Volunteers assist with basic preservation tasks such as scraping and repainting, repairing broken parts of the lookouts, picking up trash, and maintaining trails. This role involves physical labor and sometimes requires hauling materials to remote lookout locations.

Volunteers serve as fire lookouts, observing and reporting fire and smoke in their assigned areas. Responsibilities include maintaining lookout equipment, interacting with the public, and performing routine administrative tasks. Volunteers must complete training and be physically capable of carrying out lookout duties.

Assist in building and painting sets, organizing props and costumes, and maintaining technical equipment. Volunteers will help bring productions to life by contributing their skills in various backstage roles.

Help with the general operations of the theatre, including cleaning, organizing inventory, and assisting with lighting and sound during performances. Volunteers will play a crucial role in ensuring smooth theatre operations.

Join the small group of parents leading the PTSA. Responsibilities include organizing fundraisers and activities, attending monthly board meetings, and taking on roles as desired.

Assist teachers in the classroom with various tasks as needed. Volunteers should contact teachers directly to offer their help.

Assist in organizing and running PTSA events such as the yearly Ice Cream Social and Field Day celebration. Volunteers help ensure events run smoothly and may be involved in various tasks depending on the event.

Special Events Volunteers assist during museum events such as Day Out With Thomas™ and Santa Train. Responsibilities include event setup, ticketing, and assisting train crew.

Train Crew volunteers are responsible for the safe operation of our train and providing information on the Museum’s programs, events, and collection. No previous train experience is required, and volunteers must serve at least one shift a month during special events and educational programs throughout the year.

Docents lead engaging tours that help visitors understand the history of the railway and the Museum’s collection. Volunteers must complete a training program and demonstrate creativity and critical thinking.

Volunteers work behind the scenes to restore and preserve historic locomotives, cars, and passenger coaches. This position requires adherence to safety procedures and the ability to follow staff instructions, with no prior experience necessary.

Conductor’s Assistants help with calling train passengers aboard and provide helpful information to visitors about the railway’s history. This role is ideal for young people aged 12 to 16 who want to learn new skills under the mentorship of qualified Conductors.

Join the Meadowbrook Farm Preservation Association as a stewardship volunteer and help maintain the beauty and integrity of Meadowbrook Farm. Volunteers will assist with various tasks such as trail maintenance, habitat restoration, and educational programs.

Join our team of youth volunteers to make a positive impact by preparing and serving hot meals to those in need at local shelters. Volunteers will help with meal preparation, serving, and clean-up.

Assist with various tasks during theater events, including taking tickets, ushering, operating the concession stand, and preparing and serving dinners. Volunteers are essential in creating a welcoming atmosphere for patrons.

Contribute to theater production and trail maintenance while earning community service hours. This opportunity is ideal for students seeking to fulfill service requirements in a fun and engaging outdoor setting.

Participate in work parties to maintain and improve the theater grounds, including tasks like trail upkeep, mowing, trimming branches, and refurbishing theater seating. Volunteers help ensure the property remains beautiful and functional.

As a Mobile Clinic Driver, you will transport the mobile clinic to various locations, set up the clinic for patient use, and return it to the storage facility at the end of the day. This role requires a clean driving record and a commitment to the clinic's mission.

The Patient Care Coordinator assists with clinic flow, acting as a liaison between the front and back end of the clinic. This role involves helping with referrals, lab work, and paperwork, requiring a commitment of 5-6 hours once a month.

This role involves assisting with creating and implementing CarePoint's marketing plan, with most work being done remotely or outside of clinic hours. The time requirement varies from 2-3 hours per week depending on the number of volunteers.