Assist with research, data analysis, and report preparation to support Accompany Capital's programs and initiatives. Ideal for undergraduate or graduate students.

Business professionals mentor business clients and conduct workshops. Volunteers provide guidance and support to help clients navigate the challenges of starting and growing a business.

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.

Capture and edit photos and videos of events at Centro Cultural Barco de Papel. Volunteers will assist in documenting events and creating promotional content.

Assist with posting and reporting on events at Centro Cultural Barco de Papel. Volunteers will be trained to manage web content and report on events in both Spanish and English.

Contribute your writing skills to create engaging content for Centro Cultural Barco de Papel. Volunteers will assist in writing articles, event descriptions, and promotional materials.

Engage with children by facilitating events such as storytelling, arts and crafts, and performances. Volunteers will help create a fun and educational environment for young attendees.

Assist in organizing and cataloging books at Centro Cultural Barco de Papel. Volunteers will help maintain the library and ensure books are accessible to the community.

Help promote Centro Cultural Barco de Papel's events and activities on social media platforms. Volunteers will manage posts on Facebook, Twitter, and other platforms.

Assist with operations at Habitat's ReStore, including organizing donations, helping customers, and maintaining the store's appearance. Volunteers play a crucial role in supporting the store's mission to raise funds for building homes.

Join us every Saturday morning from late April to late October to help with various gardening tasks. Volunteers can engage in activities such as composting, weeding, and organizing tools. No prior sign-up is needed; just show up and participate.

Assist with essential behind-the-scenes tasks such as grant writing, event planning, and community outreach. Volunteers can also help with communications, accounting, and partnership development.

Volunteer at Arts, Sports, and Wellness program events, such as the annual Step Competition or Spring Arts Showcase. Assist in organizing and managing event activities.

Lead a read aloud and book discussion in a classroom to build literacy among students. Volunteers are provided with reading comprehension and discussion questions.

Participate in Speed Mentoring to connect New York City public school students with professionals across various industries. Engage in mini-mentoring sessions to discuss high school, college, career paths, and life choices.

Visit a school or join virtually to speak to students about your education and career. Share experiences to motivate students to prepare for college and future careers, providing insights into different company roles.

Work with a corporate team to collect and stock items for a food pantry at a school, or organize a school supply, hygiene kit, or book drive.

Sort through clothing and other donations in the Hour Thrift Shops. Volunteers will help organize and manage donations, ensuring the thrift shops run smoothly and efficiently.

Cristina Zurawski teaches beginning level ESL classes to a diverse population of refugees and immigrants. She has years of expertise in English instruction, curriculum development, and teacher training.

Dylan Forsyth teaches pre-beginning level English classes to adult learners just gaining familiarity with the English language. He has experience teaching English in the U.S. and abroad.

Alex Rivas is a volunteer tutor and mentor helping the Center’s clients prepare for their naturalization exams, update their resumes, and apply for jobs online. He holds a BA in Political Science from CUNY Queens College and has been a resident of Queens since 2006.

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 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.

Volunteers should be able to commit to a minimum of four hours per month (1 shift) over a six-month period. Responsibilities vary and may include Lobby Greeter, Membership Information Table, Museum Docent. Volunteers receive a complimentary year-long membership to the Museum, discounts at the Moving Image Store, and invitations to special events.

Volunteers support event programmers by assisting with the setup and execution of various activities and events on the Open Street. This role ensures that events run smoothly and are enjoyable for all participants.

Volunteers are responsible for setting up and breaking down traffic barricades to ensure the safety and accessibility of the Open Street. This role is crucial for maintaining the pedestrian-friendly environment every weekend.

Volunteers engage with the public, providing information about the Open Street and assisting with any inquiries. This role is vital for enhancing visitor experience and community interaction.

Volunteers help keep the street clean by picking up litter and ensuring the area remains welcoming and tidy for all visitors. This role supports the overall aesthetic and environmental goals of the Open Street.

We connect teams of corporate volunteers to fun and meaningful volunteer experiences. We can work with you to find a volunteer opportunity that fits your team’s interests, skills, and availability.

Help all of SCS’ programs by providing assistance with essential administrative tasks such as filing and data entry.

This is an unpaid opportunity to gain excellent experience in data management within our Youth & Family Services team from August-November 2024.

Assist in preparing or serving meals in the Center for Active Older Adults, or teach a class on a topic that interests you. Help screen our members for benefits and entitlement programs, or provide assistance in our adult day services program for cognitively or physically impaired seniors.

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.

Volunteers are needed to support Zone 126's mission by engaging with students in various programs that promote school attendance and academic success. Volunteers will assist in after-school programs, provide mentorship, and help with community initiatives.

Assist in organizing and sorting materials in the MFTA warehouse. Volunteers will help with inventory management and ensure that materials are ready for distribution to arts and cultural programs.

Support the MFTA Education Center by assisting with workshops and educational programs. Volunteers will help set up materials, engage with participants, and ensure a smooth operation of events.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

Join MEMS' volunteer network to support human trafficking survivors by partnering with grassroots organizers, legal professionals, social workers, and mental health professionals. Volunteers will contribute to programs and events that empower survivors and strengthen anti-trafficking movements.

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.

Mentor a child through the Hour Friend In Deed Mentoring Program. Volunteers will provide guidance and support to children of incarcerated mothers.

Mentor a woman through the Hour Woman to Woman Mentoring Program. Volunteers will support women transitioning back into the community after incarceration.

The Hour Community Food Pantry is looking for volunteer translators. Volunteers will assist in translating for non-English speaking clients to ensure they receive the necessary support and services.

Join us for our marquee end-of-year event, Candy Cane Lane, a holiday-themed wonderland. Assist with toy and gift drives, host games and activities and provide support to moms during their dignified shopping experience.

Support homeless teens in our summer sleepaway camp, engaging them throughout the year and empowering them for counselor and employment roles. Volunteer to organize supply drives, stage campers’ departure and set up at Camp Ramapo in Rhinebeck, New York.

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.

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.

Collect, organize, and distribute necessities for homeless families, providing everyday items they may otherwise lack. Organize specific product drives and assist with cataloging and distribution efforts.

Play a central role in Women's Wellness events, offering critical health screenings and self-care activities to mothers living in family homeless shelters. Organize drives and conduct workshops.

Participate in health education programs, helping families and their children gain essential socio-emotional skills. Collaborate with health educators to create impactful sessions.

Riis Settlement is accepting clothing donations to recycle unwanted clothing by sharing it with people in need. Volunteers are needed to assist with sorting and organizing donations. Only clean, gently used clothes are accepted.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Participate in public workdays to help maintain the garden, including tasks such as planting, weeding, and composting. Volunteers should be prepared to get their hands dirty and bring a signed volunteer waiver.

Individuals and groups come together as volunteers to help support and enhance Randall’s Island Park. Volunteers contribute to maintaining gardens, meadows, and sports fields, and support public events and operations across the park.

Volunteers who contribute over 15 hours in a season become Team RIVER Members, involved in ecological restoration projects and receive a swag bag and enrichment activities.