Help control invasive species in the conserved lands by identifying and removing non-native plants. Volunteers will work to preserve the native ecosystem and biodiversity of the area.

Support the Putney Mountain Association by assisting with fundraising efforts and administrative tasks. Volunteers will help organize events and manage records to support the organization's mission.

Support the mission of the Forest for Learning by joining our volunteer database. Volunteers will be contacted when opportunities arise to assist with various tasks related to forest ecology, stewardship, and sustainability education.

Assist with maintaining and expanding the hiking trails along the Windmill Hill Ridgeline. Volunteers will help with trail work, including clearing paths and ensuring trails are safe for visitors.

Join the dedicated team of over 60 volunteers at the Putney Foodshelf to assist in the day-to-day operations of providing supplemental healthy food to those in need. Volunteers are essential to maintaining the community spirit and ensuring the smooth operation of the foodshelf.

Assist with various tasks during theater productions, including taking tickets, helping with concessions, operating lights and sound equipment, stage management, and even directing plays. Volunteers can start with small tasks and gradually take on more responsibilities.

Join us for a workday to help remove invasive plant species on the Riverstone Preserve. Volunteers will learn to identify and pull common invasive plants, contributing to the preservation of the trail's natural beauty.

Assist in digging and raking out ditches and culverts on the West River Trail to improve drainage and trail conditions. Volunteers will work in teams and are encouraged to bring work gloves and tools if available.

Join the team responsible for maintaining Pierce Island, ensuring paths are safe and signage is in good condition. This role is vital for preserving the island's natural beauty and accessibility.

Help monitor the water quality of Spofford Lake by collecting samples at various locations. Volunteers work in teams and receive training to ensure accurate data collection.

Join the Lake Host team to welcome visitors and inspect boats for invasive species. This role is crucial in preventing unwanted intruders from entering the lake. Scheduling is flexible, and training will be provided.

Participate in the Weed Watch program by monitoring designated areas for invasive aquatic species. Volunteers will receive training to identify harmful species and will conduct tours during summer months.

Assist the 319 team in working with homeowners and officials to manage grants aimed at reducing phosphorus runoff into Spofford Lake. This role involves collaboration and project management.

Distribute promotional materials for upcoming events to increase community awareness and engagement. Volunteers will help spread the word about Epsilon Spires' events and activities.

Provide technical support for events by operating audio and video equipment. Volunteers will help enhance the audience's experience through high-quality sound and visuals.

Assist with administrative tasks such as organizing documents, managing schedules, and supporting the Executive Director. Volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining the organization's operations.

Assist with event support by taking tickets at the door, setting up and cleaning up event spaces, and preparing refreshments. Volunteers help ensure events run smoothly and provide a welcoming environment for attendees.

Be present at VCP to help answer questions about the exhibitions, serve as a public face of VCP, and answer basic questions from visitors.

Help maintain the VCP facility by performing tasks such as mopping floors, dusting surfaces, and cleaning bathrooms.

Assist in selling vintage camera gear and film. Tasks include cleaning, prepping, labeling, pricing camera gear, and managing online sales through Instagram and the website.

Assist in maintaining the darkroom and digital lab, provide technical assistance to VCP members, and help with printing and chemistry management.

Assist with the inventory of new and old book acquisitions in the VCP library and bookshop.

Organization Overview: Saxtons River First Response Rescue, Inc. is a dedicated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to providing top-tier volunteer first response care to the citizens of Saxtons River and its surrounding communities. Our team is driven by a mission to offer immediate and efficient medical assistance to those in need, ensuring the health and safety of our community. In addition to our first-response services, we actively engage in fundraising and grant writing efforts to support and expand our life-saving operations. Positions Available: We are currently seeking passionate and skilled individuals to join our team in the following volunteer capacities: Emergency Medical Responders (EMR) Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) Advanced Emergency Medical Technicians (AEMT) Fundraising and Grant Writing Assistants Responsibilities: EMR, EMT, AEMT: Respond to emergency calls to provide efficient and immediate care to the critically ill and injured, and to transport the patient to a medical facility when required. Perform assessments, provide emergency care, and administer life-saving interventions as needed. Work as part of a team with other emergency response professionals and healthcare providers. Participate in ongoing training and drills to ensure readiness and up-to-date knowledge of medical procedures and equipment. Fundraising and Grant Writing Assistants:Assist in the development and execution of fundraising strategies to support the organization's operations and growth. Research, identify, and apply for grants applicable to the funding needs of first-response services.Organize and participate in community fundraising events, campaigns, and initiatives. Collaborate with team members to promote the organization's mission and increase public engagement. Qualifications:Certification as an EMR, EMT, or AEMT (as applicable for medical response roles). Experience in fundraising, grant writing, or a strong willingness to learn (for fundraising and grant writing assistants). Commitment to the mission and values of Saxtons River First Response Rescue, Inc. Strong communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills.Ability to remain calm and efficient in high-pressure situations. Compensation: As a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization, we are unable to offer hourly pay. However, volunteers gain invaluable experience, training, and the satisfaction of making a significant positive impact on the community's well-being. | Requirements: As noted in the description. | Categories: EMT, Fundraising

Share your career, trade, or skills with a young person at your place of business, providing them with insights into professional life.

This program is designed for members of police, sheriff, and fire departments to mentor a young person, fostering positive relationships and community engagement.

Share your love of sports with a young person as a spectator or participant. This opportunity allows you to engage in sports activities with a youth.

Spend time with an elementary student during your lunch hour, providing guidance and support. This role requires you to be available during school hours.

Spend time with a youth doing activities you both enjoy in the community. This role requires a commitment of 2-4 hours a month for at least one year.

Volunteers can assist in various activities such as weeding the gardens, organizing the plant nursery, transplanting seedlings, building more trails, leaf blowing and raking the trails, and installing deer cages around native plants in the woods. Volunteers also help in building or repairing play area elements and weeding the pollinator meadow.

Volunteer with your dog as part of a therapy dog team to visit nursing homes, hospitals, schools, and libraries. Volunteers must file an application, complete a formal evaluation, and participate in supervised visits.

Program Volunteers play a fundamental role in conducting safe horsemanship lessons and creating a safe environment for individuals to thrive. Horse experience is not required; Freedom Reins will provide the training.

Join us for an afternoon building a bridge or a morning clearing the former ski slopes to create wildlife habitat. Volunteers will help maintain trails and improve habitat for wildlife. No special skills are required, just a willingness to work outdoors.

Assist biologist Eric Slayton in a multi-year bird-banding project documenting the spring and fall songbird migrations. Volunteers will help with netting and banding birds, contributing to a nationwide research database.

Assist in various museum activities including helping with exhibits, guiding visitors, and supporting special events. Volunteers play a crucial role in enhancing the visitor experience and ensuring the smooth operation of the museum.

The Edge Ensemble is seeking volunteers to assist in various areas of theatre production, including stage management, design, construction, sewing, public relations, and box office management. No prior experience is required as training will be provided.

Support the open shop hours by helping participants with tools and projects, ensuring safety protocols are followed, and maintaining the workshop environment. Volunteers with woodworking experience are encouraged to share their skills with the community.

Assist in organizing and managing community events at Chase's Mill, including setting up venues, welcoming guests, and introducing speakers. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of events and engaging with the community.

Assist in transforming the barnyard into a glowing winter wonderland for the Holiday Hoof event. Volunteers will help with event setup, decorations, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees. This event raises essential funds to care for rescued senior draft horses.

Support Draft Gratitude by researching potential grant opportunities and assisting in the preparation of grant applications. This role is crucial in securing funding for the ongoing care of senior draft horses.