Teen volunteers at LifeTown assist with various activities including helping in the Life Village, supporting recreational programs, and engaging with participants in the Youth Center. This role is ideal for teens looking to make a positive impact in their community.

Corporate volunteers can participate in team-building activities while making a difference. They assist with special events, facility maintenance, and program support, providing valuable resources and expertise to enhance LifeTown's offerings.

As a Volunteer Club Member, you will spend a few hours each week getting to know a child with special needs. Engage in activities such as playing games, sports, drawing, and listening to music, making a positive impact on their life.

Adult volunteers at LifeTown play a crucial role in supporting the various programs and activities. They help with everything from administrative tasks to direct engagement with participants in the therapeutic and recreational areas.

Participants in the Mitzvah Volunteer Program will connect with children with special needs, providing friendship and support through various activities. This program is designed for students in grades 6 and 7.

Provide fresh meals and care packages for our community’s most vulnerable members. Volunteers pick up freshly cooked meals and/or care packages and deliver them to homebound older adults and Holocaust survivors.

The Caregiver Respite Program offers respite to caregivers by matching them with volunteers who can visit their loved ones regularly. Volunteers are expected to commit 1-2 hours once a week or every other week, providing companionship and supervision to individuals experiencing memory loss.

Volunteers pick up and deliver fresh meals and care packages to homebound older adults and Holocaust survivors during holidays. This role involves picking up meals in Livingston or Florham Park and delivering them throughout Essex and Morris Counties.

Friendly Visitors are matched with homebound older adults to provide companionship and socialization through weekly visits. Volunteers are expected to commit to 1 hour once a week, with a flexible schedule for meetings.

The Listen to Children program pairs volunteers with school-aged children to provide a supportive listening relationship. Volunteers are expected to meet with a child weekly for 45 minutes, helping them express their feelings and navigate challenges.

Behind-the-scenes volunteers provide support in various areas, including the costume shop, scene shop, and different administrative departments. Opportunities may also be available to assist with special events and other organizational needs.

Front-of-house volunteers assist the House Management and Box Office staff with various duties including ushering, taking tickets, and managing concessions. They play a vital role in welcoming patrons and ensuring a pleasant and comfortable theatre experience for everyone.

Assist with tasks that help our office run smoothly, including mailings, phone calls, and data entry. Volunteers provide essential support to our administrative functions.

Facilitate or co-facilitate an Alzheimer's New Jersey support group, providing guidance and support to individuals and families affected by Alzheimer's disease.

Assist at fundraising events, conferences, and educational sessions. Join a committee to help us raise funds and awareness for Alzheimer's New Jersey.

Join our advocates as they organize letter-writing campaigns, speak to legislators, and phone interested individuals to promote policies supporting Alzheimer's research and care.

Raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease and our programs and services at Health and Wellness fairs and community events. Volunteers will engage with the public to provide information and resources.

Help Wanted: Become of one Roseland's Bravest! Join the Roseland Volunteer Fire Department Be part of the tradition! Be part of the excitement! Be part of the community! Think you don't have what it takes? Think again! You have it in you! While we are a volunteer organization and none of our members get a salary for what we do, there are many benefits to joining the department:​ * Personal satisfaction that you are providing free fire and rescue services as a volunteer to your community! * All training provided free of charge * All turnout gear, pagers, radios, and uniforms provided free of charge * Camaraderie with an upstanding group of individuals with many social events. * Insurance provided at no charge * Volunteer firefighters are exempt from jury duty in the State of New Jersey * Eligible for special incentives and promotions | Requirements: You must be at least 18 years old (or 15 to join our cadet program). No maximum age limit! You must live or work in Roseland, New Jersey | Categories: Firefighter

Our volunteers work within the Turtle Back Zoo Education Department and the Zoological Society of New Jersey to assist with conservation efforts, group projects, and special events across New Jersey. Volunteering provides great benefits to the community while generating business value in the form of increased employee engagement and opportunities for team building.

Docents are volunteer teachers who provide group learning experiences in the form of zoo tours, demonstrations, and special events. This role is ideal for those who enjoy educating and engaging with the public.