Assist families by sorting clothing donations and stocking the clothing area on Mondays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. or Wednesdays from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. Requires climbing stairs and moderate lifting.

Help maintain the flower beds on Broad Street and raised beds at Chrystal’s Place. This opportunity is open to individuals of all ages.

Assist in the food pantry on Mondays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and Wednesdays from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. Responsibilities include lifting and navigating stairs to help distribute food items.

Use your truck or large automobile to help haul food and large household items a few times per month. Lifting is optional as other volunteers can assist.

Pick up bread on Tuesday evenings at the East York Panera or Wednesday mornings at the White Street Weis. Moderate lifting is required.

Coordinate with caseworkers to deliver donated household items to families in need, helping them furnish their new homes.

Preservation volunteers work with various cemeteries to restore headstones and beautify grounds from April through October. They participate in Second Saturday Preservation Days and other events, suitable for families, groups, and clubs.

Assist in teaching prophetic art lessons to children of all ages, helping them discover their inner creative talent and strengthen their true identity. Volunteers will support the lead instructor in facilitating art activities and engaging with participants.

Tour guides engage the public on scheduled walking tours by sharing history and stories at cemeteries and on downtown walking tours. They start as apprentices and can become official docents, helping to research and develop new tour material. Volunteers generally commit to 3-6 hours per month.

Become a BARk volunteer to help support the organization's mission of providing love and care to animals. Volunteers can assist with events, donation drives, and spreading awareness about BARk's work.

Facilitate paint nights by assisting participants in engaging with their painting process. Volunteers will help create a reflective and personal painting experience for attendees, ensuring a supportive and creative environment.

Volunteers will provide transportation for individuals to attend AA meetings. This role requires a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Volunteers will engage in 12-step calls, offering support and guidance to individuals in need. This role involves direct interaction and requires a strong understanding of the AA program.

Tour escorts lead groups of 10 people along established routes during tours, staying with the group from start to finish. They ensure smooth transitions between tour stops and assist with group management.

Logistics volunteers support events by setting up/tearing down, offering directions, distributing brochures, placing signs, and running errands. These roles do not involve public speaking and require a minimum shift of 2 hours.

Volunteers will assist in answering calls for the AA Hotline, providing support and information to individuals seeking help with alcoholism. Volunteers will be trained on how to handle calls and maintain confidentiality.

Work with donors around York to collect household items such as chairs, coffee tables, and dishes. These items will be used to help furnish homes for families in need.

Pack client food orders, ensuring that each package meets the dietary needs and preferences of the recipients. Volunteers will work as part of a team to prepare orders for distribution.

Assist in off-loading truck deliveries, ensuring that all items are handled safely and efficiently. Volunteers will help organize and store deliveries for future distribution.

Assist with various office duties, including administrative tasks and organizational support. Volunteers will help ensure the smooth operation of the pantry's daily activities.