Adult 18 and up, willing to take the necessary training to become an interior or exterior department member. | Requirements: Resident of Pleasantville, NY. Able to attend monthly meetings, attend a % of fire calls. | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers are needed to drive older adults to medical appointments and shopping trips through the RideConnect program. This role is crucial in helping seniors maintain their independence and access essential services.

Group Mentors commit to a minimum of one series of 3-5 round table discussions and/or teachings about a topic of mutual interest. There will be 3-10 girls for each series, and mentors must successfully complete a screening process.

As a mentor, you will provide supportive mentoring that improves self-worth for young people. You need to be authentic, genuinely care, and just keep showing up. Connections will fully equip you with the skills and support necessary to be great.

Student volunteers can gain valuable experience by assisting with various programs at Abbott House. Responsibilities may include tutoring, organizing recreational activities, or supporting administrative functions.

Organize and host a fundraising event to benefit Family Services of Westchester. Events can range from picnics to cocktail parties, with the goal of raising funds and awareness.

Spend a minimum of eight hours per month with a mentee, providing guidance and support. Commit to at least a one-year relationship and successfully complete the screening process.

Organize a food drive in your neighborhood to collect donations for the Bread of Life Rye Food Pantry. This opportunity allows you to engage your community and earn community service hours.

Join the Westchester County Youth Councils to promote community service and leadership among middle and high school students. Volunteers will engage in various community service projects.

Help in the lab with laundry, assist lab technicians when needed, and sanitize equipment to ensure the safe distribution of donor milk.

Put together boxes for donors, help pack orders for outpatients, and clean and reset incoming boxes for reuse to support the milk bank's operations.

Assist with answering phones, assembling donor packets, faxing, emailing, and other administrative tasks to help get precious donor milk to infants in need.

Assist with housekeeping, maintenance, and daily household activities to provide comfort to houseguests. Volunteers must commit to a minimum of two 3-hour shifts per month for at least one year.

Assist with providing our houseguests with a pleasant and comfortable stay by helping with housekeeping, maintenance, and day-to-day house activities. Volunteers are required to contribute a minimum of two 3-hour scheduled shifts per month for at least one year.

Assist the staff with receiving guests and phone calls, directing guests, and making them feel welcomed and comfortable. Volunteers are required to contribute a minimum of one 3-hour scheduled shift per week for at least one year.

Looking for able body individuals to join our Volunteer Fire and Ambulance department. | Requirements: Looking for able body individuals to join our Volunteer Fire and Ambulance department. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Lead the organization and execution of art shows with the Ossining Arts Council. Volunteers will be responsible for coordinating with artists, setting up exhibitions, and ensuring smooth operations during events.

Provide daily, part-time, or substitute caregiving for cat colonies, ensuring their well-being and monitoring their health. Current volunteer needs are in Yonkers.

Assist in building outdoor shelters for community cats, starting in October, to provide them with safe and warm environments during colder months.

Participate in organizing and executing fundraising events to support the organization's mission and initiatives for community cats.

Engage with media outlets to promote the mission and events of Bald Girls Do Lunch. Your responsibilities include drafting press releases and maintaining media relationships.

Develop and maintain relationships with sponsors to support events and initiatives. Your role involves identifying potential sponsors and managing sponsorship agreements.

Manage and create content for social media platforms to increase awareness and engagement for Bald Girls Do Lunch. Your role includes developing strategies and interacting with the online community.

Assist in planning and organizing events for women with alopecia areata. Your role will involve coordinating logistics, managing event schedules, and ensuring a smooth execution of events.

Capture moments at events to help promote awareness and support for women with alopecia areata. Your photos will be used for social media and promotional materials.

Help with the distribution of food at the Mobile Food Pantry located at the Star of Bethlehem Church parking lot. Volunteers will assist in setting up, distributing food, and interacting with clients.

Maintain relationships with donors and apply for grants. This role offers flexibility in the amount of time and effort invested.

Assist with administrative tasks such as publicity, stage management, and providing meals or receptions. Responsibilities include maintaining publicity outlets, confirming rehearsal spaces, and assisting with stage setup during rehearsals and performances.

Welcome and guide audience members during concerts. This role requires presence before and after concerts to ensure a smooth experience for attendees.

Work with the music director to coordinate the chorus and orchestra for each concert and distribute music. This role requires significant time, effort, and thought to ensure smooth operations.

Maintain a list of publicity outlets and handle press releases and calendar listings. This role requires moderate time, effort, and thought to effectively promote events.

Assist with the setup and striking of stage equipment during rehearsals and performances. This role requires physical lifting and presence during concert days.

Ensure rehearsal and performance spaces are available and equipped with necessary resources. This role involves coordinating technical and hospitality staff and requires moderate time and effort.

Assist clients in selecting food at our Choice Pantry located at Grace (Trinity) Church. Volunteers will explain procedures, help with packing food, and ensure a welcoming environment.

Engage your employees in purpose-driven activities by packing produce, shelf-stable food, or sorting and repacking while giving back to your community.

Volunteers are needed to pack food at our distribution center. This role involves sorting and packing produce, shelf-stable food, and other items to be distributed to our community partners.

Make an impact by crafting Help from Home meal bags. These bags, filled with seasonal meals, are perfect to put together remotely at home, with your co-workers, or your local community group.

Volunteers assist the instructor with guided activities for children ages 0-4, while their parents attend parenting and child development classes. This program is available during the daytime in Mount Kisco, Ossining, and Yonkers.

Volunteers assist clients during guided technology classes, helping with computer setup and exercises. Topics include safe password practices and using applications like Gmail and Google Docs. Available in Mount Kisco, Ossining, and Yonkers.

Volunteers tutor adult learners in English, one-on-one or in small groups. Curriculum and training are provided. Sessions are in the evenings in Ossining and Mount Kisco.

Assist with data entry, scanning, community outreach, and special events. Volunteers are needed to support various departments such as IT, Development, Finance, and Community Outreach.

Provide administrative assistance with data entry, scanning, and patient follow-up at one of our six busy health centers in Westchester and Putnam counties. Spanish bilingual preferred.

Host a toy drive, sort, organize, and distribute toys. Open Door distributes over 3,000 toys during our annual Santa Days to ensure every child has a gift to open during the holiday season.

Host a drive to collect newborn essentials, and sort and organize donated baby clothes. This program provides expectant moms with newborn necessities and important educational information to give their babies a healthy start in life.

Help assemble bags of fresh fruit and produce, and break down boxes at our Port Chester Medical Center on Thursday mornings. This role supports the Food is Medicine program in partnership with Feeding Westchester.

Organize our library of donated books, host a book drive for new and gently used books, and read and distribute books to young patients in the Medical Center waiting areas. This role supports early literacy as a critical part of a child’s well-being.

Provide invaluable support at tutorial centers across campus, helping students develop their reading, writing, math, science, and computer skills.

Host weekly chats with ESL students, fostering confidence in their English-speaking abilities. Engage in direct one-on-one and small group interactions with students throughout the semester.

Assist with special projects that enhance the campus experience, such as restoring the beauty of historic landscaping and assisting with cultural arts programs.

Engage in historic research and assist in the development of educational programs related to the history of Sparta and Dale Cemeteries. Volunteers will help in organizing cultural events and tours to promote historical awareness.

Participate in hands-on workshops to clean and restore monuments and grave markers at Sparta and Dale Cemeteries. Volunteers will receive instruction on proper cleaning techniques and contribute to the preservation of historic sites.

Join the Riverkeeper Sweep, our annual day of service for the Hudson River. Volunteers will help remove trash and invasive species from various locations along the river. This is a hands-on opportunity to make a tangible impact on the environment.

Assist with tabling at events and festivals to spread the word about Riverkeeper's mission. Volunteers will engage with the public, share information, and gather new memberships and donations.

Participate in Riverkeeper's water quality monitoring program. Volunteers will collect and sample water quality data from the Hudson River Estuary. A commitment of 6 months is required.

Provide essential office support including mailing, document filing, data entry, and paper shredding. This role is crucial for the smooth operation of Riverkeeper's administrative functions.

Partner with rising seniors to support them throughout the college admissions process. Coaches assist with the entire college application process, from building their college lists and writing personal statements, to completing the Common Application and providing guidance and encouragement.

Support families as they navigate the complexities of the financial aid process. Assist with completing and submitting financial aid applications (FAFSA, NYS TAP, and CSS Profile); reviewing financial award letters; and identifying options for narrowing the college cost gap.

Review and provide feedback on Scholars’ personal statements and supplemental essays to ensure their submissions are high-quality and error-free. Skilled volunteers with exceptional writing and editing skills are strongly encouraged to apply!

Work one-on-one with First-Gen Forward Scholars in college who are actively seeking internship and employment opportunities. Support Scholars with updating their resumes and cover letters so they can showcase their experiences and achievements in this competitive job market.

Volunteer drivers help older adults and adults with low vision access essential healthcare services by providing non-emergency medical rides. Volunteers facilitate critical access to medical appointments for those who might otherwise not receive care. Drivers can sign up for rides that fit their schedule and become part of a dynamic network of volunteers.

Provide support to seniors with technology-related tasks, including setting up email, printers, and helping with computers and cell phones. Volunteers should have basic technology skills and patience.

Volunteers assist seniors with light gardening, small repairs, and household tasks such as changing light bulbs and hanging pictures. No specific skills are required, just a willingness to help.

Provide transportation for community members to medical appointments, social and cultural events, and other necessary destinations. Help ensure that our members can access essential services and maintain social connections.

Assist in organizing and participating in social and cultural events for seniors, including holiday parties and community gatherings. Volunteers should enjoy social interaction and event planning.

Help your neighbors access essential healthcare services by providing non-emergency medical rides. Volunteers assist older adults (age 60+) and adults with low vision (age 21+) in Westchester and Putnam Counties, NY, and SW Fairfield County, CT. Sign up for rides when it’s convenient for you and experience the joys of helping others.

Participate in corporate employee engagement projects designed to strengthen community ties and support WJCS initiatives. Volunteers will work with corporate teams to execute these projects.

Support school-based community service projects by working with students and educators to implement initiatives that benefit the community. Volunteers will guide students in project planning and execution.

Engage in various individual volunteer opportunities that align with personal interests and skills. Volunteers can choose from a range of activities that support WJCS's mission.

Organize and manage drives to collect essential items for those in need. Volunteers will coordinate collection points and ensure items are distributed to the appropriate WJCS programs.

Assist in organizing and executing Bar and Bat Mitzvah projects that benefit the community. Volunteers will engage with youth and help facilitate meaningful projects.

Join the Sleepy Hollow Volunteer Fire Department. 100% volunteer since 1876. | Requirements: 14 years of age to become a Junior Firefighter. 17 years of age to become an active member in one of our five (5) companies. | Categories: Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support, Other, Junior Members, Fire Corps, Firefighter

Collaborate with the Bronx River Alliance in a community science program to assess the water quality of the Bronx River. This hands-on science project aims to improve the local environment.

Help improve our environment through hands-on science. Volunteers will participate in activities aimed at cleaning and preserving local rivers.

Join over 25,000 community members who have contributed to the care and revitalization of Westchester’s parks. Volunteers help maintain the beauty and vitality of these spaces for all to enjoy.

Provide advice and/or labor for garden maintenance at A-HOME houses. Help keep the gardens beautiful and functional for residents to enjoy.

Join the committee to help organize fundraising events and special activities. Support A-HOME's mission by engaging the community and raising necessary funds.

Assist residents by driving them to doctor and other appointments. Ensure residents have access to necessary services and appointments.

Help residents with financial planning, including budgeting, Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), health proxies, and living wills.

Participate in holiday shopping and celebrations, spring and fall yard clean-ups, and a spring tag sale. Volunteers help maintain the community spirit and support residents during special occasions.

Assist in painting and freshening up rooms when new residents move in. Ensure that living spaces are welcoming and well-maintained.

Provide support to residents through birthday celebrations, outings to local events, grocery or prescription pick-up, and 'are-you-okay' phone calls.

Pack and distribute fresh produce and shelf-stable goods for our guests. Volunteers help serve hundreds of community members each week.

Help prepare for weekly distributions by packing produce bags, sorting rescued food items, checking expiration dates, and shelving food donations.

Deliver bags of groceries to homebound neighbors, seniors, disabled individuals, and those recovering from illness or injury. Volunteers use their own car.

Rescue excess, unsold, near expiration food from commercial establishments. Volunteers use their own car for food runs within Westchester County.

You must be at least 18 years of age to be a member. | Requirements: You must be at least 18 years of age to be a member. | Categories: Firefighter, Community Education, Department Support

Share your English speaking skills with an adult in our community. We will train you to teach English as a second language and provide resources for your lessons.

High school volunteers work with elementary-aged kids, helping with homework and enrichment activities after school at Mount Kisco Elementary School.

High school students help elementary students maintain academic skills over the summer. The program runs for five weeks at Mount Kisco Elementary School.

Volunteers participate in food drives and events, helping to collect and distribute food to those in need. This role involves engaging with the community, organizing donations, and supporting various events aimed at raising awareness and resources for Hillside Food Outreach.

Our Delivery Volunteers are essential in getting nutritious food to our neighbors in need. Volunteers deliver groceries to clients who are unable to access traditional food pantries, providing them with nutrient-dense foods that help manage chronic illnesses and improve their quality of life.

Volunteers help stock shelves at Hillside Food Outreach locations, ensuring that food supplies are organized and readily available for distribution. This role is perfect for individuals or groups looking to make a tangible impact by supporting the day-to-day operations of the food pantry.

Volunteers in our Host Visitation Program assist families who have children placed in foster care by supervising and supporting them during family visits. These visits are critical and help reduce the trauma children experience by being separated from their families. Volunteers must complete a 15-hour training program.

CASA volunteers advocate for children who are under the supervision of the Department of Social Services and Family Court. After completing a 30-hour training, volunteers help monitor the care of their assigned child and advocate for services.

Volunteer attorneys provide pro bono legal services to nonprofit organizations, helping them navigate various legal challenges. This role involves offering expertise in areas such as corporate governance, employment law, intellectual property, and more.

Volunteers are needed to assist project facilitators in weighing and packing dried ingredients that can be donated to food pantries. Other projects include creating hand-decorated boxes, tote bags, and cards that are donated with the food products. This is a great opportunity for college students as well as retired teachers, especially those with experience in special education!

Support fundraising efforts to help sustain the organization's programs. This may involve reaching out to potential donors and organizing fundraising activities.

Assist in providing adaptive riding lessons by helping as a side walker or horse leader, and mentoring adults and children with special needs. Volunteers receive orientation and training before starting.

Help care for horses, including feeding, grooming, and stable management. Volunteers ensure the well-being of the horses and maintain the barn environment.

Join the Board of Directors to provide strategic guidance, governance, and support to the organization in achieving its mission and goals.