Coordinate the annual cookie sale at the troop level. Responsibilities include setting up cookie booths, managing inventory and money, and celebrating the achievements of the Girl Scouts as they earn rewards for their sales.

Work with a group of Girl Scouts and mentor them as they make new friends and develop connections that will last a lifetime. This role involves planning activities and guiding girls in their journey through Girl Scouts.

Have fun by helping at our Council Programs and Events. This role involves assisting with various activities and ensuring that events run smoothly for the participants.

As a volunteer for The National Map Corps, you will contribute by editing and verifying structures data across the U.S., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. This role requires internet access and a willingness to learn, allowing you to participate from your own hometown or any location of your choice.

Assist in recruiting Veterans by attending functions at various Veteran organizations, such as American Legion halls and VFWs. This role involves making personal connections and emphasizing the benefits of joining the Honor Flight trips.

Help on mission day by checking in Veterans and assisting with setup and decoration of the facility the day before. This role is crucial for ensuring a smooth experience for the Veterans during their trip.

If you have a passion for photography, help capture the memories of the trip by setting up a portable studio for professional portraits at the departure facility and documenting the day’s events.

Engage the community to support a Welcome Home celebration for Veterans upon their return from the trip. This involves rallying local schools, businesses, and organizations to participate in the event.

Join the Spellers & Allies Advocacy Network to advocate for communication access for nonspeaking individuals. Collaborate with speaking peers to raise awareness and create change in schools, employment, healthcare, and the justice system.

The Community Service program guides members to identify local concerns and carry out projects to improve the quality of life in their communities. Through their projects, members experience character development and improve their critical and creative thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation.

Engage young learners and their families in indoor gardening activities, teaching sustainable living practices and nutritional awareness. Volunteers will assist in setting up and maintaining indoor gardens using the Gardyn system.

Provide hands-on CPR training to community members, helping to build a network of first responders within underrepresented communities. Volunteers will be trained to deliver CPR instruction effectively.

Volunteer to provide meals for our Community Dinner Ministry in Sterling. This involves preparing and serving food to community members in need every Tuesday at 6:30pm.

Volunteers are needed for the Annual 5KK race, the largest fundraiser of the year. Responsibilities include assisting with parking, race morning registration, water station management, cheering for runners, and course setup and cleanup.

As a College Essay Mentor, you will assist students with their college application essays and answer general questions about the college application process. This role requires a commitment of 1 meeting per week for 4-8 weeks.

Serve at under-resourced churches by helping to put on a youth program. This opportunity requires a commitment of 1 meeting per week for 4-8 Sundays.

Assist students with their coding homework and teach them the basics of computer science. This role requires a commitment of 1 meeting per week for 4-8 weeks.

As a Sports Clinic Coach, you will help coach volleyball or basketball to middle and high school students, improving their skills in a supportive environment. This role requires a commitment of 1 meeting per week for 4-8 weeks.

Help organize and execute an exciting AYM Monthly event aimed at reaching youth in the community. This role requires a commitment of 1 meeting per month for 3 months.

Help students complete their homework or assist them with problems they cannot solve. This opportunity requires a commitment of 1 meeting per week for 4-8 weeks.