As a Drop-In Facilitator, you will support HiTOPS staff, interns, and youth members during Drop-In hours, which are held Monday-Thursday from 3-5 PM. Responsibilities include engaging with youth, facilitating activities, and providing a welcoming environment for participants.

Utilize provided training to respond to and resolve a variety of calls ranging from alarms to fires. | Requirements: No previous experience required! We will train you! New applicants must attend appropriate training within 1 year of joining department. | Categories: Firefighter

Firefighters respond to emergency situations, including fires and other disasters. They must be at least 18 years old and pass the respective training course to join.

Junior Members assist in various fire department activities and gain valuable experience. They must be 16-17 years old and are encouraged to develop skills through training.

Fire Police assist in managing traffic and ensuring safety at emergency scenes. Members must be at least 18 years old and complete the necessary training course.

Help us run large community events smoothly by volunteering your time and skills. This role is crucial for the success of our events and community engagement.

Mentor 6th-11th grade students in the ACE Program designed to create a safe and supportive environment for students. Responsibilities include assisting with after-school programming and activities.

We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to read to children in our childcare center. Multilingual books are encouraged to help engage our diverse student population.

Become part of our outreach team to help expand our services through community engagement. This role involves attending events and promoting our mission in the community.

Join our English as a Second Language program by supporting students in one-on-one or classroom settings. Your help will empower learners to improve their language skills and integrate into the community.

Volunteers provide companionship to home-bound elderly individuals through scheduled home visits. This role helps alleviate loneliness and offers a rewarding experience for both the volunteer and the client.

Volunteers are needed to pick up meals from local retailers and deliver them to our food hub in Princeton or directly to families and seniors in need. Deliveries are typically Monday to Friday between 8:30am and 6:00pm.

Volunteers provide transportation for the elderly to health and medical-related appointments within a ten-mile radius of Princeton. Volunteers use their own cars and must have a valid driver's license and up-to-date auto insurance.

Volunteers assist the elderly with food shopping within a ten-mile radius of Princeton. Volunteers can shop on behalf of the client or accompany them to the supermarket. Payment for groceries is made in cash or by check.

Volunteers recover surplus meals from schools, corporate cafeterias, and farms, ensuring they are delivered to local nonprofits and families in need. Routes vary but are typically Monday to Friday between 12:00pm and 4:00pm.

Engage in a variety of impactful activities, from assisting with community event preparation and supporting outreach programs to creating artwork for newly housed families. We’ll collaborate to tailor a meaningful and memorable experience that fits your team's schedule and goals.

If you like art, you will love volunteering at ACP. Consider helping us with our classes, workshops, events, and behind-the-scenes preparations to make all this happen! Teens must be at least 14 years old to volunteer. Our needs are seasonal; we do not have any opportunities to volunteer all year.

The Circle of Friends is our dedicated special events committee, pulling off show-stopping fundraisers and community events. Twice a year, the Circle meets in a social setting to share upcoming opportunities for members to flex their special skills through fundraising, décor, logistics, and more.

Volunteers are needed for Conversation Partners, a service that matches individuals seeking to improve their English language skills with volunteer tutors. Volunteers will lead informal, hour-long one-on-one conversations with English language learners at the library for an hour each week for 12 weeks.

Certified volunteers assist low to moderate-income individuals with Federal and State tax preparation. Volunteers should be comfortable working with numbers and have good interpersonal skills.