Volunteers are essential to the Special Olympics movement, serving as coaches, trainers, officials, and event organizers. To become a Class A Volunteer or Unified Partner, individuals must complete a registration form and undergo background checks and training.

Help with filing and organizing tasks in various programs at TOA. This is a great project for individuals and small groups.

Help with cleaning, gardening, and painting facilities. This opportunity is suitable for small to large groups of volunteers.

Help prepare a meal and dine with residents who are treated for mental health and substance use challenges. This opportunity can be done once or as a recurring visit and is great for groups of 2-4.

Organize a diaper drive at your company, school, or event to help families in need. Diapers are a crucial basic need for Maine’s families and are the most requested item all year long.

If you are a professional artist, help brighten TOA spaces for clients and the community by painting a mural.

Join the International Cryptozoology Museum as an educational and scientific docent. Volunteers will engage with visitors, share knowledge about cryptozoology, and assist with museum operations. Open-minded and intelligent individuals are encouraged to apply.

The South Portland Fire Department is a progressive ISO Class 1 combination department (staffed both with full time and on call members). We currently have a need for additional Call Firefighters for our two Call Stations. One is the Willard Engine and Ladder Company on Pillsbury Street and the other is the Thornton Heights Engine Company on Union Street. Call Firefighters supplement the on duty crews at large events such as structure fires, hazmat incidents, vehicle extricating, specialized rescues or during large storms. | Requirements: All training required is provided but any previous experience is desired. Must be 18 years old, have a valid Maine drivers license with no significant traffic history or any criminal convictions and have a Diploma or GED. Must complete the Maine BLS Basic Firefighter Course in 12 months. We do have student firefighter positions for age 16-17, but must be current students with good academic standing. | Categories: Firefighter

Engage with the community by volunteering for various cultural, educational, and social programs at the JCA. Opportunities include greeting visitors, managing events, or teaching classes in your area of expertise.

Join the JCA's Wednesday Service Series, a hands-on volunteering opportunity that connects you with local nonprofit organizations. Volunteers will assist with various tasks such as sorting donated goods and preparing supplies, making a meaningful impact in the community while representing the JCA's mission.

Help support children in need by volunteering at the Diaper Bank, which distributes diapers and wipes to families. Tasks include packaging, labeling, sorting diapers, and delivering them to clients experiencing diaper need.

Assist as an interpreter for asylum seekers who speak French, Portuguese, Lingala, or other African languages. Volunteers will help facilitate communication in various programs and services.

Help with maintenance tasks around Hope House, including painting, gardening, and transportation assistance for residents moving to their own apartments.

Become a housing mentor to help new asylum seekers or families succeed in their first apartment. Provide guidance and support as they transition to independent living.

Provide one-on-one assistance to asylum seekers in the Asylum Seeker Assistance Program. Volunteers are needed for AARC, work permit clinics, and walk-in assistance programs.

Teach online English classes, serve on the HHELP Steering Committee, and assist with administrative tasks to support the English Language Program.

As a Community Volunteer, you will assist seniors with transportation to appointments, grocery shopping, and provide friendly visits or phone calls. Volunteers can choose their own schedule and will receive training and support from the organization.

Participate in monthly Volunteer Work Days, which include tasks such as gathering, processing, and preparing natural materials for classes, removing invasive species, and supporting native plant growth. Volunteers also engage in community outreach and other hands-on activities.

Volunteer greeters assist with setting up and tearing down for dance events. They help welcome attendees and ensure the event runs smoothly. In return, greeters receive two free dance sessions.

Maintain and update the organization's website to ensure accurate and current information is available to the public. Volunteers will work on content updates and technical improvements.