Assist Team Lacie Jae in reaching out to families in need within the community. Volunteers will help organize events, provide emotional support, and assist with various tasks to support families affected by cancer.

Assist in obtaining food by helping with computer-based ordering from the Regional Food Bank and shopping for necessary items at local grocery stores. This position requires a commitment of 1.5 hours twice a month, with no heavy lifting involved.

Help with packing and delivering food bags to shut-in and transient neighbors. This role involves preparing bags prior to delivery and may require driving to deliver food. A commitment of up to 3 hours per week is expected.

Assist with food distribution on Fridays by helping with set-up, registration, and intake. Volunteers will help load tables with fresh produce and assist neighbors in selecting food options. A commitment of 3 to 4 hours is required each week, and the ability to lift up to 40 lbs. is necessary for some positions.

Volunteer packers are responsible for preparing and packing meals for delivery. Packers work from 9 AM to 11 AM, one day a week, and ensure that meals are correctly packed and ready for distribution.

Volunteer drivers are needed to deliver meals to residents in the Hyde Park area. Drivers work from 11 AM to 1 PM, one day a week, and are responsible for ensuring timely and friendly delivery of meals to clients.

Join our Director of Horticulture and Interpretation for regular volunteer gardening hours on Tuesday and Saturday mornings from April through November. Volunteers help with various gardening tasks and can also assist in growing plants for our sale collection in the historic FDR greenhouses, with no prior experience required.

Support concerts and special events by helping with setup, greeting guests, and ensuring events run smoothly. This is a great opportunity to engage with the community and enjoy the garden's vibrant atmosphere.

Help welcome and inspire visitors as a Garden Interpreter by sharing the story and beauty of the garden. Volunteers will answer questions, provide context, and help visitors feel at home in the garden.

Join us in serving your community to keep everyone safe. As an EMT, you can help to keep everyone safe by pressing injuries, treating injuries, reversal of Witness Cardiac Arrest, possibly. We also support our fire district at fire scenes with scene stand-by. If you think your interested, contact us. | Requirements: EMT certification Paramedic CPR Drivers license Willingness to help out any time of day or night. | Categories: EMT

Assist community members by repairing various household items at the Esopus Repair Cafe. Volunteers with skills in repair and maintenance are encouraged to join.

Volunteer Firefighter is an entry level position and reports to the elected officers of the Fire Department as well as the Board of Fire Commissioners. This position attends trainings and meeting as well as responds to emergencies including but not limited to: Fire, EMS calls, motor vehicle accidents. Training and equipment is provided by the District / Department. Examples of activities include: Attend Monthly Meetings of the Fire Department Attend regular trainings and drills Respond to emergencies Assist with activities and fund-raisers | Requirements: Must be at least 16 years old. Must live within 5 miles of the Esopus Firehouse or work in the Fire District. Must have a desire to serve the community and help others. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

The Staatsburg Fire Department is looking for community residents that are willing to answer a neighbor's call in an emergency. If you provide the dedication, we will provide you with training, experience, and camaraderie that will last a lifetime. | Requirements: Candidates must reside in the Staatsburg Fire District, be 18 years of age or older, and be willing to attend all necessary training. Individuals that are registered sex offenders or have been convicted of arson need not apply. Email StaatsburgFD64@gmail.com for more information. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteers will assist with research on the history of slavery and antislavery in the Mid-Hudson Valley and participate in community outreach programs to educate the public. Volunteers will also help in organizing public programs and events.

Volunteers will engage in the Oh, Freedom! Quilting Project, assisting with the creation of commemorative history quilts and participating in make-and-take projects. This role involves working with community members and promoting the project's educational aspects.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various programs and services, including community education, outreach, and supporting survivors of domestic violence. Volunteers must attend a 20-hour Introduction to Domestic Violence training.

Short-term volunteer opportunities are available for groups interested in yard work or special projects. These projects help maintain and improve the facilities used by Grace Smith House.

As a Dog Care Volunteer, you will help provide care, socialization, and love to rescued dogs. Your responsibilities may include assisting with daily tasks, organizing events, and contributing specialized skills to support the mission of the rescue.

Support the Education Performance Series by helping organize and facilitate programs for children and youth. Volunteers will engage with young audiences and assist in the logistical aspects of educational events.

Assist patrons with seating and provide information during events at Bardavon and UPAC. Volunteers are expected to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees.