Develop slide shows, PowerPoint presentations, or video tours of the Martin-Perry House for groups that cannot visit in person, such as schools and senior centers.

Use graphic design skills to create content for the website, brochures, posters, and presentations, enhancing the society's visual communication.

Scan old newspaper articles and documents to preserve their content and prevent degradation over time.

Research and fill in gaps in the Powell history timeline to include recent events and provide a more comprehensive historical account.

Help plan programs, identify speakers, and coordinate program delivery to support the society's educational mission.

Help with mowing the lawn in the summer and shoveling sidewalks in the winter to reduce the cost of contracting these tasks.

Categorize and describe a large collection of digital and print photographs of historical objects to make them more useful to the public.

Scan and preserve a significant collection of cemetery records and photographs from Liberty Township to make them more accessible to the public.

Digitize, edit, and transcribe several oral histories recorded on cassette tapes. This task is crucial for preserving the historical narratives of the community.

Assist with maintenance and repair tasks at the Martin-Perry House, an old structure requiring ongoing attention.

Assist in identifying links between families and expanding the index of surnames and family members of Powell and Liberty Township using a web-based tool.

Identify subjects and collect additional oral or video histories to expand the society's collection. This role involves engaging with the community to gather personal stories and historical accounts.

Volunteers assist with various tasks supporting the organization's mission, including helping at the clinic, participating in community outreach, and supporting administrative functions. Regular volunteers receive complimentary annual wellness visits for up to two pets per year.

Volunteers are needed to help distribute warming items such as winter coats, hats, boots, gloves, and sleeping bags to the unhoused in Central Ohio. Volunteers may also assist in scouting homeless camps and guiding distribution missions.

Assist in various community care initiatives aimed at empowering individuals and uplifting the community. Volunteers will support programs that focus on self-awareness, self-reliance, and self-sufficiency.

Conduct research to support the sanctuary's mission, including gathering data on primate welfare and conservation efforts. Volunteers will assist in compiling reports and analyzing findings.

Manage and create content for the organization's social media platforms to engage the community and promote the sanctuary's mission. Volunteers will work on content creation, scheduling, and interaction with followers.

Whether it’s organizing events, facilitating activities, or bringing your unique skills to the table, your group’s involvement will create treasured memories and inspire positive change for the families we serve. Group opportunities are great for company team building, school clubs, family projects, or any other collective.

Join our administrative/office support team and be the behind-the-scenes hero that keeps things running smoothly. Your attention to detail and organizational skills will help create a seamless operation and make a real impact on the lives of our families.

Become a crucial part of our Adventure day support team, ensuring that our events for families run seamlessly. Your involvement will help create unforgettable experiences for the children and families we serve.