Volunteers are needed to assist with counting and tagging tree species on Shelter Island. This involves identifying different tree species, tagging them for records, and helping with the maintenance of newly-planted trees.

Assist with the preservation and maintenance of the historic 1737 Manor House. Volunteers will help with organizing, cleaning, and possibly guiding tours.

Engage with visitors by sharing the rich history and heritage of Sylvester Manor. Volunteers will assist with educational programs and historical research.

Help organize and execute special events at Sylvester Manor, including concerts, cultural events, and fundraisers. Volunteers will assist with logistics, setup, and guest services.

Participate in the daily operations of the farm, including planting, harvesting, and caring for livestock. Volunteers will gain hands-on experience in sustainable farming practices.

Support arts and educational programs at Sylvester Manor by assisting with event planning, program facilitation, and community outreach.

Help maintain the beautiful gardens and grounds of Sylvester Manor. Tasks include gardening, landscaping, and general outdoor maintenance.

Volunteers are needed to assist in a variety of camp activities including sports, arts & crafts, music, and special events. Volunteers will also help campers in the cabins and with daily living skills, ensuring a fun and supportive environment.

Assist guests upon entry, usher people to their seats, and perform other duties as requested during off-season concerts and comedy shows. Volunteers should enjoy meeting and greeting people.

Assist in various workshops by helping with setup, guiding participants, and ensuring smooth operations. Volunteers should have a passion for education and the arts.

Assist guests upon entry, usher people to their seats, and perform other duties as requested during mainstage shows. Volunteers should have lots of energy and a passion for quality entertainment.

Assist with special events by helping with setup, guest assistance, and other tasks as needed. Volunteers should be energetic and enjoy working in a dynamic environment.

Lead guided hikes along the trails of the Long Pond Greenbelt, sharing knowledge about the local ecosystem and promoting conservation efforts.

Assist with various tasks at the Long Pond Greenbelt Nature Center on weekends. Volunteers help maintain the center and engage with visitors to promote the appreciation of the Greenbelt.

Participate in clean-up activities along Old Farm Road to maintain the beauty and health of the Greenbelt's environment.

Engage in hands-on conservation work at Vineyard Field, helping to preserve and restore this important natural habitat.

Adopt a section of the Greenbelt to regularly maintain and monitor, contributing to the ongoing preservation efforts of the area.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the planning and execution of autism-friendly events and workshops. Responsibilities include event setup, participant assistance, and ensuring a welcoming environment for all attendees.

Weeding, deadheading plants, greeting, and checking in guests at horticulture workshops and more. This role involves maintaining the beauty of Bridge Gardens and assisting with garden-related events.

The Bridgehampton Fire Department can always use more help. If you live in or work in our community and are interested in volunteering we would like to meet you. The Bridgehampton Fire Department provides all hazards response to the Bridgehampton, Sagapo | Requirements: Applicants must be drug free, 18 or over, and have a valid drivers license. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist the Cutchogue Civic Association in informing and educating residents about community issues. Volunteers will help organize events, facilitate discussions, and promote community engagement.

We have current openings for both firefighters and EMS personnel. Full training available for both catogories. | Requirements: Resident of the Cutchogue Fire District, at least 18 years of age and a desire to help the community that you live in. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Share your expertise as a program leader, or greet and check in guests, then stick around to enjoy the program. Volunteers help create successful fundraising events and attend work days at the Agricultural Center.

Help with mailings, research, and other tasks that make a difference. Work with the team in Southampton or Cutchogue to reach out to supporters and prospects.

Our stewardship needs are diverse -- from planting beach grass, helping remove invasive plants and installing natives in their place, repairing fence lines, cleaning up trails and preserves, to being the Trust's eyes and ears in the field.

Volunteers will engage in advocacy efforts to support animal welfare initiatives remotely. Responsibilities include raising awareness, supporting educational programs, and assisting with administrative tasks to further the organization's mission.

Volunteers help monitor and report pollution in local waterways, playing a crucial role in maintaining water quality and environmental health.

Volunteers assist marine scientists in tagging and studying horseshoe crabs, contributing to important environmental research and conservation efforts.

Assist in raising funds for library activities and needs by supporting educational and entertainment programs. Promote interest and support in The Hampton Bays Library.

Become a docent at the Adam Stanton House and guide visitors through the museum, sharing the history and stories of the Stanton family and their home. Volunteers will help enhance visitor experience by providing informative tours.

Assist the Garden Restoration Committee in maintaining the herb garden and flower beds on the museum grounds. Volunteers will help with planting, weeding, and general garden upkeep.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the Earthfest '25 event, helping with various roles such as participating organization support, student and adult volunteering, and food services. Volunteers will help ensure the event runs smoothly and engage with attendees to promote environmental awareness.

Assist in improving and preserving trail systems by participating in various maintenance activities. Volunteers of all ages, abilities, and experience levels are welcome to join and contribute to the upkeep of Weber Woods and the Quinimay Trail.

Coordinate and facilitate virtual art critique sessions via Zoom, engaging members in discussions about composition, materials, and techniques. Volunteers will manage submissions and send out Zoom links to participants.

As the emergency medical technician you will respond to various emergencies including fire, medical, marine, rescue, and more. Our EMTs respond as the "R-1" or first responder, providing care until the arrival of a transporting ambulance. | Requirements: To become an EMT you must first apply to join the department. All training will be provided. | Categories: EMT

Junior firefighters are active members of the department between the ages of 15 and 17. Junior firefighters respond to emergencies with the department while learning what it is to become a firefighter. | Requirements: To become a Junior Firefighter you must be at least 15 years of age. | Categories: Junior Members

Volunteer firefighters at the Goshen Fire Department respond to various emergencies including fire, rescue, marine, medical and so many other types of emergencies. Our volunteers staff two Class A pumpers, a 24' Fire Boat, a 14' rigid hull inflatable rescue boat, a UTV, and two service trucks. Firefighters are provided with all training to become certified Firefighters, EMTs, and more. Once certified, firefighters are eligible to receive as stipend for each call they respond to as part of the paid-per-call system in the Town of Waterford. Members also receive a stipend for completing certification classes. | Requirements: In order to apply to be a volunteer firefighter you must be 18 years of age or older. Once accepted into the department members are provided with all required training to be a firefighter. Those under 18 years of age, but at least 15 years of age, can apply to be Junior Members. | Categories: Firefighter

Fire Police Officers provide support to fire department and police department operations by assisting with traffic management at emergency scenes. The traffic vest and traffic wand are the uniform of the Fire Police Officer as they assist the public in avoiding dangerous situations such as motor vehicle accidents, fire scenes, utility emergencies and more. Fire Police Officers also take an active role in the community by assisting with traffic management at events such as road races, school events, motorcycle charity runs, beach concerts, and more. | Requirements: To become a Fire Police Officer you must be 18 years of age and apply to join the department. All training and equipment will be provided upon acceptance into the department. | Categories: Other, Department Support

Lead tours of the Samuel Smith Farmstead, sharing its history and significance with visitors. Volunteers will be active from May to September and should enjoy engaging with the public.

Coordinate and assist with youth events in collaboration with East Lyme Schools, fostering educational and engaging experiences for young participants.

Conduct research on the history of the Samuel Smith Farmstead and contribute to the documentation and interpretation of its historical significance.

Participate in the cultivation and care of the colonial herb and flower gardens at the Samuel Smith Farmstead. Volunteers will work outdoors and contribute to the garden's upkeep.

Assist with the maintenance and preservation of the historic buildings and grounds at the Samuel Smith Farmstead. Volunteers will engage in various tasks to help maintain the property.