Assist with various tasks at MCAA events, including event setup, coordination, and support. Volunteers can contribute their skills in areas such as graphic design, event staffing, and social media management to support Michigan's ceramic community.

Assist in organizing and managing the Lori's Voice Walks at Berlin Raceway. Volunteers will help with event setup, guiding participants, and ensuring a smooth event flow. This role is crucial in creating an enjoyable experience for all attendees.

Volunteers will assist in the kitchen and on land during the retreats, ensuring that all logistical needs are met for a smooth retreat experience. Responsibilities include meal preparation and general support for retreat activities.

Volunteers will provide support for a single day during the retreat, assisting with various tasks as needed to ensure a successful event. This role requires flexibility and a willingness to help where needed.

Volunteers will assist as river guides during the 2-1/2 day retreats, helping participants with fly fishing techniques and ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Volunteers should have knowledge of fly fishing for trout, including casting and setting up fly lines.

Be a supportive peer for young adults and adults with autism, helping them build confidence in social and community settings.

Assist with behind-the-scenes tasks that keep Autism Support of Kent County's programs running smoothly, contributing to the overall mission.

Help with registration, course support, logistics, and closing ceremonies at the Golf Outing, a key fundraising event for Autism Support of Kent County.

Support the Walk for Autism by assisting with setup, registration, event direction, and tear-down, contributing to the success of this large community event.

Facilitate engaging social activities tailored to specific age groups, such as teens or young adults, to help them grow and thrive in social settings.

Assist with setup, registration, and cleanup at the Art Auction & Gala Dinner, ensuring a smooth flow of the event and supporting fundraising efforts.

Volunteer as a weekly mentor to engage with young people in mentoring sessions. Volunteers are required to undergo a background check and must not have any past or pending criminal or harassment charges involving children.

Support speed networking events by engaging with young people and helping them develop networking skills. Volunteers should be available for event sessions.

Assist in organizing and conducting youth etiquette dinners. Volunteers will help facilitate the event and engage with participants.

Participate in virtual mentoring sessions to educate and empower young people. Volunteers must complete a background check and should be available for scheduled sessions.

Help members by providing transportation to and from home and school for participation in programs and workshops. This is one of our most consistent needs.

Volunteer together with your group by canvassing, distributing flyers, providing volunteers for events, or organizing donation drives. We welcome creative ideas for group involvement.

Support members during meetings and events by providing childcare in our playroom, which is equipped with age-appropriate toys, games, books, and art supplies. This is a one-time opportunity.

Assist in selling social enterprise goods at pop-up markets and staffing information tables at various events across West Michigan. Training will be provided.

Participate in clearing out invasive species from Millennium Park alongside elected leaders, staffers, and community members. This opportunity involves hands-on environmental work and community engagement.

Volunteers are needed to pick up donations from various locations and deliver them to the pantry. This role requires driving and lifting donations.

Deliver pet food and supplies to clients who are unable to visit the pantry due to mobility issues. Volunteers will need to drive and interact with clients.

Assist with the distribution of pet food to clients every other Saturday from Noon to 2pm. Volunteers will help organize and distribute food to pet owners in need.

Assist with organizing and running events such as microchip and vaccine clinics. Volunteers will help with setup, client interaction, and event coordination.

Volunteers are needed to head up fundraising opportunities to support the medical care of rescued pets. This role involves networking and community engagement.

Create candy cards for students who are working hard in STEM programs. This role is perfect for those with art skills or a big heart and involves designing and coloring cards to motivate and encourage students.

As an Online Ambassador, you will help build and strengthen the STEM Greenhouse community by being active on social media. This role involves sharing, liking, and commenting on posts to boost the organization's online presence.

Help is needed at adoption events to setup/tear down, answer questions about adoptees, and provide information about the rescue. Events occur once a month at local pet stores.

Assist in setting up and tearing down events organized by Food Hugs. Volunteers should be prepared to help with physical tasks and ensure events run smoothly.

Fostering can be an incredibly fun and rewarding experience! Volunteers provide temporary homes for pets, helping them transition to their forever homes. You can specify how often you want to foster and the type of pets you prefer.

Assist in organizing and facilitating community events aimed at fostering inclusion for individuals with disabilities. Responsibilities include event setup, participant engagement, and ensuring a welcoming environment.

Volunteers will play, socialize, and help clean and feed the pets in our care, including dogs, cats, and small animals. Many dates and times are available, and a background check is required to ensure the safety of survivors and animals.

Transport volunteers provide the crucial first connection with shelters or individuals surrendering animals, ensuring they reach foster homes safely. Transport times are typically set in advance.

Lead a committee to organize and execute Food Hugs' initiatives. Volunteers should have strong leadership and organizational skills.

We are seeking dedicated individuals to volunteer a few hours a month on various tasks and promote H2C's mission. No experience with animals or domestic violence is necessary, and we welcome skills in areas such as construction, social work, and finance.

Deliver meals to individuals and families in need as part of Food Hugs' mission to spread kindness. Volunteers must have reliable transportation and be available at specified times.

Pick up and deliver products needed for Food Hugs' operations. Volunteers should have reliable transportation and be able to manage logistics efficiently.

Manage the merchandise table at NIA Centre events, assisting with sales and providing information about products. Volunteers will handle transactions and engage with event attendees.

Engage in committee participation to support the mission of NIA Centre. Volunteers will work collaboratively to plan and execute various initiatives and programs.

Support the membership table at events, providing information and assistance to potential and current members of NIA Centre. Volunteers will engage with the community to promote membership benefits.

Assist with event registration, ensuring smooth check-in processes for attendees at NIA Centre events. Volunteers will help manage guest lists and provide information to participants.

Help with the setup and teardown of events at NIA Centre. Volunteers will assist with arranging furniture, setting up equipment, and ensuring the venue is ready for events.

Greet and welcome attendees at NIA Centre events, providing directions and information. Volunteers will ensure guests feel comfortable and informed about the event schedule and facilities.

Volunteers are responsible for cleaning the shelter, providing food and water, and socializing with the cats. This role is crucial in helping cats, many of whom have been abandoned or are feral, to feel safe and cared for.

Assist in educating high school students about personal finance and investing. Volunteers will help develop and deliver educational materials and workshops to enhance financial literacy among students.

Assist with various tasks to support the West Michigan Voices of Pride, including event setup, ticketing, and audience management. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of performances and events.

Help in managing hospitality and refreshments during theatre events. Responsibilities include setting up and serving refreshments to guests and ensuring a welcoming atmosphere.

Support the theatre's marketing efforts through graphic design. Responsibilities include creating promotional materials and visual content for the theatre's events and productions.

Assist in expanding the theatre's visibility and fundraising efforts. Responsibilities include helping with marketing strategies and community outreach to support the theatre's productions and events.

Contribute to the construction and setup of stage sets for theatre productions. Responsibilities include building, painting, and assembling set pieces as needed.

Provide assistance during theatre performances by ushering guests to their seats and ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees.

Assist in the backstage operations during theatre performances. Responsibilities include managing scene changes, handling technical equipment, and supporting the production team.

Assist in the preparation and maintenance of costumes and makeup for theatre productions. Responsibilities include helping with costume fittings and makeup application during performances.

Manage and organize props for theatre productions. Responsibilities include sourcing, maintaining, and setting up props for each performance.

A Child Advocate is an adult who volunteers to spend time with and advocate on behalf of an individual unaccompanied immigrant child while they are subject to deportation proceedings. Volunteers must be at least 21 years old and undergo a thorough clearance and training process.

Walk the grounds of the building and outside to ensure the safety and security of students and staff.

Assist with general paper and office work to support the administrative functions of the organization.

Stock shelves and fridge, serve students, and manage inventory to ensure the snack room operates smoothly.

Prepare games and challenges to build student leadership and engage them in fun, constructive activities.

Greet students, check them in and out, and fill out proper paperwork to ensure smooth operation of the program.

Help maintain the organization's website and Facebook page, ensuring content is up-to-date and engaging.

Take pictures of students and activities to capture the essence of the program and its impact on the community.

Perform general minor repairs on the organization's van, games, furniture, and miscellaneous items.

Learn the ministry inside and out, gaining valuable experience in a faith-based environment while supporting various activities and programs.

Monitor the homework room, assisting students with their assignments if you have expertise in subjects like math, English, or history.

Hang out, play games, and build relationships with students, providing them with guidance and support in a safe environment.

Provide daily care for small animals, ensuring their living spaces are clean and safe. Fosterers must follow WMCH rules of care and facilitate visits from potential adopters.

Provide daily care and love for foster rabbits, including feeding, cleaning, and ensuring their safety. Fosterers must adhere to the House Rabbit Society rules of care and be available for potential adopters to visit.

Lend your organizational skills to our office workspace. Ideal for detail-oriented individuals who enjoy data entry, mailings, research, and general administrative support. Remote options may be available.

Be the friendly face that welcomes guests and assists vendors during our After Dark Creative Market events. This role involves engaging with the community and supporting event logistics.

Volunteers are needed to help with cat care tasks such as feeding cats, administering medication if needed, and general cleaning duties like scooping litter, sweeping, mopping, and organizing. Volunteers also socialize and snuggle with cats to help them build trust and find their forever homes.

Volunteers will assist staff with community outings providing individuals with dementia and their care partners with ongoing access to arts, cultural, and social experiences. Participation in outings will require 1 or 2 days per month.

Volunteers assist with various tasks to ensure the well-being of ferrets, including picking up toys, refilling dishes and water bottles, cleaning litter boxes, sweeping, washing shelter floors, replacing beddings in cages, and handling laundry. Volunteers are crucial to maintaining the shelter's operations.

Provide cleaning help to create a tidy and welcoming environment for teen mamas. Volunteers support mothers by giving them the mental space needed to focus on their goals.

Support our families by joining the prayer team. Volunteers offer spiritual support and encouragement to teen mamas, helping to foster a sense of community and hope.

Skilled maintenance and construction workers help with property upkeep or the homes of our families. Volunteers provide essential support to maintain safe and functional spaces.

Nourish bodies and souls by joining the meals team. Volunteers prepare and serve meals, providing nourishment and fostering community among teen mamas and their children.

Teach about the Bible, financial management, home maintenance, health and wellness, or other topics that serve our families. Volunteers provide educational support to empower teen mamas.

Provide administrative and communications help, even if only for a couple of hours. Volunteers assist with office tasks to support the smooth operation of Grace's Table.

Help young mamas directly by joining the mentoring team. Volunteers provide guidance, support, and encouragement to teen mothers as they navigate the challenges of motherhood.

Help our families feel at home by joining the hospitality team. Volunteers assist in creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for teen mamas and their children during their visits to Grace's Table.

Join the childcare team to take care of the kiddos, providing a safe and nurturing environment while their mothers participate in programs. Volunteers help create a welcoming space for both children and mothers.

Volunteers will assist the Chapter's Community Outreach Coordinator to expand outreach and awareness to help reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease among the African-American community. The time commitment will be determined.

General volunteers who want to help at the Y.

General volunteers who assist with facility maintenance and support.

Kid Zone Volunteers will work with children age 2 months - 11 years.

Coach a youth baseball or softball team, implementing YMCA principles.

Assist Mosh Pit Rescue by helping to return pop can donations. Volunteers can drop off cans at designated locations or coordinate with the rescue for pick-up. This helps fund the rescue's operations and care for animals.

Assist with website updates, including maintaining the 'current fosters' and 'events' sections. Opportunities may also include helping with social media or other IT projects. This role requires minimal time commitment but staying informed about the rescue's activities is necessary.

Wranglers, aged 13-17, assist with ranch chores and support mentors during sessions. They commit to one day per week for eight weeks of summer and must have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

Mentors work one-on-one with participants, helping them grow in confidence, self-esteem, and self-worth through interactions with horses. They must be 18 or older, have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and commit to one day per week for eight weeks of summer or a four-week block in fall or winter.

General Volunteers assist with gardening, maintenance projects, and the pop can fundraiser. They help keep the ranch running smoothly behind the scenes without directly participating in programming.

Greeters welcome families, provide hospitality, and help keep the ranch on schedule. They must be 18 or older, have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and commit to one day per week for eight weeks of summer.

Seeking a detail-oriented volunteer to assist with data entry, ensuring local children receive free books every month. Responsibilities include entering and updating participant information, verifying enrollment data for accuracy, and supporting administrative tasks.

Seeking a creative and organized volunteer to plan and coordinate fundraising events supporting Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. Responsibilities include planning events, engaging with local businesses and donors, and collaborating with the team to maximize community involvement.

Seeking a volunteer grant writer to research and draft compelling grant proposals to support early childhood literacy. Responsibilities include identifying funding opportunities, tailoring proposals to funder priorities, and collaborating with the team to secure financial support.

The Lowell Area Fire Department provides fire and ems services to the residents of the City of Lowell, Lowell Township, and Vergennes Township. Covering nearly 17,000 people over 60sq miles, we respond to nearly 900 calls for emergency services a year. We are looking to add members our paid-on call / part time staff. | Requirements: Candidates must be minimum 18 years of age, high school graduate or equivalent, live in the City of Lowell, Lowell Township, or Vergennes Township, have a valid drivers license, the ability to pass a medical physical including drug screening, and criminal background check. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Working in the Camp Store as a volunteer.

Special Needs Day Camper Aide.

Volunteering for general administrative work.