Assist in supporting individuals in need by providing resources and guidance to help them achieve stability and independence. Volunteers will work closely with community members to bridge gaps between needs and resources.

Volunteers are paired with a disabled buddy to assist in completing projects by following simple instructions at each station. Completed projects are donated to local nonprofits, and volunteers can also contribute from home by preparing materials for the Puppet Project.

Volunteers are needed to provide safe, caring, and encouraging relationships through street outreach services, educational workshops, and advising women through prayer gatherings, lay counseling, and mentoring. Volunteers will help share the love of Jesus Christ by delivering unexpected acts of kindness.

Assist in creating and setting up liturgical art projects for camp activities. Volunteers will work with campers to develop artistic expressions that enhance the camp's spiritual and creative environment.

Serve as a mentor to young people affected by Huntington's Disease, providing guidance, support, and encouragement. Mentors help mentees navigate challenges and build resilience.

Provide personalized support to special needs campers, ensuring they can fully participate in camp activities. Volunteers will assist with mobility, communication, and other needs as required.

As an HDYO Ambassador, you will help raise awareness about Huntington's Disease and support young people impacted by the disease. Ambassadors engage with the community, participate in events, and promote HDYO's mission.

Assist in food preparation and service for campers during the summer camp. Volunteers will work in the kitchen to help prepare and serve meals and snacks to ensure campers are well-fed throughout the day.

Capture photos and videos of camp activities to document the experience and create promotional materials. Volunteers will work throughout the camp to ensure all aspects are captured visually.

Travel with campers throughout the day, assisting them in moving between activities and ensuring their safety and well-being. Volunteers will support the main shepherd in guiding and supervising the campers.

Set Build volunteers help with tasks from construction and painting to general tasks. Volunteers should be comfortable with power tools and interested in contributing to the set of a community theatre. The commitment involves 4-6 weeks of build time for each production, primarily on Saturdays.

General Volunteers assist with mass mailings, poster/card distribution, planting and watering flowers, and building cleaning/organizing. This role requires minimal time commitment and light workload.

Ushering is a straightforward and minimal time commitment way to volunteer at Inspire Theatre. Volunteers are required to show up 1 hour before a performance and stay 15 minutes afterward for light clean-up. Responsibilities include selling 50/50 tickets, handing out and collecting ballot forms for intermission drawings, or helping in the box office.

Costume Volunteers assist with sewing and problem-solving tasks related to costumes. Volunteers should have a basic understanding of sewing, attention to detail, and weekday availability.

Support Family Fun Nights held bi-monthly, often on Thursday evenings. Assist with event setup, coordination, and engaging with families during the events.

Facilitate a workshop in your field of expertise for youth or adults. Topics can include career preparation, cooking, crafts, motivational speaking, health, and more. Choose your preferred day(s) and time(s).

Assist with after school program workshops from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Mondays through Thursdays. Responsibilities include providing homework assistance and supporting various activities.

Participate in the Summer Program by assisting with workshops and activities between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Engage with youth in various educational and recreational activities.

Assist in creating and maintaining pollinator-friendly garden spaces. Volunteers will learn about pollinators, engage in gardening activities, and help with community education efforts.

Participate in remote service projects designed to support hospice and palliative care patients. Volunteers can earn the President’s Service Volunteer Award and will be registered as remote members if they are not located near an established chapter.

Open your home to a rescued Great Dane and provide a nurturing environment. Foster parents are responsible for daily care, including feeding, exercising, and socializing the dog, as well as providing love and security. This role helps evaluate the dog's behavior to find the best adoptive family.

Neighbors Building Brightmoor is seeking a dedicated Volunteer Mechanic to help service and maintain gas-powered equipment at the Tool Bank. This role supports community-driven initiatives by ensuring tools are in excellent working condition, enabling community members to engage in various projects.

Neighbors Building Brightmoor offers an internship at their community greenhouse for the 2025 season. Participants will gain hands-on experience in urban agriculture, contributing to a vibrant, sustainable neighborhood in Detroit from April 1st to November 1st, 2025.

Join us in sorting supplies for those in need at the Helping Hands event. Volunteers will help organize and distribute essential items to support community members.

Paid on call fire fighters will respond to fires, medical emergencies, personal injury accidents (Motor vehicle crashes), non emergencies incidents, hazardous material spill/leaks and provide assistance to the general public. Essential duties: ensure all assigned station apparatus and equipment are in state of readiness carries out duties in a safe and efficient manner performs tasks during scene operations: including locating incidents, driving and operating apparatus, proficient use of equipment, tools and supplies to suppress fire, rescue persons, and provide pre hospital medical treatment and transport, and contain hazardous material spill or leaks. performs maintenance of facilities, apparatus and equipment delivers public education programs prepares incident and associated reports ensure personal conduct and performance conform to department policy and procedure attends required monthly training and maintains all licenses | Requirements: Qualifications: United States Citizen 18 years of age or older Valid Michigan Drivers license Good driving record No criminal convictions Satisfactory employment record Good Physical Condition- capable of performing fire fighting tasks Pass Physical Ability Test Pass Psychological Examination Strong desire to serve Willing to respond week day nights and weekends Complete an application from Farmington Hills | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist in organizing and promoting community events and workshops aimed at supporting African migrant communities. Volunteers will help with event setup, participant registration, and providing information to attendees.

Support community members by providing assistance in the computer lab. Volunteers will help users with basic computer tasks and ensure the lab is maintained and operational.

Help manage the clothing closet by organizing donations and assisting clients in finding suitable clothing during pantry hours. Volunteers ensure that the clothing closet is tidy and accessible.

Assist in organizing and distributing food to those in need within the Brightmoor community. Volunteers will help manage the pantry during operational hours and ensure a welcoming environment for clients.

The Day Program Assistant will assist in facilitating one-on-one or group social and recreational activities based on the interests and abilities of the participants, as well as help with reorganizing the activity area and serving meals.

Lead outdoor Hatha Yoga classes for all levels in O'Hair Park. Help participants strengthen, calm, and restore their mind and body through regular yoga practice.

Teen volunteers perform a variety of tasks, including assisting library staff in programs and special projects. Volunteers must be between 14-17 years of age and attend a training orientation prior to volunteering.

Adult volunteers assist with various library tasks and programs. A background check and application must be completed and approved before volunteering.

Teach musical skills and share knowledge of drumming in African culture. Engage participants in learning and appreciating African drumming traditions.

Facilitate reading activities, games, and storytelling sessions for children aged 4-12. Promote literacy and provide free access to books for all attendees.

Guide community members in using outdoor exercise equipment to build strength and boost energy. Encourage fitness for all levels in a supportive neighborhood environment.

Teach introductory martial arts and self-defense classes, focusing on self-discipline, physical coordination, and self-awareness for all ages.

Assist Pistons coaches in guiding players through skills and drills, enhancing teamwork and leadership skills on the basketball court.

Facilitate arts and crafts sessions for all ages, providing a relaxing atmosphere and all necessary materials. Encourage creativity and community connection through fun projects.

Coordinate and oversee active games and quiet activities for children at O'Hair Park. Ensure a safe and creative environment for children to enjoy snacks, water, and fun activities.

Provide a warm, friendly greeting to all donors and assist with the donor registration process. Help maintain the cleanliness of the canteen area and encourage regular blood donations.

Work with local fire departments to educate the community on fire safety and help install smoke alarms in homes. Free training and tools will be provided.

Respond to disasters in your local community by providing food, shelter, clothing, and comfort. As a Disaster Action Team Member, you'll work on a scheduled, on-call basis and assist clients in beginning the recovery casework process.

Volunteers will provide interior design services to communities and individuals in need. Responsibilities include collaborating on design projects that have a positive impact on the community.

Volunteers will assist in managing interior design projects, ensuring they meet community needs and are completed on time. Responsibilities include coordinating between different teams and stakeholders.

Volunteers will assist in communications efforts, including marketing and public relations, to promote the organization's mission and projects.

Volunteers will help organize and coordinate events related to interior design projects. Responsibilities include planning, logistics, and ensuring successful execution of events.

Support and guide next-gen girl leaders by becoming a mentor. Share your experiences, offer encouragement, and help shape confident, fearless young women.

Help bring programs and events to life by assisting with planning, outreach, or day-of event support. Your time and skills are invaluable in making a difference.

Mentors are needed to guide young Ghanaian girls by providing support, resources, and creative thinking tactics. Volunteers will help cultivate personal and professional skills in the girls, preparing them for future opportunities.

Become part of the FBFD as an active or support member. Our combination staff of volunteer and full-time personnel support the needs of our community by providing fire, medical, hazardous materials, and rescue services. Check us out at www.fbfd.com or call us at 248-626-9862. We are "Neighbors helping neighbors". | Requirements: To apply, you must be at least 18 years old, have transportation to the department with a clean driving record, and a suitable background for the work we do. With the proper motivation to learn and participate, we can support your department educational needs and aspirations, while you help us support those of which we serve. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteers will assist in the behind-the-scenes operations of events, supporting the smooth execution of activities and ensuring all logistical aspects are handled efficiently. This role provides an opportunity to network with Asian professionals and contribute to the local community.

Volunteers will interact with attendees, sponsors, and speakers, providing assistance and ensuring a welcoming environment. This role offers a chance to develop interpersonal skills and gain experience in event management.

Assist with bingo, bridge, mah jongg, arts and crafts, current events, creative writing, fitness, and other activities. Volunteers help create an engaging and lively atmosphere for residents.

Support the operation of our volunteer-run boutiques, bistro, and café. Volunteers will engage with residents and visitors, providing excellent customer service and assistance.

Assist local chapters in providing support to bereaved families. Volunteers may help organize meetings, offer peer support, and assist with chapter events and outreach activities.

Volunteers are needed to present the Simbolei story to schools, churches, synagogues, or civic groups. The presentation will focus on Kenyan education and the Simbolei project, tailored to the group's age and interests.

Volunteers are needed to help update curriculum approaches and incorporate new material. Opportunities include identifying educational resources, mentoring students in drama, music, chess, or sports, either remotely or locally in Kenya.

Join the special event and fundraising crew to help spread Bark Nation's mission at shelter enrichment projects, fundraisers, and outreach events. Volunteers assist in planning and executing events, focusing on raising funds for the dogs.

Volunteers at Project Grace assist in providing free sterilization, vaccinations, microchips, and city licenses to dogs of Detroit residents. Clinics run from early spring to late fall, and volunteers are expected to be professional and non-judgmental.

Volunteers at the Pitness Protection Shelter assist with cleaning, feeding, enriching, training, and caring for 50-100 canine cruelty survivors. Volunteers are required to commit to two 3-hour shifts per month, focusing on safety, security, and confidentiality.

Assist with organizing and managing book sales at the Baldwin Public Library. Responsibilities include sorting through donations, setting up sales, and assisting customers during sales events.

Help sort through donated books and media to prepare them for sale or library use. Volunteers ensure items are in good condition and organize them accordingly.

Skilled volunteers are needed in areas such as marketing, communications, data entry, and web maintenance. Volunteers can also offer any other services they are skilled in to support the pantry's operations.

Volunteers are needed to assist with truck pickups from distributors, unloading trucks, repackaging foods, packing food bags, and loading food bags for distribution. Volunteers should be prepared to work in a team and follow safety guidelines.

Join the Royal Oak Concert Band as a musician. We have openings for Clarinet, French Horn, Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, and Percussion (with mallet experience).

Join us at our monthly Saturday volunteer days or participate in our large-scale events like the DREAM Street Fair, cleanup days, and planting days. Volunteers are essential for staffing events, driving speakers, and entering data.

Volunteers must have a current license or certification recognized by the state of Michigan or be enrolled in medical school. They provide direct medical care during clinic sessions held on specific days and times.

Volunteers assist at the appointment desk, help patients with insurance information and enrollment, and prepare the clinic for sessions. They may also assist with fundraisers, grant writing, and data input.

The Data Entry Volunteer is responsible for updating and maintaining the organization's email and mailing lists. This role requires attention to detail and accuracy in data management.

The Camp Assistant/Intern will assist as a camp counselor, guide and ensure the safety of children during camp activities, and help in planning activities. This role is ideal for those who enjoy working with children and have a passion for education and recreation.

Help keep the enchantment alive by guiding guests, supporting vendors, bringing whimsy to activity tables and trails, and ensuring a smooth clean-up as the magic winds down. Your time makes the magic happen!

Join us for outdoor projects geared toward environmental stewardship including invasive species removal, litter removal, and new trail management. Volunteers will work with the land to maintain and improve the natural environment at the Johnson Nature Center.

Make a difference by planting trees and growing communities. Volunteers will plant 25 trees as part of a program to reestablish and expand the sugar bush at the nature center. ReLeaf Michigan’s tree experts will guide volunteers on how to plant a tree.

Join us at the Lincoln Park Farmers Market to help provide local produce, flowers, plants, specialty food items, and crafts to the Downriver community. Volunteers can participate in both virtual and in-person roles, contributing to various tasks that support the market's operations.

Assist with various tasks at the Lincoln Park Historical Museum, including helping with exhibits, events, and general operations. Volunteers are encouraged to contribute their time to support the museum's mission of preserving local history.

Assist in planning and implementing events, soliciting sponsors and donations, and providing coverage for events. Volunteers help ensure successful fundraising and community engagement activities.

Assist with daily scooping, dusting, sweeping, feeding, and spot cleaning to ensure a safe and healthy environment for the cats. Volunteers help maintain the comfort and cleanliness of the facility.

Join us each week to distribute food and assist in packing and arranging food for clients in need.

Help people overcome barriers to stability and assist clients with empathy and compassion through one-on-one meetings.

Help maintain a clean kitchen space for our Soup Kitchen, ensuring we can serve our community effectively.

The Office Assistant volunteer is integral to allow operations to run smoothly. Help manage office duties and assist with organizing client mail.

Assist with diaper bag distribution and sorting items for our Parenting Support Program.

Support clients by maintaining a clean and organized material aid area in our food pantry and clothing room.

Support the pantry by helping with food organization and distribution. Volunteers will engage with clients and ensure smooth operations during pantry hours.

Help the Perry Center pantry by organizing food donations and assisting clients during their visits. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the pantry runs efficiently.

Participate in the food distribution process by organizing and handing out food to those in need. Volunteers will also assist in maintaining the pantry's cleanliness and order.

Assist in the distribution of food to residents in Southwest Detroit. Volunteers will help organize, pack, and distribute food items to clients visiting the pantry.

Volunteers are crucial in helping the Lincoln Park Preservation Alliance achieve its goals of preserving historic landmarks in Lincoln Park, Michigan. Responsibilities include participating in preservation projects, assisting with events, and contributing to advocacy efforts.

Participate in community service activities such as gardening in Pontiac and Detroit or packing at a food bank. This is a secular alternative for those who like to serve their community.

Engage with the local community to promote wildlife conservation and the mission of Forest Friends Wildlife Rescue. Volunteers will participate in events and help educate the public about wildlife issues.

Assist in the care and rehabilitation of injured and orphaned wildlife. Volunteers will help with feeding, cleaning, and providing enrichment for animals under the supervision of licensed rehabilitators.

Assist in managing and creating content for Forest Friends Wildlife Rescue's social media platforms to raise awareness and engage the community. Volunteers will help in planning and executing social media campaigns.

Under general supervision of superior officers, engages in fire suppression, emergency medical services, rescue, fire prevention activities to protect life and property; operates and maintain fire fighting apparatus and equipment; set up hoses, ladders and use of equipment to help mitigate emergency situations. Participates in fire trainings and manipulative drills, the study of firefighting science and techniques; maintenance of facilities and other related work as required. This position is also responsible to ensure that the Manual of Procedures, City of South Lyon Personnel Manual, and all department directives are adhered to. | Requirements: DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS, FEATURES, REQUIREMENTS This is a paid-on-call position requiring significant physical ability and mental alertness. Requires the ability to respond and work unique hours and contribute to a team approach in carrying out the duties and mission of the department. Incumbents must be at least eighteen (18) years of age. IMPORTANT AND ESSENTIAL DUTIES Responds to all alarms for fire, hazardous materials and emergency medical services with designated equipment while on call as directed; connects and lays hose lines, enters burning structures with lines, operates nozzles, carries, raises and climbs ladders. As assigned, drives fire apparatus (must be Engineer Certified), locating it at a fire; connects to fire hydrant, operates pumps to maintain desired pressures to support fire suppression activities. Must be able to use department equipment as designed to prevent, control and mitigate emergency situations. As a Medical First Responder (MFR), provides emergency medical services as required and performs light to heavy rescue functions at emergencies. Performs fire prevention activities, company level inspections as assigned and participates in public education for members and groups in the community. Employees hired after July 1, 2011 shall be required to obtain and maintain Emergency Medical Technician, or higher, licensure in the State of Michigan Conducts themselves in accordance with the department’s code of conduct and displays the attributes of a firefighter with integrity on and off duty. JOB-RELATED QUALIFICATIONS Knowledge of: A. The basic skills of firefighting, methods and techniques used in modern firefighting, commensurate with the Michigan State Firefighter’s Training Council Firefighter II certification, for protection of life and property and how to render medical aid as required in accordance with the Medical First Responder licensure as adopted within the State of Michigan. Ability to: B. Learn the location of streets, addresses, hydrants and mains; learn and maintain proficiency in basic first aid techniques; demonstrate physical endurance, agility, dexterity, and strength necessary to perform required duties; understand and act in accordance with department rules, policies and standard operating procedures and demonstrate skill in applying these toward specific situations; analyze fire and driving situations and adopt effective courses of action for them; establish and maintain effective working relationships with others; understand and carry out both verbal and written directions in emergency and non-emergency situations; demonstrate the ability to perform in a manner that protects the interests of the community and department. C. Performs other such duties as may be required or assigned. V. EDUCATION AND TRAINING GUIDELINES Any combination equivalent to experience and education that could likely provide the required knowledge, skills and abilities would be qualifying. A typical way would be: Education: A. Graduation from high school or GED equivalent. B. Additional college level courses are highly desirable. C. Michigan Fire Fighters Training Council i. Firefighter I & II ii. Hazardous Materials Awareness & Operations iii. Drivers Training D. National Incident Management System i. 100, 200, 700, 800 Experience: E. Prior firefighting and emergency medical experience or certification by the State of Michigan, such as Firefighter II and MFR is highly desirable, but not always required. Actual experience and / or skills desired may be waived by the Fire Chief based on the department's needs and ability of the candidate. ESSENTIAL JOB REQUIREMENTS A. Normal hearing and vision, or correctable to a normal level: possess physical strength, endurance, agility; produce extreme effort and energy for periods of time in highly stressful situations, retaining presence of mind, working as a team member to abate an emergency. Operate heavy equipment in accordance with traffic laws while demonstrating manual dexterity and safety for all concerned. B. Ability to sit, stand, walk, kneel, crouch, squat, stoop, reach, crawl, twist, climb and lift 150 lbs.; exposure to cold, heat, extreme noise, outdoors confining work space, electrical hazards, vibration, chemicals, dust, toxic waste, mechanical hazards and explosive materials. Attends night meetings both on and off-duty as assigned and performs public speaking for the Department. LICENSES, CERTIFICATES, REGISTRATION A. Possession of a valid Michigan driver’s License with an acceptable driving record as prescribed by this department. Valid Michigan certificate as a Firefighter II and Medical First Responder (Emergency Medical Technician if hired after July 1, 2011), or higher, license in the State of Michigan within one year of appointment. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Please go to southlyonfire.com for information. https://www.southlyonfire.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/209Firefighter-2.pdf | Requirements: -All paid-on-call Firefighter applicants must be eighteen (18) years of age and have at minimum, a high school diploma or G.E.D. -All applicants must reside within four (4) miles of the fire station. -Valid Michigan driver's license with good driving record. (Cadet firefighters must possess a Level 2 Intermediate License). -No felony, drug, violent crime, or criminal sexual conduct convictions. The South Lyon Fire Department is an at-will employer. As such, it is the right of the South Lyon Fire Department to terminate the employment of any employee at any time with or without cause. Falsification of, missed steps, or in completion of or during any portion of this process, can and may lead to your application not being accepted and this process being terminated. If there is any information found unacceptable to this department, you will be notified of this and advised of any issues or concerns and also of any next steps, if applicable. If at any time during this process your application is found to not meet the requirements of this department, you will also be notified. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Become a champion for young people on their path to graduate high school with a plan for their future. The program will focus on relationship building, goal setting, and life skills.

Teaching youth about technology, coding, and AI.

Every Monday of the week we offer a variety of programming ranging from Boy Mentoring, Girls Mentoring and our interactive Earn & Learn program. Each of these programs need additional hands to ensure that we are supporting the youth in the community.

We offer a hands-on Math tutoring opportunity with our youth partnering with Math 4 Success.

Every 1st & 2nd Friday of the month from 1pm-3pm.