North Jersey Interfaith Cares is seeking compassionate individuals to volunteer their skills and support future projects. Volunteers of all backgrounds and experience levels are welcome, with a particular need for those with skills in real estate, social services, health, law, education, and translation.

Enterprise Fire Co is seeking Volunteer Firefighters. Benefits include clothing allowance, training, and losap contribution program | Requirements: Age 18 years of older and must live within a bordering town of the Township of Little Falls | Categories: Firefighter

Little Falls Twsp. Volunteer Fire Department is current accepting application for the position of probationary firefighter. Benefits Include: $1350.00 LOSAP Contribution for Eligible Member $700.00 Uniform Allowance Paid Training Equipment Provided | Requirements: Must live within the Township or a bordering Town Clifton, Wayne, Cedar Grove, Totowa, Montclair, West Paterson, Fairfield Age Requirement Minimum 16 years old | Categories: Junior Members, Firefighter

As a Welcome Table Volunteer, you will greet guests, collect donations, distribute brochures, and inform visitors about upcoming events. This role is essential in enhancing the visitor experience during the bloom season.

Join us in the garden for weeding, deadheading, and maintaining the beauty of the garden beds. Volunteers are welcome during the summer months, specifically from June 12th to July 31st, on Thursday mornings.

Join City Green's Morning Garden Volunteers on Wednesdays from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm to help maintain perennial gardens designed to support the local ecosystem. Activities include planting, weeding, mulching, and pruning. Participants must complete a New Volunteer Orientation during the calendar year to join.

Participate in the Evening Farm Volunteer sessions on Wednesdays from 5:00 pm until dusk, where volunteers assist in growing over 80 varieties of organic vegetables. Tasks include planting, weeding, mulching, and harvesting. Completion of a New Volunteer Orientation is required for participation.

Eagle Scout candidates can work on projects to recreate planting beds from the historic Olmsted planting plan. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to the park's historical preservation.

Scouts and other groups are welcome to organize a cleanup that includes weeding, mulching, collecting litter, and removing fallen branches and leaves that clog Toneys Brook during spring or fall.

Join us in planting hundreds of tulip and daffodil bulbs in early November. This is a great opportunity to beautify the park and learn about gardening.

Individuals or groups may adopt a shrubbery bed to weed, mulch, and water during spring or fall. This is a longer-term commitment that helps maintain the beauty of the park.

Help plant a tree and learn about the environmental importance of trees and the history of this Olmsted-designed park. This event takes place on the last Friday of April.

Seniors spend their last month of school working in the park (planting, weeding, mulching) and on rain days carrying out other projects from May to June.

Spend two hours selling raffle tickets at our booth during the art fair in Anderson Park, which takes place in mid-September. Money raised usually buys about a dozen trees.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a firefighter? Have you ever thought about hopping on one of those red trucks, sirens and lights blaring and responding to an emergency? Do you want to give back to your community? If so, the North Caldwell Fire Department needs volunteers like you. If you are interested in applying or would like additional information, please email fill out this form If you are interested in seeing more of fire department entails, please feel free to visit the firehouse by any Monday night after 6:30 PM. | Requirements: Based on our by-laws, applicants must live, attend school, or work in North Caldwell. Residents of contiguous municipalities (Caldwell, Cedar Grove, Essex Fells, Fairfield, Little Falls, Verona, Wayne, or West Caldwell) are also eligible for membership, if even they do not work or attend school in North Caldwell. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

As a foster care volunteer, you will provide a safe and loving home for animals until they can be adopted. This includes caring for the animals, providing companionship, and helping them adjust to a home environment.

Volunteers play a crucial role in supporting the youth at the Boys & Girls Club. Responsibilities include assisting with sports, academics, and special events, while providing mentorship and guidance to the children. A short application and background check are required to ensure the safety of all participants.

Coordinate volunteer outreach and manage on-site activities during events. Ideal for a self-starter who is well-organized and a good communicator.

Help the BPC find and manage potential grant applications. Previous experience is a plus, but not necessary.

Assist in maintaining the health and appearance of Brookdale Park’s landscape through rejuvenation pruning. No experience is necessary and training is provided.