As a Heart to Heart volunteer, you will provide practical assistance to older adults, including pick-up, deliveries, errands for groceries, meals, library books, and more. Volunteers also offer friendly telephone reassurance and office help.

Volunteers will assist in the construction and renovation of the new nuns' residence at Deboche. Responsibilities include helping with tasks such as caulking window trim, laying walkways, and varnishing interior walls to ensure a safe and comfortable living space for the nuns.

Engage with the public to educate them about wildlife conservation and the mission of Wilderness Way Wildlife. Volunteers will assist in creating educational materials and conducting outreach programs.

Assist in the care and rehabilitation of orphaned, ill, injured, and displaced wildlife. Volunteers may be involved in various tasks including feeding, cleaning, and monitoring the animals.

Help maintain the facilities and grounds of Wilderness Way Wildlife. Tasks may include general maintenance, repairs, and carpentry work.

Volunteers are needed to support the organization’s retreats, providing a peaceful and empathetic space for families affected by childhood cancer and child loss. Responsibilities include assisting with event setup, engaging with families, and ensuring a supportive environment.

Experience-makers are crucial in creating memorable and healing experiences for families at retreats. Volunteers will help organize activities, engage with participants, and contribute to a joyful atmosphere.

Therapists are needed to offer their services during retreats, providing therapeutic support to families dealing with grief and trauma. Volunteers will facilitate sessions and offer guidance to help families heal.

Volunteers at the New Castle Historical Society engage in activities such as creating exhibits, organizing materials, staffing the building, gardening, researching, and assisting with programs and meetings. Volunteers help enhance the visitor experience by sharing the history of New Castle.

Volunteers are needed to deliver homemade cookies and heartfelt cards from local students to first responder locations across the Seacoast. This initiative is part of the celebration of Random Acts of Kindness Day, aiming to show appreciation for the essential work of first responders.

Volunteers are essential to the thriving of The Dance Hall. Responsibilities include assisting with events, helping with setup and breakdown, and supporting staff during community events like The Kittery Block Party.

All hazard department with EMS assist seeking qualified and non qualified “call” Firefighters. 300 plus calls a year. Department paid training. CDL a plus. All hours available Community Involved Department | Requirements: Will train to meet BLS , State of Maine. Will provide basic EMS skills Will train Emergency Vehicle Operations | Categories: Firefighter

Assist with various gardening tasks such as weeding, turning compost, and spreading woodchips. Volunteers help maintain the garden's health and appearance.

Help manage the garden's social media presence by posting updates on platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Volunteers will create engaging content to promote garden activities.

Participate in developing a database and writing grants to support the garden's funding needs. Volunteers will work on grant proposals and research funding opportunities.

Assist in scheduling speakers and organizing special events at the garden. Volunteers will help plan and execute community events to engage and educate the public.

Join the minion army to help organize and manage the Portsmouth Halloween Parade. Responsibilities include gathering raffle prizes, selling parade swag, organizing events, and ensuring the parade runs smoothly.

Serve as a Parade Marshal to help guide and manage the parade procession. Responsibilities include carrying the parade flag, using walkie-talkies for communication, and ensuring the safety and order of the parade.

As a LitterPic Ambassador, you will inspire change by sharing impactful photos and stories of cleanups and environmental victories. Engage with the community, post consistently, and spread the word to grow the movement for a cleaner planet.

Are you interested in helping your community during the times of emergencies. Helping your neighbor, friends or relatives. Wells Fire Department offers a fantastic opportunity to allow you to use your skills, time and effort to make our town a better place to live. | Requirements: Be 18 years old, GED or High School Diploma, Maine State Drivers License and time to contribute. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Other, EMT, Community Education

Provide support during community events hosted by the garden club. Responsibilities may include setup, coordination, and cleanup after events.

Assist with clearing trails and brush in community garden areas. No experience necessary, just a willingness to help maintain and beautify the garden spaces.

Help build raised beds and other structures within the community garden. This role involves hands-on work and is perfect for those who enjoy building and crafting.

Participate in the spring and fall cleanup of the community garden. Tasks include general cleaning, organizing, and preparing the garden for the upcoming season.

Assist with pruning and mulching trees in the community garden. This role is essential for maintaining the health and appearance of the garden's trees.

Greet visitors at living history events, providing them with information and enhancing their experience at the Colonel Paul Wentworth House. Volunteers are essential to creating an engaging and informative environment for guests.

Work behind the scenes with historic objects, helping to preserve and organize the collections at the Colonel Paul Wentworth House. Volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the house's historical artifacts.

Help organize community events at the Colonel Paul Wentworth House, contributing to the planning and execution of engaging programs for the public. Volunteers are key to the success of these events.

Teach workshops on various historical and cultural topics at the Colonel Paul Wentworth House. Share your knowledge and skills with visitors eager to learn about traditional crafts and arts.

Assist in tending the kitchen garden at the Colonel Paul Wentworth House. Volunteers will help maintain the garden, ensuring it is both productive and educational for visitors.

Volunteers assist with publicizing the project, helping with events, fundraising, and educational outreach. Responsibilities include participating in community events, assisting with mailings and administrative tasks, and engaging in craft projects or tasks that can be done at home.

Administrative volunteers support the organization by assisting with data entry, mailings, research, and filing. Tasks may vary based on skills and experience, and volunteers are needed on a consistent basis.

Volunteers are needed to deliver meals to elderly residents in the Dover area during the annual Thanksgiving event. This role involves driving to various locations and ensuring meals are delivered safely and warmly to recipients.

Program volunteers are responsible for ensuring the safety, well-being, and positive experiences of campers. Volunteers assist in balancing spontaneous play with a focus on safety and may lead groups or activities, depending on experience.

Licensed medical professionals (MD, NP, or RN) are needed to provide medical care and ensure a safe environment for children with chronic health conditions during programs. Volunteers work under the guidance of the Medical Director.

Join the Public Relations Team to help keep the Arundel Conservation Trust in the public eye. Responsibilities include writing, social media management, and designing promotional materials. This role is ideal for creative individuals who enjoy writing and using platforms like Canva.

Join the Trail Building Team to design, build, and maintain walking and mountain bike trails. Volunteers will work outdoors, helping to establish land management priorities and develop new landholdings. This role is perfect for those who love nature and working outside.

Volunteer at the annual Trail Fest to assist with trail guiding, finish line medal greeting, parking support, setup and breakdown, and registration. This event is a major community gathering and volunteers are crucial to its success.