Act as a 'Good Will' ambassador to talk to local civic organizations, town boards, radio stations, newspapers, and anyone else about the mission of AFS and the unique experiences we provide.

Help with investigating new alliances for AFS such as veterans organizations, colleges and universities, local schools, camps, senior citizens groups, and Adirondack resorts.

Join a committee such as Program, Special Events, or Communications to help plan and execute various activities and initiatives at AFS.

Distribute AFS Catalogs in your neighborhood or throughout the region to help spread the word about our courses and events.

Help ready our facilities for classes and spring clean up to ensure a welcoming environment for all participants.

Act as a talent scout for new instructors and class ideas to help expand the offerings at AFS.

Beautify the school grounds through gardening and landscaping to create a pleasant environment for students and visitors.

Engage in public relations and other forms of promotion and outreach such as working a booth at a trade/craft show, chamber of commerce meeting, or similar gathering.

Volunteers help keep operational costs low and support the festival’s mission by providing a welcoming atmosphere for musicians and audience members. This role offers a rewarding experience and a chance to connect personally with LGMF musicians.

Support the organization by helping with dog rescues and improving the quality of life for veterans. Volunteers will assist in various activities to ensure the success of the program.

Assist in training rescue dogs to become service animals for veterans. Volunteers will help with dog training sessions and evaluations to ensure dogs meet the necessary standards.

Help staff the QLC booth at community events, engaging with the public to promote the conservancy's mission and activities.

Assist with QLC-sponsored nature outings, helping to organize and guide participants through educational and recreational activities.

Volunteers are needed to clear and maintain trails at various QLC properties. Responsibilities include ensuring trails are safe and accessible for all visitors.

Volunteers will post signs at QLC properties to help guide visitors and provide information about the preserves. This role supports visitor navigation and education.

We are looking for people who would enjoy helping with a variety of administrative tasks. Volunteers will assist with office work, data entry, and other administrative duties to support our mission.

Join the Board of Directors to help make a difference in the quality of children’s early care and learning. Members are involved in strategic planning and community outreach efforts.

Participate in outreach events to promote rabbit adoption and care. Volunteers will engage with the public and distribute educational materials.

Create crafts and items to be distributed at outreach events, helping to raise awareness about rabbit care and adoption.

Drive to pick up supplies needed for the sanctuary, ensuring that all necessary materials are available for daily operations.

Assist in the construction and maintenance of the rabbit sanctuary facilities. This role is hands-on and involves physical labor.

We are looking for more Firefighters, (interior or exterior) and fire police who assist in traffic control. Stop in any Tuesday night between 6pm and 7pm to pick up an application. | Requirements: Must be atleast 18 years old, must live in the town of Kingsbury | Categories: Other, Firefighter

Responds on apparatus to fire calls and takes action to do what is needed to help serve the community. On a fire scene you would be able to wear an air pack and go inside the building with full PPE and SCBA. Job duties will include but not limited to, pulling hoses, using power tools and hand tools, fight fire and protect the community. | Requirements: No requirements. We will train in house and send you to NYS courses to help get you where you'd like to be. | Categories: Firefighter

The Greenfield Fire District is the largest fire district in Saratoga County and has the largest membership in Saratoga County. It also has the most fire apparatus in one fire district with 21 trucks. The Greenfield Fire District covers a district of 82.910 square miles with a population of over 10,000 people. The Greenfield Fire District responded to over 1400 emergencies, making it the busiest and most active volunteer agency in Saratoga County. Learn more about how the Greenfield Fire District serves its community at, www.greenfieldfd.org | Requirements: Must be at least 16 years of age and live withing the district areas or within a reasonable outline of the district. | Categories: Firefighter

Seeking dedicated individuals to serve in our 100% volunteer fire department. The best training and equipment at your fingertips. | Requirements: Ages 16+ | Categories: Firefighter

Participate in a weekend of community service at YMCA Camp Chingachgook, working on facility projects and engaging in camp programs. Volunteers will work on tasks such as raking and cleaning, and enjoy activities like rock climbing and archery.

Participate in trail maintenance projects along the Kayaderosseras Creek, including trail drainage, stepping stones, bridge repair, and brush cutting. Volunteers will meet on Saturday mornings from July 13th through August 10th.

Join the Trail Steward Program and adopt your favorite trail. Stewards clear blowdown, maintain drainages, and do other basic trail maintenance tasks. Their reports help determine where more intensive trail projects are required.

Work with trained ADK trail crew leaders and other volunteers on trail maintenance and reconstruction projects throughout the Adirondacks. ADK provides leadership, group camping gear, tools, transportation from base camp, and food for multi-day projects.

Adopt and maintain a lean-to in the Adirondack Park. Volunteers donate hours toward maintaining a lean-to, replacing registers, and reporting problems. Major construction is not required.

Volunteer summit stewards protect vulnerable alpine plants by encouraging hikers to walk on solid bedrock above the timberline, answering questions, doing trail work, and participating in research on the summits.

Educate the public about the importance of fire towers in protecting the forest and help recreators have a safe, enjoyable outdoor experience. Encourage Leave No Trace principles and inform visitors of DEC regulations.

Volunteers help with special events ranging from evening galas to environmental education to the Hike-A-Thon. If you have a talent that can help the LGLC in these or other special events, please volunteer your valued skills.

Office volunteers assist with mailings, answering phones, organizing files, and other indoor projects. Many volunteers are part of the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Warren/Washington Counties.

Preserve Stewards make long-term commitments to a preserve, using their time, energy, and love of the outdoors to check and maintain boundaries, trails, trail registers, and control invasive species. Trail Hosts greet visitors and provide information about the trail and the LGLC.

Help to keep our preserves in good order! Volunteers assist in litter cleanups, boundary postings, trail maintenance, invasive plant inventory and removal, and other activities. The work projects are normally one-half to one-full day in length, on weekdays and weekends, and occur periodically as-needed throughout the year.

Participate in the Trunk or Treat event by assisting with pumpkin decorating activities. Volunteers will help set up, guide participants, and ensure a fun and safe environment.

Assist with the Sensory Garden Project by volunteering for thirty minutes every two weeks during the summer months. Volunteers will help maintain and enhance the garden area.

Volunteers are needed to help save dogs' lives by providing care and support to rescued dogs. This includes assisting with daily activities, rehabilitation, and facilitating adoptions.

Volunteers assist with assembling and delivering Easter baskets to children in families affected by cancer. This project brings joy and support to families during the Easter season.

Volunteers assist with various tasks at the Saratoga County Animal Shelter, including caring for animals, cleaning facilities, and supporting adoption events. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the well-being and adoption of animals.

Volunteers are needed each Thursday to help organize and pack food at St. Clement’s Parish Center. This role involves preparing food packages for children in need, ensuring they have enough to eat over the weekend.

Volunteers will help with tree planting, care, and maintenance as part of the Urban Forestry Project. Roles include Tree Host, Tree Planter, Event Staff, and Tree Caregiver/Waterer.

Assist in providing outreach services to the homeless community, offering support and resources to those in need.

Direct car traffic and assist with the collection of paint for recycling, ensuring a smooth and efficient event.

Volunteers are needed to collect cups, wash dishes, and provide information at the event table. This role is crucial for ensuring the event runs smoothly and sustainably.

Assist in planning and executing fundraising events to support the mission and projects of The Giving Circle.

Participate in organizing and executing holiday projects aimed at bringing joy to children in need during festive seasons.

Help seniors with yard work and cleaning tasks to maintain their homes and improve their quality of life.

Engage in educational and empowerment activities with children in Uganda, supporting their growth and development.

Repair Coaches assist attendees in fixing broken items, promoting a culture of repair and reuse. Volunteers should have skills in repairing household items or electronics.

Support efforts to provide relief and assistance to Ukrainian refugees through various community initiatives.

Participate in local construction projects, assisting with various tasks such as carpentry, plumbing, and general construction.

Manage and create content for The Giving Circle's social media platforms to engage the community and promote awareness.

Assist in the sale and distribution of native plants to promote pollinator health. Volunteers will help set up, manage sales, and provide information to attendees.

Assist in connecting individuals and families with needed services, helping them communicate with all their service providers. Volunteers should demonstrate empathy and have good interpersonal skills.

Support individuals in residential housing programs by assisting with daily activities and promoting a safe and healthy living environment. Volunteers should have a caring attitude and be willing to work with individuals with mental health needs.

Participate in outreach programs to help end homelessness by providing referrals to community resources including food, shelter, and other provisions. Volunteers should be compassionate and willing to engage with vulnerable populations.

Fundraising volunteers assist with planning and executing fundraising events, soliciting donations, and seeking sponsors to support the organization's expenses.

Housekeeping volunteers help maintain the cleanliness and appearance of the facility, performing tasks such as vacuuming, dusting, and cleaning windows. No specific time commitment is required.

Meal preparation volunteers help prepare meals for residents and their families, offering hospitality and homemade dishes to those in need.

Caregivers work in teams to provide personal care for residents, including light meal preparation, laundry, and interaction with families. No experience is necessary, as training and shadowing opportunities are provided.

Gardening volunteers maintain the gardens and green spaces, working on a schedule for weekly and seasonal tasks. Volunteers can work at their own pace.