Volunteers help keep the FriendShop organized, put up appealing displays, and handle sales. This role is crucial in maintaining the bookstore's operations and ensuring a pleasant experience for visitors.

Volunteers manage and create content for the library's social media platforms, helping to promote events and engage with the community online.

Volunteers serve as cashiers and greeters at the library's kiosk, providing a welcoming atmosphere and assisting visitors with their inquiries and purchases.

Volunteers plan and coordinate special events at the library, ensuring successful execution and community engagement.

Volunteers create engaging written content for various library publications and promotional materials, contributing to the library's outreach efforts.

Volunteers assist with maintaining and updating the library's website, ensuring accurate and current information is available to the public.

Help coordinate the annual golf tournament fundraiser, which supports local scholarships. Volunteers will assist with event logistics, registration, and participant coordination.

Participate in organizing and collecting donations for the Englewood Helping Hands Food Drives. Volunteers will assist in sorting and distributing food items to local food pantries.

Assist in organizing and managing the annual Furry Scurry 5K event, which raises funds for animal shelters and rescues. Volunteers will help with event setup, registration, and guiding participants during the event.

Volunteers will engage in community-wide efforts to promote a healthy, safe, and drug-free environment. Responsibilities include participating in events and activities, and working with youth to reduce substance abuse risk factors.

Organize a supply drive to collect clinical and non-clinical supplies for the clinic. This is a great way for schools, churches, neighborhoods, and community organizations to support the clinic.

Volunteer physicians, physician assistants, and registered nurse practitioners are needed to see patients on Monday or Thursday evenings from 5pm to 8pm once every 2 months. Volunteers must have an active license in the State of Florida.

Registered nurses and licensed practical nurses are needed to provide patient care on Monday or Thursday evenings from 5pm to 8pm.

Volunteers will attend a one-hour training session and greet patients as they arrive at the clinic, answer questions, and provide support to organize patient charts and filing.

Volunteers will attend a one-hour training session and assist by screening patients for financial eligibility for clinic services.

Volunteers help maintain the gardens and park by assisting with tasks such as planting, weeding, and general upkeep. No pre-registration is required, and volunteers can join by contacting the organization via email.

Join our team of volunteers to improve the quality of life for aging and elderly dogs by providing them with human attention and care. Volunteers are needed to walk, cuddle, and play with the dogs, enhancing their well-being and happiness.