Join our efforts in addressing local community needs by participating in activities such as feeding the hungry, tutoring children, and maintaining parks. Volunteers will work alongside Rotary members to make a tangible impact.

Assist in organizing and facilitating community events such as music events, festivals, and farm days to foster a broad and inclusive community. Volunteers will help with event setup, participant engagement, and ensuring smooth operations during events.

Participate in scientific studies to monitor ecological resources and assist in documenting how various aspects of the ecological community respond to farming and land management activities. Volunteers will help with data collection, analysis, and reporting.

Support the delivery of educational workshops and classes related to small-scale organic farming and resource ecology. Responsibilities include preparing materials, assisting instructors, and engaging with participants to enhance their learning experience.

Lend a handy or technical hand as part of our HandyNeighbors program, performing simple home maintenance tasks or assisting older adults with technology. Volunteers will provide essential support to seniors.

Assist in filling and delivering sand buckets to community members, ensuring safety during icy conditions. Volunteers will help prepare and distribute sand buckets as needed.

Help finish window inserts at 'build days' at Thornton Academy on weekends. Volunteers will assist in constructing window inserts to improve home energy efficiency.

Help deliver food boxes on the first Thursday morning of the month. Volunteers must be able to lift 30 pounds and will assist in distributing food to community members in need.

Help establish, plant, weed, and water the multi-generational garden at the Community Center during the season. Volunteers will support the maintenance and growth of the garden.

Assist with office coverage during the work week, providing administrative support to ensure smooth operations. Volunteers will engage with community members and help manage office tasks.

Help maintain the beach mat at Bayview Beach during the season. Volunteers will ensure the accessibility and upkeep of the beach mat for community use.

Join the Advocacy Network to help advocate on behalf of the ostomy community. You will work with others to ensure every ostomate receives quality care and to promote awareness of ostomy issues.

As a Social Media Ambassador, you will share your personal patient story or write a blog of interest to the ostomy community. You will also share trusted educational resources of UOAA on your social media channels to encourage ostomates in need to reach out to local UOAA Affiliated Support Groups.

Volunteers with experience in grant writing are needed to help secure funding for the rescue's programs and operations. This role involves researching grant opportunities and preparing proposals.

Volunteers are needed to help with daily barn chores and the direct care of resident horses. This role involves maintaining a safe and comfortable environment and offers the opportunity to learn about gentling and training wild horses.

Assist in organizing and managing events to support the rescue's mission. This role involves planning, coordinating, and executing events, requiring strong organizational and interpersonal skills.

Creative volunteers are needed to assist with designing flyers, brochures, and other promotional materials to support the rescue's outreach efforts.

Help prepare a meal and dine with residents who are treated for mental health and substance use challenges. This opportunity can be done once or as a recurring visit and is great for groups of 2-4.

Help with cleaning, gardening, and painting facilities. This opportunity is suitable for small to large groups of volunteers.

Organize a diaper drive at your company, school, or event to help families in need. Diapers are a crucial basic need for Maine’s families and are the most requested item all year long.