Volunteers assist with the daily care of over 100 animals at the farm, including feeding, cleaning, and providing general care. Volunteers must bring work gloves and wear closed-toe shoes.

Volunteers, known as 'aunts' or 'uncles', provide love and care to dogs with terminal diagnoses or disabilities. Responsibilities include serving meals, walking dogs, bathing, laundry, cleaning, and responding calmly to medical emergencies. Volunteers must commit to at least once a week.

We always have openings within the Fire Department in many different roles. You can be a part of any of the following positions: Firefighter, Fire Police, Exterior non-fire related, or a Junior(younger than 18). | Requirements: A willing desire to serve Eastampton Township residents. There are very few requirements and you only need to donate the amount of time that you can give. | Categories: Department Support, Firefighter

Lead guided walks along the nature trails of the Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve. Share knowledge about the local flora and fauna with visitors and ensure their safety during the walk.

As a volunteer, you will help children with disabilities engage in therapeutic riding activities. The schedule is flexible, and previous horse handling experience is helpful but not necessary; a love for children and horses is essential.

To engage in emergency response activities, which include but not limited to firefighting, EMS, assist police with traffic control, participate in non emergency responses such as fund raising event, community activities | Requirements: Please review Pemberton Township Fire Department Membership Requirement Code 25-6 which can be found on the Townships web-site at www.pemberton-twp.com | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT, Fundraising

Volunteers needed to promote and run drive collections and sort and bag collections, collecting non-perishable food items for Legacy clients from various programs.

Volunteers are needed to promote and run school supply drive collections and sort collections benefitting children in grades K-12 in Legacy’s prevention programs and residential treatment programs.

Volunteers are needed to help stock up on non-perishable and perishable food items and hygiene products, ensuring that families in need have access to the resources they need this spring.

Volunteer groups are needed to spend a full or half-day performing landscaping, planting, outdoor cleanup, exterior painting, or light construction at Legacy Treatment Services treatment homes or the Children’s Home Campus.

Volunteers are needed for various tasks throughout the evening such as setup, registration, recording purchases, and breakdown at the Monte Carlo Night event.

Foster parents provide temporary homes for kittens and special needs cats, helping them until they are ready for adoption. Responsibilities include basic care, socialization, and ensuring the health of the animals. Foster parents must have their own pets up to date on vaccinations and spayed/neutered.

Volunteers learn to trap and care for feral cats as part of a trap-neuter-return program. This role involves using humane traps to transport cats for spaying/neutering and providing a recovery area. Volunteers should enjoy adventure and have access to transportation and a recovery space.

Looking for individuals interested in being part of a team in Mt Holly NJ. Your local fire department is looking for volunteers 18 and up. Make a difference in your town. | Requirements: 18 years of age Clean criminal background | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers are needed for various annual festivals including the Earth Fair, Arts in the Park, Fall Float Festival, and Victorian Holiday. Tasks may include helping vendors, directing visitors, and managing children's activities.

Help with specific nature programs and large groups during special events. Volunteers will assist in various capacities to ensure the success of these programs.

Volunteers are needed to serve as history guides for leading tours at the Historic Prison Museum. Additional training will be provided to ensure volunteers are well-prepared to engage visitors and share the museum's history.

Volunteers can assist with ecological and landscape needs such as the removal of invasive species, litter, and general maintenance. Gardening duties include planting, watering, and weeding from March to October.

Volunteers are needed to sidewalk in our equine-assisted program, which involves walking beside the horse and student to provide physical assistance. No horse experience is necessary, but volunteers must be at least 13 years old and are required to complete volunteer forms and training.

Volunteers can assist with general farm chores such as painting fences, maintaining fields, grooming horses, or cleaning stalls and tack. This volunteer time must be scheduled with the program director, and no specific experience is required.