Assist young adults with developmental disabilities transitioning from school-based supports into adult services. Work closely with families and caregivers to ensure a smooth transition.

Assist with the setup and management of concerts and events organized by the Baltimore Classical Guitar Society. Responsibilities include helping with ticketing, seating arrangements, and providing information to attendees.

Uptown Concerts is looking for a volunteer to handle media relations. Responsibilities include emailing press releases to media and posting concert info on online calendars and Facebook.

Join the Farm to Food Bank program to pick fresh fruits and vegetables at partner farms across Maryland. There are no age or physical restrictions to participate, making it a great opportunity for individuals or groups.

Assist with the HEART Market program by helping set up the market, distributing food, and cleaning up after the event. Volunteers must be at least 14 years old, able to lift 40 pounds, and stand for three hours.

Volunteers at Mercy Personal Physician practice sites in Overlea, Glen Burnie, and Lutherville assist with patient services and administrative tasks, contributing to the smooth operation of these community healthcare locations.

The Lutherville Volunteer Fire Company (LVFC) is looking for motivated individuals to join our team as EMTs and Firefighters. Nestled in the heart of old Lutherville, LVFC has a tradition of excellence in protecting and serving the community for over 100 years. Just a stone’s throw from both hustle and bustle of urban Towson and the calm serenity of the rural Loch Raven reservoir, LVFC sees a variety of calls for service. With three fire engines, a heavy rescue squad, utility truck, and special unit LVFC is more than well equipped to answer the call for help. The best part of all this is that no experience is required. Through the University of Maryland, you will receive FREE training in fire suppression, emergency medicine, and much more. After 3-years of service, members become eligible for up to a $7,000 Maryland state tax deduction. For those in college looking for low-cost housing, LVFC has 10 individual bunk rooms for members to live-in as part of our live-in program. Still interested? Fill-out an interest card at lvfc.com/join or swing by the firehouse at 1609 Bellona Avenue, Lutherville, MD 21093 and take the first step in becoming a part of the team! | Requirements: - 16 years or older. - Pass a background check and drug screening. - Good general health. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteer as a parent tutor to provide academic instruction and support to homeschool students in a cooperative setting. Volunteers are expected to bring their unique skills and knowledge to enhance the educational experience of the students.

Join a dedicated group of volunteers in major cities across the U.S. to help raise awareness for IOCC through fundraising events. Metropolitan Committees provide grassroots support to advance IOCC's humanitarian mission.

Parish Representatives play a key role in generating support and raising awareness for IOCC’s humanitarian work by dedicating a few minutes each month to spread the word in their community. Responsibilities include creating displays, organizing events, and sharing IOCC news.

Support IOCC operations by providing administrative assistance at their Baltimore office. Volunteers will help with various office tasks to ensure smooth operations and support the organization's mission.

The Providence Volunteer Fire Company, established in 1947, is a 100% volunteer organization. It provides fire suppression, rescue, collapse rescue, and emergency medical services to the citizens of Towson, HIllendale, Parkville, and the surrounding areas in a variety of areas including urban, suburban, and rural communities. Members take in over a 1000 runs each year gaining invaluable experience. Providence VFC is in the back yard Towson University and Goucher College but also minutes away from the following universities: Loyola University, Notre Dame of Maryland, Morgan State, Coppin State, and Johns Hopkins University. Our live-in program is an ideal opportunity to attend these schools rent free while providing an excellent college experience (Prior Training Required). In addition to calls for service, members frequently conduct public fire and life safety education details, attend community events, and conduct fund raising making The PVFC a pillar of the community. Benefits: •Free Training •Free Personal Protective Equipment •University of MD college credit in Fire Science Curriculum •$3500 Tax Reduction after 3 years • LOSAP - A non-contributory retirement after 25 years of service •Mileage Reimbursement •Live-in Program for students •New Firehouse with Modern Facilities | Requirements: Applicants must : -Be 16 years of age or older -Pass a thorough background check and drug test -Be accepted by Board of Directors and Company vote -Record at least 10 Duty hours a month -Obtain all required training within 1 year: *Firefighter I (108 hours) *Hazardous Materials Operations (24 hours) *Blood Bourne Pathogens (4 hours) *American Heart Association CPR/AED (8 hours) | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Community Education

Join us for our Spring Community Days of Service on Saturday, April 11th, and Sunday, May 10th, from 10:00 AM- 12:00 PM. Volunteers will assist with trail maintenance, including mulching and invasive plant removal. These events are free and open to the public, and registration is required.

Join us for Project Clean Stream at Irvine Nature Center on Friday, April 24th from 9:30am – 12:00pm. Volunteers will help collect trash and protect the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Participants must be 18 or older and registration is on a first come, first serve basis, capped at 100 participants.

Assist with daily discipleship opportunities, including night prayer and Bible study teaching. Volunteers will help facilitate discussions and support participants in their spiritual growth.

Support the weekly intergenerational discipleship class by engaging with participants and assisting with class activities. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and supportive environment for all attendees.

Volunteers are needed to care for cats at the sanctuary, ensuring they are fed, groomed, and receive necessary attention. Volunteers will also help maintain the cleanliness and organization of the sanctuary.

Volunteers help care for cats in community colonies, providing food and monitoring their health and well-being. This role involves traveling to various community locations.

Foster parents provide temporary homes for cats and kittens, offering them a safe and nurturing environment until they are adopted. This role requires a commitment to care for the animals in your own home.

Volunteers are needed to assist with TNR projects to help control the feral cat population. This involves trapping, transporting, and releasing cats after they have been neutered.