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.