Organize a blanket drive at your school, office, or home to collect new blankets and bedding. Betsy's Blankets can arrange pickups in the Chicagoland area or help connect with local organizations in need.

Volunteers with skills in communications and marketing are needed to assist with outreach efforts, including managing social media, newsletters, and publicity for Go Green Wilmette.

Assist with the Sustainable Yard Tour by helping manage the event and guiding participants through various sustainable yards. Volunteers will help share information about sustainable practices.

Active volunteers help at various events throughout the year, including plant sales, village events, and habitat workdays. Responsibilities may include manning booths, assisting with event logistics, and engaging with the community.

Help organize small events in your area to support The Community Garage's mission. This role involves planning, coordinating, and executing events to engage the community and promote the organization's programs.

Help with hands-on mechanical work in the garage, assisting with maintenance and repair of vehicles used in the program. This role is perfect for those who don't mind getting their hands dirty and want to share their mechanical skills.

Assist with providing transportation to and from events, ensuring youth have access to all activities and opportunities offered by The Community Garage.

Share your passion for cars by showcasing a cool car or project you're working on. Engage with youth and inspire them by sharing your automotive journey and experiences.

Join Go Green Wilmette for regular beach clean-ups at Gillson Beach to help rid the area of microplastics. Volunteers are encouraged to bring reusable gloves and a container for collecting debris.

Support the delivery of after-school programs, including drama, music, and technology classes for youth. Volunteers will assist in class preparation and student engagement.

Volunteers are needed to assist in planning the annual Fourth of July celebration and parade in Evanston. Responsibilities include organizing events, coordinating with performers, and ensuring a smooth execution of the day's activities.

Volunteers recut, refresh, and arrange donated flowers into beautiful bouquets. These bouquets are then delivered to healthcare facilities, essential workers, domestic abuse survivors, refugees, veterans, and nursing home residents throughout Chicagoland.

Assist with the Glenview Art League's biggest event, the Summer Art Fair, held the last weekend in July. Volunteers are needed for various tasks including publicity, soliciting donations, organizing and staffing the Silent Auction, and setting up and taking down tents, signs, tables, and chairs.

Help with the Youth Art Fair held in February by assisting with registration, setting up and taking down children's exhibits, and managing awards and hospitality. Volunteers work in 2-hour or more shifts on one Saturday in February.

Join the Glenview Art League's Board of Directors to oversee new projects, approve finances, and assist committee chairs as needed. Meetings are held monthly at 7 p.m. on the 3rd Monday of each month, except July and December.

Serve as a gallery manager to liaise between GAL exhibitors and venues, assist artists with installations, and help with Member Shows and Receptions. This role requires 8-10 hours per year.

Assist the Demo Chair by seeking out local artists for demonstrations, helping with set up, and arranging refreshments for the Demo Meetings. This role requires approximately 12 hours per year.

Join the Hive Center for the Book Arts as a Volunteer Extraordinaire to support community-focused book and literary arts programs. Volunteers will assist in various activities, including workshops, events, and exhibitions.

Volunteers will assist in costuming, sewing, scenery construction, painting, make-up design, and hair design to help young performers shine onstage. This is an opportunity to use your skills for the greater good and meet future Broadway stars.

Volunteers assist in planning, developing, and implementing nature-based educational programs for school children from pre-K through high school. Roles include curriculum consulting, resource development, and leading nature walks.