Volunteers at HRET can work as Horse Leaders, who lead the horses during classes, or as Side-walkers, who assist riders by walking alongside them for safety. No prior horse experience is required, and volunteers must commit to a regular schedule of one day a week for approximately two sessions.

Barn Volunteers are essential for maintaining the smooth operation of the ranch. Responsibilities include cleaning stalls, providing fresh water, and maintaining equipment and the garden. Volunteers must be able to work independently.

As a Lesson Volunteer, you will lead horses or side-walk during therapeutic riding lessons. Volunteers will be trained on how to properly lead a horse and provide support to riders with differing needs. Responsibilities may also include grooming and saddling horses before sessions.

Mentors will guide young participants in developing critical thinking, intelligence, and wisdom. Volunteers will support youth in becoming contributing authors and participating in educational activities.

Volunteers are needed to support the organization's mission to combat human trafficking and provide assistance to victims. Responsibilities may include administrative tasks, outreach, and other supportive roles as needed.

Facility Volunteers assist with administrative tasks like answering phones, data entry, and mail preparation during office hours. They also promote The Bridge in the community by distributing materials and posting on bulletin boards.

Adult volunteers at The Bridge Thrift Store help process donations and keep shelves stocked to support teen programs. Volunteers commit to serve weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly for 2-4 hours, with flexible days and hours.

Program Volunteers lead programs based on their interests and expertise, such as art classes, music lessons, culinary demonstrations, or fitness programs. They help create a positive and engaging environment for teens.

Bridge Volunteers connect with students to provide a positive, fun, and safe environment, serving weekly or monthly. They support afterschool programs and events, building relationships with students.

Join the Marketing/Outreach Committee to create awareness of This Girls Story's work through social media management and event promotion. Help engage a broader audience and build community relationships.

Help plan and execute various events for This Girls Story, managing logistics, coordinating with speakers, and promoting events to engage diverse audiences.

Join This Girls Story's Board of Directors to oversee fiscal and managerial responsibilities, advocate for the organization, and contribute to fundraising efforts. Active participation in board meetings is required.

Help create and publish content for This Girl's Story magazine. Responsibilities include theme planning, submission review, copyediting, and weekly blog creation. Ideal for high school or college students passionate about writing and art.

Gain hands-on experience in public relations by assisting This Girls Story in shaping its public image, drafting press releases, and building media relationships.

Screen adoption applications remotely to ensure potential adopters meet the necessary criteria for adopting a pet from Lulu's Locker Rescue.

Assist with socializing cats, cleaning the cat center, and maintaining a welcoming environment for potential adopters. Tasks include washing dishes, cleaning litter boxes, and changing linens.

Provide IT support for the organization's website and social media platforms to enhance online presence and engagement.

Transport animals to and from vet visits and foster homes, as well as transport supplies within Frankfort, Chicago, and surrounding suburbs.

Assist in setting up and running fundraisers, and solicit for auction donations and corporate sponsorships to support the rescue's mission.

As a volunteer life coach, you will support women in overcoming personal obstacles by providing guidance and encouragement. You will work closely with individuals to develop personalized plans for achieving their goals.