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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

Box Packing Assemblies involve volunteers working on an assembly line to pack boxes for distribution. Roles include building boxes, placing items into boxes, and palletizing completed boxes.

Volunteers help pack bags of food for children who rely on school lunch programs during the week. This program ensures that students have food over the weekends when school is not in session.

Volunteers in the Produce Bagging role will weigh and package fresh produce items for distribution. This helps ensure that healthy food is accessible to the community.

Volunteers assist in loading food into vehicles at Mobile Pantries or delivering food to seniors' homes. This role is crucial for ensuring food reaches those in need in the community.

Volunteers in the Quality Assurance/Sorting Room ensure that only safe food is distributed to the community. They will be trained to organize and inspect donated food products to meet the Foodbank’s safety standards.

We are looking for individuals who are First-Aid/CPR certified to volunteer as our first-aid representative at performances. This role is crucial for ensuring the safety of our patrons and performers.

Join our technical and backstage run crew members. No experience is necessary as we provide any training needed. Positions available include Sound Board Operator, Microphone Coordinator, and Light Board Operator.

Assist with box office operations and customer service. Volunteers will help with ticket sales and provide information to patrons. Personal LTN Arts-People Logins are required for this role.

In this role, volunteers will assist with general housekeeping tasks such as washing windows, dusting blinds, and cleaning kitchen appliances. This opportunity is available for groups, families, and individuals who want to maintain a welcoming environment for families.

As a volunteer in the Comfort Food Program, you will provide meals for families staying in the Ronald McDonald House. This role is open to groups, families, and individuals who wish to help nourish families during their difficult times.