Our Junior Volunteer Program is designed for those under 18 who want to make a difference in their communities. Participants will receive training, mentorship, and support as they engage in various recreational activities and community service projects.

Join our team as a Volunteer Recreation Assistant where you will help facilitate various outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, hiking, and biking for individuals with disabilities. This role involves working closely with athletes to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience while promoting inclusivity and community engagement.

Foster volunteers provide temporary homes for cats and kittens, offering love, training, and care. SCAR provides basic supplies and veterinary care, while foster families prepare the animals for adoption.

Volunteers assist at Spay/Neuter and Vaccination clinics by greeting clients, completing paperwork, and taking payments. This helps keep the clinics low-cost and accessible to the community.

Volunteers help by preparing newsletters for mailing, advocating for SCAR at town meetings, putting up posters, and collecting signatures for petitions to support SCAR's initiatives.

Volunteers are needed to help with morning cleaning and feeding of cats and kittens. This includes spending time with the animals and ensuring their environment is clean and comfortable. Volunteers are asked to commit a few hours 1-2 days a week.

The Waterford Volunteer Fire Department is looking for additional members to join the team and help serve and protect the Waterford Community. We have many opportunities for community members to be involved. Please reach out today to see how you can make a difference in our small town. | Requirements: Resident of Waterford VT or adjoining town. Cadets must be at least 16 years of age. Active members must be at least 18 or older. We offer paid training programs Firefighter and EMT certifications. | Categories: Department Support, Community Education, Fundraising, EMT, Firefighter, Junior Members

Join us in supporting the Franconia Artwalk by volunteering at our events from July through October. Volunteers will assist with setup, event coordination, and engaging with visitors to enhance their experience of the art and nature around them.

Join us as a Pop-in Volunteer to assist with various community projects, including event preparations and maintenance of historical structures. Volunteers can choose when to participate based on their availability, with no prior commitment required.

Help repaint the Lunenburg Common Gazebo as part of our 2025 Community Volunteer Project. Supplies are provided, and volunteers can choose their preferred day and time to contribute to this restoration effort.

Volunteers in the morning shift clean each cat’s cage, including food dishes, litter boxes, and bedding. They feed and medicate cats as instructed and monitor playtime, as well as perform general cleaning tasks such as laundry and floor cleaning.

Adoption shift volunteers open the shelter to the public, assist in matching adopters with cats, provide information on the adoption process, and monitor playtime. Good communication skills are needed.

Adoption counselors screen prospective adopters, fill out necessary paperwork, and finalize adoptions. They perform the same duties as adoption shift volunteers but with additional responsibilities.

Evening volunteers feed and medicate cats according to their needs, scoop litter boxes, and clean as necessary. They also monitor playtime, ensuring the cats are comfortable and cared for.

Assist in packing holiday care packages for troops in combat zones. Volunteers will help organize, pack, and prepare packages for shipment. This event is a community effort to support our military personnel overseas.

Provide support with membership coordination, mailings, or general office tasks. This role is suitable for individuals who are organized and have good communication skills.

Assist with museum events such as exhibit openings and community engagement activities. This role involves helping to set up events, welcoming guests, and ensuring everything runs smoothly.

As an Exhibit Guide, you will share your knowledge of ski history by guiding visitors through our exhibits and answering their questions. This role is perfect for those who are passionate about skiing and enjoy engaging with the public.

Participate in unique projects related to museum exhibitions, outreach, and community engagement. This role is flexible and can vary based on current needs.

Help organize and catalog historical items related to skiing. This position is ideal for those who enjoy working with artifacts and have an interest in history.