Volunteers help transport residents to and from therapy sessions, eye doctor appointments, beauty shop appointments, and the barber. They also assist with transporting residents to the gift shop.

Assist residents during activities such as bingo games, card games, concerts, and parties. Provide personal attention and help during church services and other large group events.

Visit residents in their rooms to tend and water houseplants, write letters, read mail, or just chat. Provide companionship and support to enhance their daily lives.

Assist with trail development and marking, build resting benches along trails and streams, identify trees and create signage, and help create bon-fire sites. Volunteers will also participate in building a Lean-To shelter on the upper trail.

Volunteer at events to ensure their success. This role is perfect for those who want to contribute but cannot commit regularly.

Assist with trail maintenance, conservation efforts, and ensure the Greenway remains clean and accessible for everyone. This role is ideal for those who enjoy working outdoors and contributing to environmental conservation.

Help spread the word about the Chenango Greenway Conservancy by utilizing skills in social media, fundraising, and event planning to build awareness and engagement.

Self motivated, hard working individual looking to help its community | Requirements: Able to make trainings and calls when available | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Other, Fundraising

United Way of Mid Rural New York is seeking community members to serve on its Board of Directors. Board members will help guide the organization in its mission to improve education, health, and financial stability in the community.

Assist in providing care and support for rescued animals. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and socializing with the animals to help them adjust and prepare for adoption.

Help in organizing and distributing food to individuals and families in need. Volunteers will assist in stocking shelves, packing food bags, and ensuring a welcoming environment for clients.

Volunteers assist with various tasks including admissions, gift shop operations, construction and maintenance of enclosures, grounds keeping, and educational guiding. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and are expected to work at least 12 hours a month.

If you enjoy working with children and sharing your love of nature, consider becoming an education volunteer at Rogers Center. You don’t need to be an expert at identifying trees and birds; you do need to have a curious mind, a positive mindset, and compassion for learners of all abilities.

Throughout the year, Rogers Center hosts a few large events. Event volunteers help with set up, take down, parking, visitor interactions, running activities, manning booths, serving coffee, and more. Events like the Winter Living Celebration and Animals of Halloween are simply not possible without our volunteers.

From trimming back branches to digging out beaver dams, if you enjoy working outdoors with your hands, you might feel right at home as one of our trail crew volunteers. Self-starters excel in this position, and you know your work will be appreciated.

If you have top-notch administrative or technical skills, or even if you just enjoy meeting people, you might be interested in volunteering in our office and/or gift shop. Weekend volunteers are invaluable to our small staff, and we can always use an extra pair of hands in the office.