Volunteers will assist with sorting plants for orders, organizing orders, and helping with pick-up during the spring plant sale. Volunteers can choose to take on one or multiple shifts.

Volunteers are needed to manage the Food Collection Table at summer concerts, collecting donations to help the food insecure in the community. Responsibilities include receiving and packing donations and distributing raffle tickets to donors.

Volunteers with strong office and computer skills can donate a few hours each week to assist with clerical work at one of our 20 offices. This role helps ensure smooth operations and support for various programs.

Advocate for elderly neighbors living in nursing homes and adult care homes in Suffolk County. Volunteers visit assigned homes weekly to help residents understand their rights to quality care.

As a Cat Caretaker Volunteer, you will be responsible for cleaning and socializing with the cats at our Adoption Center. Volunteers are required to commit to at least 2 hours per week and must be 18 years or older.

The Huntington Fire Department consists of well educated and skilled members who want to help their community. They all work variety of jobs and still continue to volunteer to help during emergency situations. You will get free training along with great benefits. Please contact us for more information. | Requirements: No requirements needed. We will train you for free. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

Assist in our after-school homework help and tutoring program at Family Centers in Bay Shore, Brentwood, Huntington Station, and Riverhead from October to May. This role supports students in their academic success.

Distribute literature about the Art League and its programs at various locations. Volunteers will help spread the word and increase community engagement.

Assist during arts & crafts fairs and other events by helping with setup, managing booths, and providing information to attendees. Volunteers will ensure events run smoothly and are enjoyable for all.

Help with administrative tasks in the front office, including answering phones, greeting visitors, and assisting with paperwork. Volunteers will support the daily operations of the Art League.

Assist instructors in the classroom by helping with setup, cleanup, and providing support to students during art classes. Volunteers will ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all participants.

Help with the setup and breakdown of exhibitions, assist with gallery maintenance, and provide information to visitors about the exhibits. Volunteers will play a key role in ensuring the gallery runs smoothly.

Assist in maintaining the studios, organizing materials, and ensuring the space is ready for classes and workshops. Volunteers will help create a conducive environment for creativity.

Be responsible for maintaining one of our pollinator gardens. We will teach you what plants need to be pulled and how to identify the native plants. You will need to complete a one-hour training session. Once trained, you can work on your own schedule.

Weekend volunteer efforts are generally on Saturdays from 9:30 to 11:30 and are coordinated with the NYS Park Saturday Stewards. The type of work is seasonal, but the majority focuses on invasive removal and planting.

Work in a small group during the week on various tasks such as cutting vines, digging out roots, weed whacking, pulling weeds, installing deer fencing, and planting natives. The jobs vary depending on the time of year, but the job satisfaction is consistently high! Volunteering takes place in the morning for 2 to 3 hours.

Engage in environmental-based volunteering suited for employee groups, with a brief presentation on Caumsett's history and the environmental benefits of the group's work. Typically conducted on weekend mornings.

Volunteers are vital for the programs offered by REACH CYA, which include social, recreational, and educational activities for children and youth. Volunteers can help by contributing their time to support various programs and events.

Join DogAbility as a volunteer to help increase awareness and understanding of our organization. Volunteers assist in various roles such as administration, activity design, data entry, outreach, and advertising, contributing to the organization's mission of bettering lives through canine-assisted activities.

As a volunteer counselor, you will provide nonjudgmental support to individuals in emotional distress. Volunteers are required to commit to one four-hour shift per week for a minimum of one year and will receive professional training to effectively assist callers.