proficiencies and confidence on their instruments. The primary role is to build a healthy rapport and positive relationship with youth using a common interest in learning and creating music.

Facilitate discussions among a diverse group of teens on topics like teen pregnancy, sexual violence, peer pressure, careers, and gang awareness. Encourage open dialogue and provide guidance.

Volunteer to manage BUMP's social media presence by creating, publishing, and promoting content on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and help establish a new TikTok account.

Volunteers will participate in various community service projects such as assisting at the Ronald McDonald House, Durham Rescue Mission, and other local initiatives. Responsibilities include helping organize events, supporting community members, and promoting the organization's mission.

Volunteer as a coach for our youth Ultimate Frisbee teams, helping to develop players' skills and promote teamwork. Coaches will work with elementary, middle, and high school teams, providing guidance and support during practices and games.

Help us stop the silence of breast cancer by volunteering your time to assist Sisters Network Triangle NC in bringing awareness about breast cancer in the Triangle community. Volunteers can assist with events, public relations, social media, and more.

Lead structured workout classes to help fight teen obesity. Encourage participation and promote healthy lifestyles among teens.

We are looking for volunteers to help our band! Volunteers will support the band without needing to become drummers. Opportunities include photography, videography, social media, fundraising, and event planning.

Coordinate a reading group aimed at raising reading comprehension levels among youth. Organize book discussions and encourage reading habits.

Volunteer to translate documents from English into Spanish and assist with 3-way calls with Spanish-speaking families. Support future events that require Spanish translation.

Join Oxente as a drumming volunteer to learn and perform Brazilian music. No prior experience is required, and all levels are welcome to participate in weekly rehearsals and community performances.

Volunteer to capture the essence of BUMP's activities by taking pictures, videos, and screenshots during events and programs.

Support events and provide guided tours to educate visitors about the history and significance of Geer Cemetery. Enhance visitor experience and promote community engagement.

Assist in the restoration and maintenance of the physical grounds of Geer Cemetery. Responsibilities include cleaning, landscaping, and preserving headstones to honor those buried there.

Engage in genealogical research to uncover and document the life stories of individuals buried in Geer Cemetery. Help preserve history and strengthen community connections.

Assist with concerts and fundraising events, providing logistical support and ensuring the success of special events. Volunteers help with event setup, coordination, and guest assistance.

Play alongside students during class, actively participate in classroom activities, and work with students in 15-20 minute one-on-one sessions to strengthen their instrument technique. Volunteers support musical learning and student engagement.

Assist with arrival, dismissal, registration, and inventory at the Nucleo located at Fayetteville St. Elementary School. Volunteers help ensure smooth operations and support the administrative needs of the program.

Serve on a board-organized committee to support the strategic goals and initiatives of Kidznotes. Volunteers contribute to planning, decision-making, and organizational development.

Join the newsletter team to help publish the monthly Falconbridge newsletter. Tasks include editing documents, coordinating meetings, and potentially using platforms like Google Docs, Mailchimp, and WordPress. Training is provided, and volunteers can expect to work 5-10 hours a month.

As a FRIENDS volunteer, you will assist Falconbridge residents with non-medical tasks such as meal preparation, errands, transportation to appointments, and social visits. Volunteers choose tasks based on their availability and interests, with no pressure to commit beyond their comfort level.

Provide a temporary home for rescued dogs for 2-4 weeks, helping them acclimate to a family environment before adoption. Foster volunteers are supported with no expense required, just time and care for the dogs.

Assist in transporting dogs to and from vet appointments or flight transports. Volunteers help ensure dogs receive necessary medical care and reach their foster or forever homes safely.

Support fundraising efforts by helping to sell or market current fundraisers. Volunteers play a crucial role in raising funds to support the rescue's mission.

Assist in the care and maintenance of animals at the sanctuary, including feeding, cleaning, and providing companionship. Volunteers may also help with events and community outreach programs.

Volunteer Firefighter and First responder/EMT. | Requirements: Will train if interested in becoming a Volunteer Firefighter/ First responder in the community | Categories: Firefighter, Community Education, Fundraising, EMT

Looking for dedicated people that would like to help there community out. Willing to learn. Wanting to help. | Requirements: 15 years of age, No criminal back ground, Clean driving record. Good medical condition. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Junior Members

We are a growing department looking for citizens in the community and surrounding area to help us out by volunteering as a Firefighter/EMT/First Responder. We take Male and Female, any age from 15 and up. We will help in training you to prepare you for the job of a Firefighter/EMT/First responder. Please come by the station on any Tuesday Night to pick up a application and talk with myself or one of the officers. | Requirements: Age 15 and over, in good health, clean record, and wanting to help the community | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Other, Junior Members, Department Support, Community Education, Fundraising

Assist with free clogging lessons offered on Tuesday nights in the Fall. Volunteers will help participants of all ability levels, ensuring they have a fun and engaging experience.

Interns will gain comprehensive experience in documentary film production, participating in all phases including pre-production, production, and post-production. Responsibilities include researching issues, operating equipment, video editing, and organizing film materials.

Medical and non-medical volunteers are needed to offer mobile sports physicals to middle and high school students in Durham County. This role involves working with Durham Tech's Mobile Health Lab to provide free sports physicals at schools and community groups.

Medical and non-medical volunteers are needed to perform vision screenings, which involve reading the big 'E' on the chart. Volunteers may also assist with registration and other tasks as part of Durham Tech's Project Sight, which provides mobile eye exams and no-cost eyeglasses.

As a GLOW Mentor, you will make a lasting impact on the lives of adolescent girls by empowering them to overcome challenges and reach their full potential. Mentors are required to commit to a 6-12 month assignment, meeting with mentees at least once a week for 4 hours a month, and must complete an online application, a 2-hour training, and pass a criminal background check.

Any | Requirements: Any | Categories: EMT, Department Support, Firefighter, Fundraising, Community Education

Timberlake Fire & Rescue is currently looking for members to join the department to help serve the community. Timberlake Fire & Rescue is a combination department that has both part-time paid employees and Volunteers. We are the busiest department in Person County responding to around 700 calls each year. You do not need any experience to join as we will train you. We can take members as young as 15 years old. If interested, please reach out to us or come by the station located at 350 Ashley Ave, Timberlake NC, 27583 and see us. Our training nights are Tuesday's at 7pm here at the station. You can pick up an application and meet all the members. We look forward to seeing you. | Requirements: Age 15 or older, clean background, (Only minor traffic violations) and ready to help your community. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Junior Members

Volunteers will assist in coordinating efforts at local food pantries and soup kitchens to help distribute food to those in need. Responsibilities include organizing food supplies, serving meals, and ensuring a welcoming environment for all visitors.