Assist in providing care and support to young mothers and their babies. Volunteers will help with daily activities, provide emotional support, and assist with organizing events.

Assist with Waterfront Wednesdays, a series of free community events featuring music, workshops, and river activities. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and engaging with attendees.

Join the Hudson Sloop Club for the Riverkeeper Sweep, a statewide day of shoreline cleanup and stewardship. Volunteers will help clean up the Hudson River shoreline, contributing to environmental conservation efforts.

Participate in the Railroad Point Clean-Up to help improve trails and maintain the beauty of this hidden gem on the Hudson waterfront. Volunteers will assist with trail maintenance and litter removal.

Support the promotion of theater productions through advertising, sales, and publicity efforts. Volunteers will help increase audience engagement and ticket sales.

Assist with sound, lighting, and other technical aspects of theater productions. Volunteers will gain experience in operating equipment and ensuring smooth technical operations during shows.

Assist with ushering and managing concessions during theater productions. Volunteers will help enhance the audience experience by providing excellent customer service.

Assist in designing and assembling costumes for theater productions. This role involves creativity and attention to detail to bring characters to life on stage.

Join the backstage crew to support the smooth execution of theater productions. Responsibilities include managing props, assisting actors, and ensuring timely scene changes.

Help design and construct sets for theater productions. Volunteers will work with a team to create visually appealing and functional stage environments.

Organize light refreshments for monthly meetings and demonstrate baking talents. Volunteers also help in setting up and closing the meeting room for programs.

Assist in the preservation, organization, and cataloging of materials such as photographs, postcards, books, newspaper articles, and donated objects. Volunteers may also help identify photographs and provide valuable historical information.

Assist with construction methods and hands-on work for the preservation of the West Gate Tollhouse. Volunteers can work on projects individually or with friends.

Assist with visitor operations and gallery coverage at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site. Volunteers will receive special training about the site’s history and museum operations, and enjoy free admission to special programs and events.

Assist teaching artists in leading workshops for children aged 5-11. Volunteers will help facilitate creative activities in the Sculpture & Architecture Park and Newmark Gallery, encouraging curiosity and creative thinking.

Assist instructors and students during art classes by preparing materials, setting up equipment, and maintaining a clean studio environment. Volunteers should have an interest in art and good organizational skills.

Help with the organization and execution of events by setting up, greeting guests, and assisting with logistics. Volunteers should be friendly, organized, and able to work in a team environment.

Provide administrative support by assisting with tasks such as data entry, filing, and organizing materials. Volunteers should have basic administrative skills and attention to detail.

Support the upkeep of the school's outdoor spaces by assisting with gardening tasks such as planting, weeding, and maintaining garden beds. Volunteers should enjoy working outdoors and have basic gardening knowledge.

Assist in maintaining the gallery space by welcoming visitors, providing information about exhibits, and ensuring the security of artworks. Volunteers should have good interpersonal skills and an interest in art.