Volunteers help with planting, weeding, and harvesting at the Grow to Give Garden in Hauppauge and the Veterans Community Garden in Huntington Station. This role supports local food production and community engagement.

Volunteers assist in packing individual boxes for distribution to senior community centers across Long Island, providing essential food packages to seniors in need.

Warehouse volunteers sort through products, pack supplies, and assist staff in distributing products to member agencies. Volunteers must be able to lift at least 25 lbs and follow food safety standards.

Volunteers pack bags with enough food for six meals and two snacks for children who rely on free or reduced-price school meals. This opportunity is crucial for supporting children in need.

Volunteers assist in sorting, refrigerating, and packing fresh produce, dairy, and bakery items for distribution to food pantries and member agencies. Volunteers must be able to lift at least 40 lbs and follow food safety standards.

Volunteers are needed to assist in the classroom, gallery, studios, and at arts & crafts fairs. Responsibilities include helping with events, distributing literature, and maintaining a positive attitude while following the Art League’s policies and procedures.

Skilled gardeners and horticulturists, as well as beginners, are invited to volunteer at ELIJA Farm. Volunteers can participate in various activities such as planting, harvesting, and groundskeeping, and are encouraged to come alone or with groups of all sizes.

Volunteers are vital for the programs offered by REACH CYA, which include social, recreational, and educational activities for children and youth. Volunteers can help by contributing their time to support various programs and events.

As a volunteer counselor, you will provide nonjudgmental support to individuals in emotional distress. Volunteers are required to commit to one four-hour shift per week for a minimum of one year and will receive professional training to effectively assist callers.

Volunteers will assist with sorting plants for orders, organizing orders, and helping with pick-up during the spring plant sale. Volunteers can choose to take on one or multiple shifts.

Volunteers are needed to manage the Food Collection Table at summer concerts, collecting donations to help the food insecure in the community. Responsibilities include receiving and packing donations and distributing raffle tickets to donors.

Assist in our after-school homework help and tutoring program at Family Centers in Bay Shore, Brentwood, Huntington Station, and Riverhead from October to May. This role supports students in their academic success.

Advocate for elderly neighbors living in nursing homes and adult care homes in Suffolk County. Volunteers visit assigned homes weekly to help residents understand their rights to quality care.

Volunteers with strong office and computer skills can donate a few hours each week to assist with clerical work at one of our 20 offices. This role helps ensure smooth operations and support for various programs.

Office volunteers help with various administrative tasks such as stuffing envelopes, answering phones, and data entry. This support is crucial for the smooth operation of the organization and helps facilitate their mission.

Kennel volunteers assist with the care of dogs in the kennel, helping with feeding, cleaning, and socializing the dogs. This role is essential for maintaining a healthy environment for the dogs and supporting their training process.

Community outreach volunteers help spread awareness of America's VetDogs programs by visiting local businesses and organizations to promote puppy raiser recruitment. This role is vital for increasing community engagement and support for the organization.

As a weekend puppy raiser, you will provide a loving home for a puppy in training for 12-18 months, teaching them good manners and socializing them in various environments. This role is perfect for those who enjoy spending time with dogs and want to contribute to their training and development.

Volunteer at our Greenhouse to assist us in our efforts to reach our goals and carry out our mission of preserving Long Island’s native plants for future generations. A great opportunity for organizations, groups, families, and individuals!

As a Cat Caretaker Volunteer, you will be responsible for cleaning and socializing with the cats at our Adoption Center. Volunteers are required to commit to at least 2 hours per week and must be 18 years or older.