Volunteers in the Friendly Visitor Program commit to visiting a senior or adult with disabilities once a week for a year, providing companionship and support. A background check and membership in the Village are required.

Volunteer drivers provide transportation for Village members to appointments, shopping, and other errands. Volunteers must undergo a two-hour orientation provided by the Jewish Council for the Aging and a background check.

Assist local, small-scale food entrepreneurs by providing bilingual business support and helping with logistical needs at the TPSS Community Kitchen. Volunteers help reduce barriers for these entrepreneurs.

Assist NVRDC with foundation grant research and fundraiser coordination. This role is currently digital due to pandemic restrictions, with hopes to expand to in-person events in the future.

Assist in marketing and ticket sales for music productions, coordinate artists during rehearsals, and handle small tasks during the production period. Must be available for the whole day of October 2 to assist at the dress rehearsal and concert in Tacoma Park, MD.

Capture rehearsals, concerts, and other live events for marketing purposes. Must be available on October 2, 2022, to shoot the dress rehearsal and concert in Tacoma Park, MD.

Assist in conducting health screenings and providing health-related workshops. Volunteers play a key role in promoting health and wellness in the community.

Assist in distributing food baskets, hygiene items, and diapers to families in need. Volunteers are crucial in helping stabilize families struggling with high inflation and essential costs.

Support the Making Tracks Academic Enrichment Program by mentoring youth in academic and life skills. Volunteers help provide vital instruction and support to underserved communities.

Assist in organizing and executing various community support projects aimed at alleviating distress and crisis situations. Volunteers will engage in activities such as distributing aid, coordinating events, and providing logistical support.

Support the Healthy Eating Program by assisting with bilingual food demonstrations and interactive farm-to-fork activities. Volunteers help educate market shoppers about preparing and enjoying fresh, local produce.

The DC Bird Alliance welcomes new trip leaders to guide birding trips. This role is perfect for those interested in sharing their love for birds and leading community birding experiences.

DC Bird Alliance is looking for passionate members to join their committees and make a difference for birds and people. This opportunity allows volunteers to contribute to various initiatives and support local bird conservation efforts.

Volunteers can assist with local field trips, tours, and morning bird walks, connecting with various local conservation groups. This opportunity helps strengthen community ties and promote bird conservation.

Assist in the operation of the Crossroads Farmers Market, helping with setup, customer service, and vendor support. Volunteers play a crucial role in making fresh, healthy food more accessible to the community.

KFICCC volunteers assist in inclusive childcare, preschool, and aftercare programs. Responsibilities include supervising children, supporting classroom instruction, and organizing recreational activities. Volunteers must be 15+ years of age and commit to a minimum of 40 volunteer hours annually.

Volunteers contribute to fundraising efforts and awareness campaigns, helping to raise crucial funds and spread the organization’s message to a broader audience. Their dedication and commitment are instrumental in creating a positive impact.

Volunteers assist in organizing and facilitating recreational activities, workshops, or support groups, providing a safe and inclusive space for individuals to connect and engage. They also offer one-on-one support and companionship to individuals with disabilities, fostering meaningful relationships and promoting social integration.

Community Liaisons dedicate 1-2 hours per week to community organizing activities, focusing on equitable access to land and food. They foster relationships with local residents and businesses, particularly minority-owned ones.

Outdoor Educators focus on educational events and activities at Koiner Farm and Loiederman Farm, including school field trips and workshops. They support educational initiatives and help with event organization.