Participate in building urban farms and community gardens across New York City. Volunteers will help with planting, constructing garden beds, and other related tasks.

Support fundraising efforts and manage merchandise. Volunteers will help organize campaigns and manage inventory to support the organization's financial goals.

Join Repair the World’s Summer Teen Service Corps, a service-learning program for teens in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Participants will volunteer at local non-profits and explore connections between identity and service.

As a mentor, you will be working with students age 10-14 years old at our Kid Reporter Program workshops in New York City to guide them through brainstorming, research, writing, and editing their articles for the IndyKids newspaper.

Participate in team-building volunteer activities that provide unique experiences for both volunteers and participants. Engage in impactful sponsorship options that directly fund our initiatives.

Assist with application preparation and intake at legal clinics to support immigrants in accessing legal services and representation.

Lead ongoing groups for reading, outings, art, and exercise, or create a new group. Volunteers engage seniors in social and recreational activities to enhance their quality of life.

Help us transport dogs and supplies around the city to events, foster homes, vet appointments, and more. This role is crucial for ensuring that our dogs and supplies get where they need to be.

Join our volunteer community as a hairstylist, masseuse, nail technician, reflexologist, or other wellness provider. Help provide free haircuts and massages to survivors of trauma in partnership with community-based organizations.

Assist with events, marketing, writing, translation, research, or administrative tasks. Project-based volunteers contribute to short-term opportunities and support various organizational needs.

Provide legal assistance, conduct research, and participate in mentorship programs. Volunteers will use their expertise to support the legal and educational needs of the community.

Plan educational or social events, develop projects, and build relationships with partner organizations. Organizers can serve specific communities or work across various areas to lead local movements.

Create engaging content for Harlem Wellness Center's social justice and wellness platforms. Volunteers will use tools like Canva to design graphics and videos.

Pianists are needed to accompany rehearsals and performances. This role involves working closely with the ensemble to support musical presentations.

Join us as a mock interviewer to help prepare students for future job interviews. You can also bring mock interviewing to your workplace as a company-wide volunteering event.

Volunteer Consultants work 3-4 hours per week with their teams and independently. All consultants receive training prior to the start of their consulting engagement.

Assist in packing seeds for distribution to community gardens and educational programs. This activity can be done indoors at your site.

Help with technology and household issues, such as hanging pictures or fixing glitches in computer software. This role is essential for assisting older adults in staying connected and managing their daily tasks.

We have 50 active members, all volunteers. The Norfolk Fire Department provides structural fire suppression, wildland fire suppression, rescue ops, and we offer a fire prevention program to the residents of the Town of Norfolk. We operate out of 3 stations and respond to approximately 140-150 calls per year. We provide opportunity for junior members and are actively recruiting for members across our entire community.

Assist with office operations, education and community programs, marketing, development, and special events. Volunteers with tech and social media skills are needed to support the organization's various initiatives.