If you enjoy doing office work, our front desk volunteer job could be right for you. Tasks include greeting and assisting visitors, answering phones, and confirming classes and trips. We also need friendly volunteers to help with bulk mailings throughout the month.

Make regular phone calls to seniors to ensure their well-being and provide friendly conversation. This role can be performed from home or office.

Our Monday Sewers (9:30 am) and Tuesday Candy Makers (9:30 am) are friendly groups of volunteers who welcome new people. Sewing projects range from baby blankets and bibs to walker bags, all donated to local charities. Candy is made September through May and sold in the Centre to support programs and services.

Do you have a special talent for creating arts and crafts? Share your talent by teaching a class at our Social Centre. Our members and visitors enjoy DIY projects that they can take home.

Intergenerational Programs enhance learning! If you enjoy working with children, volunteer for a few hours a month in programs like HISTOP, Pen Pals, or Reading Program. School-age children throughout the Lockport City School District benefit from interactions with our volunteers.

Friday night Bingo is the biggest fundraiser at The Dale Association with proceeds going to programs and services for the elderly. Volunteers help set up, sell tickets, call numbers, handle cash payouts, and clean up afterwards. Work once a month or more from 5:30-9:30 pm.

Volunteers assist adults with mild memory loss on Mondays or Fridays (10:00 am-2:00 pm) in our senior centre. Activities include baking, gardening, learning, socializing, eating lunch, creating, and providing peer support.

Our Dial-A-Lift service picks members up at their homes on Monday-Friday mornings and brings them into The Centre, providing a return trip home after lunch. Volunteers with a safe driving record are needed to drive our mini-van. You choose your day and hours!

As a Mission Specialist Volunteer, you will assist in facilitating space missions and educational programs for children and adults. Volunteers are essential to fulfilling the mission of the Challenger Learning Center, and opportunities are available for individuals of all ages.

Provide support to families in need by helping with food distribution and other essential services. This role involves direct interaction with community members.

Assist in the kitchen and on the floor with food preparation and distribution. Volunteers will help ensure that meals are prepared and served efficiently.

Volunteers are needed to assist with pickup truck pickups on Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday mornings. Each shift requires about 1 hour of time to help with the logistics of food distribution.

Assist with administrative tasks and appointment scheduling on Mondays and Tuesdays from 6:15am to 12:30pm. Volunteers will help manage schedules and provide general office support.

Assist with loading vehicles for food distribution on Mondays and Tuesdays. Volunteers will help organize and load supplies from 6:30am to 10:30am or 11:30am.

Job Summary As a Volunteer Firefighter / EMS Member you will serve the Cambria Community as a first responder in emergency response, education events and daily activities at the fire station. You will participate in State training courses and in house training to build the knowledge foundation necessary for emergency response. | Requirements: Desire to serve the community No prior experience is necessary Willingness to learn Ability to devote a few hours a week 16-17 years old Junior FF's / Restricted 18+ years old full member Satisfaction of helping others in their times of their greatest need Service to the community Free Nationally recognized training and certifications Skills learned could lead to future employment Activity based retirement plan Possible college tuition funding Income Tax Credit | Categories: Junior Members, Department Support, Firefighter, EMT

The North Amherst Fire Company is looking for firefighters and/or EMTs to fill the ranks. Firefighters must live in district or an adjacent surrounding district to be eligible for appointment. No prior experience is necessary, we provide access to training at no cost to you! 2 membership options are available: Firefighter membership or EMS membership.Please contact us via this posting and/or leave a message with any questions/concerns about the company and/or its membership requirements at (716) 691-7131. | Requirements: No requirements are necessary to join, all training is provided by the fire company. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Swormville Fire Company is looking for dedicated individuals who are willing to serve the community with efficient fire, rescue and emergency medical services. While there is no experience required, becoming a volunteer firefighter does require time, commitment and a tremendous amount of effort. Here at Swormville we offer a very valuable service to the community that will provide you with a sense of accomplishment, achievement and pride. We thank you for considering serving your community. If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to reach out. | Requirements: NO PREVIOUS FIREFIGHTER EXPERIENCE NEEDED. This is volunteer organization, meaning you have to WANT to volunteer and show up for the community. You need the ability to learn new skills, effectively lead, and have the drive to succeed and offer help when called upon. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

We are looking for volunteers to join the busiest EMS organization in Niagara County, New York! Tri-Community Ambulance Service, Inc. runs over 1,400 calls annually, and is a 100% volunteer company that serves across 4 fire districts. Tri-Community runs 3 ambulances and one ALS fly car. Visit us on the web at www.tricommunityambulance.org Or on Facebook! | Requirements: You do not have to be certified upon joining! Tri-Community will help you locate training classes to get your state certifications and will get you certified to become a driver. The monthly requirements are 12 hours of scheduled duty time per month. | Categories: Department Support, EMT, Other

Help plan and execute fundraising events to support the rescue's mission. Volunteers will work on event logistics, promotion, and engaging with donors.

Assist with organizing and managing adoption events to help dogs find their forever homes. Volunteers will engage with potential adopters and provide information about the dogs and the adoption process.

Assist with providing temporary room and board for adults in need of care or supervision. Help with social activities, wellness center visits, and ensuring a comfortable stay for participants.

Assist with the planning and execution of special events, including adoption events and community outreach. Volunteers will help with logistics and engage with attendees.

Support fundraising efforts by helping organize and execute fundraising events. Volunteers will contribute to planning and engaging with the community to raise funds for the rescue.

Create marketing materials and graphics to promote the rescue and its events. Volunteers will use their creative skills to design engaging content for various platforms.

Provide veterinary assistance and support for the care of rescue dogs. Volunteers will help with medical needs and ensure the health and well-being of the dogs.

Conduct reference calls for adoption applications to verify information and support the adoption process. Volunteers will communicate with applicants and references to gather necessary details.

Assist in transporting dogs to and from various locations, including adoption events and foster homes. Volunteers will ensure the safe and timely transport of dogs.

Assist in processing the thousands of adoption applications received each year. Volunteers will help ensure that applications are reviewed and processed efficiently to facilitate the adoption process.

Assist in writing and submitting grant applications to secure funding for the rescue. Volunteers will research opportunities and draft proposals to support the organization's mission.

Assist with the care of rescued dogs by helping with their first bath, providing attention, and ensuring they are comfortable in their new environment. Volunteers also participate in fundraising activities to support the rescue efforts.

Volunteers and interns at People Inc. support various programs and services, including intellectual and developmental disabilities services, senior services, and health-related services. Responsibilities may include assisting with day services, community-based support, and advocacy efforts.

Help the museum with upkeep and maintenance activities, including carpentry and painting. This role is available on Mondays and Fridays from 9 AM to 1 PM.

Guide tours for children and adult groups and interact with walk-in visitors throughout the museum to interpret the factory’s history.

Run both the full-size 1916 carrousel and the 1930s kiddie carrousel. Ensure an educational and safe ride for all visitors. Operators for the 1916 #1 Special Carrousel must be 18 or older, and operators for the Kiddie Carrousel must be 16 or older.

Assist with various events such as Halloween Spooktacular, Lantern Tours, Santa on the Carousel, Birthday parties, and other events.

Assist in planning and executing fundraising events to support the sanctuary. Volunteers will help with event logistics, promotion, and coordination.

Assist with feeding, grooming, and bathing dogs, as well as cleaning and laundry tasks. Volunteers will help ensure the dogs are well cared for and comfortable.

Participate in maintaining the sanctuary grounds, ensuring a clean and safe environment for the dogs and visitors. Tasks include gardening, landscaping, and general upkeep.

Assist with PTO activities at Harris Hill Elementary to support school programs and initiatives. Volunteers play a key role in organizing events and fostering a collaborative school environment.

Participate in various PTO events to enhance the educational experience of students at Ledgeview Elementary. Volunteers are needed to support school events and activities, contributing to a vibrant school community.

Volunteer as a photographer at the Ride for Roswell, capturing photos of riders, team tents, volunteers, and event activities. These photos help promote the event and support Roswell Park's fundraising efforts. Volunteers need a camera and access to editing software.

Assist with the Old Homes Days Kids Fishing Derby by helping 50 to 70 kids with their tackle, removing hooks from bass and bluegills, and measuring and recording fish. Volunteers will also engage with children and answer questions about muskies.

The Eggertsville Hose Company is a proud 100% all volunteer fire department serving the Western New York community of Eggertsville, located within the Town of Amherst just outside of Buffalo, NY. We are ISO class three certified, and protect a 2.2 square mile district containing residential and commercial structures. We have been proudly answering the "CALL" since our original formation in 1906, and later incorporation in 1908. | Requirements: WE ARE NOW RECRUITING THE FUTURE OF OUR ACTIVE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY: MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AGE 14-17 WHO ARE INTERESTED IN HAVING FUN, LEARNING ABOUT THE FIRE SERVICE, SERVING THEIR COMMUNITY AND GAINING THE EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME. We are also actively recruiting volunteers of any age and experience level. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

As Chief of the Eggertsville Hose Company, I am committed to providing the most effective and efficient fire, rescue and emergency medical service delivery system to our community. You will find that participation as a volunteer firefighter with our organization will bring personal rewards and satisfaction, raise self-esteem, and provide you with a tremendous sense of accomplishment and pride for a job well done. It will also provide your community with a valuable service that has the potential to touch us all. However, service as a member of our fire company requires a serious commitment. Your decision to join our organization should not be made hastily. This guide has been developed to provide the information you need to make an effective decision that is right for you and us. Once you understand what’s involved in being an Eggertsville volunteer firefighter, we hope that you are able to make the commitment we need. The service provided by our volunteers is truly valuable to the citizens, businesses and visitors of our community. We hope that you are able to contribute to our community’s public safety. Thank you in advance for your consideration. Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions or require further information. Sincerely, Chief Multerer | Requirements: Although no previous experience or training is required, you need more than just a desire to help people. You also need courage and dedication, assertiveness, and a willingness to learn new skills and face new challenges. Our service is one that calls on its members to perform hot, sweaty, dirty, strenuous work, often in uncertain and hazardous environments. Our volunteers need to be team players, respecting each other’s role and contributions. You need to be able to work on-call and to deal with occasional interruptions to your lifestyle, dropping what you’re doing at the ‘sound of the bell’ to respond to the emergency needs of your fellow citizen. A new recruit can expect to spend between 5-10 hours each week on fire company business. This entails meetings, training, emergency responses and other miscellaneous activities. Some weeks will be more and other weeks much less. The days of the week or times may vary depending on the level of activity. However, most regularly scheduled events occur on Wednesday evenings. We’ve listed a lot of the benefits you can expect from us, and in return there are certain objectives we expect you to meet: TO APPLY: You must be at least 16 years of age to apply. A statement of parental or guardian consent must accompany an application from anyone under the age of 18 years. You must be a citizen of the United States. You must be physically, intellectually and emotionally capable of performing the duties according to your area of assignment. You must reside within the Eggertsville Fire District. You must have no record of felony convictions. You must successfully pass an OSHA Physical examination conducted by our medical provider and paid for by the fire district. New members will be considered on probation for a minimum period of one year. After this probationary period, the member will be recommended for continued service or terminated at that time. Removal from probationary status requires that the aforementioned requirements be fulfilled along with the probationary requirements of their membership classification. All members must attend 50% of all regular monthly business meetings (6 per year) held on the first Monday of every month, and all special meetings unless excused. All personnel are responsible for assisting in the fund-raising efforts of the organization. Failure to complete the minimum requirements can result in termination of membership. New Firefighters must complete a NYS Firefighter I course within one to two years of acceptance into membership. Probationary firefighters will not be allowed to attend any other courses prior to completion of the Firefighter I course. New Firefighters must attend at least 12 regularly scheduled or special drills (Training) during the one-year probation period. Regular drills are scheduled on Wednesdays. New Firefighters must complete a NYS Certified EMT or First Responder course to be accepted into full membership. Active Firefighters must respond to 15% of the total Fire/EMS calls per year. New Firefighters must serve a period on the house committee/kitchen crew | Categories: Firefighter

Join our team of dedicated volunteers to help care for animals at our shelter. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and providing general care for the animals. Volunteers are essential to the daily operations of the shelter.

Assist in organizing and executing fundraising events to support our mission. Volunteers will help with event planning, coordination, and promotion to raise funds for the shelter.

Help manage and update the organization's website to ensure it is current and informative. Volunteers will work on content updates, design improvements, and general website maintenance.

Assist in maintaining and improving the trails at Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge. Volunteers will help with tasks such as clearing paths, repairing boardwalks, and ensuring trails are accessible for visitors.

Participate in gardening and weeding activities to maintain the natural beauty of the refuge. Volunteers will work on various gardening projects, including planting and maintaining pollinator meadows.

Assist in the operation of the Flyway Nature Store by helping customers, restocking merchandise, and providing information about the refuge and its programs.

Moderate the live stream of the bald eagle nest camera, providing information and answering questions from viewers. This role involves monitoring the camera feed and engaging with the online community.

Licensed barbers and cosmetologists are needed to donate their time giving free haircuts to those who cannot afford one in the Western New York community. Volunteers will be provided with all necessary supplies and tools.

Assist with sweeping hair, disinfecting tools, and engaging with guests during haircut events. No specific skills are required, and all necessary supplies will be provided.

Assist in digitizing and organizing the museum's collection of historical photographs, documents, and artifacts. Volunteers will help make these collections accessible to the public online.

Assist in transporting dogs from short and long distances, ensuring their safety and well-being during the trip.

Assist with clerical tasks such as writing thank you notes, scheduling spay/neuter appointments, and drafting donation letters.

Help outline new programs for the organization, define the criteria, and assist in execution.

Administer vaccinations or insert microchips to dogs as needed.

Research possible grant opportunities and outline the requirements to apply.

Responsible for contacting the applicant’s personal references, veterinarian, and performing the home visit to decide if the applicant is fit to adopt.

Come volunteer as a firefighter with our department and serve your community! | Requirements: All training will be provided by CHFD, must be 18 at time of application. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Join the University Heights Collaborative in their efforts to improve the quality of life in the neighborhood. Volunteers can participate in various initiatives, including community meetings, events, and projects focused on greenspaces, safety, and cultural preservation.

Join the Kenmore Village Improvement Society as a volunteer to help with various community events, campaigns, and initiatives. Volunteers contribute their time, skills, and talents to make Kenmore a better place to live.

Assist with setting up, serving, and cleaning up after weekly luncheons for senior citizens. No cooking skills are needed, and lunch is provided for volunteers.

Help keep public spaces clean, including the waiting room, entry, restroom, hallway, and food pantry. This role can be shared among 2-3 individuals.

Work with others to obtain funding for projects by writing grants. Knowledge and understanding of grant writing are required.

This role involves interacting with different people, directing them to appropriate services, and performing light administrative tasks. You need to be neat, reliable, and have some computer skills. Training will be provided.

Coordinate fundraising efforts, including ongoing projects like FunDrives and bottle deposit collection. New ideas are always welcome, and you will form a committee to undertake different projects.

Pick up donations from various sources and transport them to the food pantry. Requires the use of your own vehicle, and mileage is tax-deductible.

Assist with the setup and breakdown of exhibitions, greet visitors, and provide information about the artworks and artists. Help maintain the gallery space and ensure a welcoming environment for all visitors.

Assist instructors with art classes for youth and adults, including setup, material preparation, and providing support to students during class. Help foster a creative and supportive learning environment.

Assist with the set-up and organization of special events, including performances and galas. Tasks may include arranging seating, setting up decorations, and other event preparations.

Assist with maintaining the cleanliness and organization of the ballet studio. Tasks include sweeping, mopping, and general tidying up to ensure a clean environment for dancers.

Support special events by assisting with event setup, registration, and guest services. Help ensure events run smoothly and provide a positive experience for all attendees.

Help distribute marketing materials and posters throughout the community to promote upcoming performances and events. Volunteers should be comfortable with public interaction and have reliable transportation.

Provide assistance backstage during performances, including helping with costume changes and managing props. Volunteers should be organized and able to work in a fast-paced environment.

Capture high-quality photos of ballet classes, rehearsals, and performances. These photos will be used for marketing materials, social media, and promotional purposes.

Volunteers help set up and organize the clothing closet. This involves lifting, carrying, and organizing donations, requiring 10-20 hours total for setup and ongoing maintenance.

Assist with the organization and execution of the 2025 Festival of Shorts. Volunteers will help with event setup, ticketing, and audience management during performances.

Depew Volunteer Fire Department (NY) is actively looking for Firefighters to serve our community. You can become an Interior Firefighter or if you don't feel like going inside we always have a need for Exterior members! This is a great way to meet many new people, make new friends, and most importantly, help YOUR community! | Requirements: Explorers can be ages 14-17 and Active duty Firefighters can Join at 18 years old. | Categories: Department Support, Other, Firefighter

Volunteers at WNY Heroes engage in various tasks such as dog walking, food distributions, answering phone calls, event support, filing, and basic administrative duties. Volunteers should possess skills like patience, creativity, and a desire to help veterans and their families.

Volunteer mentors, known as Bigs, spend a few hours each month with a child, known as a Little, to build a friendship and support their personal growth. Bigs are required to commit to at least a 1-year mentorship and meet with their Little 2-3 times per month.

Are you a young individual between the ages of 14 to 18, eager to serve your community and embark on a journey towards becoming a firefighter? Join our Junior Firefighter program, designed to provide comprehensive training and preparation for future firefighting roles. Responsibilities: Participate actively in training sessions and drills to develop essential firefighting skills. Assist senior firefighters and department personnel in various tasks as directed. Uphold the Junior Firefighter By-Laws and adhere to departmental guidelines at all times. Requirements: Must be between the ages of 14 to 18. Enrolled as a student in the Lancaster School District. Compliance with Junior Firefighter By-Laws established by the Lancaster Fire Department. Benefits: Access to free training sessions aimed at building fundamental firefighting skills. Provision of free uniforms for duty. Opportunity to forge new friendships and bonds with fellow junior firefighters. Potential for advancement within the department based on dedication and performance. Fulfilling community service and personal satisfaction derived from aiding others in times of need. Eligibility for scholarship opportunities to support future educational endeavors. If you are a motivated young individual looking to make a positive impact in your community while preparing for a future in firefighting, we invite you to join our Junior Volunteer Firefighter program. Take the first step towards becoming a valued member of our firefighting family | Requirements: Requirements: Must be between the ages of 14 to 18. Enrolled as a student in the Lancaster School District. Compliance with Junior Firefighter By-Laws established by the Lancaster Fire Department. | Categories: Junior Members

Are you passionate about serving your community? Do you have a strong commitment to helping others in times of need? If so, consider joining our team as a volunteer firefighter. Responsibilities: Respond promptly to emergency calls and assist community members in need. Work collaboratively with other team members to ensure effective emergency response. Uphold departmental policies and procedures at all times. Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old. Undergo an annual physical examination. Adherence to departmental By-Laws and Standard Operating Guidelines (SOGs). Benefits: Free comprehensive training to develop essential firefighting skills. Provided with free uniforms for duty. Opportunity to build lasting friendships within the firefighting community. Potential for advancement within the department based on performance and commitment. Fulfilling community service and self-satisfaction through aiding those in need. Access to scholarship opportunities for continued education. Eligibility for the length of service award program. Free annual physical examination for all volunteers. If you are ready to make a difference and contribute to the safety and well-being of your community, we encourage you to apply for our volunteer firefighter position. Join us in serving with dedication and pride. | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old. Undergo an annual physical examination. Adherence to departmental By-Laws and Standard Operating Guidelines (SOGs). | Categories: Firefighter

Help staff with public programs, ski and snowshoe rentals, and Day in the Life of Niagara River/Lake Erie Watershed.

Collect data for projects such as Project FeederWatch at Reinstein Woods.

Assist with one-day events such as the Fall Festival, Get Outdoors Day, and Friends of Reinstein Woods’ fundraisers. Duties can include set up, clean up, parking, activity, food sales, etc.

Host the front desk and help to answer phones and visitor questions in the Education Center. Duties may include copying and folding or helping with basic office needs. Training will be provided.

Provide quality photos during special events and public programs throughout the year. Preferably experienced photographers who are comfortable with public interaction.

Attend events at local fairs and festivals to provide information to increase public awareness and support of Reinstein Woods.

Join our Development, Membership, Finance, or Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committees. These committees assist the board of directors in raising funds and promoting Reinstein Woods.

Help with trail maintenance, trash clean up, invasive species removal, maintaining compost bins, weeding herb or flower gardens. Opportunities include Trail Thursdays and other workdays.

Lead tours for the general public, adult organizations, school-age children, or youth groups. Volunteers receive training in nature interpretation, and additional optional trainings are provided annually.

Support the NMA Summer Picnic by helping unload and load equipment, clean up the shelter, and acquire donations for raffle tables. Volunteers will assist in ensuring the event runs smoothly and is enjoyable for all attendees.

Support the audition process for upcoming productions by managing sign-ins, assisting directors, and organizing audition materials.