Assist shoppers with groceries, stock shelves in the pantry, and collect food donations to help build a hunger-free community. Volunteers are essential in supporting the pantry's operations and outreach efforts.

Assist in organizing and managing the boutique, helping clients find the perfect dress, and maintaining the cleanliness and presentation of the store. Volunteers may also help with administrative tasks and event preparation.

Wrap gifts and toys for children in hospitals and prepare them for mailing. Volunteers help bring joy to children affected by cancer and rare illnesses during the holiday season.

Help distribute posters and flyers to local businesses to promote Bike Bald Group's events and initiatives. Volunteers play a key role in raising awareness and community engagement.

Assist with organizing and creating artistic inspiration for community members of all ages. Volunteers help raise cultural consciousness and provide therapeutic enjoyment through accessible arts programming.

Assist with music instruction or therapy introduction to the community and children. Volunteers help provide a therapeutic and creative outlet for children through music.

Provide reception, office support, and assist with mailings. Volunteers help ensure the smooth operation of the organization's daily activities.

Help with staffing fundraising events to support Bike Bald Group's mission. Volunteers play a crucial role in organizing and executing events that raise funds and awareness for children in need.

Provide skilled craft or trade support such as carpentry and painting. These roles are intermittent and as needed to maintain the facilities.

Assist with posting and delivering/picking up flyers and toys to hospitals and local businesses. Volunteers help spread awareness and support for children affected by cancer and rare illnesses.

Contribute to the planning and execution of special events and Pedal Dream projects. Volunteers are appreciated for even as little as an hour of their time.

We are a 100% volunteer department located 46 miles directly west of the city of Chicago. We do ask volunteers to be within a certain distance of the Fire district to help in responding too calls. We are a close community and strive to help in many opportunities. We do meet weekly for training and once your past your probation period you are able to gain knowledge and respond to calls. We also cover standbys one weekend per month. If your interested in being a volunteer and live close, please reach out and someone with respond as quickly as possible | Requirements: Live within fire district (TBD) 18 years old to respond too calls, however 16 years old as a cadet to gain the knowledge as you work thru school, Fire Science and/or EMT Training | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Junior Members

Participate in fundraising activities to help offset the cost of veterinary care for the animals.

Provide a temporary home for cats or kittens while they await adoption. Ensure they receive proper care and socialization.

Assist in preparing for adoption events that showcase our cats and kittens to potential adopters.

Help with the development and maintenance of the organization's website.

Create engaging written content for brochures and other materials for public distribution.

Visit Stations 1 or 2 for an application | Requirements: Please Contact Station | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Volunteers are invited to engage in hands-on experiences that support the Fox Valley Orchestra. Responsibilities include assisting with events, supporting administrative tasks, and promoting the arts within the community. Volunteers can earn community service hours for their contributions.

Assist in various gardening tasks such as weeding, harvesting, and watering at the community garden. No experience is required, and all necessary tools and supplies are provided.

Help unpack food deliveries from the Northern Illinois Food Bank and stock shelves in the pantry. This occurs on the first Friday of each month.

Package and transport healthy snacks and food items to local schools and the Hinckley Library when supplies are low. This occurs on various dates and times.

Groups can volunteer to help with stocking shelves, packing groceries, sorting donations, shopping, picking up donations, and assisting with monthly deliveries and distributions.

Assist clients with shopping during designated hours, help them get food to their cars, and organize donations. Volunteers are needed on the first and third Saturday mornings and the following Monday evenings.

Pick up food from the Northern Illinois Food Bank in DeKalb and transport it to Waterman. This takes place on the first and third Monday of each month.

Volunteers are needed to provide TLC to adoptable cats at Petsmart in Geneva, Illinois. Responsibilities include cleaning litter boxes, doing laundry, and spending time with the cats to improve their well-being.

As a general volunteer, you will assist with on-site support at events and collaborate with other organizations and shelters. This role involves helping with event logistics and providing support where needed.

Volunteers assist with feeding, walking, and socializing animals, as well as helping with administrative and outreach efforts. This role is crucial in providing care and rehabilitation to animals in need.