Become a volunteer firefighter in New Canaan CT! A professional, highly trained combination department, where you can engage in all facets of firefighting. Be on the line, drive the fire apparatus, aid in rescues, serve your community and even use it as a bridge to a career as a professional paid firefighter! | Requirements: Under 55 years of age, live "as a bird flies" within 5 miles of the border of New Canaan, in Connecticut. | Categories: Firefighter

Become a cat caretaker at Petco locations in Westport and Norwalk. Responsibilities include feeding cats, cleaning their cubbies, and providing them with playtime. Training is provided and required in the form of an initial 45-minute orientation.

Help with the breakdown and cleanup of the shop after the event ends. Volunteers will assist in packing up supplies and ensuring the venue is left in good condition. This role is essential for the efficient closure of the event.

Assist children in finding the perfect sneaker in the right size. This position requires patience and attention to detail to ensure each child leaves with a comfortable and well-fitting pair of sneakers.

Assist in managing the parking areas during the Back to School Shop event. Volunteers will help direct traffic and ensure the smooth flow of vehicles. This role is crucial for maintaining order and safety during the event.

Escort children through the shop, helping them select clothing and school supplies. Personal shoppers play a key role in creating a positive and supportive shopping experience for the children.

The Springdale Fire Company (SFCO) is a volunteer fire company in Stamford, Connecticut. SFCO provides fire suppression and emergency medical service as well as other community assistance to the residents and visitors of the Springdale neighborhood here in Stamford. | Requirements: - Must be 16 years old or older. - Must be able to attend drill every Monday night at 1900 hrs. - Must have or be willing to obtain a Pro-Board Firefighter One certification. - Must have or be willing to obtain a Emergency Medical Responder license or higher. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, EMT

River Rangers adopt a section of the river to oversee and improve by picking up litter, clearing debris, and cutting back invasive plant species. Volunteers set their own schedule and can contact NRWA for assistance with larger issues.

Volunteers participate in water testing and research to monitor the health of the Norwalk River. This involves working with the Harbor Watch Organization and conducting inventories of local flora and fauna.

Volunteers assist with ongoing restoration projects at various parks and trails, including meadow restoration and invasive plant management. Projects are located in Norwalk, Wilton, and Ridgefield.

Volunteer as a tutor to provide educational support to students in grades 3 through 12. Gain leadership and communication skills while earning community service hours.

Assist in the upkeep of various trail sections, ensuring they remain safe and accessible for all users. Responsibilities include clearing debris, repairing pathways, and enhancing the trail's natural beauty.

Engage with local residents and organizations to raise awareness about the NRVT, its mission, and the benefits it brings to Fairfield County, Connecticut.

Participate in organizing and executing events such as guided walks, educational programs, and fundraising activities that promote the trail and encourage community involvement.

Volunteers assist with daily barn work including mucking stalls, filling water buckets, grooming, and paddock maintenance. Volunteers will learn about horse care and must attend a two-hour training session and orientation.

Springdale Fire Co. is looking for Volunteers to serve our community, and staff our rigs. We will provide you with the resources and equipment necessary to enroll in EMR/EMT, FF1/FF2 classes and any company related classes you choose to take, free of cost to you. In the Springdale fire district we have an Engine, a Light Duty Rescue, and a City Of Stamford staffed engine to respond to all calls along side our volunteers. If you are interested please reach out to us, we are looking forward to hearing from you! | Requirements: Ages 16+. Must pass a background check. Must pass a drug test. Must be a US Citizen. Must pass a Fit for duty physical examination (at our cost) Must have a flexible schedule for shifts, or station coverage events. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Junior Members

Join the Long Ridge Fire Company, which has been has been providing fire, ems and emergency response services to the North Stamford community since 1928. We are a volunteer run organization that has monthly meetings, weekly trainings, and a number of community activities throughout the year. We provide the initial training required to respond to emergencies, and will fund further training after that. We provide both Fire and EMS support. | Requirements: At least 16 years of age. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Other, EMT, Community Education, Fundraising

We are looking for individuals to join the Pound Ridge Volunteer Fire Department. There are many positions available. | Requirements: It is required that individuals attend a minimum training regiment commensurate with your desired position. | Categories: Firefighter

Join the Youth Business Initiative as a Community Development Volunteer to help empower underprivileged youth with essential workforce readiness and business development skills. Volunteers will work with high school students to foster their interest in economics and entrepreneurship, facilitating workshops and mentoring sessions.

Join the NICE Team to support the Annual Festival by helping guests feel welcome and ensuring a memorable experience. Volunteers are responsible for various tasks throughout the festival, contributing to the overall success of the event.

Active firefighters are directly involved in the suppression of fires and the mitigation of other types of emergency incidents under the direction of Company Officers and the Fire Chiefs. Participation as a fire and rescue volunteer involves strenuous physical activities which require strength and endurance. Firefighting and emergency medical response remain some of the most dangerous occupations in the United States. As a fire and rescue volunteer candidates will face a number of challenging situations and will be expected to be able to perform their duty under highly stressful and physically demanding conditions that include: Regularly wearing personal protective equipment weighing up to 75 lbs. for long periods Working in hot and smoky environments Working with hand tools, power equipment and hoses for long periods Climbing stairs and ladders Exposure to inclement weather for long periods Regularly lifting weight up to 150 lbs | Requirements: Membership Categories: Active – Active members perform interior or exterior firefighting duties, act as apparatus chauffeurs, and conduct all other fire related activities. Associate – Associate members are responsible for the administrative operations of our departments. Their responsibility is to serve on committees, hold corporate offices, etc. Membership Qualifications: Active: Must be age 18 or over (active member), 16 to 18 (junior member) In good health and physically able to perform firefighting duties Legally authorized to reside and work in the United States No felony convictions, (misdemeanor convictions are considered on a case by case basis) Associate: Must be age 18 or over Legally authorized to reside and work in the United States No felony convictions (misdemeanor convictions are considered on a case by case basis) Membership Requirements: Active Member: Completion of the Volunteer Firefighter Recruit program Completion of State of Connecticut Firefighter 1 and EMS certification training Participation in the minimum number of required drills, monthly meetings and department activities Associate Member: Attendance at the minimum number of required monthly meetings Participation in all other required department functions and activities Serve on at least one committee | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support, Other

Assist with managing the art supplies on the visitor center porch and engage visitor artists on weekends. Volunteers will support art activities and encourage artistic expression among visitors.

Welcome and assist visitors in interpreting the Weir and Young Studios. Volunteers will engage with visitors and provide information about the park's history and significance.

Attend local events to strengthen community connections and publicize park activities. Volunteers will represent the organization and engage with the public to promote the park's initiatives.

Monitor trails and report on current trail conditions. Volunteers will ensure trails are safe and accessible for visitors, providing feedback on any maintenance needs.

Help expand the circle of Friends or manage the contact database. Volunteers will engage with the community to increase support and awareness for the park.

Help maintain the park’s historic gardens and landscaped grounds, working under the guidance of Master Gardeners. Volunteers will assist in planting, weeding, and general garden upkeep.

Spread the word about the organization's work and its value to the park through social media and other communications. Volunteers will create and share content to engage the community online.

Conduct research for a Citizen Science project at Weir Farm, enjoying the outdoors while contributing to scientific data collection. Volunteers will participate in observing and recording natural phenomena.

Skilled volunteers are needed to assist individuals in jump-starting their family research, rethinking strategies, or evaluating documents. Volunteers should be knowledgeable in various genealogical topics and able to provide guidance to both beginners and experienced researchers.

Join us for Volunteer Days on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10 AM to 12 PM starting April 15. Volunteers will assist with various gardening tasks to support our farm's operations.

Glenbrook Volunteers want you to join our team. We respond to fires, medical emergencies, hazardous materials incidents, rescue calls. We work to stabilize and mitigate these incidents, preserving life & property and providing care and assistance to the public as required. Members do not work a specific shift but must respond to calls as alerted in a timely manner. This includes calls during all times of day, including nights, weekends & holidays. Members also participate in non emergency activities such as cleaning & maintenance of equipment, Public Education & Fire Prevention, and Departmental Fundraising. There are also several social events that help build team cohesiveness. | Requirements: 16 years old (Junior Probationary Firefighter) 18 years old (Probationary Firefighter) Recent Physical - cleared by doctor Attend & pass initial & ongoing training Respond to calls for service Participate in maintenance & cleaning of apparatus, equipment and the firehouse Assist in public education - fire prevention Participate in fundraising programs | Categories: Junior Members, Department Support, EMT, Firefighter, Community Education, Fundraising

Volunteers are needed for Georgetown Day 2025 to assist with various tasks including the Welcome Booth, Parking, Kids Playway, Beer Tent, and event setup/breakdown. Volunteers will help ensure the event runs smoothly and is enjoyable for all attendees.

We are actively looking for men and women who are interested in becoming a firefighter. You will need to be in good physical condition and possess a positive attitude. We will provide you the opportunity to become a certified firefighter. Once you have completed the Firefighter 1 class you can go for further training. All of our firefighters are certified to the Firefighter 1 Level. Many of our members have gone on to attain their Firefighter 2, Fire Instructor 1, Fire Officer 1, Emergency Medical Responder, Emergency Medical Technician, Hazmat Operations, Hazmat Technician and much more. We have state of the art fire apparatus, personal protective equipment and much more for your safety. We have a fantastic health fitness center in our second firehouse for our firefighter's, EMT's and their spouses too. To see more about our department visit our website at www.wvfd.com | Requirements: Be in good physical condition Have good moral character Valid CT drivers license Must live in Weston | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Become an Angel by volunteering for Music In The Woods Inc. Volunteers will assist in various events and programs, contributing to the organization's mission of spreading music and cultural appreciation. Responsibilities may include event setup, participant coordination, and general support.

Assist in controlling invasive species on various properties to protect native plants and wildlife. Volunteers will work in teams to clear invasive plants, such as winged euonymus, from areas like Hoyt’s Island.

Train to become a field guide for the Norwalk Land Trust's Outdoor Classroom program, leading groups of 4th graders on educational field trips to Farm Creek Preserve. Guides will facilitate hands-on learning experiences in wetlands, highlands, and open meadows.

Join Sustainable Westport's movement to promote sustainability in the community. Volunteers will engage in various activities to support environmental initiatives, including waste reduction and sustainable landscaping projects.

Assist with ongoing and one-time donation pick-ups. Volunteers will receive an email whenever a donation pick-up is needed, offering a flexible time commitment.

Spend time cleaning and/or repairing donations to save clothes from being discarded. This is an ongoing need that significantly helps the organization.

Shop for new underwear, socks, and clothing sizes missing from inventory. This fun volunteer task includes training for interested volunteers.

Help plan fundraising events or attend networking events on behalf of CTKF. Special Events volunteers serve as an important link between CTKF and the community.

Work directly with kids and their families to help them select clothing during their visit, making the shopping experience pleasant and enjoyable. Volunteers who speak Spanish are especially needed to assist Spanish-speaking clients.

Sort, tag, hang, and stock the store floor to ensure that the clothing needs of students visiting the store are met. This role is suitable for both youth and adults and helps make the shop a welcoming place for families.

Assist the Board of Directors with letter writing, brochure design, newsletter contributions, and other special projects to promote CTKF. This role offers a flexible commitment.

Volunteers are needed to walk and socialize with dogs at Westport Animal Control. This role involves providing exercise and companionship to the dogs, helping them to stay healthy and happy while they wait for their forever homes.

Volunteers are needed to provide temporary homes for dogs who need a home environment. This role involves caring for a dog in your own home, providing them with love and attention until they are adopted.

Volunteers assist with fundraising activities to support the care of homeless dogs. This role involves organizing and participating in fundraising events and campaigns to gather resources for the shelter.

Volunteers will help organize and participate in community bonding activities, including college visits and various community events. This role involves engaging with students and fostering a supportive community environment.

Assist The Stamford Chorale with marketing and branding efforts to enhance community engagement and visibility. Volunteers with expertise in marketing strategies and brand development are particularly welcomed.

Volunteers will be paired with high school students to guide them through their high school experience and the college application process. Mentors are expected to provide support and encouragement to help students achieve their dreams.

Support The Stamford Chorale by writing and developing grant proposals to secure funding for the organization's programs and initiatives. Volunteers with experience in grant writing are especially encouraged to apply.

Assist in building a community of people who desire safer and better biking and walking options in Westport. Engage with local residents and participate in events to promote the organization's mission.

Educate riders and drivers on safe biking practices and laws. Conduct workshops and safety programs to promote awareness and understanding of biking safety.

Assist in organizing and managing arts-related events such as the Weston Fine Arts Festival and the Red White & Blues concert. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Coordinate and manage in-kind donations from artists and businesses to support WestonArts' mission. Responsibilities include reaching out to potential donors and organizing received goods and services.

The Ridgefield Volunteer Fire Department consists of three positions, Firefighter, Fire Ground Support, and Fire Police. Each level carries with it certain responsibilities and yearly training requirements. Depending on your choice of option, your training requirements will be laid out for you by a Line Officer. The firefighter and fire ground support members make up the fire suppression division of the department. They respond to numerous types of calls such as, structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, automatic alarms, water rescues, and general service calls. The Fire Police division is a service organization for the town and serve in a number of capacities. They assist with traffic control at fire and accident scenes, natural disasters, and public events. They are on call to assist both the Fire and Police Departments as needed. If you have what it takes, Apply now! | Requirements: -Must be 17.5 years of age to start the process. 18 years of age to respond on calls -Must live in Ridgefield -Must be in good health to respond to calls for service | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Other

Volunteers with technical expertise are needed to assist in brand development, marketing, database management, website maintenance, and other technology-related projects. This role involves working with the organization to enhance its technical capabilities and support its mission.

Join the events committee to help organize and execute annual events such as Women's Day Celebration and Ethiopian New Year Celebration. Volunteers will assist in planning, coordination, and on-the-day event support.

The Media Manager will handle the creation and distribution of media content for the foundation, including managing social media accounts and producing promotional materials. This role requires creativity, strong communication skills, and experience with digital media.

As an Event/Tournament Manager, you will be responsible for organizing and overseeing events and tournaments, ensuring they run smoothly and efficiently. This role involves coordinating with various teams, managing logistics, and ensuring a positive experience for all participants.

Teaching Assistants will support music educators in delivering lessons and activities, helping students with their learning and fostering a positive educational environment. This role requires patience, enthusiasm for music, and the ability to engage with students.

Volunteers at the Ridgefield Independent Film Festival assist with various tasks tailored to their interests and abilities. Responsibilities may include event setup, guest assistance, and administrative support.

Support fundraising efforts to help sustain the organization's programs. This may involve reaching out to potential donors and organizing fundraising activities.

Join the Board of Directors to provide strategic guidance, governance, and support to the organization in achieving its mission and goals.

Help care for horses, including feeding, grooming, and stable management. Volunteers ensure the well-being of the horses and maintain the barn environment.

Assist with carpentry and landscaping projects at the farm to maintain and improve the facilities. This role requires some physical work and hands-on skills.

Assist in organizing events by planning, coordinating, and executing various tasks to ensure successful fundraising and community engagement events.

Assist in providing adaptive riding lessons by helping as a side walker or horse leader, and mentoring adults and children with special needs. Volunteers receive orientation and training before starting.

Provide administrative support to help manage the organization's operations. Tasks may include data entry, filing, and assisting with communications.

Join KLSD Arts Alive as a volunteer to support arts education in the Katonah-Lewisboro School District. Volunteers can choose to help at the Elementary, Middle School, or High School level, promoting and enhancing the arts education received by students.

Since 1922, the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company has been an integral part of the Greenwich community. Our mission is to protect the lives and property of the citizens of Greenwich in regards to fire, medical and environmental emergencies through education, enforcement of code and the dedicated efforts of our highly trained and competent professional volunteers. The fire company is comprised of active members who are State of Connecticut trained and certified firefighters, responsible for responding to and handling incidents related to fire suppression, hazardous materials, motor vehicle extrication and medical emergencies. Cos Cob Fire Company No. 1 has over 90 years of history protecting the town of Greenwich. Our firefighters work in many different operations in our district as well as neighboring areas. Being a volunteer firefighter requires the ability to adapt to a wide variety of situations, which can requires both mental and physical stamina. | Requirements: All candidates will be required to complete the following: - Members must be at least 18 years of age. - A town physical (Spirometry, EKG stress test, general physical tests, and a health exam), criminal background check and training will be required for those looking to become active, interior firefighters. - Submit an application - Meet with company chief/officers - Pass Connecticut Firefighter 1 - Attend monthly company meetings - Attend mandatory drills/training | Categories: Firefighter

Assist with the TNR program by trapping feral cats for spaying/neutering and vaccination. Trapping occurs throughout Fairfield County, typically at night or on weekends. Training is provided.

Help transport cats to and from veterinary appointments and foster homes, and assist with housing cats during their post-surgery recovery period.

Foster cats or kittens to provide them with a safe, home environment while they await adoption. Fosters are supplied with food, litter, toys, and bedding as needed. Duration typically lasts a few weeks.

Participate in Volunteer Days on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM starting April 8. Volunteers will engage in land conservation activities and support local food projects.

Our Mission: The mission of the Greenwich Fire Department (GFD) centers upon the preservation of life and property within the Town of Greenwich against the ravages of fire. The GFD is a combination fire department that consists of 106 uniformed career and approximately 85 volunteer firefighters who work together to accomplish this mission. Responding to over 4,200 emergency calls annually, the men and women of the GFD are trained and equipped to handle a wide range of threats. This all-hazard approach prepares our firefighters for many types of calls ranging from minor fire alarms to structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, and hazardous materials incidents. Fire apparatus consists of 13 Engines, 3 Ladder Trucks, 2 Tankers, Support Trucks, Brush Truck, Fire Police Patrol, and a Heavy Rescue. Volunteer Fire Companies: Station 1 (Headquarters): Amogerone Vol. Fire Co. No. 1 - http://www.amogerone.com/Amogerone/Home.html Station 2 (Cos Cob): Cos Cob Vol. Fire Co. No. 1 - http://www.coscobfire.org/ Station 2 (Cos Cob): Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol - https://ccfpp.org/ Station 3 (Byram): Byram Vol. Fire Dept. - http://www.byramvolunteerfiredepartment.org/ Station 4 (Glenville): Glenville Vol. Fire Co. - https://www.glenvillefire.org/ Station 5 (Sound Beach): Sound Beach Vol. Fire Dept. - https://www.soundbeachfire.org/ Station 6 (Round Hill): Round Hill Vol. Fire Co. - https://roundhillfiregreenwich.org/ Station 7 (Banksville): Banksville Ind. Fire Co. - https://www.banksvillefire.org/ Station 8 (North Street). All Career Station | Requirements: Regular Department: - 18 years of age - Pass criminal screening and pre-employment physical - Complete intake interview with Vol. Coord. along with GFD Vol. application - Meet and Greet meeting with Chief of Dept. - Meet with Volunteer Officers to join Volunteer Fire Company - Attending monthly training and Company meeting Explorer Program: - 14-18 years of age - Signed permission slip by parent or legal guardian - Attend Explorer Events and training scheduled by the Advisors Training Requirements: - Enroll into CT Certification course, Firefighter I - Complete online blood borne training and mask fit testing - Completed 3 online ICS courses: 100, 200 and 700 | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Junior Members

Our Mission: The mission of the Greenwich Fire Department (GFD) centers upon the preservation of life and property within the Town of Greenwich against the ravages of fire. The GFD is a combination fire department that consists of 106 uniformed career and approximately 85 volunteer firefighters who work together to accomplish this mission. Responding to over 4,200 emergency calls annually, the men and women of the GFD are trained and equipped to handle a wide range of threats. This all-hazard approach prepares our firefighters for many types of calls ranging from minor fire alarms to structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, and hazardous materials incidents. Fire apparatus consists of 13 Engines, 3 Ladder Trucks, 2 Tankers, Support Trucks, Brush Truck, Fire Police Patrol, and a Heavy Rescue. Volunteer Fire Companies: Station 1 (Headquarters): Amogerone Vol. Fire Co. No. 1 - http://www.amogerone.com/Amogerone/Home.html Station 2 (Cos Cob): Cos Cob Vol. Fire Co. No. 1 - http://www.coscobfire.org/ Station 2 (Cos Cob): Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol - https://ccfpp.org/ Station 3 (Byram): Byram Vol. Fire Dept. - http://www.byramvolunteerfiredepartment.org/ Station 4 (Glenville): Glenville Vol. Fire Co. - https://www.glenvillefire.org/ Station 5 (Sound Beach): Sound Beach Vol. Fire Dept. - https://www.soundbeachfire.org/ Station 6 (Round Hill): Round Hill Vol. Fire Co. - https://roundhillfiregreenwich.org/ Station 7 (Banksville): Banksville Ind. Fire Co. - https://www.banksvillefire.org/ Station 8 (North Street). All Career Station | Requirements: Regular Department: - 18 years of age - Pass criminal screening and pre-employment physical - Complete intake interview with Vol. Coord. along with GFD Vol. application - Meet and Greet meeting with Chief of Dept. - Meet with Volunteer Officers to join Volunteer Fire Company - Attending monthly training and Company meeting Explorer Program: - 14-18 years of age - Signed permission slip by parent or legal guardian - Attend Explorer Events and training scheduled by the Advisors Training Requirements: - Enroll into CT Certification course, Firefighter I - Complete online blood borne training and mask fit testing - Completed 3 online ICS courses: 100, 200 and 700 | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Junior Members

Volunteers assist in adaptive dance classes for children with special needs, primarily autism. Responsibilities include one-on-one interaction with students, helping them engage in dance activities, and providing emotional support. Volunteers gain experience in working with special needs children in a rewarding and supportive environment.

Looking for able body individuals to join our Volunteer Fire and Ambulance department. | Requirements: Looking for able body individuals to join our Volunteer Fire and Ambulance department. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

The Southport Fire Department is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the protection of the residents of Southport and Fairfield. Established in 1895 following a devastating fire in Southport, Connecticut, our dedicated volunteers have been faithfully serving the community for well over 100 years. We are seeking individuals who are interested in making a difference in their community. We are looking for volunteers to fill the positions of firefighters, EMT's and department support roles. Through leadership, dedication, integrity, professionalism, and education the Southport Fire Department strives to protect the lives and property of the residents and visitors of Southport, Fairfield and wherever else called upon to serve during times of need. The department accomplishes this mission by providing a vast range of emergency services, community relations and fire prevention education locally and answering the call to respond to any disaster or terrorist attack abroad. The department also strives to protect and preserve the health and wellness of our volunteer membership and their families. | Requirements: Must be age 18 or over and in good health and physically able to perform firefighting duties. Completion of State of Connecticut Firefighter 1 and EMS certification training. The Next steps -Submit an application online at www.southportfire.org -Meet the company officers and get a tour of the firehouse -Pass a Criminal Background check -Favorable vote by the company membership | Categories: Department Support, Firefighter, EMT

Join our team of volunteers and be a force for saving lives. Whether you're skilled in dog care, fundraising, or event planning, your passion has a place here. Experience the joy of making a direct impact and being part of a community committed to canine care.

Coordinate the foster program by communicating with, troubleshooting, and supporting foster families. Volunteers should have several years of dog experience and can commit at least an hour each day.

Help socialize and train dogs by taking them into town or new environments. Volunteers do not need prior experience but must undergo training with the organization.

Engage in tasks ranging from graphic design to answering emails and updating the website, depending on your digital skills and experience.

Fostering offers dogs in need a lifeline to a brighter future, with you as their bridge. Provide temporary companionship and shape a dog's destiny today.

Assist with driving dogs to and from vet appointments and foster homes or picking them up when they arrive on transport. Volunteers use their own vehicles, but crates and other supplies are provided as needed.

Screen adoption applications, check references, conduct home visits, and interview applicants. Training and support are provided, but a commitment of a few hours each week is required.

Assist with fundraising, marketing, and event planning. This is crucial for the organization as it relies on donations to care for the dogs. Volunteers can commit regularly or on an infrequent basis.

Assist with various administrative tasks, requiring organizational skills and comfort with spreadsheets.

Help your neighbors access essential healthcare services by providing non-emergency medical rides. Volunteers assist older adults (age 60+) and adults with low vision (age 21+) in Westchester and Putnam Counties, NY, and SW Fairfield County, CT. Sign up for rides when it’s convenient for you and experience the joys of helping others.

Volunteer drivers help older adults and adults with low vision access essential healthcare services by providing non-emergency medical rides. Volunteers facilitate critical access to medical appointments for those who might otherwise not receive care. Drivers can sign up for rides that fit their schedule and become part of a dynamic network of volunteers.

Pack and distribute fresh produce and shelf-stable goods for our guests. Volunteers help serve hundreds of community members each week.

Help prepare for weekly distributions by packing produce bags, sorting rescued food items, checking expiration dates, and shelving food donations.

Rescue excess, unsold, near expiration food from commercial establishments. Volunteers use their own car for food runs within Westchester County.

Deliver bags of groceries to homebound neighbors, seniors, disabled individuals, and those recovering from illness or injury. Volunteers use their own car.

High school volunteers work with elementary-aged kids, helping with homework and enrichment activities after school at Mount Kisco Elementary School.

Volunteers help stock shelves at Hillside Food Outreach locations, ensuring that food supplies are organized and readily available for distribution. This role is perfect for individuals or groups looking to make a tangible impact by supporting the day-to-day operations of the food pantry.

High school students help elementary students maintain academic skills over the summer. The program runs for five weeks at Mount Kisco Elementary School.

Volunteers assist the instructor with guided activities for children ages 0-4, while their parents attend parenting and child development classes. This program is available during the daytime in Mount Kisco, Ossining, and Yonkers.