As a healthcare volunteer, you will assist our medical staff in providing care to patients, helping with administrative tasks, and ensuring a smooth operation of clinic services. Volunteers are essential in supporting our mission to provide free medical care to those in need.

Help with planning and participating in various events such as fundraisers and community-building activities. Volunteers will contribute to organizing and executing events to support the community.

Engage in grant writing and research to support The Root Center's projects. Volunteers will assist in identifying funding opportunities and drafting proposals.

Assist with forming garden beds, transplanting, planting, weeding, watering, and harvesting. Volunteers will also help in the construction and setup of the aquaponics system.

Transport residents to medical appointments, shopping, and other activities as needed. This role allows you to spend quality time with independent-living residents while fulfilling an essential need in the community.

Help prepare and serve meals at our assisted-living communities. No experience is required, as meals are pre-planned and staff will provide guidance. Shifts typically last two to three hours, including clean-up, allowing you to connect with our residents.

Support family caregivers by providing compassionate care to individuals living with dementia. Engage with participants through activities, companionship, or meal service, making a meaningful difference in their lives.

Use your skills to assist residents with home maintenance tasks that enhance their comfort and safety. Tasks may include fixing faucets, painting, and yard work, ensuring our community members can live independently.

Participate in the Spring Project Day to help with exterior painting and fence replacement at a home in South Burlington, Vermont. Skilled volunteers are encouraged to bring their tools, while unskilled volunteers can assist with painting and cleaning. Breakfast snacks and lunch will be provided.

Transport Volunteers are needed to help transport animals to and from their veterinary appointments. Pick-up is at 8:15 AM at HSCC, with return times varying between 1 PM and 4 PM.

Volunteers will be responsible for feeding, cleaning enclosures, and providing care for cats and small animals in the shelter. This position is scheduled each morning, seven days a week, from 8 AM to 10 AM.

As a Shelter Help Volunteer, you will assist with laundry, dishes, and general cleaning and organizing of the shelter. This position is crucial for maintaining a clean environment and is needed throughout the day, making it flexible for volunteers.

As a Dog Care Volunteer, you will help with feeding, cleaning kennels, and taking dogs out for bathroom breaks. This is a scheduled position from 8 AM to 10:30 AM, needed seven days a week.

Volunteers assist with various tasks necessary for running a Sail Beyond Cancer Chapter, including event organization, administrative tasks, and community outreach. No sailing experience is required.

Contribute a day of your time to assist in home repair projects for those in need in Greater Burlington. Skilled labor such as carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work is needed, as well as unskilled labor for painting and cleaning. Volunteers will receive a t-shirt, food, and drinks.

Join the Lake Champlain Committee's effort to monitor cyanobacteria blooms in Lake Champlain. Volunteers will learn how to recognize blooms and report their findings to help protect the lake's health.

Help maintain and promote the Lake Champlain Paddlers' Trail as a Site Steward. This role involves monitoring the trail, ensuring it remains accessible and safe for users, and engaging with the paddling community.

Support the Lake Champlain Committee with administrative tasks in the office. This may include data entry, filing, and assisting with communications and outreach efforts.

Assist with various events organized by the Lake Champlain Committee. Responsibilities may include setup, registration, and engaging with participants to promote the organization's mission.

Become a volunteer patroller for the Champlain Aquatic Invasive Monitoring Program (CHAMP). Volunteers will be trained to survey and report on invasive species in Lake Champlain, contributing to the lake's ecological health.