We are looking for volunteers who share our passion for animal welfare and want to help us make a difference in the lives of our animals. Whether you can come for an hour or a day, your contribution will make a big impact.

Create crafts and sewn items for the sanctuary's gift shop and online store. Volunteers with crafting skills are encouraged to contribute their talents.

Help with administrative duties such as maintaining databases, running errands, and replying to emails. Some tasks can be done remotely.

Support the sanctuary by organizing fundraising events and building relationships with sponsors and donors. Volunteers with experience in event planning and community outreach are ideal.

Utilize carpentry, masonry, or general handywork skills to maintain buildings and pasture fencing. Volunteers also help with painting tasks around the sanctuary.

Help maintain the sanctuary's gardens, orchard, and wildlife berry garden. Volunteers assist in growing food for the animals and maintaining the sanctuary's aesthetic appeal.

Assist with feeding, cleaning, and providing hands-on enrichment for the animals. Volunteers can commit to a four-hour shift once a week for a minimum of one year, with opportunities for morning and afternoon/evening shifts.

Help promote the sanctuary's mission through various media channels and coordinate with the social media team. Volunteers assist in organizing events and outreach activities.

Assist in spreading the sanctuary's mission through social media and IT support. Volunteers help create content and manage accounts to reach new audiences.

Assist with the organization and execution of the LGBTQ+ Bike Summer Camp. Responsibilities include helping with bike and helmet distribution, guiding participants, and ensuring a safe and inclusive environment for all attendees.

Volunteer as a camp counselor to provide guidance and support to campers during the PYDA summer camp. Responsibilities include leading activities, ensuring camper safety, and fostering a positive, Christian environment.

Become a mentor in our youth programming, providing guidance and support to young musicians. Volunteers with expertise in music are encouraged to apply.

Volunteers with skills in photography, videography, and graphic design are needed to capture and create visual content for NSP events and programs.

Volunteers are needed to usher at concerts and special events, assist with distribution of concert flyers, and help with stage crew activities before and after events. Responsibilities include moving chairs and helping with parking for special events.

Help amplify awareness of NSP events by sharing concert announcements on social media and email lists. Volunteers will also assist with family outreach and clerical work.

Assist in maintaining community gardens by weeding, watering, and harvesting crops. Volunteers will work alongside staff and other community members to support local families in growing fresh foods.

Support the operation of farmers markets by helping with setup, customer service, and sales. Volunteers will engage with the community to promote local produce and small food businesses.

Assist in facilitating dance, tumbling, and fitness programs for children at schools and community centers. Volunteers will help create an inclusive and supportive environment for kids to build confidence and develop physical literacy.

Dartmouth Fire District No.3 is looking for call firefighter who reside within the town or within reasonable response distance to one of our three stations. Dartmouth District No.3 provides services to thirty-one square miles. We cover a large business district, several schools including a university and residential homes. Yearly call volume averages 1000 incidents a year which include a wide variety of fire call, EMS assist, and public assist. | Requirements: Must provide your residential address on application, Must be 18 years of age, have a high school diploma or GED, posses a valid Massachusetts drivers license, and be able to pass a physical ability test. You will need to be able to work in a team environment, be able to work at various heights, and must live either in Dartmouth District 3 area or close proximity to. These are only a few qualifications needed to become a call firefighter with Dartmouth Fire District No.3. | Categories: Firefighter

Join Gates of Hope in their mission to fight hunger and bring hope by volunteering your time. Volunteers assist with food distribution, organizing donations, and supporting the food pantry operations.

Assist with the daily care of horses including feeding, grooming, and cleaning stalls. Volunteers will also help with general maintenance of the sanctuary facilities.

Participate in organizing and executing historical events at Fort Taber. Volunteers will help with event planning, setup, and guest engagement.

Provide administrative support to the Fort Taber Historical Association. Tasks include data entry, answering phones, and assisting with general office duties.

Assist in the operation and maintenance of the Fort Taber Military Museum. Responsibilities include helping with historical events, cataloging artifacts, and engaging with visitors.

Engage with the community to promote the Fort Taber Historical Association's mission. Volunteers will help with outreach activities and public relations efforts.

Assist with setting up and breaking down events, as well as fulfilling various needs during events to ensure smooth operations.

Help promote The Collaborative by spreading the word about its events and programs through various marketing channels.

Share your unique skills and knowledge by teaching classes to community members, fostering learning and creativity.

Volunteers will be responsible for minding the gallery space while it is open to the public, ensuring a welcoming environment for visitors.

Join the Buckeye Brook Coalition for the annual Earth Day clean-up event. Volunteers will help remove debris, litter, and other waste from the Buckeye Brook watershed to protect local natural resources.

Volunteers are needed to participate in the Annual Direct Fish Count, where they will be trained to count herring swimming upstream in Buckeye Brook and document their findings. This data is used by agencies for fisheries management and policy guidance.