Join the production team to help with set building, costume sewing, and ticket sales. Volunteers are essential for creating the sets, costumes, and props for each show. All volunteers must have a current background check to work with children.

Join the IHPWP team in organizing and participating in a clean-up event for the Little Miami River, which is crucial for maintaining the health of the community's aquifer. Volunteers will help remove debris and pollutants from the river to protect the local water supply.

Assist in planning and coordinating public events, including the Village Directory and Terrace Park House Tour. Responsibilities include event logistics, outreach, and hospitality management.

Conduct interviews with long-term residents to capture and preserve their stories as part of the Oral History program. This role involves preparing interview questions and recording sessions.

Help manage and organize historical items and documents. Responsibilities include sorting, storing, and scanning documents for future use.

Volunteers are needed to help with the Greater Cincinnati Earth Day Festival, assisting with various tasks during the event. Responsibilities may include setting up, guiding attendees, and helping with event logistics.

Participate in various programs that integrate art and music into the medical field. Volunteers can propose new programs or join existing ones, helping to bring music and art to healthcare settings.

Assist in organizing and managing the horse show event at Childress Rodgers Stables. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for participants and attendees.

Participate in weekly Sidewalk Hospitality gatherings by brewing coffee, making hot chocolate, hosting art activities, and creating spaces for neighbors to connect. Volunteers will engage with the community to foster connection.

Help host the annual Neighborhood Egg Hunt celebration, which gathers over 200 adults and children for fun, conversation, art, and free candy. Volunteers will assist with event setup, activities, and hospitality.

As a Community Volunteer, you will assist with various programs and events aimed at supporting children and families in need. Whether you can commit a few hours each month or a few days each year, your contribution will make a significant impact in the community.

Assist in spreading awareness about the Drug Free Clubs of America and its mission to protect youth from drug use. Volunteers will engage with community members, distribute informational materials, and support events aimed at promoting a drug-free lifestyle.

Mentors should be passionate about helping young women to thrive. We use group mentoring so each group of young women will be led by 2-3 mentors. Time commitment is about two hours per week. All mentors will have to undergo a BCII (Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification) background check.

Cook meals for events or programs to support the young women participating in our activities. This role involves preparing and serving food.

Volunteer as a guest speaker to share your expertise and experiences with young women. This role involves speaking at events or classes to inspire and educate participants.

Join our passionate team of volunteers to help sustain operations and support arts education programs. Volunteers will assist with various tasks including event setup, administrative support, and community outreach activities.

As a Change Leader Volunteer, you will help drive transformational work in the 21st century STEM classroom. Responsibilities include supporting innovative educational programs and collaborating with educators and partners.

As a Funding Agent Volunteer, you will assist in securing funding for educational initiatives. Responsibilities include identifying potential funding sources and collaborating with partners to support STEM programs.

As a Partner Coordinator Volunteer, you will facilitate partnerships between the organization and external entities. Responsibilities include coordinating with partners to enhance STEM education programs.

As an Educator Talent Scout Volunteer, you will identify and recruit talented educators to participate in STEM programs. Responsibilities include outreach and engagement with potential educator partners.