Help out at the Mt Vernon Community Garden on Mondays and Fridays from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM starting May 19th. Participate in gardening activities and support community food projects.

Join us for Volunteer Days on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM starting March 21st. Help out with various farm tasks and get your hands dirty while supporting local food systems.

Volunteer with the Westchester Land Trust on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 AM to 11:30 PM starting April 18th. Assist with land conservation efforts and community projects.

Assist in the educational gardening experience at Cornerstone Gardens, helping community members learn about gardening while supporting the 'Dirty Hands, Full Plates' initiative. Volunteers will also help in donating freshly grown produce.

Sort through donations of rescued food and repack the boxes, which are distributed to partner organizations. This is a critical step in our process.

Join our kitchen team to help with produce prepping. No cooking skills required. Shifts involve washing, cutting, peeling, slicing, dicing, and chopping rescued produce.

Transport drivers are essential for getting our food and meals where they need to go. These shifts are usually only an hour, making them perfect for busy schedules.

Assist in our kitchen with hands-on prepping and cooking meals, as well as packaging and cleaning up. Shifts are available on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings.

Help set up the SCF Market by sorting through boxes of rescued foods and adding fresh produce, dairy, meats, and dry goods into each family’s nutrition boxes.

Join KLSD Arts Alive as a volunteer to support arts education in the Katonah-Lewisboro School District. Volunteers can choose to help at the Elementary, Middle School, or High School level, promoting and enhancing the arts education received by students.

Volunteers are the lifeblood of our organization. Help us with various tasks that require different types of skills to support our mission of land preservation.

Volunteers at the Ridgefield Independent Film Festival assist with various tasks tailored to their interests and abilities. Responsibilities may include event setup, guest assistance, and administrative support.

The Ridgefield Volunteer Fire Department consists of three positions, Firefighter, Fire Ground Support, and Fire Police. Each level carries with it certain responsibilities and yearly training requirements. Depending on your choice of option, your training requirements will be laid out for you by a Line Officer. The firefighter and fire ground support members make up the fire suppression division of the department. They respond to numerous types of calls such as, structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, automatic alarms, water rescues, and general service calls. The Fire Police division is a service organization for the town and serve in a number of capacities. They assist with traffic control at fire and accident scenes, natural disasters, and public events. They are on call to assist both the Fire and Police Departments as needed. If you have what it takes, Apply now! | Requirements: -Must be 17.5 years of age to start the process. 18 years of age to respond on calls -Must live in Ridgefield -Must be in good health to respond to calls for service | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Other

Create unique artistic designs for meal bags and cards, adding a personal touch to each donation. No art experience is needed, just a willingness to express creativity and support the community.

Help pack and distribute school break lunches for children who rely on school meals during the academic year. Volunteers will ensure that students have access to nutritious food during weekends and holidays.

Volunteers are needed to assist project facilitators in weighing and packing dried ingredients that can be donated to food pantries. Other projects include creating hand-decorated boxes, tote bags, and cards that are donated with the food products. This is a great opportunity for college students as well as retired teachers, especially those with experience in special education!

Help mark 8+ miles of trails at our largest wildlife sanctuary. This project is ideal for volunteers who want to contribute to trail management and accessibility.

Join us for a Habitat Renewal Volunteer Session where you can help restore and maintain our native gardens. This opportunity is perfect for those who enjoy working outdoors and want to contribute to local conservation efforts.

Help plant native shrubs and trees in our Leon Levy Native Garden or assist with sheet mulching to manage invasive species. This project is flexible and can be scheduled for May/June or September/October.

Assist in maintaining miles of trails at our wildlife sanctuaries. This is a great opportunity for those who enjoy hiking and want to help keep our trails accessible and safe.