Assist with various duties at The Seeing Eye's campuses, including meeting puppies and dogs in the program. Volunteers must be 18 or older, and the average wait time for placement is six months to a year.

Run engaging activities at our Social Adult Day Center, providing social interaction and enrichment for adult participants.

Volunteers lead farm tours, assist with gardening, and support special events at this historic farm. Opportunities include being a tour guide, docent, or workshop assistant.

Assist in organizing and running community events such as Walktoberfest and the Annual Awards Gala. Volunteers will help with event setup, registration, and guest assistance.

Support recreational activities for individuals with I/DD, including the Morris County Adaptive Recreational Program (McARP), Teen Club, and Paradise Farm day camp. Volunteers will assist with activity planning and participant engagement.

Volunteers needed to read to children in local elementary and preschools. Books and training are provided through the Reading Buddies program.

We need people to keep on top of grant sources by scanning the internet for grant opportunities for bicycle or trail-related projects. Our main source of grant money is the Recreational Trails Program (RTP), but we need additional grant sources for bike park projects, trail marking, equipment, infrastructure, etc.

We need someone that can keep on top of all JORBA events, such as trail work, group rides, and any other events, and get the word out to the riding community. This person would interface with all the JORBA chapters and pass along events generated at the chapter or JORBA level.

We need help gathering content, generating ideas, and creating articles for The Dirt. Ultimately, we would like this to be a committee of 3 or more 'beat reporters' collaborating together on content and layout.

Contribute unique skills remotely to support The Seeing Eye's mission. Volunteers can work from home for a few hours per week.

Jewish Family Service of MetroWest seeks volunteers in Morris County to enjoy activities with older adults in and out of their homes, providing companionship and joy.

Deliver Shabbat/holiday bags or provide transportation to our local Holocaust survivors, twin with a survivor to share their story with the greater community, and participate in other programs to keep their stories alive.

Mentors are responsible for guiding and supporting special needs children through various programs, helping them develop social skills and confidence. Volunteers are expected to participate in training sessions and engage with children in activities such as swimming, art, and sports.

The MCPC regularly hosts scouts for projects towards rank advancement and service hours. Projects include construction of benches, bird blinds, and floating docks. Interested individuals should contact department leaders directly for projects that best meet their interests.

The Adopt-A-Trail Program offers volunteers the opportunity to help maintain over 250 miles of trails. Volunteers can choose to be Trail Watchers, Trail Keepers, or participate in the Trail Fun Series for more complex maintenance tasks.

Volunteers can adopt a trail to report conditions, perform maintenance, or participate in complex trail maintenance and construction techniques. This program helps maintain over 250 miles of trails.

Gardenworks volunteers work alongside staff to improve and maintain public gardens. Tasks include planting, propagating, pruning, and plant identification. Volunteers gain hands-on experience in specialized gardens.

Lead a craft or project session with preschool or after-school classrooms, encouraging creativity and learning through hands-on activities.

Host a workshop with our teens, focusing on skill development and personal growth. Volunteers will engage with teens to provide guidance and mentorship.

Assist in maintenance projects to help keep our facilities in top condition. Volunteers will work on various tasks as needed.