Assist families in crisis by providing a safe and welcoming environment for supervised visitations. Support children removed from their homes by ensuring they are cared for while case workers secure placements.

Volunteers are responsible for assembling meal packs containing nutritious foods like oatmeal, fruit, and pasta. These packs are distributed to students in need to ensure they have access to healthy meals over the weekend.

Provide support to families in crisis by assisting with supervised visitations and ensuring a safe environment for children. Help parents working towards reunification with their children.

Volunteers deliver assembled meal packs to schools for student pick-up. This role requires reliable transportation and a commitment to ensuring timely delivery of meals to support student nutrition.

Assist with the installation and removal of floral displays throughout the year on the Noblesville Bridge of Flowers. Your efforts will help maintain the beauty and vibrancy of this community landmark.

Join the team to assist with fundraising efforts to support the Noblesville Bridge of Flowers. Your involvement will help ensure the continued growth and maintenance of the floral displays.

As a Feral Cat Advocate, you will help in the TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) process, providing care and support for feral cat colonies. Volunteers will also assist in educating the community about feral cat care and advocacy.

Volunteers will organize donation drives and encourage decluttering to collect items for the pantry. This role involves community engagement and organizational skills.

Volunteers will process inventory donations by recording donor information, item codes, and points value. They will also assist clients in finding sizes, calculating points, and checking out.

Volunteers will identify potential grants that the organization qualifies for and provide strategic advice on applications. This role involves research and writing skills.

Volunteers will digitize client and donor records, ensuring accurate and efficient data management. This role requires attention to detail and basic computer skills.

Volunteers will contact township trustees and various agencies to identify potential clients. They will also distribute informational materials to shelters and food pantries.

Assist in organizing and managing the Hamilton County Veteran and Community Resource Fairs held on June 6 and October 11. Volunteers will help set up booths, guide attendees, and provide information about available resources for veterans and their families.

Volunteer as a dentist, dental hygienist, or dental assistant to help provide non-emergency dental care, including extractions and fillings, to those in need.

Licensed mental health professionals are needed to offer counseling services for depression, anxiety, grief, and relationship issues, often provided virtually.

Provide language support for our diverse patient base, primarily assisting Spanish-speaking patients.

Join our team to provide essential medical care to uninsured and underinsured residents. We are seeking physicians, nurse practitioners, and nurses to volunteer their expertise.

Assist with administrative tasks at the front desk, helping to manage patient check-ins and appointments.

Drive our mobile medical unit to various locations, ensuring access to healthcare for those unable to visit the clinic.

Assist with organizing and managing events where adoptable dogs are showcased. Responsibilities include setting up event spaces, interacting with the public, and ensuring the safety and comfort of the dogs.

Join our team of volunteers to help deliver clean and working durable equipment to our special community. Volunteers also assist in maintaining our website and social media accounts, and participate in community outreach.

LSCTFT is looking for dedicated individuals to be apart of our family of public servants. Please contact us for more information. | Requirements: Valid drivers license High school diploma or equivalent Pass criminal background check Other requirements noted when receiving an application | Categories: EMT

LSCTFT is looking for dedicated individuals to be apart of our family of public servants. Please contact us for more information. | Requirements: Valid drivers license High school diploma or equivalent Pass criminal background check Other requirements noted when receiving an application | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Lapel Stony Creek Twp Fire Territory is looking for qualified individuals that would love to be apart of a growing community and fire department. We are looking for individuals that would be interested in volunteering 24 hours per month on the weekends. | Requirements: Valid drivers license Pass criminal background check High school diploma or equivalent Certified EMT Exceptions may be made if not certified* | Categories: EMT

Lapel Stony Creek Twp Fire Territory is looking for qualified individuals that would love to be apart of a growing community and fire department. We are looking for individuals that would be interested in volunteering 24 hours per month on the weekends. | Requirements: Valid drivers license Pass criminal background check High school diploma or equivalent Certified EMT Certified FF Exceptions may be made if not certified* | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Support your local Medals4Mettle chapter by assisting in collecting and distributing medals to deserving recipients. Volunteers are needed to help with events and to support the chapter's efforts without taking on the full responsibilities of a Chapter Coordinator.

Join a fun and vibrant group to help bring community events to Fortville, such as Winterfest, Beautification Day, and the Summer Concert Series in Landmark Park. Volunteers will assist in organizing, setting up, and managing these events.

Volunteer as an experienced positive-reinforcement trainer to help train rescue dogs for veterans. This role involves working with dogs to ensure they are obedient and ready to be paired with veterans.

Groomers are needed to volunteer their skills in providing grooming or bathing services to the Great Pyrenees dogs in our care.

Volunteers are needed to transport dogs to our rescue or vet appointments. This role is crucial for the safe and timely arrival of dogs into our program.

Join us on the 2nd Sunday of each month to interact with Great Pyrenees dogs in our program. Volunteers will walk, brush, talk, or read to the dogs. A short training session is required before volunteering.

Make a meaningful impact by offering a nurturing home to dogs who are career change dogs and are awaiting their forever homes. Fosters provide temporary care and support for these dogs.

Foster service dog candidates and coach them through the beginning stages of their training as possible service dogs. Mutt Mentors provide essential support to these dogs coming out of the shelter.

Join us at our facility to help with cleaning, interact with dogs, provide enrichment, and complete office work. Volunteers must be 18+ to work with dogs and able to travel to our facility in Indianapolis.

Support our fundraising initiatives and help get the word out about our organization. Volunteers will assist in planning and executing marketing strategies to promote our mission.

The Sheridan Fire Department is currently taking applications for the positions of volunteer firefighter (and/or EMT if interested). All volunteers must provide 24hrs of station duty time each month. Hands-on training is offered the first Thursday of each month at 7pm. Other training opportunities and community events available throughout the year. | Requirements: All training and equipment is provided by the department. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Join a committee or the board to help guide the strategic direction of Harmony IN Horses. Volunteers will participate in meetings and contribute to organizational planning and decision-making.

Organize and assist in fundraising events to support Harmony IN Horses' programs. Volunteers will work on planning, promoting, and executing fundraising activities.

Mentor youth as part of Harmony IN Horses' mission to support those navigating complex trauma. Volunteers will engage with youth in equine-assisted learning and nature activities, fostering personal growth and resilience.

Assist with daily barn chores and horse care at Harmony IN Horses. Volunteers will help maintain a clean and safe environment for the horses and assist in their daily care routines.

Assist with various library tasks such as organizing books, helping with events, and supporting library programs. Volunteers will work closely with library staff to enhance the library experience for patrons.

Assist the Haitian Association of Indiana in supporting various community activities and programs. Volunteers will help integrate the Haitian community into the local social structure and provide civic education.

Volunteers will assist in various community-based programs aimed at empowering women and families. Responsibilities may include organizing events, assisting with donation drives, and supporting program activities. Volunteers may be subject to a background check prior to volunteering.

Edgewood Volunteer Fire Department is looking for new members. There are expectations and requirements of membership as well as training necessary to become a volunteer fire fighter or EMT. The demands are great, both physically and mentally. However, the Officers of the department will do what ever we can to help you to be successful and meet your goal. Please note that while most fire training is at little to no cost and provided by the department when possible, EMS training does typically have an initial up-front cost although in some cases these costs may be reimbursed by the department. Many of the requirements are State of Indiana rules and regulations, so there is very little flexibility the department has to work around them. All fire and EMS training is designed to meet any applicable local, state, and federal guidelines and regulations. Many fire and EMS certifications are subject to periodic renewal, and the requirements for renewal are set by the State of Indiana. In addition, there are requirements for annual training that must be completed. Again, thank you for your interest in joining the department. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact one of the officers. | Requirements: Certified or willing to obtain certification as an Indiana Firefighter I/II (240 hours) Certified or willing to obtain certification as an Indiana EMT-B Current certification in FEMA IS-100, 200, 700 and 800 series. Valid driver's license Drivers must have 40 hours a year of drivers training Minimum of 24 hours/month station duty People with knowledge of diesel vehicle maintenance are welcome to apply | Categories: Junior Members, Department Support, Other, EMT, Fundraising, Firefighter

Volunteers will assist in various capacities to support law enforcement families in need, including organizing events, providing administrative support, and offering interpersonal assistance. Volunteers are encouraged to bring any unique skills they may have to help fulfill the organization's mission.

Support the organization’s social media presence on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Google. Volunteers will help create content and engage with the community online.

Help with soil and water conservation, plant trees, shrubs, and wildflowers, and clean up trash along the trail route. Volunteers will work on maintaining and enhancing the natural environment of the trails.

Participate in quarterly board meetings to discuss and plan the development of the Pennsy Trails. Volunteers will engage in decision-making processes and provide input on trail projects.

Assist with administrative tasks such as preparing mailing cards and managing emails. Volunteers will help organize communication efforts and support the administrative team.

Organize or assist at trail events and fundraising activities. Volunteers will coordinate logistics and engage with participants to ensure successful events.

Volunteers are needed to help spread the word about the Auguste Community Aid Project to friends, coworkers, family members, and service organizations. This role involves engaging with the community to raise awareness and support for the project's mission.

Join GenderNexus as a volunteer to help foster and protect our vibrant community. Volunteers will be matched with opportunities that fit their skills and interests best, contributing to the empowerment of gender-diverse individuals.

Volunteers are needed for the Indy Dance Festival to assist with info tables, ushering, and audience check-in. This event celebrates the diversity of dance in Indianapolis and includes masterclasses, panel discussions, and social events.

Assist in providing temporary foster care for exotic pets, ensuring their safety and well-being while maintaining the owner-pet bond through contact and visitations. Volunteers will work in settings that provide safety for all involved.

Volunteers assist with planting, weeding, watering, and harvesting crops, as well as prepping CSA shares and pantry produce boxes. They also support youth and community events and engage in special projects like building, organizing, or cooking.

Participants commit to 4–6 hours of volunteer work each week in exchange for a weekly share of seasonal produce. This program offers a deeper involvement in farm activities and helps volunteers learn about growing food while building community relationships.

Cicero Twp. Volunteer fire Dept. is seeking individuals interested in supporting their community as a Firefighter, Medical Responder, or part of the auxiliary which supports the firefighters on calls by bringing water and food on extended calls. We also have a Junior Firefighter program for kids in high school grades 9-12. | Requirements: Must have a willingness to serve. valid drivers license, 18 years of age, high school diploma or GED. current certifications not required as all training will be provided. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Junior Members, Fire Corps

Traditional volunteers are individuals who are interested in a year-round volunteer opportunity. Volunteers are expected to commit to at least a 6-12 month period, working one shift per month for 4-5 hours.

College students or seasonal volunteers are required to commit to a full calendar school year, with specific application deadlines for summer and fall/spring terms.

Medical volunteers include physicians, NPs, nurses, PTs, MAs, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals. Volunteers are expected to complete an onboarding process including an application, interview, and background check.

Support quarterly inclusive sports opportunities for children, teens, and young adults of all abilities. Volunteers will assist experienced coaches in providing individualized support, ensuring a welcoming, adaptive environment that prioritizes fun, skill-building, and teamwork.

Focus on activities like band management, instrument instruction, and camp counseling. Music experience is beneficial but not required for all roles.

Assist with end-of-day camp activities, including camper check-out and pick-up. No music experience required.

Mentor students by providing guidance and support as they explore various aspects of computer science and information technology. Help shape the future for young women pursuing technology-related careers.

Teach pre-planned activity sessions to campers. No music experience required, but enthusiasm and ability to engage with youth are essential.

Assist in transforming unused land into fertile soil to grow produce, contributing to food security and sustainability.

Train others to develop goods and services to generate income, helping them become self-sufficient and economically empowered.

Bunny Helper volunteers assist in moving Indiana HRS foster rabbits into adoptive homes without housing a rabbit themselves. They engage with foster rabbits to improve their adoptability through socialization.

Volunteers are vital to the work at Far Fetched Dog Rescue, helping at events and coming up with new ways to fundraise. Volunteers will experience the reward of seeing lives saved and families welcoming new animals into their homes.

Assist with various tasks such as doggie dates, vet visits, social media management, event coordination, fundraising, data entry, and maintaining medical records. Your contribution can make a significant impact on the lives of over 100 dogs in our care.

Assist instructors and campers during morning instruction and workshops. No music experience required.

Volunteers will help sort donations and pack clothing bags to be distributed to families in need. This role requires the ability to lift 15lb totes and involves kneeling and bending over for short periods of time.

General volunteers assist with various tasks such as events, transportation of dogs, and administrative duties to support the organization's mission of finding homes for greyhounds and lurchers.

Manage audio production and gear setup for live sound and performances. Proficient knowledge of equipment is required.

Teach DJing to campers, requiring proficient and professional DJ experience. All-day availability is preferred.

Volunteers assist with sorting, packaging, and distributing clothing for infants and toddlers. Volunteers may be required to complete a background check.

The Bunny Rescue Brigade volunteers provide hands-on assistance to rescue rabbits, whether they house a rescue rabbit in their home or not. They assist in safely capturing domestic rabbits released into the wild.

Volunteers will work as registered Pet Partners therapy animal teams, providing therapy through positive human-animal interactions. Volunteers must undergo training and evaluation to ensure they are well-prepared and their animals are screened.

Assist in organizing and facilitating inclusive, family-friendly community events such as sensory-friendly Easter Egg Hunts, Fall Fests, and Donuts with Santa. Volunteers will help create a supportive environment offering sensory-friendly activities and accessible games for people of all abilities.

Volunteers are needed to assist those facing homelessness by serving meals, distributing basic necessities, and providing job training and educational support. This role involves direct community engagement to help individuals transition to stability and self-sufficiency.

Provide on-hand help with afternoon instruction and workshops. No music experience required.

Support events by assisting with logistics, setup, and participant engagement. Play a vital role in ensuring the success of events aimed at promoting technology education among young women.

Assist with camp move-in and move-out, involving some heavy lifting. No music experience required, but equipment setup knowledge is helpful.

Assist in organizing and running events to promote the rescue and its mission. Volunteers will help with setup, coordination, and engaging with the public during events.

Volunteers will shop the warehouse to fill bags with items ordered by families, requiring the ability to lift 15lb totes. This role is crucial for ensuring families receive the clothing they need.

Volunteers will transport animals to and from the rescue for various appointments and events. This role requires a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Bunny Bytes volunteers spread the Indiana HRS word electronically from home. They engage in activities such as managing social media content and responding to emails to support the organization's mission.

Lead workshops to introduce students to technical concepts and multidisciplinary careers in technology. Engage with students to enhance their understanding and interest in tech fields.

Supervise and engage with young campers throughout the day. No music experience required, but all-day availability is preferred.

Volunteers will pick up order bags and arrange meetings around Indianapolis to drop-off orders. This role is essential for ensuring timely delivery of clothing to families.

Prepare camp facility for the day, assist with camper check-in and drop-off. No music experience required.

Assist with camp setup and tear down, including moving equipment and setting up instruments. No music experience required, but knowledge of equipment setup is helpful.

Bunny Bucks volunteers drive fundraising activities to support Indiana HRS's missions of education, adoption, and rescue. They coordinate sales and manage inventory for fundraising initiatives like hay sales.

Utilize your skills in carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, bookkeeping, or other trades to support infrastructure and organizational needs.

Assist in maintaining cat habitats at partner stores to ensure a clean and safe environment for the cats. This role involves cleaning, organizing, and ensuring the well-being of the cats in the habitats.

Open your home to an animal in need and nurture them until they find their forever home. As a foster, you will provide temporary care and love to animals awaiting adoption.

Volunteers assist with socializing and caring for ferrets, as well as helping at events and spreading awareness about ferret care. No matter your experience level, there's a way for you to get involved.

Bunny Sage volunteers spread the word to the general public that rabbits make excellent indoor companions and assist Indiana HRS adopters by answering questions about their rabbits. Some opportunities require no prior rabbit experience.

Assist in planning and staffing events to promote Robin's Nest and its mission. Volunteers will help with logistics, setup, and engaging with event attendees.

Volunteers will help raise awareness about the importance of AEDs and educate the community on how to use them effectively during cardiac emergencies. Responsibilities include organizing informational sessions and distributing educational materials.