Digitize, edit, and transcribe several oral histories recorded on cassette tapes. This task is crucial for preserving the historical narratives of the community.

Help with mowing the lawn in the summer and shoveling sidewalks in the winter to reduce the cost of contracting these tasks.

Develop slide shows, PowerPoint presentations, or video tours of the Martin-Perry House for groups that cannot visit in person, such as schools and senior centers.

Research and fill in gaps in the Powell history timeline to include recent events and provide a more comprehensive historical account.

Scan and preserve a significant collection of cemetery records and photographs from Liberty Township to make them more accessible to the public.

Scan old newspaper articles and documents to preserve their content and prevent degradation over time.

Identify subjects and collect additional oral or video histories to expand the society's collection. This role involves engaging with the community to gather personal stories and historical accounts.

Help plan programs, identify speakers, and coordinate program delivery to support the society's educational mission.

Assist with maintenance and repair tasks at the Martin-Perry House, an old structure requiring ongoing attention.

Categorize and describe a large collection of digital and print photographs of historical objects to make them more useful to the public.

Assist in identifying links between families and expanding the index of surnames and family members of Powell and Liberty Township using a web-based tool.

Use graphic design skills to create content for the website, brochures, posters, and presentations, enhancing the society's visual communication.

Volunteers assist with various tasks supporting the organization's mission, including helping at the clinic, participating in community outreach, and supporting administrative functions. Regular volunteers receive complimentary annual wellness visits for up to two pets per year.

Volunteers are needed to help distribute warming items such as winter coats, hats, boots, gloves, and sleeping bags to the unhoused in Central Ohio. Volunteers may also assist in scouting homeless camps and guiding distribution missions.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the Pollinator Festival at Deer Haven Park. Volunteers will help set up booths, engage with attendees, and provide information on pollinators and their importance.

Conduct research to support the sanctuary's mission, including gathering data on primate welfare and conservation efforts. Volunteers will assist in compiling reports and analyzing findings.

Assist in various community care initiatives aimed at empowering individuals and uplifting the community. Volunteers will support programs that focus on self-awareness, self-reliance, and self-sufficiency.

Manage and create content for the organization's social media platforms to engage the community and promote the sanctuary's mission. Volunteers will work on content creation, scheduling, and interaction with followers.

Help maintain the gardens of several properties. Choose to "adopt a garden" or join in weeding and planting activities.

Guide visitors through the Meeker Homestead Museum, providing educational experiences. Training provided.

Assist in organizing and distributing food baskets to help the underprivileged in Central Ohio. Volunteers will help prepare and distribute food baskets on the first Saturday of every month.

Participate in ArborFest at Alum Creek Park by helping with event logistics, guiding visitors, and sharing knowledge about trees and their ecological benefits.

Sign up to be notified about one-time special events such as field trips to Slate Run Farm or assisting with the Community Festival. Volunteers help ensure events run smoothly and are enjoyable for participants.

Assist neighborhood kids with enrichment activities during the summer, including a summer reading program, special craft days, and a science fair. Volunteers help foster a fun and educational environment for children.

Deliver items or pick up supplies like baby items, or deliver furniture to newly arrived neighbors’ apartments. This role supports new arrivals in settling into their new homes.

Pair up with a neighbor as an English conversation partner or teach (or assist) a small English class. This role supports language learning and cultural exchange.

Provide office support by welcoming neighbors at the front desk, setting up appointments, and answering general questions. This role is essential in creating a welcoming environment for visitors.

Help neighbors practice driving skills or provide tips on passing the driving test. This role involves one-on-one interaction to help individuals gain confidence and skills for their driving test.

Assist in the care and maintenance of rabbits, ensuring they have a clean and safe environment. Volunteers will help with feeding, cleaning, and socializing the rabbits to prepare them for adoption.

Volunteers are essential in helping VCAS change the lives of veterans and rescue dogs. Volunteers may assist with various tasks including event support, administrative duties, and helping with dog placements and training programs.

Maintain a clean environment for patients, staff, and visitors.

Ensure access to nutritious meals for patients, staff, and volunteers by preparing meals.

Welcome individuals to the clinic and assist with check-in and information.

Provide communication support for patients who speak languages other than English.

Provide non-invasive care focused on musculoskeletal health and pain management.

Support the optometrist with eye care services to underserved patients, manage patient flow, and provide education.

Provide specialized care for patients with foot, ankle, and lower limb conditions.

Provide emergency medical care and support to patients experiencing urgent health issues.

Welcome patients, gather necessary personal and medical information, and ensure accurate data entry into the clinic's systems.

Provide specialized care to patients with physical impairments, disabilities, or injuries.

Ensure efficient movement of patients through the clinic and optimize workflows to minimize wait times.

Provide essential patient care, taking vital signs and educating patients on treatment plans.

Provide clinical and administrative support during patient visits.

Offer emotional and spiritual support to patients, staff, and visitors by providing prayer and a compassionate presence.

Support the dentist in providing care to underserved patients and maintaining dental equipment.

Document patient encounters, assist healthcare providers in maintaining accurate and detailed medical records, and ensure that clinical information is entered into the EHR system in real-time.

Provide essential dental care, focusing on preventive, diagnostic, and restorative treatments.

Deliver comprehensive medical care to underserved patients including diagnosing and treating conditions, prescribing medications, and creating individualized treatment plans.

Dispense medications, provide counseling, and ensure patients receive the correct prescriptions.

Conduct eye exams, diagnose vision conditions, and prescribe corrective lenses.

Assist with promoting the Ohio Gourd Show by contacting local media and distributing promotional materials. This is a vital role for increasing community awareness of our event.

Join the events committee to plan and execute community and fundraising events, including outreach to sponsors and vendors.

Help spread the word about upcoming events by hanging flyers in various locations in and around Delaware.

Participate in clean-up efforts by picking up trash around the Arts Park premises, utilizing provided bags.

Help with the setup and execution of an event featuring eight performing groups, artisan booths, and food trucks. Sign up by July 24, 2025.

Manage volunteers, provide assignments, and gather volunteer hours for reports and grants. Participate in planning sessions with board and event team members.

Share interesting posts on various social media platforms on behalf of the Arts Park, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Google, LinkedIn, and others.

Join as a marketing intern to gain experience and use creativity. Duties include social media posts, communications for mailings, and managing website content.

Volunteer photographers play a crucial role by donating their time and expertise to photograph NICU families. Requirements include a compassionate demeanor, experience in family or infant photography, and the ability to work in sensitive environments.

Assist in planning and executing events, fundraising activities, and other initiatives to support the mission of Capturing Courage Photography. Volunteers with skills in event planning, baking, or a desire to help are encouraged to apply.

Work with children to provide hands-on historical experiences for Delaware County students. No teaching degree needed; support and training provided.

Help event-goers learn more about the Delaware County Historical Society at our booth during First Fridays, answering questions and sharing information alongside fellow volunteers.

Guide visitors through the Historic Jail and Sheriff’s Residence during First Fridays, sharing stories and history. Training is provided.

Engage with the public at various events, answering gardening questions and providing science-based information to help with gardening challenges.

Join the core volunteer team to make a consistent and meaningful impact by assisting or leading diaper packing parties, representing the organization at community events, and engaging with families and vendors. This role is perfect for those who want to spread awareness and inspire support for the cause.

Participate in packing parties to help prepare diapers for distribution to families in need. These events are held in the warehouse and typically last 90 minutes to 2 hours, providing a hands-on opportunity to support the community.

Assist with organizing and executing service projects that empower young leaders. Volunteers help with various tasks to ensure successful project completion and positive community impact.

Conduct interviews with student leaders to document their experiences and impact. This role involves engaging with youth to capture their stories and contributions to community projects.

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Assist judges during the gourd competition by organizing entries and providing logistical support. This is a great way to learn about the judging process and meet other gourd enthusiasts.

Join us for a fun-filled day of assisting with various activities at the gourd show, including helping with the 'Make it and Take it' section. All volunteers can enter a raffle for gift cards.

We need outgoing and fun personalities to interact with attendees at our show, welcoming them and encouraging the purchase of raffle tickets to support our initiatives. Volunteers should arrive 15 minutes early for instructions.

Help with various tasks during our event, including selling souvenirs, registering attendees for classes, and assisting vendors. All volunteers can enter a raffle for gift cards.

Join the Greater Columbus Community Orchestra as a musician volunteer. Participate in rehearsals and concerts, contributing to the community's cultural enrichment through orchestral music. Currently, there is full capacity for violins and cellos, but other instruments may be needed.

Join the CWC team to engage with local communities, raise awareness, and mobilize members for aid through donations and volunteering. Volunteers will help connect communities to inspire collective action and support for those in need.

Physician and APP volunteers at the CFC provide healthcare for patients from every zip code in Franklin County while also teaching and mentoring students. Providers guide students in refining patient history taking and creating assessments and plans.

CFC offers multiple volunteer opportunities for medical, nurse practitioner, and physician assistant students. Responsibilities include triaging patients, conducting interviews, presenting to healthcare providers, and writing effective notes.

Volunteers assist Specialty Clinics Coordinators with patient contact and triage for specialty clinics, facilitating clinic flow. Specialty clinics include gynecology, neurology, dietetics, physical/occupational therapy, psychiatry, and LGBTQ+ care.

Resident physicians from OSUMC and Ohio Health Riverside Methodist Hospital volunteer at CFC, contributing to the education of both undergraduate and graduate medical/nursing/PA students. Residents gain community health experience and hone teaching skills.

Undergraduate volunteers assist with general clinic operations, including patient intake, registration, appointment confirmation, and electronic medical record input. This role involves direct patient interaction and offers both virtual and in-person opportunities.

Join Four Seasons City Farm in transforming abandoned lots into vibrant gardens. Volunteers will engage in planting, maintaining, and harvesting crops while fostering community connections and sustainability.

Volunteers will serve as academic mentors and tutors for underprivileged and homeless youth in Columbus, providing support both in and out of school. The program is designed to offer educational outreach and mentorship to youth facing homelessness.

Assist in sorting and packing clothing donations for distribution to families in need. Volunteers will work in a designated space and help organize clothing by type and size.

Assist with cleaning cages at local PetSmarts to expedite the adoption process. This task takes less than an hour, and all supplies and training are provided by Columbus Pet Rescue.

Engage with local youth through various programs and activities aimed at personal development and community involvement. Volunteers will help organize events and mentor young participants.

Work at Nationwide Arena and Crew Stadium events to raise funds for Columbus Pet Rescue. Volunteers are needed to staff events, and a short training session is required before starting.

Assist in planning and organizing the annual Weinland Park Festival. Responsibilities include coordinating with vendors, setting up event spaces, and managing festival activities.

Provide a temporary home for animals, offering love, socialization, and transportation to veterinary appointments and adoption events. Supplies such as food, cages, and litter are provided by Columbus Pet Rescue.

Greeters and Ushers are needed at the performance hall at least 1 hour prior to the curtain going up, assisting with audience seating and providing a welcoming atmosphere.

Help coordinate and manage adoption events at PetSmart in Grove City. Responsibilities include scheduling, set-up/tear down, and coordinating fosters for these events.

Join the Pet FBI team as a Special Agent to help reunite lost pets with their families. This rewarding position can be done from the comfort of your home with flexible hours and provided training.

Assist with maintaining online media and photographing adoptable animals. Volunteers with skills in photography and technology are needed to help showcase animals for adoption.

Volunteers will assist with transporting props and setting up the performance space. Load In is typically on Wednesday from 1 to 4 PM, and Load Out is on Sundays from 3 to 6 PM.

Stage Hands are required to attend all rehearsals and performances, typically held the week of the performance. Volunteers will assist with timing cues and ensure smooth show operations.

Assist in moving props to DCI competitions and rehearsals. Volunteers will have their fuel covered and receive a pass to watch each DCI competition.

Assist in moving equipment trailers and making local trips. Volunteers with a 3/4 ton truck are especially valuable.

Assist with special construction projects for the corps. Volunteers skilled in wood, metal (welding), or electricity are needed for repairs and improvements.

Assist with setting up registration and organizing member paperwork during camp. Volunteers with retail or sales experience are preferred.

Prepare and serve meals and snacks for over 50 students, staff, and volunteers during summer competitions. No prior cooking experience is necessary as training will be provided.

Provide medical support to ensure the well-being of members, staff, and volunteers. Licensed RNs with at least two years of experience are preferred.