Assist in educating high school students about personal finance and investing. Volunteers will help develop and deliver educational materials and workshops to enhance financial literacy among students.

Volunteers will provide support for a single day during the retreat, assisting with various tasks as needed to ensure a successful event. This role requires flexibility and a willingness to help where needed.

Volunteers will assist in the kitchen and on land during the retreats, ensuring that all logistical needs are met for a smooth retreat experience. Responsibilities include meal preparation and general support for retreat activities.

Volunteers will assist as river guides during the 2-1/2 day retreats, helping participants with fly fishing techniques and ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Volunteers should have knowledge of fly fishing for trout, including casting and setting up fly lines.

Seeking a detail-oriented volunteer to assist with data entry, ensuring local children receive free books every month. Responsibilities include entering and updating participant information, verifying enrollment data for accuracy, and supporting administrative tasks.

Seeking a volunteer grant writer to research and draft compelling grant proposals to support early childhood literacy. Responsibilities include identifying funding opportunities, tailoring proposals to funder priorities, and collaborating with the team to secure financial support.

Seeking a creative and organized volunteer to plan and coordinate fundraising events supporting Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. Responsibilities include planning events, engaging with local businesses and donors, and collaborating with the team to maximize community involvement.

Help us at various events where we need extra hands for activities such as gleaning, rescuing food from local farms, or assisting at food shows. Opportunities are communicated through email and social media, so joining our volunteer base is essential to stay informed.

Share your unique skills with us! We often need assistance with projects that require specific expertise, such as handwriting cards, packing goodie bags, or clerical work. If you have a skill that could help, please reach out to us to discuss potential projects.

Join us in the Reclamation department where you will help process food donations by breaking down bulk products into family-sized portions, sorting food into boxes for seniors, and repacking items. This opportunity is available at our warehouse in Kentwood, and volunteers can sign up for shifts from Monday to Friday.

Assist with various tasks at MCAA events, including event setup, coordination, and support. Volunteers can contribute their skills in areas such as graphic design, event staffing, and social media management to support Michigan's ceramic community.

Assist in organizing and conducting youth etiquette dinners. Volunteers will help facilitate the event and engage with participants.

Volunteer as a weekly mentor to engage with young people in mentoring sessions. Volunteers are required to undergo a background check and must not have any past or pending criminal or harassment charges involving children.

Participate in virtual mentoring sessions to educate and empower young people. Volunteers must complete a background check and should be available for scheduled sessions.

Support speed networking events by engaging with young people and helping them develop networking skills. Volunteers should be available for event sessions.

Participate in clearing out invasive species from Millennium Park alongside elected leaders, staffers, and community members. This opportunity involves hands-on environmental work and community engagement.

Volunteers are needed to help with cat care tasks such as feeding cats, administering medication if needed, and general cleaning duties like scooping litter, sweeping, mopping, and organizing. Volunteers also socialize and snuggle with cats to help them build trust and find their forever homes.

Assist Mosh Pit Rescue by helping to return pop can donations. Volunteers can drop off cans at designated locations or coordinate with the rescue for pick-up. This helps fund the rescue's operations and care for animals.

The Lowell Area Fire Department provides fire and ems services to the residents of the City of Lowell, Lowell Township, and Vergennes Township. Covering nearly 17,000 people over 60sq miles, we respond to nearly 900 calls for emergency services a year. We are looking to add members our paid-on call / part time staff. | Requirements: Candidates must be minimum 18 years of age, high school graduate or equivalent, live in the City of Lowell, Lowell Township, or Vergennes Township, have a valid drivers license, the ability to pass a medical physical including drug screening, and criminal background check. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Assist in setting up and tearing down events organized by Food Hugs. Volunteers should be prepared to help with physical tasks and ensure events run smoothly.