Volunteers are needed to assist in feeding the homeless at Ebenezer Baptist Church. Responsibilities include meal preparation, serving food, and engaging with community members to provide support and encouragement.

Serve as a volunteer with Women's Refugee Care to support various programs and upcoming events. Volunteers may assist with organizational tasks, language support, and community engagement activities.

Assist in the operation of the Canteen truck, delivering food and basic necessities to the homeless and working poor in Woonsocket and Providence. Volunteers will help serve an average of 95 persons per run.

Support the Adopt a School Program by delivering food, clothing, and books to elementary and middle schools in East Providence and East Greenwich. Volunteers will help serve numerous children in need.

Assist with Friday noon summer deliveries to youth centers in Providence, providing lunches to approximately 60 youth per run. Volunteers will help ensure timely and efficient delivery of meals.

Participate in car-type drop ship deliveries to soup kitchens and homeless shelters across Rhode Island. This role involves delivering essential items to locations such as The Mathewson Street Church and Emmanuel House.

Volunteers assist in maintaining Stillhouse Cove park and salt marsh through cleanups, plantings, and removing invasive plants. Organizational tasks such as communications and office duties are also available.

Volunteers provide excellent service during special events and assist with large projects at The Arctic Playhouse. In exchange, volunteers receive training, ticket vouchers, and an appreciation event at the end of the season.

Community Volunteers work with fellow volunteers and community members to reduce the homeless cat population in Rhode Island through targeted spay and neuter. Online training is provided, and volunteers are asked to commit to giving 3 hours of service each month for at least six months.

Volunteers are needed to support the rescue efforts for cats and kittens in the community. Opportunities include administrative tasks, crafting items for fundraising, and other supportive roles. No specific time commitment is required.

Volunteers are needed to support the mission of ensuring that children in Rhode Island experience meaningful arts education in their communities. This role involves engaging with the community and supporting arts programming.

Spread the word about PechaKucha in the community, develop themes for events, and co-host event nights. Engage in monthly virtual meetings and outreach activities.

Volunteer Grant Writers work with team leaders to draft grant proposals, supporting the organization's work by securing funding. Volunteers are asked to commit to giving 3 hours of service each month for at least six months.

Volunteers are needed to help with Sanctuari's mission of protecting wildlife and their habitats. Responsibilities may include hands-on care of wildlife, event planning, educational outreach, and participating in think tanks.

Assist in reaching out to the community to promote Holly's Closet's mission and events. Volunteers will help organize and participate in community events to raise awareness and support for students in need.

Event Volunteers help connect with the community and raise funds by participating in events in Rhode Island and Southern Massachusetts. Volunteers are asked to commit to giving 3 hours of service each month for at least six months.

The Social Media Volunteer is responsible for content creation for social media, collaborating with fosters to collect cat information and photos. The estimated time commitment is 4-6 hours per week.

Join Cozy Rhody in their mission to clean up public green spaces in Rhode Island. Volunteers will participate in organized clean-up events, helping to pick up litter in parks, bike paths, waterways, streets, and abandoned lots.

Transport Volunteers help rescue cats by transporting them to and from veterinary appointments, adoption events, and foster homes. Volunteers are asked to commit to giving 3 hours of service each month for at least six months.

The Foster Coordinator is responsible for the recruitment and onboarding of volunteer fosters, collaborating with the Foster Manager to ensure success. The estimated time commitment is 2-3 hours per week, and fostering experience is strongly preferred.