Volunteers are responsible for cleaning the shelter, providing food and water, and socializing with the cats. This role is crucial in helping cats, many of whom have been abandoned or are feral, to feel safe and cared for.

Greeters welcome families, provide hospitality, and help keep the ranch on schedule. They must be 18 or older, have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and commit to one day per week for eight weeks of summer.

General Volunteers assist with gardening, maintenance projects, and the pop can fundraiser. They help keep the ranch running smoothly behind the scenes without directly participating in programming.

Mentors work one-on-one with participants, helping them grow in confidence, self-esteem, and self-worth through interactions with horses. They must be 18 or older, have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and commit to one day per week for eight weeks of summer or a four-week block in fall or winter.

Wranglers, aged 13-17, assist with ranch chores and support mentors during sessions. They commit to one day per week for eight weeks of summer and must have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

Be a supportive peer for young adults and adults with autism, helping them build confidence in social and community settings.

Assist with setup, registration, and cleanup at the Art Auction & Gala Dinner, ensuring a smooth flow of the event and supporting fundraising efforts.

Help with registration, course support, logistics, and closing ceremonies at the Golf Outing, a key fundraising event for Autism Support of Kent County.

Support the Walk for Autism by assisting with setup, registration, event direction, and tear-down, contributing to the success of this large community event.

Facilitate engaging social activities tailored to specific age groups, such as teens or young adults, to help them grow and thrive in social settings.

Assist with behind-the-scenes tasks that keep Autism Support of Kent County's programs running smoothly, contributing to the overall mission.

Assist in organizing and managing the Lori's Voice Walks at Berlin Raceway. Volunteers will help with event setup, guiding participants, and ensuring a smooth event flow. This role is crucial in creating an enjoyable experience for all attendees.

Coach a youth baseball or softball team, implementing YMCA principles.

General volunteers who want to help at the Y.

Kid Zone Volunteers will work with children age 2 months - 11 years.

General volunteers who assist with facility maintenance and support.

Hang out, play games, and build relationships with students, providing them with guidance and support in a safe environment.

Greet students, check them in and out, and fill out proper paperwork to ensure smooth operation of the program.

Take pictures of students and activities to capture the essence of the program and its impact on the community.

Monitor the homework room, assisting students with their assignments if you have expertise in subjects like math, English, or history.