Join the Fear 2 Freedom volunteer team to help empower students and support survivors of sexual violence. Volunteers will assist with various tasks and events, contributing their time and talent to make a meaningful impact in the community.

Volunteers assist Museum staff in promoting the conservation of artifacts and living collections. Opportunities are available every day, accommodating various schedules and interests.

Docents serve as greeters, teachers, interpreters, and tour guides at The Mariners' Museum. They provide engaging tours and information to guests, ensuring an enjoyable experience for a diverse public.

Junior volunteers, aged 14 to 17, interact with visitors and assist in galleries or as greeters. They receive orientation and training to prepare for their roles.

Join us in seeking volunteers for community programs, outreach initiatives, and special events. Your time and passion will help amplify the Y's mission and inspire others to get involved.

Assist staff in engaging with members and ensuring a clean and safe environment for everyone. Your help is essential in maintaining the facilities at the Y.

Help coach a youth sports team or serve as a Program Assistant. No previous experience is required, and your involvement is vital to running the teams successfully.

Volunteer to brighten a child’s day by reading books, helping with homework, or leading group activities. We will match your talents to new opportunities for children to learn and grow.

As an Aquatics Volunteer, you will help teach water safety education and swim instruction to over 3,000 children each year. Your support is crucial in making this life-saving program possible.

As a mentor, you will provide guidance and support to a mentee throughout the year. Mentors are expected to communicate weekly with their mentees, attend quarterly meetings, and pass background checks.

Box Packing Assemblies involve volunteers working on an assembly line to pack boxes for distribution. Roles include building boxes, placing items into boxes, and palletizing completed boxes.

Volunteers in the Produce Bagging role will weigh and package fresh produce items for distribution. This helps ensure that healthy food is accessible to the community.

Volunteers help pack bags of food for children who rely on school lunch programs during the week. This program ensures that students have food over the weekends when school is not in session.

Volunteers assist in loading food into vehicles at Mobile Pantries or delivering food to seniors' homes. This role is crucial for ensuring food reaches those in need in the community.

Volunteers in the Quality Assurance/Sorting Room ensure that only safe food is distributed to the community. They will be trained to organize and inspect donated food products to meet the Foodbank’s safety standards.

Join us for the next Volunteer Fire Fighter class with the Hampton Division of Fire and Rescue. Class will begin on July 10. | Requirements: High school diploma or GED Pass Applicant Physical Agility Test and Polygraph. | Categories: Firefighter

Participate in the Adopt-A-Spot program by selecting a specific area to maintain. Volunteers are responsible for regular litter cleanups and beautification efforts in their adopted spots, contributing to the overall cleanliness of Hampton.

Join us in our efforts to clean up local waterways and community spaces. Volunteers will participate in organized cleanups, helping to remove litter and debris while promoting environmental awareness among residents.

As a Foster Volunteer, you will provide temporary care for homeless cats in your home until they can be adopted. This role involves providing food, shelter, and love to the cats, and you will receive all necessary supplies and veterinary care from The Cat Corner.

HRCAP offers various community service and internship opportunities across several programs. This is a great way to get involved and help make your community a better place.