As a hospice volunteer, you will provide companionship and emotional support to patients and families during end-of-life care. Responsibilities include sitting with patients, reading aloud, and assisting family caregivers by offering respite care.

Volunteers assist with various library functions including shelving books, organizing materials, and helping with community events. This is a great opportunity to engage with the community and support literacy initiatives.

Looking for members to support or volunteer fire department, both operational Firefighters, EMTS and non-operational support members. | Requirements: Able to attend a volunteer recruit school and/or EMT certification. | Categories: Department Support, Fundraising, EMT, Firefighter

Come be a part of our PGVFD family! We are an all volunteer fire department in Prince George County, Virginia & have been serving the citizens of Prince George since 1957. We provide fire suppression, fire protection, fire prevention and education, rescue services and emergency services related to hazardous materials and other hazards posing a threat to life and property. We respond to over 750 calls every year. We meet every Monday night at 7 p.m. at 6500 Courthouse Road, Prince George, VA 23875. | Requirements: Explorer Membership: Ages 14 & 15 (does have restrictions) Cadet Membership: Ages 16 & 17 Full Membership: Ages 18+ | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Department Support, Other, Junior Members

We are in the need of certified firefighters to volunteer, as well as recruits and support staff. Emt-B is not necessary but definately a plus. We have percentage based run requirements as well as duty hours to get your time in. 15% of calls a quarter or 24 hours a month. Come join an excellent group of people and become a part of our family. | Requirements: Drug test/physical required Decent driving record Criminal background check | Categories: Department Support, EMT, Firefighter

Volunteers assist with social activities, support community events, and help facilitate small group activities such as book clubs and bible study groups. This role is vital in enhancing the quality of life for residents and building meaningful relationships within the community.

As a HandyHand Helper, you will perform small home repairs and minor projects to assist seniors in staying safe in their homes. This role is vital for enhancing the quality of life for older adults in our community.

As a Lifelong Learning Instructor, you will share your knowledge or passion by teaching a class, leading a discussion, or offering a workshop for seniors. This role helps keep older adults engaged and active in their learning.

As a Volunteer Driver, you will provide free, accompanied rides to seniors for medical appointments, pharmacies, and grocery stores. This role is essential in helping seniors maintain their independence and access necessary services.

Volunteers are needed to assist with unloading, sorting, packing, and distributing food at The Closet at Belmont. Opportunities are available Tuesday through Friday mornings, and volunteers can also engage with the community and other volunteers.

Join our corps of volunteers to help children learn about nature and develop essential life skills. Volunteers can participate in monthly Create and Conserve workdays or engage in flexible ongoing volunteering opportunities.

Assist with various ongoing needs including front desk support, computer lab help, data entry, and more. This role is flexible and can accommodate different skill sets and interests.

Help with tasks in the Learning Garden, including planting seasonal vegetables, weeding, watering garden beds, and maintaining compost piles. This opportunity allows for individual volunteering as well as group participation.

Assist with cooking enrichment classes that teach families and adults basic cooking skills for affordable, nutritious, and kid-friendly recipes. Volunteers will have the opportunity to build relationships while having fun cooking.

Create games and activities for kids to learn about healthy eating habits. Volunteers will have access to resources and can develop activities either virtually or in person at the Neighborhood Resource Center.

Bring your professional skills and life experience to serve on one of our committees. This role involves collaborating with others to support the mission of The Shepherd's Center.

Give a one-hour lecture during the lunch hour at Open University and Lunch & Life. This is an opportunity to share your expertise and engage with the community.

In the role of Furniture Bank Handler, you will help with the movement and organization of furniture donations. This position is crucial for maintaining an organized space and ensuring clients receive the items they need.

As a Shelter Volunteer, you will assist with daily operations at our emergency shelter. This includes providing support to guests and helping maintain a welcoming environment.

As a Donation Sorter, you will assist with organizing donations that come into our facility. This role is essential in ensuring that items are sorted efficiently and made available for those in need.