Participate in public workdays to help maintain the garden, including tasks such as planting, weeding, and composting. Volunteers should be prepared to get their hands dirty and bring a signed volunteer waiver.

Support homeless teens in our summer sleepaway camp, engaging them throughout the year and empowering them for counselor and employment roles. Volunteer to organize supply drives, stage campers’ departure and set up at Camp Ramapo in Rhinebeck, New York.

Join us for our marquee end-of-year event, Candy Cane Lane, a holiday-themed wonderland. Assist with toy and gift drives, host games and activities and provide support to moms during their dignified shopping experience.

Participate in corporate volunteer days to help with various environmental projects around Newtown Creek. Tasks may include habitat restoration, clean-up efforts, and assisting with community events.

Join the team of volunteers at NOoSPHERE Arts to contribute your time and/or services. We are looking for extra hands and industry experts to support our multidisciplinary arts programs.

Join MEMS' volunteer network to support human trafficking survivors by partnering with grassroots organizers, legal professionals, social workers, and mental health professionals. Volunteers will contribute to programs and events that empower survivors and strengthen anti-trafficking movements.

Play a central role in Women's Wellness events, offering critical health screenings and self-care activities to mothers living in family homeless shelters. Organize drives and conduct workshops.

Participate in health education programs, helping families and their children gain essential socio-emotional skills. Collaborate with health educators to create impactful sessions.

Collect, organize, and distribute necessities for homeless families, providing everyday items they may otherwise lack. Organize specific product drives and assist with cataloging and distribution efforts.

Riis Settlement is accepting clothing donations to recycle unwanted clothing by sharing it with people in need. Volunteers are needed to assist with sorting and organizing donations. Only clean, gently used clothes are accepted.

Join our team to help develop our platform aimed at improving community outcomes. We need volunteers with technology development skills.

Help us manage relationships with stakeholders and partners. Volunteers with strong interpersonal and communication skills are needed.

Your work will be critical in accelerating the build-out of our business model and platform to help improve our community. We are looking for volunteers with skills in UI design.

Help us create engaging content to promote our mission and activities. We are looking for volunteers with strong writing skills.

Support our technical infrastructure by helping with cloud architecture, specifically AWS. Volunteers with cloud architecture skills are needed.

Engage with the community to promote our mission and gather support. Volunteers with strong interpersonal skills are needed.

Assist us in managing our social media and marketing efforts to reach a wider audience. Volunteers with marketing skills are needed.

Conduct user research to help us understand the needs of our community better. Volunteers with UX research skills are needed.

Volunteers are needed to lead in-person events for PAUSE, an event series for non-speaking and intellectually disabled Autistic adults. Responsibilities include planning and organizing events, hosting and facilitating activities, and ensuring a calm and accessible environment for attendees.

Assist in organizing and sorting materials in the MFTA warehouse. Volunteers will help with inventory management and ensure that materials are ready for distribution to arts and cultural programs.

Support the MFTA Education Center by assisting with workshops and educational programs. Volunteers will help set up materials, engage with participants, and ensure a smooth operation of events.

Manage relationships with community members and stakeholders to foster collaboration. Your work will be critical in accelerating the build-out of our business model and platform to help improve our community.

Contribute to the development of technology solutions to support community initiatives. Your work will be critical in accelerating the build-out of our business model and platform to help improve our community.

Assist in developing cloud architecture solutions using platforms like AWS. Your work will be critical in accelerating the build-out of our business model and platform to help improve our community.

Assist in designing user interfaces to enhance the community platform. Your work will be critical in accelerating the build-out of our business model and platform to help improve our community.

Engage in social media marketing to increase community awareness and participation. Your work will be critical in accelerating the build-out of our business model and platform to help improve our community.

Engage with the community to promote participation in local projects. Your work will be critical in accelerating the build-out of our business model and platform to help improve our community.

Create engaging content to promote community projects and initiatives. Your work will be critical in accelerating the build-out of our business model and platform to help improve our community.

Conduct user experience research to improve the community platform. Your work will be critical in accelerating the build-out of our business model and platform to help improve our community.

Provide behind-the-scenes support such as fundraising, program development, and general admin. Help with community outreach and communication, media, and design.

Join our enrichment programs and work directly with kids and families. Teach and lead activities such as dance, art, music, storytime, or any other talent you may have. Volunteers help foster a creative, diverse, and inclusive environment.

Mentor a child through the Hour Friend In Deed Mentoring Program. Volunteers will provide guidance and support to children of incarcerated mothers.

The Hour Community Food Pantry is looking for volunteer translators. Volunteers will assist in translating for non-English speaking clients to ensure they receive the necessary support and services.

Mentor a woman through the Hour Woman to Woman Mentoring Program. Volunteers will support women transitioning back into the community after incarceration.

Help all of SCS’ programs by providing assistance with essential administrative tasks such as filing and data entry.

We connect teams of corporate volunteers to fun and meaningful volunteer experiences. We can work with you to find a volunteer opportunity that fits your team’s interests, skills, and availability.

This is an unpaid opportunity to gain excellent experience in data management within our Youth & Family Services team from August-November 2024.

Assist in preparing or serving meals in the Center for Active Older Adults, or teach a class on a topic that interests you. Help screen our members for benefits and entitlement programs, or provide assistance in our adult day services program for cognitively or physically impaired seniors.

Volunteers assist with program setup, complete projects to improve the facility, and serve as peer mentors by engaging in fun and age-appropriate activities alongside participants. This role offers valuable experience and the chance to make a meaningful impact.

Office assistants support the museum's administrative tasks, including data entry, filing, and answering visitor inquiries. This role is perfect for those with strong organizational skills.

Volunteers will assist in maintaining the museum's garden, helping with planting, weeding, and general upkeep to preserve the historical landscape.

Volunteers will guide visitors through the museum's period rooms and garden, providing insights into 19th-century New York life. They will also assist in educational programs and engage with visitors of all ages.

Assist The Hart Island Project with fundraising efforts to support the preservation of Hart Island as a National Monument. Volunteers will engage in outreach and help organize fundraising events.

Participate in group volunteer activities such as read-ins, tutoring, holiday parties, beautification projects, and community meals. Volunteers help provide children, youth, and families with the tools and support they need to fulfill their promise.

Join the Business Volunteers for the Arts® program to connect your business skills with arts organizations in need. Volunteers will work on challenging projects to help arts organizations thrive.

Participate in high-impact, low-commitment volunteer opportunities that fit your schedule. These workshops are designed for those interested in volunteering in the arts sector with flexible timing.

Assist Syrian refugees by tutoring them in English and helping students with their homework. Volunteers are needed to support both adults and children in improving their language skills and academic performance.

Support Syrian refugee families by volunteering your expertise in various fields to help them integrate into the community. Volunteers with diverse skills are encouraged to become advocates for these families.

Join the Butterflies BBI team to help provide free hair replacements and solutions to children suffering from medical hair loss. Volunteers may assist with home visits, hospital visits, and organizing self-esteem workshops.

Assist in handing out non-perishable groceries on the first and third Saturday of each month from 8:30-10:30am. No prior experience needed - all are welcome!

Help with various behind-the-scenes tasks such as transportation, coordinating volunteers, hanging flyers, and more. Let us know your interest by filling out the form.

Volunteers help with a variety of administrative projects, ranging from filing to data entry, assembling mailings, or light computer work. Daytime volunteer hours are Monday-Friday from 10am-5pm.

Volunteer your time to help our students connect their interests to a future career. Virtual career workshops are 50-minute interactive sessions where volunteers share their own career journey and engage students in a skill-sharing activity.

Job shadowings are interactive workshops that give students in our Career Awareness Program a chance to connect their interests to a future career. We bring the students to you and help you plan the details.

Are you a young professional? You can help us by joining the Committee for our annual Spring Fling or our annual Fall Benefit & Silent Auction.

Volunteer host families open their hearts and homes to New York City children for one to two weeks during the summer. Host families live in suburbs, small towns, and rural areas.

Help middle school students with academic skill building in math, language arts, and social studies. Tutoring takes place once a week for ten weeks at our office in midtown Manhattan.

During weekly mentoring sessions, volunteers help students prepare for college by focusing on topics such as Money Management, Financial Aid, and Setting Goals. Volunteers make a year-long commitment to attend meetings on Wednesday evenings from 6:00pm – 8:00pm.

Donate your time and professional expertise. The Fresh Air Fund is always interested in hearing from pro bono photographers, graphic designers, and more!

Help The Fresh Air Fund prepare for summer! Volunteers help make phone calls to families. Outreach Calls are typically scheduled on weeknights from 5:00pm – 7:00pm at The Fresh Air Fund’s midtown office.

Provide support to patients and their families within the hospital setting. Volunteers will assist with non-medical tasks, offer companionship, and help navigate hospital services.

Volunteer math tutors donate two hours a week to tutoring and mentoring at C/D. Volunteers are expected to attend orientations, training, and tutor development sessions throughout the year, be a dependable tutor that shows up for students, apply theory, and learn teaching strategies and tactics to be the best tutor possible.

Join the M.Y.A. Program, a PR/Marketing and Journalism internship for college students interested in gaining experience in graphic design, social media marketing, public relations, event planning, promotions, and journalism. Volunteers will work alongside a team to make a difference in the world.

Become a mentor to an immigrant job seeker. Volunteers assist with career development services and opportunities for civic and cultural learning, helping new immigrants integrate into U.S. social, economic, and civic life.

Assist with the National Shakespeare Competition, where high school students read, analyze, perform, and recite Shakespearean monologues and sonnets. Volunteers help with event organization and judging.

Volunteer tutors engage in weekly one-to-one conversations with English language learners, helping them practice English and learn about U.S. culture. Volunteers provide a supportive environment for language development.

Support middle school students in developing critical thinking skills through public speaking at debate tournaments. Volunteers assist with organizing and judging debates.

Volunteers should be able to commit to a minimum of four hours per month (1 shift) over a six-month period. Responsibilities vary and may include Lobby Greeter, Membership Information Table, Museum Docent. Volunteers receive a complimentary year-long membership to the Museum, discounts at the Moving Image Store, and invitations to special events.

Volunteers help keep the street clean by picking up litter and ensuring the area remains welcoming and tidy for all visitors. This role supports the overall aesthetic and environmental goals of the Open Street.

Volunteers are responsible for setting up and breaking down traffic barricades to ensure the safety and accessibility of the Open Street. This role is crucial for maintaining the pedestrian-friendly environment every weekend.

Volunteers support event programmers by assisting with the setup and execution of various activities and events on the Open Street. This role ensures that events run smoothly and are enjoyable for all participants.

Volunteers engage with the public, providing information about the Open Street and assisting with any inquiries. This role is vital for enhancing visitor experience and community interaction.

Build your leadership skills and help shape the association by volunteering on a NYAVA Committee. Roles are available in member recruitment, event production, and marketing.

Volunteers are needed to assist with urban agriculture at the Riley-Levin Demonstration Garden. Tasks include planting, weeding, harvesting, and general garden maintenance. This opportunity is available on specific dates from May through October.

Engage with the community to promote the organization's mission and services. Volunteers will work on advocacy initiatives and help organize community events to support women and girls in need.

Facilitate educational workshops on topics such as financial literacy, health, and STEM for women and girls. Volunteers will engage participants, provide valuable information, and help foster a supportive learning environment.

Volunteers will educate their communities about lupus, spreading awareness and providing resources to those affected. Responsibilities include organizing educational events and distributing informational materials.

Assist in organizing and running events such as walks, fundraisers, and community gatherings. Volunteers will help with event setup, registration, and participant coordination to ensure successful and engaging events.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the monthly Transformation Tuesday webinar series, which addresses ageist issues impacting older adults. Volunteers will help coordinate speakers, manage webinar logistics, and engage with participants.

Support Gray Panthers' global advocacy efforts by participating in UN deliberations and preparing reports on ageing issues. Volunteers will work with international networks to promote the rights of older persons.

Volunteer attorneys provide business and transactional legal services to nonprofits serving low-income communities in New York City. Volunteers work with Lawyers Alliance's legal staff and a network of lawyers from over 140 law firms and corporations.

Volunteers are needed to support Zone 126's mission by engaging with students in various programs that promote school attendance and academic success. Volunteers will assist in after-school programs, provide mentorship, and help with community initiatives.

Spread the word about our events and help us reach a wider audience by sharing event details on social media, distributing flyers, and attending community events to represent Decibel.

Support our livestream productions and technical operations by setting up cameras, microphones, and providing on-site technical support during events.

Assist with setting up equipment, seating, and decorations before events and breaking down afterward. Greet and assist attendees, manage ticketing and seating, and provide information about the event.

Help secure resources by researching and writing grant proposals, assisting with donor outreach, and planning fundraising events.

Assist participants in learning how to repair their own bikes during workshops. Volunteers help set up the space and provide guidance to attendees.

Assist with the development and maintenance of software tools that support Wikitongues' mission to document and revitalize languages. Volunteers will work remotely and collaborate with the team to enhance digital resources.

Contribute to the visual design aspects of Wikitongues' projects, including creating graphics and layouts for digital and print media. Volunteers will work remotely and collaborate with the design team to support language documentation efforts.

Participate in a one-year fellowship designed to transform individual EMS agencies into dynamic volunteer organizations. Volunteers will gain leadership skills and access resources to effectively manage an EMS organization.

Use your legal expertise to help those in need by providing pro bono legal assistance to underserved communities in New York City. Volunteers may work on cases related to cancer advocacy, homeowner stability, immigrant justice, and more.

Assist small business owners by providing legal guidance and support through the Neighborhood Entrepreneur Law Project. Volunteers help entrepreneurs navigate legal challenges to foster business growth.

Assist in organizing and managing events such as expert discussions, performances, film screenings, and workshops. This role requires good organizational skills and the ability to work in a team.

Support our education programs by assisting with Chinese language learning and leadership resources. This role involves helping with program logistics and participant engagement.

Volunteer as a museum docent to guide visitors through our galleries and provide insights into Asian art and culture. This role involves interacting with the public and enhancing their museum experience.

Provide NYC youth with valuable professional and mentorship experiences by becoming an SYEP worksite. Internships run from July 5 through August 12, or July 12 through August 19, with students working a maximum of 25 hours per week.

Work one-on-one with clients to select work-appropriate clothing from the boutique, review resumes, and prepare clients for their interviews. Help clients gain confidence and self-esteem.

Facilitate workshops on topics including Professional Development, Financial Management, Technology for Life, and Personal Enrichment. Help clients develop essential skills for personal and professional growth.

Consult in your area of expertise, such as website design, graphic design, or writing/editing for communications. Provide valuable insights and support to help Bottomless Closet enhance its services.

Sort incoming clothing donations, select desirable professional attire, organize displays in the boutique, and manage the storage space. Ensure the boutique is well-maintained and organized.