The Home Evaluation Coordinator receives all adoption applications, acknowledges them, explains adoption procedures, and arranges for in-person home visits for potential adopters.

Foster parents provide safe, loving temporary homes to allow dogs to transition from abandoned to adopted. CBCR covers vet expenses, while foster parents provide love, care, and security.

Join the trail building crew in partnership with Chatham County Parks & Recreation to help develop and maintain trails in the Lower Haw River State Natural Area. Volunteers will assist in various trail construction and maintenance tasks.

Monitor wildlife cameras in the Lower Haw River State Natural Area, downloading images monthly to capture wildlife activity. Volunteers contribute to understanding the secret life of animals through camera footage.

Monitor birdhouses in the Lower Haw River State Natural Area for nesting activity. Volunteers commit to checking the birdhouses every two weeks from February to June, and weekly if there is a nest, reporting their findings.

Join the invasive plant removal workdays with State Parks biologists to identify and remove non-native plants using non-motorized hand tools. Volunteers will learn about invasive plants and removal techniques.

Participate in the Great Southeast Pollinator Census and help with the pollinator garden workday by removing invasive plants and planting native species. Volunteers will also capture a snapshot of pollinator activity by tallying insect visits to plants.

Participate in organizing and executing fundraising events to support the refuge, engaging with the community to raise awareness and funds.

Help with the adoption process by providing information to potential adopters and assisting with the necessary paperwork to ensure a smooth adoption experience.

Provide transportation for cats to and from veterinary appointments or to their new homes, ensuring their safety and comfort during transit.

Assist with weekend guests and prospective adopters, helping to create a welcoming environment and providing information about the cats and the refuge.

Conduct virtual home visits to assess the suitability of potential adopters' homes for the cats, ensuring a safe and loving environment.

Assist in the maintenance and development of community gardens, helping children learn about sustainable gardening practices. Volunteers will work directly with children, fostering a connection with nature and teaching them about the environment.

Assist in the care and maintenance of animals at the sanctuary, including feeding, cleaning, and providing companionship. Volunteers may also help with events and community outreach programs.

The Volunteer Firefighter drives or rides an emergency vehicle in response to fire, rescue and emergency medical events, hazardous materials response/mitigation, and routine requests for help or assistance. In the performance of their duties, the Volunteer Firefighter/EMT places equipment, lays and connects hose; operates high-capacity pumps and directs water streams; raises and climbs ladders; uses chemical extinguishers, safety belts, lines and hooks and uses self-contained breathing apparatus. The Volunteer Firefighter may enter a burning building as part of a fire suppression team, perform ventilation tasks above ground, carry heavy objects and equipment and rescue injured or trapped victims and performing other related work as assigned | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old (We do offer a Junior Firefighter program for those 16-18) Must be a legal U.S. Citizen High school graduate or equivalent Must live within 10 miles of a Deep River Fire Department station Must possess a valid NC Drivers License Never pled guilty, no contest, or have been convicted of a felony Must not have had a suspension, revocation, or accumulated more than 8 points in the last three years | Categories: Firefighter

Assist with free clogging lessons offered on Tuesday nights in the Fall. Volunteers will help participants of all ability levels, ensuring they have a fun and engaging experience.

Silk Hope Volunteer Fire Department is seeking dedicated men and women to answer the call and protect the lives and property within our 100 square mile AHJ. We are a rural department with attack, water supply, rescue, and medical resources and respond in coordination with eight surrounding agencies. Contact us to see how you can get involved. | Requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age and submit to a criminal and driving history background examination. Must be capable of responding to at least 18 calls per year and attending 36 hours of training per year. | Categories: EMT, Department Support, Firefighter

Participate in events to promote the rescue and assist with various tasks such as setting up, engaging with the public, and providing information about adoption and fostering.

Contribute creatively by designing t-shirts or coming up with new ideas to help the rescue, such as fundraising or hosting events.

Assist in transporting rescued German Shepherd Dogs to foster homes, veterinary appointments, or adoption events. Volunteers can deduct their mileage for tax purposes.

Event Volunteers are individuals who donate their time during special events and activities, helping to ensure the success of these events. Responsibilities may include setup, coordination, and assisting participants.

Capacity Builders bring new ideas and expertise to the organization, helping to develop and implement innovative strategies. Volunteers in this role contribute to the growth and improvement of Triangle Bikeworks' programs.

Ride Leaders are responsible for leading bike rides, ensuring the safety of participants, and providing guidance. They must be comfortable cycling on roads and trails and have knowledge of traffic laws and bike signals.

Mentors work directly with youth over a lengthy period, providing guidance and support. They participate in training rides and bike rides, acting as ride leaders to ensure safety and motivation.

Volunteers help with event setup, takedown, and support during community events to foster celebration and connection. Tasks may include serving meals and connecting with neighbors.

Volunteers help transcribe oral histories collected from community members to preserve the past and future of the Northside community. This work supports the interactive oral history site 'From the Rock Wall'.

Volunteers assist with after-school programs that pass on local history to the next generation, hosted by community partners like the Craig/Gomains Boys & Girls Club and Hargraves Community Center.

Volunteers meet at the Jackson Center to fold the monthly print newspaper and deliver it to households in Northside and Pine Knolls on foot. This role supports community engagement and information sharing.

Volunteers assist with picking up and sorting food donations, setting up and cleaning up, and distributing grocery items to community members in Chapel Hill. This opportunity supports the certified food bank and ministry of St. Joseph CME Church.

Volunteers conduct door-to-door surveys to collect neighborhood demographics for the Northside Census, which measures the impact of housing initiatives in the community.

Interns will gain comprehensive experience in documentary film production, participating in all phases including pre-production, production, and post-production. Responsibilities include researching issues, operating equipment, video editing, and organizing film materials.

Hotline Helpers are crucial for educating the public about wildlife. Volunteers answer phone calls, using Google Voice, for 2-hour shifts from anywhere, and are supported by senior volunteers via Facebook Messenger.

Transporters pick up wildlife in need and transport them to the CLAWS facility. Training is provided, and volunteers will be listed on federal permits. Animals needing transport include waterfowl, raptors, and fawn.

Volunteers research animal behavior to build enrichment structures that entertain animals in their environment. This role supports the mental and physical well-being of the animals.

Grant Writers assist CLAWS by identifying and applying for grants. Volunteers with experience in grant writing are greatly appreciated, and part of the grant may be allocated to the writer if allowed.

Fundraising volunteers help plan and execute fundraising events, working closely with others and often speaking to the public. This role is vital for supporting the organization's financial needs.

Research Assistants help gather information about the animals, including dietary needs and cage enrichment. This role supports the ongoing care and understanding of the diverse species at CLAWS.

Volunteers assist with building additions to the perimeter fence, ensuring safety without direct animal interaction. This role is crucial for maintaining secure habitats for the animals.

Booth Helpers assist at local fairs and festivals by engaging with the public, distributing literature, and educating about wildlife and responsible pet ownership. Volunteers need a basic understanding of these topics.

Join the newsletter team to help publish the monthly Falconbridge newsletter. Tasks include editing documents, coordinating meetings, and potentially using platforms like Google Docs, Mailchimp, and WordPress. Training is provided, and volunteers can expect to work 5-10 hours a month.

As a FRIENDS volunteer, you will assist Falconbridge residents with non-medical tasks such as meal preparation, errands, transportation to appointments, and social visits. Volunteers choose tasks based on their availability and interests, with no pressure to commit beyond their comfort level.

Assist with administrative duties including drafting spreadsheets, sorting files, and filing taxes. Gain experience in Microsoft Office and non-profit agency logistics.

Participate in the process of hosting large events and designing event materials. Responsibilities include volunteering at events and drafting creative event brochures.

Assist in providing medical care to the homeless population by accompanying medical professionals on street rounds. Volunteers will help with logistics, patient interaction, and distribution of medical supplies.

Medical and non-medical volunteers are needed to perform vision screenings, which involve reading the big 'E' on the chart. Volunteers may also assist with registration and other tasks as part of Durham Tech's Project Sight, which provides mobile eye exams and no-cost eyeglasses.

Medical and non-medical volunteers are needed to offer mobile sports physicals to middle and high school students in Durham County. This role involves working with Durham Tech's Mobile Health Lab to provide free sports physicals at schools and community groups.

Volunteers with specific skills such as graphic design, copywriting, photography, and videography are needed to support Eustress Inc.'s mission. These roles involve creating content and materials to promote mental health awareness.

Volunteers are needed to staff mental health walks, providing support and encouragement to participants. Responsibilities include setting up the event, assisting with guest services, and ensuring a smooth operation throughout the walk.

Assist in various roles within the theatre production, ensuring a supportive environment for disabled performers. Volunteers will help with tasks that do not require strenuous activities, promoting inclusivity and awareness for POTS.

Volunteers will serve as mentors and accountability partners, providing emotional support and guidance to individuals facing mental health challenges. This role involves active listening and offering advice based on personal experiences.

We have a need for persons interested in serving as firefighters, EMT's or both. | Requirements: Be 18 years of age, be able to pass a physical and drug test, be willing to train for at least 36 hours per year. Live within the SCVFD fire district. Be willing to serve your community and get more in return than you could ever give. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter