Assist in organizing and facilitating informational meetings and brunch events for potential volunteers and supporters. Responsibilities include event setup, guest registration, and providing information about the organization's mission and programs.

Assist infants, toddlers, and preschoolers at the Easterseals Early Learning Center. Volunteers will help kids with activities led by staff, such as reading books and making art. One volunteer per classroom is needed each day, Monday-Friday, between 9am and 4pm.

We need volunteers to rock babies in the infant rooms at the Easterseals Early Learning Center! One volunteer per classroom per day is needed Monday-Friday, between 8am and 4pm.

Share your talents in visual arts, drama, story-telling, music, or dance with children and adults at the Easterseals Early Learning Center or Aspire Adult Day Program. Volunteer visits can be scheduled Monday-Friday during specific times, and supplies can be provided if needed.

Help individuals with disabilities learn to ride a bicycle at 'iCan Bike!' This unique program is held for 5 consecutive days each summer. Volunteers must be at least 15 years old, have the ability to run beside a bike, and be available during specific session times.

Assist with seasonal clean-up and landscaping at our Group Homes. Volunteers can work at various times of the year and can schedule work during weekdays, evenings, or weekends.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks including packing bags for the Weekend BackPack Program, sorting donated food items, and general cleaning in the Volunteer Center. Volunteers must sign up online prior to their shift and can commit to at least 90 minutes of work.

Assist with various projects related to the circular economy by sharing ideas, providing creative solutions, and helping to locate resources. Volunteers may also engage with entrepreneurs, educators, and corporations to support project development.

Participate in the Book n’ Cook kids cooking series once a month on a Friday from June through November. Volunteers will help organize and facilitate cooking sessions for children, promoting healthy eating habits.

Volunteers assist with daily care and feeding of raptors, participate in rescues and releases, and help with educational programs and facility maintenance. Volunteers must submit an application, attend training, and commit to at least one year of service.

Support the Market on Main every Wednesday by assisting with setup, customer interaction, and market operations. Volunteers can choose from morning, afternoon, or all-day shifts to help promote local food access.

Work at the River City Pride booth during the 2025 Parade and Festival, engaging with attendees, providing information about the organization, and assisting with event activities.

Assist with the Nourish program every other Thursday, helping with morning and afternoon shifts to support community food initiatives. Volunteers will engage in activities that promote access to nourishing food for all community members.

Assist in organizing and managing the first LGBTQIA+ Blood Drive in partnership with the American Red Cross. Volunteers will help with event setup, registration, and providing refreshments to donors.

Volunteers play an important role in helping us carry out our mission to serve our nation’s veterans. Duties vary depending on how you’d like to assist our organization, and volunteers must be 18 years or older to apply.

Support athletes during the Area Spring Games by volunteering at various locations across Indiana. Roles may include assisting with event setup, helping athletes, and ensuring a smooth competition experience.

Scott Twp is currently seeking volunteers, particularly ones in our district, to be part of our progressive combination fire department. | Requirements: Cadets 15 to 18: Hold up to par grades in scool to participate. Volunteer firefighters: 18 years or older with a clean background check. No fire experience required. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT