Foster parents provide a temporary home for dogs in need, offering love and care while the organization provides food, supplies, and medical support. Fosters are needed for dogs of all sizes and ages.

Fundraising volunteers help organize and execute events to raise funds for the care and support of dogs at The Rescue Inn. Creative ideas and participation in events are encouraged.

Volunteers assist with various tasks at The Rescue Inn, contributing to the care and support of dogs in need. Responsibilities may include helping at events, administrative tasks, and more.

Assist seniors in gaining digital literacy skills by providing guidance and support in using technology. Volunteers will help seniors navigate digital devices and applications to enhance their daily lives.

Participate in organizing and supporting fundraising events to help raise funds for the organization's programs. Volunteers may assist with event setup, registration, and other logistical tasks.

Assist in the child care room during programs, providing supervision and support to children while their parents attend sessions. Volunteers will help ensure a safe and engaging environment for the children.

Join the Academy for Dramatic Arts as a volunteer to help shape our theatrical productions. Opportunities include set design and build, scenic design and painting, costume work, stage crew, musicians, administrative work, publicity, and social media management.

Assist in various sustainability projects and events organized by the Bay Village Green Team. Volunteers will work in areas such as waste management, environment and energy, transportation, and organic foods.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the monthly General Membership Meetings held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Responsibilities include setting up the venue, welcoming attendees, and supporting the meeting's smooth operation.

Support the Executive Board Meetings held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month by assisting with meeting logistics, taking notes, and ensuring all materials are prepared for board members.

Help us get meals into the hands of those who need them most. Deliveries happen Tuesday afternoons. Drivers meet at the City Mission kitchen, help bag meals, and include our 'In the Word This Week' inserts.

Our cooks are the heart of the kitchen! Each week, we need one volunteer to take charge of prepping, cooking, portioning, and cleaning up after the meal is made. It’s a 3–4 hour commitment, typically on Monday evenings.

This volunteer role includes printing and organizing labels and inserts for the weekly meals. Once printed, the labels are affixed to the to-go containers and delivery bags. It’s a detail-oriented role that makes a big difference.

Our weekly shopper receives a meal plan and grocery list in advance and visits multiple vendors to gather all ingredients needed for the upcoming meal. If you’re organized and enjoy checking off lists, we’d love to have you help fuel our mission.

Facilitate support groups for children affected by the opioid crisis. Volunteers will lead group discussions, provide emotional support, and help create a safe and nurturing environment.

Read diaries to document metadata topics, ensuring that each diary is accurately categorized and searchable within the archive.

Help research and write grants to secure funding for the American Diary Project's ongoing preservation efforts.

Transcribe diaries to make them accessible and searchable in digital format, preserving the stories for future generations.

Write engaging blog posts about the importance of preserving diaries and the stories they tell. Help spread awareness about the American Diary Project's mission.

Drive cats and kittens to their spay/neuter medical appointments, ensuring they arrive safely and on time.

Volunteer your artistic talents to create flyers, paint, sculpt, sew, crochet, make blankets or quilts, or build items to support the cause. Your work will be promoted on the organization's website and Facebook page.

Assist in creating and implementing fundraising events to support the rescue. This role involves planning and organizing events to raise funds for the organization's mission.

Promote House of Mews Rescue and showcase cats and kittens at monthly adoption events at PetSmart & Pet Supplies Plus stores, introducing the organization and services to the community.

Process adoption applications and conduct phone interviews with potential adopters to ensure a good match for the cats and kittens.

Provide a temporary home for rescued cats and kittens until an approved forever home is secured. This role involves caring for the animals and ensuring their well-being during their stay.

Assist with events and administrative tasks to support the mission of sharing flamenco's transformational power across NE Ohio and beyond. Volunteers will be added to a list to be the first to learn about ways to help.

Volunteers will assist in setting up the portable safety community and guide children through various safety training activities. Responsibilities include supervising children as they practice safety skills and assisting with classroom activities.

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Join the Board of Directors to help guide the Black River Audubon Society in its mission to protect wildlife and preserve habitats. Responsibilities include attending meetings, participating in decision-making, and supporting organizational goals.

Assist with organizing and executing programs, field trips, and events to support the Black River Audubon Society's conservation and educational efforts. Volunteers will help with logistics, participant engagement, and event promotion.

Volunteers are needed to set up walls, package wall items, assist with special events, and provide wall clean-up. This role is crucial in ensuring that those in need receive basic necessities in a timely and organized manner.

Assist in providing peer recovery support by helping individuals access resources for treatment and intervention for substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health issues. Volunteers will support clients in overcoming challenges and building recovery capital.

Assist in job training programs by providing clients with skills and resources needed to succeed in today's job market. Volunteers will help empower clients towards self-sufficiency and improved quality of life.

Support the housing assistance programs by helping individuals and families secure safe and affordable housing. Volunteers will assist with providing resources and support to ensure stable housing.

Assist in organizing and executing the annual Lorain County Pride event. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and ensuring a welcoming environment for all attendees.

Assist in cleaning and painting the Grafton Caboose as part of a community beautification project. Volunteers will help maintain the historic site with support from the Sherwin-Williams 'Keep Ohio Beautiful' grant.

Volunteers will assist in providing support and resources to families of missing persons, helping them navigate the search process. This role involves working closely with the center's team to ensure families receive the guidance and assistance they need.

Volunteers play a critical role in carrying out the mission of Tails From The City. Responsibilities include cleaning dishes, washing laundry, taking out the garbage, and answering e-mails to help spend the money where it matters – on the animals.

Foster providers offer temporary homes for dogs, helping them adjust to a home environment and providing feedback on their behavior and personality. This role is crucial for preparing dogs for their forever homes.

Volunteers assist with organizing and representing the organization at events, including transporting supplies, setting up, and managing merchandise tables. This role is vital for fundraising and community engagement.

Volunteers in this role verify information from foster and adoption applications, ensuring a good match between dogs and their new homes. This involves attention to detail and experience with Google Drive.

Transporters assist by driving dogs to and from veterinary appointments and picking up dogs from shelters. This role involves coordinating with other volunteers to ensure safe and timely transport.

Chaperones take dogs to adoption and community events, providing them with socialization and exposure to potential adopters. Volunteers spend quality time with the dogs during these events.

We are a combination Department providing Fire, Rescue, and Emergency medical first response to our community consisting of 7500 residents. We are staffed 24 hours 7 days a week with one fulltime Firefighter and a full time Chief 8Hrs weekdays. We are currently seeking paid on call Firefighter/ EMT's. Applicants must live within a reasonable distance from our service area. We are seeking motivated individuals with a desire to serve the community and surrounding communities when needed. | Requirements: Live within 7 miles of Carlisle Township Fire Department. Training provided to qualified individuals. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Assist in the planning and logistics of the annual GardenWalk event. Responsibilities include coordinating with neighborhood leaders, organizing event materials, and ensuring smooth execution of event activities.

Help identify and recruit gardens for participation in the GardenWalk event. Volunteers will work with neighborhood committees to discover unique and beautiful gardens to feature.

Looking for compassionate, enthusiastic and motivated people to join our team. Being a volunteer is a rewarding way to give back to your community. As an EMT you must possess the ability to communicate effectively with the public. You will learn to respond to emergency situations and appropriately treat and transport patients in need of care. As a VFF you will be asked to learn how and when to use various tools and equipment. To include but not limited to: hoses, ladders, extrication equipment, and fire apparatus. Communication and the ability to work in a team setting are key elements in the fire and EMS service. Training will be provided to the right candidates. The State of Ohio requires continuing education and has mandated hours for your level of certification. It takes commitment and dedication, but it is well worth it. If you're willing to put forth the time, we want you. | Requirements: Candidate must be 18 years of age and possess a high school diploma or equivalent. Valid driver’s license a must. Candidates must be able to pass a physical, drug and alcohol screening and criminal background check. Ability to lift moderate to heavy weight and capable of working under strenuous conditions. Must live within a two mile radius of Grafton Township limits. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Guide adults in creating art at workshops held at Second Baptist Church. Volunteers will assist a master artist in teaching art techniques and fostering a creative atmosphere. Snacks are provided for participants.

Assist in making the Wings of Wonder 2024 event a success by helping with event logistics, guiding families, and ensuring a smooth experience for all participants. Volunteers will be provided with orientation materials and a parking pass.

Share your love of aviation by taking seriously ill children and their families for an airplane ride during the Wings of Wonder event. Pilots must have 500 hours total flight time and use a standard category aircraft.

Newcomer Professional Pathway volunteers are matched with an International Newcomer based on similar professional backgrounds. Responsibilities include reviewing resumes, conducting mock interviews, and sharing job search skills.

Global Cleveland needs your help welcoming our newest American citizens on what is one of the most important days of their lives. Volunteers hand out welcome packets and collect information on new citizens during ceremonies held at the Carl B. Stokes U.S. Court House.

Provide front-line audience engagement by helping attendees navigate the festival venues and events. Volunteers will assist in guiding guests to various locations and answering questions.

Volunteers assist with various tasks such as answering phones, data entry, cleaning, responding to request forms, and organizing volunteer support.

Volunteers in this role promote the organization on social media. Responsibilities include creating content about TNR, community cat welfare, and fostering cats, as well as writing stories to garner donations and organizing virtual events.

Volunteers will grow their community skills by participating in various activities with PEARLS. Interested individuals need to complete a registration form and attend a squad member orientation.

Assist in organizing and executing events to raise awareness and funds for the sanctuary. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Assist in planning and executing events to promote animal adoption and community engagement. Help with logistics, setup, and interaction with attendees.

Manage our Twitter and Instagram accounts to help promote adoptable animals and engage with the community. Create engaging content and updates.

Share your life experiences and inspire at-risk youth by volunteering as a motivational speaker. Help provide hope and guidance for a brighter future.

Update profiles of adoptable animals on platforms like Adopt-a-pet and PetFinder, ensuring accurate and appealing descriptions and photos.

These volunteers support the organization by distributing materials, speaking to residents about spaying/neutering, and providing referrals for low-cost resources. They also compile lists of caregivers and complainants for staff.

Participate in flyering and promotional activities to spread the word about the festival. Volunteers will be responsible for engaging with the public and distributing promotional materials.

Provide transport for animals to and from vet appointments, meet-and-greets, and other necessary locations. Ensure safe and comfortable travel for the animals.

Engage in permaculture maintenance tasks at the NuPoint CDC High Tunnel. Volunteers will help with sustainable farming practices and community gardening efforts.

Teach kids how to make filtration systems at the Water Pollution Control NPWW Open House. Volunteers will educate youth on water quality and environmental science.

Volunteer your talents as a poet, dancer, singer, or musician to engage and uplift at-risk youth. Use your creative skills to make a positive impact in the community.

Coordinate and manage donations, ensuring that resources are efficiently utilized for the care of animals. Engage with donors and organize donation drives.

Assist in providing resources and support to underserved populations, helping to bridge gaps in access to community opportunities. Volunteers will engage with families and individuals to promote inclusion and support services.

Support educational initiatives by developing and delivering educational materials and programs about primates and their conservation. Volunteers will engage with the community to spread awareness.

Assist with the organization and execution of special events during the festival. Volunteers will help set up, manage, and break down events, ensuring they run smoothly.

Provide temporary homes for animals in need, helping them transition to their forever homes. Fosters play a crucial role in the rehabilitation and socialization of rescue animals.

Assist in leading and teaching youth in various activities such as foraging, eco-construction, and water activities. Volunteers will work with youth to develop leadership skills and environmental awareness.

Participate in a weekend event where developers, designers, and other technology professionals collaborate to build software solutions for local non-profits. Volunteers will work in teams to address specific technological needs of the charities.

Participate in tree planting activities with MARE Student Leaders at Daniel E. Morgan CMSD. Volunteers will help with environmental restoration and community greening projects.

These volunteers gather support for community cat management at various levels. Responsibilities include informing residents about the organization, local laws, and humane deterrents, and resolving cat-related complaints among neighbors.

Assist as greeters, distribute programs, and serve as ambassadors to enhance the audience's experience at the festival. Volunteers will engage with attendees to ensure a welcoming environment.

These volunteers work closely with the organization to trap cats in priority areas. Responsibilities include trapping community cats, transporting them to and from clinic appointments, housing them before and after surgery, and returning them to their trapping locations if they cannot be socialized.

Join our team as a running or hiking partner for our high-energy dogs, providing them with the exercise and socialization they need.

Volunteers are needed to provide temporary homes for animals until they are adopted. Responsibilities include caring for the animals, providing them with love and attention, and ensuring they receive necessary medical care.

Transporter volunteers pick up community cats from the shelter and return them to their original location. They may also transport cats to and from clinic appointments and help identify additional community cats in the vicinity by canvassing neighborhoods.

Assist in facilitating free art workshops for community members of all ages. Volunteers will help set up materials, guide participants in their art projects, and ensure a welcoming environment. No prior art experience required, just a passion for art and community.

Support the Salaam Kids program by helping organize and facilitate after-school activities that focus on building friendships and providing learning opportunities for children.

Join community service initiatives to help create a better community in Ohio. Volunteers can engage in various activities aimed at improving the lives of less privileged individuals.

Assist in organizing and coordinating the monthly meetings of the Cleveland Civil War Roundtable, including arranging speakers, managing reservations, and ensuring smooth operation of events. Volunteers will also help with setting up the venue and welcoming attendees.

Volunteers can host fundraising or awareness events, participate in developing organizational videos, provide translation services, or apply to serve on the KCNA2 Epilepsy, Inc Board of Directors. Skills in videography, photography, grant writing, and graphic design are also needed.

Become a part of the Darl Center for the Arts by volunteering to support various events and exhibitions. Volunteers will assist with event setup, visitor engagement, and administrative tasks.

Volunteers from Master Gardeners of Cuyahoga County are available to deliver presentations and demonstrations to garden clubs or community groups. Volunteers will share their expertise on various gardening topics.

Volunteers engage in critical monitoring efforts to keep a finger on the pulse of local water quality and answer locally relevant scientific questions about water resources. They participate in sampling events, collecting data on parameters such as pH, DO, temperature, and conductivity.

Assist in providing free healthcare services to the underprivileged and uninsured in the Northeast Ohio community. Volunteers may help with administrative tasks, patient coordination, and community outreach.

Transporters help by driving dogs from unfortunate situations to their new homes or foster care. This role is crucial in giving dogs a second chance at life.

Event Volunteers assist in planning, organizing, and working at events to promote the cause and engage with the community.

Veterinary Partners help medically evaluate the dogs in care, ensuring they receive the necessary medical attention.

Volunteers with computer skills can help keep the website fresh, expand social media reach, and manage digital content.

Dog Trainers provide basic training to dogs in care, helping them develop good manners and become family-ready.

Assist with the daily care of farm animals, including feeding, cleaning, and providing companionship. Volunteers will help maintain a safe and healthy environment for the animals.

Assist with maintaining the sanctuary's facilities and grounds to ensure a safe and clean environment for the foxes. Responsibilities include general upkeep, repairs, and landscaping.

Provide care for the foxes, including feeding, cleaning enclosures, and monitoring their health. Volunteers will work closely with the sanctuary staff to ensure the well-being of the animals.

Participate in fieldwork at real archaeological sites in Northeastern Ohio under the guidance of trained archaeologists. Volunteers will contribute to the understanding of the human past through archaeological discovery and preservation.

Help promote the sanctuary's mission and events through various marketing and social media platforms. Volunteers will create content, manage social media accounts, and engage with the community online.