General park clean-up, garden/tree/shrub management, outdoor event support, major feature restoration or project management of infrastructure projects and historic design compliance.

Support communications, event planning, fundraising or financial affairs. Communications may include graphic design and supporting website, social media, and newsletter.

Assist during performances by taking photographs, managing Facebook live streams, and greeting attendees at the door. Volunteers play a crucial role in enhancing the concert experience for the community.

Provide organizational support through graphic design, planning and managing fundraising campaigns, and grant writing. This role is vital for the operational success of the organization.

Volunteers help distribute food in the lower church at Our Lady of Sorrows on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month, 8:00 am to 10:00 am.

We are always looking for members to join our ranks. SORS is more than a volunteer opportunity or simple medical training program. We are a close-knit family of local volunteers, dedicated to serving our community. | Requirements: Candidates hoping to join our rescue squad will be asked to train (and gain valuable experience while doing so) over a period of 18 months. The intent is for all new members to obtain EMT certification in tandem with their training, with the hope of securing long-term membership. The time commitment is approximately 15 hours a week. In addition to the duty requirement, for all members, there are meetings to attend, training drills, and care and maintenance of our building and vehicles. | Categories: EMT

We are always looking for members to join our ranks. SORS is more than a volunteer opportunity. We are a close-knit family of local volunteers, dedicated to serving our community. For candidates who are not interested in riding on the ambulance or becoming EMTs, we always have a variety of open projects that keep our rescue squad moving forward! From scrapbooking, light carpentry, grant writing, fundraising, website design, administrative assistance, and more -- there are various areas where we need help of local volunteers. | Requirements: We are looking for people with certain skills, such as mechanics, accountants, attorneys, and more. If you think you might have skills that can help us, please apply! | Categories: Fundraising, Department Support

Join the North Jersey Pride team as a volunteer to help set up, guide attendees, and create a welcoming environment at the Pride Festival. Volunteers will be part of a family dedicated to making the event enjoyable and inclusive for everyone.

Volunteers are needed to collect and move furniture, assist in moving clients, and organize collected items. Volunteers must be able to climb stairs and commit to at least 3 hours from 9am to noon.

Share your photography talent and time to help bereaved families have a lasting keepsake of their most cherished moments. Professional-level photographers volunteer their time to conduct an intimate portrait session, capturing the only moments parents spend with their babies.

Volunteers will assist in coordinating efforts at local food pantries and soup kitchens to help distribute food to those in need. Responsibilities include organizing food supplies, serving meals, and ensuring a welcoming environment for all visitors.

Volunteers help on Wednesday bagging nights, Thursday morning truck deliveries, or Sunday distribution mornings. Tasks include: stocking bags with food items, prepping paper/plastic bags for future bagging, organizing food supplies, helping clients carry bags to their cars, completing paperwork required by the Food Bank.

Join the team to assist during disasters. Volunteers need training and education to be ready to help when needed. The Salvation Army seeks skilled retired or semi-retired professionals for leadership roles.

Volunteer bell ringers are essential for raising funds through the red kettle campaign, which supports the Salvation Army's year-round services. Volunteers can apply individually or as a group to help during the holiday season.

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.

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.

Assist with educational programs for children and adults, helping to deliver environmental education and foster a connection with nature. Volunteers will be trained on site.

Participate in forest restoration and maintenance activities, including trail maintenance and invasive species removal. Volunteers will be trained on site.

Participate in citizen science projects, collecting data for conservation science efforts such as FrogWatch and Salamander projects. Volunteers contribute to valuable scientific research.

Assist with front desk duties, providing information to visitors and supporting administrative tasks. No experience is needed, and volunteers will be trained on site.