Volunteer your time and talents in person at our Maryland location to support women undergoing cancer treatment. Opportunities include administrative support, patient services, and event planning.

The Kent Island Volunteer Fire Department is actively seeking volunteers to become firefighters, EMT's and Cadets. We are also looking for those interested in helping the department with administrative duties and working fundraisers. All training and equipment is provided at no charge. | Requirements: Active members must be at least 16 years old. Active members are required to pass a CDL physical, drug testing and a background check. Cadet members are age 12-16. Cadets participate in training and company events. Administrative members must pass a drug test and background check. | Categories: Community Education, EMT, Fundraising, Firefighter, Junior Members, Department Support

Support the organization by writing and submitting grant proposals to secure funding for initiatives. Experience in grant writing is beneficial.

Engage with the community to raise awareness about the hazards of single-use plastics and educate on sustainable practices. Volunteers can contribute to short-term projects or take shifts at community tabling events.

Participate in community clean-up events to help keep Queen Anne's County and the Chesapeake Bay beautiful. Volunteers are required to complete a waiver form before attending.

Assist with administrative tasks to support the organization's operations. This role involves outreach, grant writing, and forming partnerships to further the mission of reducing single-use plastics.

Assist with marketing and social media efforts to promote the organization's mission and events. Volunteers will help create content and manage social media platforms.

Volunteers maintain the Butterfly Garden by re-seeding with native wildflowers, performing prescribed burns, and tending to the garden. This role involves selecting plants for butterflies and larvae, hand-pulling weeds, and ensuring the garden is pesticide-free.

Volunteers staff the Visitor Center and Gift Shop, providing advice and information to visitors. They assist with sales and help maintain the bookstore and gift shop, ensuring a welcoming environment for all guests.

The United Communities Volunteer Fire Department is actively recruiting volunteers who are looking to become Emergency Medical Technicians. The Department is hosting a FREE 165-hour Maryland EMT class this September for all members. To apply for department membership, visit www.ucvfd.org and download our new member application today! | Requirements: All applicants must pass a full background check and NFPA physical. Applicants must also possess certification for online FEMA courses IS 00100.b and IS 00700.a prior to becoming a member. Applicants must volunteer for a minimum of two (2) years in exchange for the FREE training. | Categories: Department Support, Firefighter, EMT

The United Communities Volunteer Fire Department is actively recruiting volunteers who are looking to become Firefighters, Emergency Medical Technicians, Administrative, Auxiliary, and Junior Members. To apply for department membership, visit www.ucvfd.org and download our new member application today! | Requirements: Background check; paid for by the Dept NFPA Physical; paid for by the Dept IS100 and IS700 FEMA courses | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Department Support

We are looking for volunteers inerested in serving their community as fire, ems or adminitrative members. | Requirements: Minimum age if 16 Must pass a background check Must pass Drug test | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising, Community Education

Assist in recognizing and supporting individuals making significant conservation efforts in their yards and gardens. Volunteers will help document and promote nature-friendly landscaping practices that provide habitat, shelter, and water for wildlife.

Volunteers help with all aspects of running the Sail Beyond Cancer Chapter. It is not a requirement to be a sailor or even on the water.

Volunteers at BGCAA can engage in various roles, from working directly with children to assisting in administrative tasks. College students are encouraged to match their field of study with respective programs, contributing to the development of young lives.

Volunteers will sort clothing and other baby necessities to support families with young children, ensuring they have access to essential baby items.

Volunteers are needed to pack produce boxes and grocery bags, and sort diapers on Wednesdays. This role is crucial in ensuring that families receive the necessary food and supplies they need.

Volunteers will separate bulk items into smaller bags for handout, ensuring that families receive the appropriate portions of food and supplies.

Packers are responsible for packing non-perishable food items into individual bags, preparing them for distribution to families in need.

Volunteers are needed to provide transportation for youth to various events and activities or to serve as chaperones. This role is crucial for ensuring the safety and accessibility of programs.