Assist in the rescue and rehabilitation of endangered parrots. Volunteers will help with daily care, feeding, and monitoring of parrots at the Rescue and Liberation Center. This role is crucial for the well-being and recovery of rescued parrots.

Volunteer tutors are needed to provide academic support and mentorship to students from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds. Volunteers will help students achieve academic success through personalized tutoring sessions.

Adult volunteers are 18 years or older interested in gaining volunteer experience. Volunteers are expected to commit to a particular day of the week and no less than 30 hours a year.

Youth volunteers are high school students aged 15-17 interested in volunteering for school credit or work experience. Volunteers are expected to volunteer one day a week after school during fall and spring, and up to three days a week in summer.

APEC accepts undergraduate and graduate students required by their college to complete an internship. Interns work on projects in education and animal care departments.

Engage directly with children and adults who have developmental disabilities in various programs. Activities may include assisting with arts and crafts, recreational activities, and community outings.

Riis Settlement is looking for volunteers to support students enrolled in our adult English classes for immigrants through online 1:1 tutoring. By providing extra language practice outside of ESOL classes, you will help students improve their English skills for practical use such as in social, educational, or professional settings.

Join community members in public cleanups along the Flushing Waterways. Volunteers will help remove trash and debris to improve the health and accessibility of the waterways.

Are you passionate about assisting permanent residents in becoming U.S. citizens? This highly rewarding opportunity is tailored for 1:1 or small group settings. Become a tutor for fellow New Yorkers, forge new friendships, and make a substantial impact on someone's life!

Volunteer firefighters are trained and equipped professionally to fight for and protect their communities with pride. They respond to emergencies, provide medical assistance, and ensure community safety.

Volunteers are needed to assist with marketing efforts both online and offline, and to raise awareness about Keep Me Warm Doghouses. Responsibilities include promoting the organization and assisting with events.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks and events to support individuals undergoing breast cancer treatment. Responsibilities may include event support, administrative tasks, and community outreach.

Assist with the planning and execution of various events hosted by Queens Centers for Progress. Duties may include setting up, managing booths, assisting participants, and cleaning up after events.

Assist with various administrative tasks in the office, including filing, data entry, and other clerical duties. Volunteers will help ensure smooth operations and support the staff in their daily activities.

Aid in the setup, organization, and breakdown of production equipment and props to ensure efficient event operations.

Assist with selling tickets and managing box office operations during events to ensure smooth transactions and customer satisfaction.

Help promote Braata's programs and events through social media, email campaigns, and outreach efforts to increase community engagement.

Assist with various tasks during events, including ushering, crowd control, and ensuring a positive experience for attendees.

Provide office support, such as data entry, filing, and organizing documents to maintain efficient administrative operations.

Support the smooth operation of performances by coordinating logistics, assisting with set changes, and ensuring performers are ready for their acts.

Provide temporary homes for rescued animals, helping them with socialization and care until they are ready for adoption. Volunteers must be willing to open their homes and hearts to animals in need.

Support senior citizens through various programs such as Evergreen School, senior Taekwondo, and the Evergreen Choir. Volunteers may assist with activities, provide companionship, and help with event coordination.

Assist with various administrative tasks at the YWCA of Queens office. This may include data entry, answering phones, and helping with event planning.

Help distribute food to community members in need through the YWCA of Queens Mobile Food Pantry. Volunteers will assist with organizing food items, packing bags, and distributing them to clients.

Engage with potential and current members to promote membership benefits and encourage participation in JGSLI activities. This role involves communication and outreach efforts.

Assist with marketing and publicity efforts to promote JGSLI events and projects. This role involves creating and distributing promotional materials and engaging with the community.

Start or contribute to discussions on the JGSLI Facebook Group. Volunteers will engage with the online community to share insights and support members' genealogical pursuits.

Write articles for the LIneage newsletter or JGSLIOnline publication. Volunteers will contribute content that educates and informs members about Jewish genealogy topics.

Assist members with genealogical research by providing guidance and support in tracing Jewish family roots. Volunteers will help members break through brick walls in their research.

Index old issues of the LIneage newsletter for the website. This role involves organizing and categorizing historical content for easy access by members.

Assist with the preparation and distribution of monthly mailings to members. This role involves organizing, packaging, and ensuring timely delivery of materials.

Support the execution of events by assisting with setup, guest services, and breakdown. Volunteers will engage with visitors and ensure a smooth event experience.

Assist with the maintenance and beautification of the garden. Volunteers will help with planting, weeding, and general upkeep of garden areas.

Volunteers assist in the rescue and care of stray dogs, known as 'satos,' from Puerto Rico. Responsibilities include helping with transportation, fostering, and participating in adoption events to find permanent homes for the dogs.

Participate in a one-night, high-impact event for nonprofits alongside fellow PennPAC volunteers. This role is flexible and offers a chance to contribute in a short-term capacity.

Assist in organizing and running family fun events and recreational programs. Volunteers will help set up, manage activities, and ensure a welcoming environment for all participants.

Trail Maintainers are advanced, independent nature volunteers who receive training, tools, and resources to care for their adopted trail. They learn plant identification, invasive nonnative plant management, corridor pruning, and trail maintenance skills. Trail Maintainers contribute to the stewardship and maintenance of nature trails and the overall health of diverse natural areas citywide.

Participate in weekday and weekend events from March to November to help make NYC greener. Activities include planting, maintaining community gardens, and engaging with local communities.

Engage in weekday events from March to November to restore and maintain parks and gardens across NYC. Volunteers participate in planting, cleaning, and community events to enhance urban green spaces.

Help plan and execute walking and bus tours by contacting architectural historians and tour guides, reaching out to bus companies, developing marketing and promotional materials, and assisting during events.

Provide guidance and support to foster youth transitioning to independence. Engage in regular meetings and activities to help them develop life skills and confidence.

Assist in designing and developing websites for nonprofits to enhance their digital presence. Volunteers will work with experienced teams to address unique non-profit challenges.

Support students during their Passage Portfolio Presentations by providing feedback and encouragement. Volunteers will listen to student presentations, ask questions, and offer constructive criticism to help students improve.

Help promote our programs, resources, and overall profile. This role is perfect for those with skills in marketing and communications who want to contribute to a growing organization.

Participate in our College March event where volunteers will support students as they celebrate their college applications. Volunteers will help organize the event, cheer on students, and provide encouragement.

Support and oversee recruitment, onboarding, and retention of volunteers and board members. This role is ideal for individuals looking to enhance their governance skills and expand their professional network.

Every Saturday is a produce party! Music plays and the vibe is rich as our volunteers prepare the weekly harvest. Then our fleet of volunteer drivers bring that beautiful produce the last mile to our Grassroots Grocers, the community leaders who know who needs it most.

Join our Saturday bundling parties to hand-pack newspapers for subscribers across the country and world. Kids and parents are especially welcome!

Develop strategies to support recruitment and retention of members, including identifying ideal database and tech platforms. This role is great for those with experience in audience/membership development.

Work with professional artists and graphic designers for the production of our newspaper and website. Contact us if you are interested in being involved with IndyKids behind the scenes.

Organize a volunteer event in a park to engage your employees for a safe, outdoor team bonding event that helps make NYC greener. Volunteers participate in activities such as planting, cleaning, and maintaining park areas.

The House of Good Deeds collects and distributes over a ton of donated resources every month for free to individuals and communities in need. Volunteers are needed to sort through these donations.

Provides administrative and facilities support such as setting up studios, taking attendance before classes, and organizing and storing equipment after classes. Time commitment is 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM on Saturdays.

Help distribute IndyKids newspapers to local cafes or libraries. Contact us to find out how you can get copies of the paper to drop off at your favorite locations.

Join us on Decision Day to celebrate students' college decisions. Volunteers will assist with event setup, engage with students, and help create a festive atmosphere as students announce their college choices.

Help plan events, reach out to donors and subscribers, contribute with foundation research and grant writing, or promote fundraising and outreach initiatives at IndyKids.

Participate in year-round events to support NYC parks through maintenance, community engagement, and advocacy. Volunteers help organize and execute park events and activities to foster community involvement.

Fill a local fridge with food you've bought, brownies you've baked, or a decorated bag lovingly filled with healthy snacks. Every act of kindness makes an impact.

Engage with students and community members during our Community Conversations events. Volunteers will facilitate discussions, provide support, and help create a welcoming environment for open dialogue.

Provide needs-based assessments, feasibility analysis, and consulting for nonprofits to ensure they have the digital tools needed to maximize their impact.

Join us for WHEELSUP events where volunteers will engage with students in various activities aimed at preparing them for college and career success. Volunteers will mentor, provide support, and participate in interactive sessions.

Support the advocacy team by helping with administrative tasks, organizing workshops, and providing resources to families. Volunteers will learn about special education laws and advocacy strategies.

Support students during our College Application Intensive Days by assisting them with their college applications. Volunteers will provide guidance, answer questions, and help students navigate the application process.

We are currently seeking skilled volunteers with experience in fundraising, HR, and communications. If you are interested in volunteering with RJI, please tell us a little about your interests, availability, and ideas by completing our form, and we will get back to you as quickly as possible to set up a time to connect.

Every month, hundreds of people attend our Good Deeds Giveaways and take thousands of items. Volunteers help attendees 'shop' from the donations we've received and sorted.

Identify and secure revenue sources (sponsorships, grants, etc.). This role is suited for those with skills in fundraising and resource development.

Support nonprofits with integrated digital marketing strategies, including SEO, SEM, social media, and email marketing. Volunteers will help amplify the online impact of nonprofit organizations.

Transport fresh produce from the Hunts Point Market to various distribution sites. Volunteer drivers play a crucial role in ensuring food reaches those in need efficiently.

Join GrowNYC's efforts to improve the city's environment through various activities such as recycling, gardening, and education from March to December. Volunteers help in community outreach and environmental education.

Organize and host free community distribution events in NYC and surrounding areas. Volunteers with access to large venues like gymnasiums or meeting halls are encouraged to help us set up these impactful events.

Support and oversee fiscal management practices. This is an exciting opportunity for anyone who wishes to expand their professional network and be involved in a dynamic and growing organization.

Provides outreach support by posting flyers on various notice boards in the community. Flexible hours during the planning stages and throughout the session.

Coordinate educational, networking, and showcase opportunities for our network. Ideal for individuals interested in event planning and program coordination.

Provides student support by participating in the Chair Yoga Dance class, helping disabled individuals by providing a visual picture of the postures and movements. Assists with partner yoga, translating instructions from English to Spanish, and helping with props and equipment setup and storage.

Assist in the Sunday School Program by helping students learn to recite the Holy Qur'an and understand its meaning. Support educators in teaching the core principles of Islam and assist in organizing sports and recreational activities.

The members of the Manhasset Lakeville Fire Department are dedicated to providing professional level service to the community. Manhasset Lakeville firefighters and medics have been providing a valuable service to the residents and businesses in our 12+ miles of area for over 100 years, giving unselfishly, through all types of fire, rescue, and medical emergencies. Our fire department is staffed by all volunteers and we are always looking for new members. | Requirements: All applicants must be at least 17 years old. (Parental consent needed for applicants under age of 18) All applicants must be in good physical shape and be able to pass a department physical exam. All applicants must pass a background check. All applicants must be willing to maitain a percentage of total calls, attend monthly trainings and meetings, as well as other activities throughout the year. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Provide temporary homes for cats and kittens until they are adopted. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age and willing to care for cats in their own homes.

Transport cats and kittens to various locations, including vet appointments and foster homes. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age and have a valid driver's license.

Help build social media presence by posting about adoptable cats and rescue events. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age and familiar with social media platforms.

Assist in safely trapping stray cats and kittens for rescue and adoption. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age and comfortable handling animals.

Assist in writing grants to secure funding for rescue operations. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age and have strong writing skills.

Join us for our Fall 2023 Park Cleanup event. Volunteers will help in cleaning and maintaining Springfield Park, ensuring it remains a beautiful and safe space for the community.

Whitestone Volunteer Ambulance is currently looking for members for all positions including Dispatcher, Driver and EMT-b. After 6 months of satisfactory service you will be qualified for a free EMT Course. | Requirements: No experience needed | Categories: EMT, Department Support

Join the Caribbean Equality Project's Community Action Team to support the planning, implementation, and execution of the organization's programming. Volunteers will engage in community outreach, conduct civic engagement, and lead event planning and management to empower and uplift Caribbean LGBTQ+ voices in NYC.

Volunteer at an upcoming SQREJC community event in Southeast Queens. Responsibilities include community canvassing to gather information on flooding and air quality, and reviewing Flood Risk Assessment Surveys.

The Board Members of the Volunteers for Springfield Park, Inc. are looking for a treasurer for our non-profit organization. This position will be a volunteer position and will involve managing the financial affairs of the organization.

Volunteer rape crisis and domestic violence advocates provide crisis counseling, emotional support, and advocacy to survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence who seek treatment in the emergency departments of our affiliate hospitals. All it takes is a comprehensive 40-hour training, two 12-hour shifts per month, and a willingness to do a whole lot of good.

As a Water Quality Steward, you will assist in collecting water samples and monitoring the health of Flushing Waterways. This role involves fieldwork, data collection, and contributing to regional water quality reports.

The Rain Garden Steward will help maintain and care for rain gardens around Flushing Waterways. Responsibilities include planting, weeding, and ensuring the gardens are functioning properly to support local ecosystems.

As a member of the Valley Stream Fire Department, you will: Work side-by-side with volunteers like yourself, who have chosen to give of themselves to help protect their community. Get the satisfaction that comes from knowing you have saved a life or come to the aid of a neighbor when they needed you most. Become a member of the fire service family and make friends with men and women of all ages and walks of life while performing an important community service. Be looked to as the one your family, friends and neighbors can turn to in an emergency. | Requirements: Here’s all it takes to make a real difference in Valley Stream Today! You need to be: In 18 years or older In good physical health Of sound moral character You Should be: Caring & community minded A team player The type of person who enjoys a challenge, likes to learn & acquire new skills Benefits: Free equipment, Free training Make new community friendships Member & family social events Certain property tax reductions FREE College Tuition Sponsored by Nassau County | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteers are encouraged to arrive at the site at 11am on any open Saturday to assist with various tasks. Responsibilities include helping with composting activities, maintaining the site, and supporting educational programs. Volunteers should wear appropriate clothing and be prepared to sign a waiver.

Lead or assist in conducting environmental workshops aimed at educating the community about coastal preservation and environmental sustainability. Volunteers will engage with participants and help deliver educational content.

Foster Home Volunteers welcome Australian Cattle Dogs into their homes, providing care and determining the best forever home for each dog. Volunteers play a crucial role in the dogs' transition to a new family.

The Mineola Fire Department has been proudly serving the Incorporated Village of Mineola for more than 125 years, giving back to the community during fires, emergencies, natural disasters, and more. We respond to hundreds of calls throughout the year ranging from structure fires to auto accidents. All of your firefighting training, and equipment is free of charge. Additional benefits include: - Tax Benefits - Retirement Benefits - LOSAP - 457(e)(11) - Free Gym Access - Leadership Opportunities | Requirements: 18y/o + Complete initial medical Pass background check Proof of Residency *17y/o applications accepted after successful completion of junior year of H.S. and parental consent* | Categories: Firefighter

The Mineola Junior Fire Department offers youth from ages 14-17 the ability to start the firefighter training. All members will train with the members of the Mineola Volunteer Fire Department each week and given the opportunity to be apart of the "Ride Along" Program that allows them to respond to calls with the department. As a junior they part of our exterior firefighter classification; aiding in securing water supplies, setting up ladders, and assist fire truck chauffeurs. Junior firefighters are expected to attend trainings on Sundays and Mondays as well as special events. Additionally, Junior Firefighters go on several team building trip throughout the year. These trips include a summer kick off trip to Lake George at the end of June. The juniors are self funded by their annual Pasta Dinner which occurs in March each year. Each member must attend the pasta dinner and meet minimum point standard to attend the team building trips. | Requirements: Age: 14-17 Parental Consent Live in Nassau County | Categories: Junior Members

Garden City (New York) Volunteer firefighting: One of the highest forms of community service! Volunteer firefighters have been providing this valuable service to the Village of Garden City for over 100 years, giving back, unselfishly, during fires, emergencies, and natural disasters such as hurricanes and snowstorms. We respond to hundreds of calls for assistance throughout the year. We help our fellow neighbors when they are in a time of need. We are a dynamic group of people, with various backgrounds and life experiences. We are lawyers, business people, architects, students, police officers, bankers, teachers, homemakers, and much more. We form a family of Volunteers committed to serving the Garden City community. What we do (and so can you!) Firefighting, Vehicle Extrication (Jaws of Life), Hazardous Materials Recognition and Response, Drive/Operate Fire Apparatus, Storm Assistance, Fire Safety Education, CPR AED Training, & more! Non-tangible Benefits Respect From every member of your community Accomplishment: Train to be a firefighter and you’ll develop knowledge and skills few will claim – skills that can even help you while home or at work, during your everyday life. Friendship/Camaraderie: Some of the strongest social ties you’ll ever make will be with your fellow volunteers… people who share your commitment and ideals. New to the community? It is a great way to meet your neighbors and make new friends. Satisfaction: Nothing beats the sense of fulfillment that comes from doing an important job well while helping your community. | Requirements: Here’s all it takes to make a real difference in Garden City Today! You need to be: ***Applicants MUST live WITHIN the Village of Garden City OR Immediately near the Village of Garden City in order to be considered. You must live in or near the Village in order to offer an effective response to emergencies. The Department reserves the right to not accept or process applications that do not meet these criteria.*** 18 years or older In good physical health Of sound moral character You Should be: Caring & community-minded A team player The type of person who enjoys a challenge, likes to learn & acquire new skills Benefits: Free equipment, Free training Make new community friendships Member & family social events Certain property tax reductions FREE College Tuition Sponsored by Nassau County | Categories: Firefighter

IAM seeks graduate student clinicians to assist in providing speech and language therapy to individuals with aphasia. Volunteers will gain practical experience by supporting therapy sessions and helping coordinate group activities.

Participate in shoreline cleanups to help restore and protect the coastal environment in Northeast Queens. Volunteers will assist in removing debris and maintaining the cleanliness of local waterfront parks.

Join the restoration team to help with habitat restoration efforts. Volunteers will attend a training session and receive updates on available project dates to join.

Volunteers will collect acoustic data as part of the Bat Monitoring Project. Participants must attend a mandatory training session on acoustic monitoring devices and commit to a minimum of 3 nights of surveying from 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm.