Help with the organization and maintenance of museum collections, including cataloging artifacts and assisting with exhibitions. This position is suited for those with a keen interest in history and attention to detail.

Volunteers will conduct tours of the museum exhibitions, engaging visitors with historical narratives and insights. This role is ideal for those who enjoy interacting with the public and sharing knowledge about local history.

Assist with membership events and educational programs by providing refreshments, hosting, and logistical support. This role is perfect for individuals who enjoy working in a team and helping to create memorable experiences for attendees.

Volunteers help with various tasks including home construction, neighborhood revitalization, and assisting at the ReStore. No prior experience is necessary, and training is provided on-site.

ReStore volunteers assist with receiving donations, organizing merchandise, and helping customers. This role supports the mission by raising funds to build homes for those in need.

Volunteers participate in plantings, clean-ups, and other essential projects to help parks thrive. Responsibilities include removing litter, invasive plants, and maintaining trails.

Volunteers are needed to drive one-hour legs of transport trips for animals being moved from high-kill shelters in the South to New Jersey. Volunteers also transport animals to and from local vet appointments.

Volunteers help organize and assist at community events such as street fairs and farmer’s markets, as well as fundraising events throughout the year. Responsibilities include event planning and on-site support.

Foster volunteers provide temporary care in their homes for animals, preparing them for adoption. Responsibilities include providing a safe environment, attending vet appointments, and participating in adoption days.

Act as a referee for the Rescue Maze event, overseeing the competition and ensuring compliance with the rules.

Judge performances in the OnStage League, evaluating creativity, technical skills, and overall presentation.

Serve as a referee for the Soccer League during the RoboCupJunior USA competition. Ensure fair play and adherence to competition rules.

Assist in coordinating the Rescue Line events, ensuring smooth operation and assisting participants as needed.

Volunteers help maintain trails by removing fallen trees, cleaning drainage pipes, and ensuring trails are safe and accessible. Tasks may include applying gravel and pruning vegetation.

The Green Brook Fire Department has been providing fire protection and rescue services to the residents and visitors to the Township of Green Brook since 1928. The membership consists of 100% volunteers. The Department is seeking dedicated, community minded individuals for essential community service. After joining the Department you will be provided all necessary training and protective clothing by the Township at no charge. Green Brook is a small community with mainly residential homes, some townhome / condominium complexes and a commercial corridor on US Highway 22. The department averages 225- 275 calls a year. Do you want to help your fellow neighbors, work hard, meet new people and have fun at the same time? If you do, then Volunteer! And join the Green Brook Fire Department! | Requirements: Positions are open for anyone age 16 or older and no prior training is required. We will provide all training free of charge to qualified applicants. Applicants must be able to pass a physical exam as part of application process. Applicants age 18 and above: Firefighter and Firefighter/EMT: responds to fire and/or EMS calls and actively participates in firefighting or EMS duties and training. Applicants age 16 & 17: Junior Member: Age 16-17, responds to fire and/or EMS calls, assists firefighters or EMTs in performance of duties but does not actively engage in firefighting. Prospective Junior or Regular Probationary applicants must live in Green Brook or within 10 minutes of Firehouse #1 or Firehouse #2. The regular probation period is 1 year. In that time frame you must be able to attend and pass a NJ State certified Firefighter 1 Course. The FF 1 course is usually 2 nights a week and 1 day on the weekend for approximately 3.5 months. In the interim you must also become proficient on equipment operation and location and each piece of apparatus. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

The Green Brook Fire Department has been providing fire protection and rescue services to the residents and visitors to the Township of Green Brook since 1928. The Green Brook Rescue Squad has been providing emergency medical services to the residents and visitors to the Township of Green Brook since 1950. In 1999 the two Departments merged to create the Green Brook Fire-EMS Department. The membership consists of 100% volunteers. The Department is seeking dedicated, community minded individuals for essential community service. After joining the Department you will be provided all necessary training and protective clothing at no charge. Do you want to help your fellow neighbors, work hard, meet new people and have fun at the same time? If you do, then Volunteer! And join the Green Brook Fire-EMS Department! | Requirements: Positions are open for anyone age 16 or older and no prior training is required. We will provide all training free of charge to qualified applicants. Applicants must be able to pass a physical exam as part of application process. Applicants age 18 and above: Firefighter and Firefighter/EMT: responds to fire and/or EMS calls and actively participates in firefighting or EMS duties and training. Applicants age 16-18: Junior Member: Age 16-18, responds to fire and/or EMS calls, assists firefighters or EMTs in performance of duties but does not actively engage in firefighting. | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers at the Center for Hope Hospice & Palliative Care engage in various service programs that allow them to utilize their interests and talents. Each volunteer is appreciated for their contribution, and there are many opportunities to meet new people and face interesting challenges.

The Auxiliary at the Center for Hope runs various events throughout the year and is in need of new members to help support these initiatives. Volunteers can contribute their time and skills to help organize and execute community events.

Help with the maintenance of pollinator and native plant gardens. Tasks include planting, weeding, and watering to promote a healthy ecosystem in Brightwood Park.

Assist with posting Friends of Brightwood Park activities on social media platforms. Capture and share the essence of events to engage the community and promote the park's activities.