Join us for the next Volunteer Fire Fighter class with the Hampton Division of Fire and Rescue. Class will begin on July 10. | Requirements: High school diploma or GED Pass Applicant Physical Agility Test and Polygraph. | Categories: Firefighter

HRCAP offers various community service and internship opportunities across several programs. This is a great way to get involved and help make your community a better place.

Join the Volunteers Who Read Program to engage children in learning activities that support their literacy needs. Volunteers are needed for a few hours during the week to help children succeed academically in the Hampton Roads community.

Join us as a community volunteer to help with home repairs and neighborhood revitalization projects. Your time and talents can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need.

As a mentor, you will provide guidance and support to a mentee throughout the year. Mentors are expected to communicate weekly with their mentees, attend quarterly meetings, and pass background checks.

Caring adult volunteers are needed for a variety of roles to help make YMCA Bright Beginnings a success. Shop with a child or stuff backpacks with school supplies.

Join the Fear 2 Freedom volunteer team to help empower students and support survivors of sexual violence. Volunteers will assist with various tasks and events, contributing their time and talent to make a meaningful impact in the community.

Volunteers are needed to assist with outdoor movies, concerts, and other events by helping with setup, cleanup, parking, and guest greeting. This is a great opportunity for those looking to volunteer on a one-time basis while enjoying the events.

No experience is necessary for this role, where volunteers will learn to identify plants and assist with gardening tasks such as weeding, watering, and mulching. Volunteers will work closely with the Curator of Gardens and staff in the beautiful gardens.

Docents at the Hermitage serve as the face of the museum, sharing knowledge and enthusiasm with visitors. No prior experience is required, but docents must be dependable and flexible, with a love for learning and teaching.

Garden docents represent the Hermitage by educating visitors about the wetlands and gardens through guided tours. This role requires a passion for nature and a willingness to learn and share knowledge with others.

Lee’s Friends Ambassadors represent the organization at community health fairs and events, assisting with fundraising events throughout the year. The time commitment varies based on the opportunity.

Volunteers help coordinate rides for cancer patients needing transportation to and from their cancer-related appointments. This role involves answering the phone, responding to inquiries, and assisting with administrative tasks.

Volunteers assist with patient outreach and check-ins, sending cards for holidays or birthdays, and other gestures of support to let cancer patients know they are not alone. Flexible volunteer hours are available.

Volunteers drive cancer patients to and from their cancer-related medical appointments and treatments. Each trip becomes more than a car ride; it becomes an opportunity to connect with patients during their journey.

Join us as a mentor or tutor to help shape a brighter future for our students. Whether you can volunteer once a week or once a month, your time matters and can make a significant impact in a teen's life.

Join us for a Volunteer Workday on the third Saturday of each month. Volunteers will assist with outdoor projects such as removing brush, widening trails, and trimming invasive vines. Individual volunteers are also welcome daily during open hours, with shifts available in 2-hour time slots.

Collect and test river and creek samples for bacteria and dissolved oxygen. Volunteers will play a crucial role in monitoring the health of local waterways.

Represent NRPA at community events, RiverFest, and local fairs. This role involves engaging with the public to promote NRPA's mission and initiatives.

Help lead hands-on lessons with students in the Watershed Initiative program. This role involves engaging with young learners to foster environmental awareness and stewardship.