Volunteers participate in tree-planting projects in McLean parks and school grounds during spring and fall. No experience is necessary, and volunteers of all ages are welcome to help plant trees and contribute to the community's beautification.

Volunteers work independently or in groups to remove invasive species that threaten the health of native trees. This activity is essential for maintaining a balanced ecosystem and supporting the growth of native trees.

Volunteers assist with tree maintenance and care throughout the year, including watering, weeding, pruning, edging, and mulching. This role is crucial in keeping the trees healthy and thriving in the community.

Assist in the delivery of CAPP courses by supporting instructors and participants. Responsibilities include setting up course materials, facilitating discussions, and providing logistical support. Completion of training as a 'Volunteer Teaching Assistant' is required.

As a Childcare Volunteer, you will assist teachers in providing a safe and engaging environment for children. Responsibilities include helping with activities, supervising playtime, and supporting children's learning and development.

Skilled volunteers assist with home repair projects such as drywall repair, appliance repair, and general handyman work. Flexible scheduling is available.

Care Packs are distributed to young people in need of food, hygiene supplies, or other basic items. Volunteers can provide 'snack packs' and 'toddler packs' containing non-perishable food items, and 'infant packs' and 'toiletry packs' for young mothers.

I&R volunteers manage phone calls, provide information about The Center's services, assist callers with resources, and handle crisis calls. Training will be provided to prepare volunteers for this important role.

Volunteers can join event committees to help organize the Leadership Conference and Fall Gala, including roles in auction and sponsorship subcommittees. This is a great opportunity to engage with the community and support fundraising efforts.

Volunteers assist with administrative tasks at The Women’s Center during weekdays from 9 am to 5 pm. This role is ideal for those looking to earn service hours or contribute a few hours each week to support the center's operations.

Administrative volunteers assist the department in various functions such as fundraising, recordkeeping, and life safety education. This role is ideal for individuals who may not be able to participate in emergency operations but still want to contribute to the department's mission.

Operational volunteers are required to respond to emergency incidents and assist in providing emergency medical services. Candidates must be physically and mentally capable of performing EMS duties in various weather conditions and circumstances.

Participate in the Audubon Society Great Christmas Bird Count and the Backyard Bird Count to help track bird populations in the area.

Join our active stream monitoring team to survey benthic macro-invertebrates. Volunteers sample four times a year and help run the Creek Critters program.

Adopt a meadow and receive training on maintenance to prevent invasive species from taking over.

Join community trash pick-ups and habitat restoration work days. These events are preapproved for MCPS SSL Hours.

A Block Coordinator acts as the primary point of contact for residents on a street, coordinating between those who need assistance and volunteers who can provide help. Responsibilities include maintaining a list of residents, meeting neighbors, coordinating assistance, and communicating neighborhood needs to NAN leadership.

Volunteers can organize presentations or discussions on topics of interest to the community. This role involves preparing and delivering content that is informative and engaging for Bannockburn residents.

Volunteers will mentor high school students, participate in workshops and forums, and assist with events as part of the Imagining Your Future program. This role involves guiding students through career development and providing at-work experiences.

Participate in maintaining the Morningstar Moses Cemetery by clearing debris and controlling vegetation overgrowth. Volunteers help protect the cemetery's features and support ongoing survey and field work at the site.