The Lee Fire & Rescue Department is looking for men and women who are looking to support their community as a firefighter and/or emergency medical technician. | Requirements: Over the age of 18 | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Provide essential accounting and legal expertise to ensure the smooth operation of this nonprofit organization.

Docents learn about the plants, art, and history of an area of the garden and discuss it with visitors, providing educational tours.

This program connects volunteers with local Master Gardeners to help with detailed care of the garden beds, as well as spring and fall clean-up crews.

Assist in organizing and growing Bedrock Gardens' variety of programs, from event management to volunteer coordination.

These volunteers give out directions, information, and answer visitor questions to enhance the visitor experience at Bedrock Gardens.

Help expand Bedrock Gardens' marketing, fundraising, and promotional activities to support its mission.

Join ElderPet to volunteer with your pet in animal-assisted activities and therapy through Pet Partners. If you don't have a pet, you can still help by serving as part of the crowd at evaluations in Durham.

Assist in delivering pet food and transporting animals to pet-related services. This role requires a flexible schedule and dependable transportation, as requests can be sporadic and urgent.

Help with administrative tasks such as pet food purchase and packaging, website assistance, data collection, monitoring accounts, and organizing other volunteers.

Operate sound and lighting equipment during events. Volunteers will help create the right ambiance and ensure technical aspects run smoothly.

Assist with cleaning, repairs, and improvements at The Millspace. Volunteers will help maintain the venue's appearance and functionality.

Assist with taking tickets at various events hosted by The Millspace. Volunteers will ensure smooth entry of attendees and provide information as needed.

Volunteers will assist in training sessions aimed at educating the community about identifying and preventing aquatic invasive species in local water bodies. Responsibilities include helping set up workshops, distributing materials, and assisting experts during presentations.

Join the PLIA in their summer road cleanup event to help maintain the cleanliness of Route 156. Volunteers will be responsible for picking up trash along a two-mile stretch of road, ensuring a cleaner and safer environment for the community.

Contribute to the upkeep of the museum's grounds by participating in gardening and groundskeeping activities. Volunteers will help maintain the flax garden and ensure the grounds are well-kept.

Engage with visitors and provide information about the museum's exhibits as a Gallery Attendant. This role is ideal for those who are passionate about history and enjoy interacting with the public.

Assist with sales and admissions in the museum's gift shop, providing excellent customer service to visitors. Volunteers will help manage transactions and ensure a welcoming atmosphere for guests.

Help organize and run signature events at the Woodman Museum, such as Voices from the Cemetery and Memorial Day. This role involves assisting with setup, coordination, and guest engagement during events.

Administrative volunteers support the organization by assisting with data entry, mailings, research, and filing. Tasks may vary based on skills and experience, and volunteers are needed on a consistent basis.