Volunteers are needed to help spread the word about Costumes for Courage's initiatives. This is an easy and efficient way to contribute to the organization's mission by engaging the community and raising awareness.

Group volunteer events involve cutting unwanted vegetation, setting up fencing, and other projects based on the needs of Allegheny GoatScape. Group volunteering is available during the working season from May to October.

Individual volunteers help with project set-ups, herd moves, and daily check-ins with the herd, which are vital to the herds’ health and well-being. Volunteers must attend an orientation session, commit to a weekly check-in or setup, and be prepared for all types of weather.

Volunteers are needed to support marketing, ad sales, fundraising, and outdoor events. This role involves flexible scheduling and offers the opportunity to contribute to the magic of live theater while enjoying Pittsburgh’s parks.

Volunteers in the PA SolarCorps assist with various solar energy projects and initiatives. Responsibilities may include community outreach, educational workshops, and supporting solar advocacy efforts.

Volunteers will assist in coordinating efforts at local food pantries and soup kitchens to help distribute food to those in need. Responsibilities include organizing food supplies, serving meals, and ensuring a welcoming environment for all visitors.

Join the Grane Hospice Care Volunteer Team to make a positive impact for hospice patients and their families. Volunteers can assist with patient visits, personal care, and various non-patient services such as office support and event marketing.

Support the planning and execution of fundraising events to benefit individuals impacted by breast cancer. Responsibilities include event setup, guest assistance, and ensuring smooth event operations.

Assist in organizing and facilitating wellness retreats for individuals impacted by breast cancer. Volunteers will help with event setup, participant coordination, and general support throughout the retreat.

Want to work with girls but are not quite ready for a leadership role? These volunteers play a big role in making the troop run smoothly. They're an extra set of eyes, ears, and hands that allows the troop to safely explore the world around them. Need a driver for adventures big and small? Someone to chaperone a trip? troop committee volunteers can do it all!

Skilled in money management? Girls work hard for their MagNut and cookie program proceeds and troop treasurers make sure the troop's finances are in line and used appropriately. They help the troop stay in compliance with council's policies and procedures for handling money, and they make sure finances are documented and reported.

Ready to dive in but not available for a full year? The fall MagNut program allows girls to earn funds early for their troop, so it needs an adult to manage all aspects—from planning activities to entering data in our online system. Troop MagNut managers work primarily from September through December.

Troop leaders guide a group of girls through Girl Scouting, helping them explore their interests and develop skills. This role involves planning activities and fostering a supportive environment for girls to grow and learn.

Troop cookie managers oversee the Girl Scout Cookie Program at the troop level, managing activities and data entry from December through April. This role is perfect for those who want to contribute without a long-term commitment.

Service unit volunteers mentor adult volunteers and support Girl Scouts in creating memorable experiences. They play a vital role in the council's structure and communication.

Join Hello Bully in various volunteer roles including events, fundraising, community outreach, social media, and administration. Volunteers are crucial to our foster-based rescue efforts across Western Pennsylvania.

Our fire department consists of 17 full-time and 36 volunteer firefighters, who work together to deliver a wide range of professional fire, rescue, and EMS services. | Requirements: You must be a resident of Mt. Lebanon. The full list of requirements can be found by going to www.mtlfd.org. Training and equipment is 100% paid by the Department. You need to provide the sweat, time, and commitment. | Categories: Firefighter

Help clean up the Pittsburgh area by removing litter and promoting a cleaner community. Volunteers will collaborate to make a positive environmental impact.

Volunteers will engage in online outreach efforts, utilizing web-based texting applications to provide support and intervention. Training will include crisis intervention and sexual assault counseling.

Volunteers will assist in providing care to survivors, including crisis intervention and psychological first aid. They will support the Eden’s Farm Survivor Care program and help in creating a safe and welcoming environment for survivors.