Direct a theater production, working closely with actors and production staff to bring a script to life. Volunteers should have experience in directing and a passion for theater.

Lead the musical aspects of a production, including working with singers and musicians. Volunteers should have experience in music direction and a strong understanding of musical theater.

Support the organization in identifying and applying for grants. Volunteers will research potential funding opportunities and assist in writing grant proposals.

Join the stage crew to assist with set design and construction for various productions. Volunteers will work with the production team to build and manage stage elements.

Create and teach choreography for theater productions. Volunteers will work with the cast to develop dance routines that enhance the storytelling of the production.

Assist with front-of-house operations during performances, including ticketing, ushering, and providing information to patrons. Volunteers ensure a smooth and welcoming experience for all attendees.

Assist in planning and executing fundraising events to support the theater's productions and programs. Volunteers will work closely with the fundraising team to develop strategies and engage with potential donors.

Support the marketing team in promoting upcoming productions and events. Responsibilities include creating marketing materials, managing social media accounts, and engaging with the community to increase awareness.

Help design and create costumes for theater productions. Volunteers will collaborate with the costume department to ensure all costumes meet the production's needs.

Teach English as a Second Language to students at the Newark Ironbound Corps Community Center. Responsibilities include lesson planning and student assessment.

Provide tutoring in English as a Second Language at the Newark Ironbound Corps Community Center. Assist students with language skills and comprehension.

Mentors will provide guidance and support to participants in the B.U.I.L.D. program, focusing on mentorship and counseling for men, women, families, and communities. Volunteers will facilitate motivational sessions and workshops.

Volunteers will assist in organizing and distributing essential items such as clothing, shoes, toiletries, and household goods during community events. They will also help serve nutritious meals and support medical screening activities.

Volunteer for our 2024 Summer Camp, open to squash volunteers and volunteer tutors. Volunteer slots are available Monday – Thursday between 9am to 4pm from July 8th through August 16th.

Join our team of volunteers to help build communities where lives are changed and hope is found. Volunteers assist in various activities and programs coordinated locally to serve those in need.

We accommodate groups such as families, friends, or coworkers to volunteer together on project-based activities or larger events. This is a great way to do something good together and make a positive impact.

Become a specially-trained disaster volunteer ready to help at any moment. Training and education are provided in advance to prepare for service during disasters.

Photograph gravestones in Newark Jewish Cemeteries to be sent to the JewishGen Worldwide Burial Registry. These photos help people living far away to 'visit' their loved ones and preserve the historical value of the graves.

Non-attorney volunteers play a crucial role in working with VLJ staff and volunteer attorneys to assist clients seeking services with VLJ and help them move forward in resolving their legal issue(s).

Volunteers will assist in the Mobile STE(A)M Lab, helping to facilitate hands-on activities and workshops. They will support the program's goal of empowering youth through STEAM education.

Assist with organizing and participating in events such as health fairs, educational workshops, and community meetings. Volunteers will play a key role in engaging with the community and promoting awareness of trauma recovery resources.

Virtual mentors will engage with students online, providing mentorship and support in STEAM subjects. They will help students explore and develop their skills in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.

Help with office tasks, data entry, and managing communications. Volunteers will assist in the smooth operation of the organization's administrative functions.

Mentors will work with students to provide guidance and support in STEAM-related activities. They will help foster a deeper understanding and exploration of STEAM fields, inspiring the next generation of innovators and leaders.

Support efforts in raising awareness on key issues and engaging with local stakeholders. Volunteers will be involved in advocacy campaigns and initiatives to promote trauma recovery and prevention.

Work on specific initiatives like fundraising campaigns, social media management, or program development. Volunteers will contribute to the development and execution of special projects that align with the organization's mission.

Volunteer instructors are responsible for teaching free online classes to children in grades K-8. They will use Google Meet to conduct classes in a variety of subjects, including math, science, language arts, and more, ensuring an engaging and interactive learning experience.

Assist in providing comprehensive support services to families and children in the South Ward. Volunteers will help coordinate educational, health, and wellness programs, ensuring community members have access to necessary resources.

Assist in the seasonal maintenance and upkeep of Essex County Branch Brook Park. Volunteers work on site-specific projects throughout the park, helping to care for trees and gardens.

Participate in the Cherry Blossom Season activities, helping to manage events and engage with the community. Volunteers will support the park's seasonal events and ensure a smooth experience for all attendees.

Volunteers are needed to assist with event planning and administrative tasks to help run A Day Away's programs effectively. Responsibilities may include organizing events, managing logistics, and supporting office tasks.

Provide temporary homes for dogs in need, helping them transition from shelters to permanent homes. Volunteers are responsible for the care, socialization, and basic training of foster dogs.

Volunteers will assist in the restoration and maintenance of the historic Speer Cemetery. Responsibilities include clearing debris, maintaining the landscape, and helping with historical research to identify those buried at the site.

Volunteer attorneys work alongside VLJ’s staff and community partners to provide critical civil legal services to New Jerseyans experiencing poverty. Attorneys must be admitted to practice in New Jersey or another state.

Reading Buddies engages older adult volunteers in promoting childhood literacy by reading to students weekly. Volunteers must complete a background check and commit to a full school year.

Support clients in their job search by sourcing job openings, reviewing resumes, conducting mock interviews, and providing transportation to interviews.

Provide 1:1 tutoring for clients ranging from K-12 to adults, typically for one hour per week, to help them improve their educational skills.

Assist in sourcing and writing grants that help fund programs such as rent relief and providing laptops to students.

Help deliver food, move furniture, and assist with other transportation needs for clients.

Help clients with urgent needs such as filling out time-sensitive applications for government assistance or scheduling appointments.

Lead an engaging activity for kids in our Fun Club program, which helps children stay connected and have fun through various activities like playing games, show and tell, or making crafts.

Assist with live or written translation tasks, including attending parent-teacher conferences or translating programming invites for clients.

Provide support to a designated non-clinical department by assisting with clerical tasks, supporting various business offices, and helping with special events organized by the Community Affairs Department.

Assigned to a patient-care unit, these volunteers provide guest and patient services, distribute books, magazines, and other materials, and participate in programs like the Infant Cuddler Program.

Assist in the coordination of outreach and public health activities via the Community Affairs or Population Health departments. Volunteers will engage with the community to promote health and wellness initiatives.

Assist patients and visitors with accessing care, transport patients to appointments, and provide wayfinding support. Volunteers will help enhance the patient experience by offering support and guidance.

The Secaucus Fire Department is always looking for male or female volunteers. You must be 16 years of age and a resident of Secaucus to join the Fire Department. Anyone interested can fill out the online form below to contact a member of the recruitment committee. Anyone interested may also stop by any firehouse on Sunday mornings from January through May or Monday evenings from June through September. You may also fill out the survey below and we will contact you as soon as possible. The Secaucus Volunteer Fire Department values diversity in the workplace. Men and Woman of all ages, cultural and ethnic backgrounds, religious and political affiliation, and national origin, all are encouraged to apply | Requirements: Must be a Secaucus Resident Must be 16 years of age or older No prior experience necessary! However down the road, all members of the Secaucus Fire Department must attend a State Certified Fire Academy and complete the Firefighter I Course. All active members of the department also attend continuing education courses, including Firefighting Safety, Firefighter II, CPR, and the Incident Command System (ICS). Department members continue to attend in-house hands-on training such as Vehicle Extraction, Driver Training, and Tower Ladder Operations to expand their knowledge and keep abreast of new trends. ​ | Categories: Junior Members, Firefighter

Contact elected officials and speak at council or community meetings to advocate for safer biking in Jersey City. Volunteers will help promote Bike JC's mission and initiatives.

Assist with box office duties and ushering at North River Sing concerts. Volunteers will help manage ticket sales and guide attendees to their seats, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for all concert-goers.

Support North River Sing's marketing efforts by spreading the word about auditions and concerts. Volunteers will help with social media, flyer distribution, and other promotional activities to increase community engagement.

Assist with day-to-day operations such as writing copy, delivering merchandise orders, and helping with project startups. Volunteers will support organizational tasks for larger events.

Help with venue setup and breakdown for North River Sing concerts. Volunteers will assist in preparing the concert space and ensuring all equipment and materials are in place before and after events.

Volunteers will serve as marshals for our Ward Tour, Light-Up Rides, and Bike Bus. Responsibilities include ensuring the safety and organization of participants during events.

Assist in hosting a table at events such as Bike Valet. Volunteers will engage with event attendees and provide information about Bike JC's mission and activities.

Volunteers will assist in organizing events and facilitating donations to support individuals with autism and special needs. This role involves contributing to the mission of fostering inclusivity, support, and empowerment in the community.

Assist students with their homework in various subjects. This role is suited for high school or college students with a high GPA or teachers who wish to volunteer their time.

Volunteer to tutor students in Science, History, or Spanish. This opportunity is perfect for those who have expertise in these subjects and want to contribute to students' educational growth.

Provide free bike repair services to community members. Volunteers should have basic bike repair skills and a passion for helping others enjoy cycling safely.

Volunteer as a Mathematics or English Tutor to help students improve their academic performance. Ideal for high school or college students with a high GPA or teachers interested in making a difference.

Assist with the organization and execution of events, programs, and services designed to support families affected by autism. Volunteers may help with setup, coordination, and participant engagement during events.

Assist in the smooth running of the Jersey City Jazz Festival by helping with event setup, managing information booths, and supporting festival operations. Volunteers will work alongside a committed team to ensure a successful and enjoyable event for all attendees.

Assist with community forestry projects, including planting and maintaining trees in Jersey City. Volunteers will work alongside SJC and HCTreeAllies to promote urban forestry and environmental sustainability.

Participate in educational advocacy work to promote sustainability initiatives within Jersey City. Volunteers will engage with community members to raise awareness and support for environmental, economic, and social justice.

Assist with the operation of the food pantry by sorting and distributing food items to individuals and families in need. Volunteers may also help with unloading food deliveries and organizing the pantry.

Help organize and distribute donated clothing and household items to community members. Volunteers will assist in sorting items and ensuring they are ready for distribution.

Manage talent check-in, instruct performers on timelines, and ensure they are on stage as scheduled. Act as a liaison between artists and the sound crew to maintain the performance schedule.

Assist with setting up the street festival, including moving garbage cans, setting up tables and chairs under tents. Volunteers will help ensure the festival is ready for attendees.

Help break down the street festival setup after the event, ensuring all equipment and materials are properly stored. Volunteers will assist in returning the venue to its original state.

Assist with public donations, provide general information, and help with volunteer check-in during the festival. Volunteers will engage with attendees and ensure smooth operations at the information stations.

Maintain cleanliness of tables and areas throughout the festival, ensuring a neat and tidy environment. Volunteers may also assist with unexpected tasks and provide breaks for other volunteers.

Serve as the point person for artist arrival, assist with load-in, and oversee the Green Room. Ensure artists have everything they need, including food and equipment security.

Organize the merchandise area for artists and manage sales. Coordinate with artists on merchandise handling and oversee the sales team during the festival.

Coordinate musicians on the day of the festival, ensuring equipment security and schedule adherence. Work closely with stage managers and artist liaisons to facilitate smooth performances.

Join the Sanctuary on the Green Arts, Cultural & Community Alliance as a volunteer to help preserve and revitalize the historic Sanctuary on the Green. Volunteers will contribute to local history preservation, artistic expression advancement, and community fostering in Bloomfield.

As a mentor, you will guide and support students in our leadership development program, sharing your experiences and best practices to help them grow. This role involves engaging with students across various cultural and professional backgrounds.

Assist in organizing and managing events at Weequahic Park. Volunteers will help with setup, coordination, and ensuring that events run smoothly, providing a great experience for all attendees.

Join us in maintaining the beauty of Weequahic Park. Volunteers will assist in activities such as planting, cleaning, and general upkeep to ensure the park remains a welcoming sanctuary for all visitors.

Want to help your neighbors and community, want to make new friends, want to be respected by your peers? Volunteer Firefighter positions available. (Note: Must be a resident of Rutherford, NJ) Become a member of Rutherford Volunteer Fire Dept. Truck Co. 1 Est. 1875 | Requirements: Minimum 18 years old and MUST be a resident of "Rutherford NJ" (Junior positions also available, minimum 16) Must pass a pre acceptance physical and background check, must be able to lift up to 50 pounds and perform all duties of a firefighter. No training needed we will send you to the academy for training, Free! Enter your info to learn more and we will contact you! | Categories: Firefighter

Assist with the daily care of dogs or cats at the shelter, including feeding, cleaning, walking, and socializing with the animals. Volunteers may also help with administrative tasks and events.

Assist in organizing and running monthly free food distribution events with live music. Volunteers will liaise for food donations, park reservations, and musicians, as well as help with setup, replenishment, and takedown of tables.

Want to help your neighbors and community, want to make new friends, want to be respected by your peers? Volunteer Firefighter positions available. Fire extinguishment, search and rescue Water search and rescue Vehicle extrication using Hurst tools (Note: Must be a resident of Rutherford, NJ) Become a member of Rutherford Volunteer Fire Dept. Rescue 5 Est. 1875 | Requirements: Minimum 18 years old and MUST be a resident of "Rutherford NJ" (Junior positions also available) Must pass a pre acceptance physical and background check, must be able to lift up to 50 pounds and perform all duties of a firefighter. No training needed we will send you to the academy for training, Free! Enter your info to learn more and we will contact you! | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

Mentors will engage with male adolescents to encourage positive choices, promote high self-esteem, and support academic achievement. Mentors come from diverse backgrounds and are expected to have a desire to lead and positively influence young lives.

Assist with administrative tasks in the Orange office, including filing, data entry, and customer service.

Assist with sorting and repacking food items, assembling Emergency Food boxes, Family Packs, and Senior boxes, and packaging bulk products into family-sized bags. Help with office work and data entry tasks.

Serve as a Volunteer Warehouse Ambassador, supporting CFBNJ staff by providing guidance, information, and gratitude to volunteer groups. Requires a one-year commitment.

Corporate groups can sort and repack donated food, assemble Family Packs, Senior Food Boxes, or Diabetes Food Kits, and help at on-site or mobile pantries.

Join our enthusiastic team of Saturday volunteers who meet regularly to roll up their sleeves and meet their neighbors while beautifying a specific section of the Park.

At Blue Team events, volunteers remove marine debris from our Gansevoort Peninsula shoreline alongside dedicated River Project scientists and our WasteShark, a remote-controlled aquadrone that can remove hard-to-reach plastic pollution from the River.

Compost Facilitators work alongside Park horticulturists in our Compost Center to maintain and process compost materials, record data and more! Are you passionate about making your local community more sustainable?

Give back to the Park by gardening alongside our amazing Horticulture staff by volunteering as a Neighborhood Gardener. Learn more about the flora and fauna while developing your green thumb in your community’s backyard!

Special Event Volunteers get a behind-the-scenes look at the Park’s event execution, with opportunities to greet and provide information to the public, administer surveys, help facilitate programs, act as Park ambassadors and more!

Volunteers will assist in creating and facilitating sustainable art programs that teach environmental preservation through interactive workshops. Responsibilities include helping with material collection, workshop setup, and participant engagement.

Provide entrepreneurs with feedback on their product and business framework. General knowledge about business operations is needed, and knowledge about the food industry is preferred but not required.

Provide coaching to a food entrepreneur whose business is poised for growth. Deep knowledge in starting and running a business is needed, and knowledge about the food industry is preferred but not required.

Respond to discrete food business questions. Volunteers with technical expertise in key aspects of operating a food business, like food science, consumer packaged goods, supply chain management, and/or labeling and packaging are needed.

Support small food businesses owned by women of color by becoming a Hot Bread Kitchen mentor. Volunteers with knowledge and expertise in business, operations, supply chain, packaging, and the food industry are needed.

Support ArtBridge's fundraising events by helping with event setup, guest registration, and general event coordination to ensure a successful experience for attendees.

Assist with mural projects by helping artists with the setup, painting, and cleanup processes. Volunteers will work closely with artists to bring public art to life in various urban spaces.

Share your photography talent and time to help bereaved families have a lasting keepsake of their most cherished moments. Professional-level photographers volunteer their time to conduct an intimate portrait session, capturing the only moments parents spend with their babies.

The Carlstadt Fire Department is continuously seeking applicants for Firefighters and Junior Firefighters. You must be 16 years of age or older and a resident of Carlstadt to join. Anyone interested can fill out the online form below to contact a member of the recruitment committee. Anyone interested may also stop by any firehouse on Friday nights. You may also fill out the survey below and we will contact you as soon as possible. | Requirements: Must be 16 years of age or older Must be a resident of Carlstadt for a minimum of 6 months | Categories: Firefighter