Volunteers assist with tasks such as side-walking, grooming horses, maintaining facilities and equipment, and preparing horses with the proper tack. Volunteers also perform clerical duties and act as committee members. No experience is necessary, just a willingness to help others.

This volunteer experience is for those who are at least one year out of high school (college age). Summer staff roles require considerable maturity and non-verbal witness, with sessions lasting from three weeks to one month.

This volunteer experience is for high school students who have completed at least one year of high school. Work crew sessions last about three weeks to one month during the summer, with roles in housekeeping, outdoor crew, and serving meals.

Each May, college and career-aged volunteers help prepare the camp for summer. Tasks include landscaping, housekeeping, and maintenance. No prior experience is needed, and participation is free.

During the school season, college-aged volunteers help keep camp running by serving as wranglers. Responsibilities include interacting with guests and assisting in various camp activities.

We need licensed physicians to provide medical care for campers and summer volunteers. Physicians stay at camp during their week of service at no cost, and their families can join them.

be ready to respond and mitigate emergency incidents within the community. Work with the personnel at the volunteer and paid station, assist in vehicle inspection, hydrant maintenance, hose maintenance, and any other duties of a firefighter. | Requirements: Must be able to achieve NPQ firefighter 1 within a year (state requirement). Must be able to complete the state firefighter physical agility test. Must be over 18, and have a valid Georgia Driver's license. Must not have any felonies. | Categories: EMT, Department Support, Firefighter

Join us for a day or two of digging in the dirt at Cox Arboretum and Gardens. Volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining the arboretum and helping us expand our love for plants with the community.

Volunteers are needed to perform physical labor to keep the rescue running smoothly and ensure the horses are well cared for. Tasks include grooming and feeding, training horses, mucking out stalls, fence mending, and painting.

Volunteers with skills in planning and organizing are needed to assist with special events and fundraisers. Responsibilities include planning events, writing articles, and securing sponsorships for MWHR.

Join us to help prepare, pack, serve, or deliver Thanksgiving meals from November 25 to 28. We need a total of 164 volunteers to ensure that we can provide meals to those in need.

Participate in fundraising activities to support the mission of Friends of Gilmer Animal Shelter. Volunteers will solicit donations and sponsors, and assist in organizing fundraising events.

Help promote the activities and mission of Friends of Gilmer Animal Shelter through marketing and publicity efforts. Volunteers will distribute fliers, posters, and brochures, and assist in advertising campaigns.

Assist in decorating for various events organized by Friends of Gilmer Animal Shelter. Volunteers will help set up and tear down decorations, ensuring events are visually appealing and run smoothly.

Join Cloud100 in our mission to uplift underserved youth by providing mentorship and support in various educational programs. Volunteers will assist in organizing workshops and activities that promote job skills and life skills development.

As a Direct Patient Care Volunteer, you will work directly with patients and their families, providing companionship, assisting with errands, and engaging in activities such as art or music at the bedside. No amount of volunteer time is too little; even if you can only give an hour, your help is appreciated!