all interested people encouraged to join job for everyone | Requirements: training will be provided | Categories: Firefighter

TGHA encourages volunteers to get involved in various roles such as board member, locker room mom, scorekeeper, timekeeper, or penalty box attendant. Volunteers are essential to the operation and success of girls hockey in Tompkins County.

Volunteer as a mentor to a young person aged six through fourteen in a one-to-one mentoring friendship. Spend 2-3 times a month engaging in everyday activities such as playing games, doing homework, or going out to eat.

Join one of the committees to help with vital tasks such as communication, education, and operations. This role offers a flexible schedule and allows volunteers to apply their planning and organizing skills.

Volunteers are needed to organize alternate workdays that occur mid-month. Responsibilities include setting dates and times, and coordinating with other volunteers to ensure successful workdays.

Volunteers can take on special jobs such as mowing, clearing, and digging plots needing renovation. These tasks are flexible and can be done independently, making them ideal for those with specific scheduling needs.

Volunteers are needed to participate in regular workdays held on the last Saturday of each month from April to October. Responsibilities include various gardening tasks to maintain the community gardens, with opportunities for camaraderie, exercise, and free snacks.

Join one of the active committees such as Programs & Membership, Communication & Marketing, Development, or Finance & Operations. Committees are essential to the organization's success and provide a great way to meet new people.

Assist with lawn and garden maintenance for seniors, helping them maintain their outdoor spaces. This role is crucial for seniors who wish to enjoy their gardens but need assistance with upkeep.

Participate in project-based teams that address important topics and contribute to the growth of Love Living at Home. Task forces provide an opportunity to work on projects with a clear beginning, middle, and end.

Assist seniors with various tasks such as handyman services, tech help, errand running, transportation, and friendly visits. Volunteers can choose the categories they are interested in helping with.

Provide administrative assistance, technical support, and help with mailings and other office tasks as needs arise. Volunteers play a crucial role in supporting the office operations.

Work directly with recipient partners to ensure they receive the food donations they need. Volunteers should be organized and have good communication skills.

Help maintain the facilities used by the organization, ensuring they are clean and operational. Volunteers should have basic maintenance skills.

Assist in recruiting and coordinating volunteers for various roles within the organization. Strong interpersonal and organizational skills are required.

Volunteers will help with making phone calls to coordinate food pickups and communicate with food donors and recipient partners. Strong communication skills are essential.

Volunteers are needed to assist with picking up food donations from local stores and farms, and sorting them for redistribution to hunger relief programs. Volunteers should be reliable and able to work independently.

Engage with the community to raise awareness about food rescue and the organization's mission. Volunteers should have strong communication and interpersonal skills.

Participate in gleaning activities to collect surplus produce from farms. Volunteers should be comfortable working outdoors and have an interest in agriculture.

Assist in managing neighborhood food hubs, which serve as collection points for food donations. Volunteers should be organized and able to work independently.

Capture photos of food rescue operations and events to help promote the organization's mission. Volunteers should have photography skills and their own equipment.

Enjoy woodworking? Volunteers can help by building cages, cat trees, and other projects to support animal care. This role is essential for creating safe and comfortable environments for the animals.

Volunteers are needed to take laundry to the laundromat as needed. This support helps ensure that animals have clean bedding and supplies.

Volunteers who like to sew can contribute by making pet cubes, hammocks, and bedding items for the animals. These items are crucial for the comfort and well-being of the animals in care.

If writing is your passion, help is needed with social media, flyers, and other communication materials. This role supports the organization's outreach and engagement efforts.

Volunteers are needed to pick up supplies once a week with flexible hours. Those with a truck can assist with transporting straw or larger items as needed.

Volunteers are needed to clean cages, especially at the end of baby season. This task is essential for maintaining a hygienic environment for the animals.

Volunteers are needed to assist with food preparation for the animals as needed. This role is crucial for the daily care and feeding of the animals.

Become a weekly mentor with Ballet & Books and help bring the joy of storytelling through dance and reading to children. This role involves guiding children through extracurricular programming, combining a passion for dance with educational mentorship.

Transporters are needed to take animals to locations such as the Janet Swanson Wildlife Center or local veterinarians. This role is vital for ensuring animals receive the care they need.

The West Lake Road Fire Association is actively searching for individuals that want to help their community. We have several levels of membership including: Active Firefighter, Active Medical, Junior Firefighter, and Social. | Requirements: -Junior Members- 13yo-15yo, parent/guardian consent. This type of membership is all about learning. "Juniors" do not respond to calls, but they can participate in training and other functions. -Active Firefighter/Medical-16+ Years of Age | Categories: Firefighter

Civic Ensemble offers various volunteer opportunities throughout the year, allowing community members to support the organization in different capacities. Volunteers may assist with events, productions, or administrative tasks.

Help staff the 211 Tompkins Cortland Community Services Center by responding to phone inquiries, online chats, walk-ins, and emails. Provide assessment, problem-solving, and information and referral services, and participate in quality assurance initiatives.

Participate in the annual Victory Garden Project by helping to plant, maintain, and harvest community gardens. Volunteers will work alongside community partners to support local food production.

Assist in the operation of our emergency Food Pantry Program by helping with food distribution and organization. Volunteers will work to alleviate food insecurities within the community.