Volunteers are needed for the Russian Winter Festival, a month-long event. Responsibilities include assisting with event planning, managing food courts, selling tickets, and providing information to visitors. Volunteers are encouraged to dress in ethnic attire, and they will receive free festival entrance, a food voucher, and an invitation to the post-festival party.

The Camper Assistance Program (CAP) offers seasoned campers an opportunity to share their expertise and love of the outdoors with other people at campgrounds in parks throughout New York. Volunteers help enrich the camping experience, assist with recreation and nature programming, and ensure facilities are well-maintained.

Support ACG staff by photographing receptions and pop-up exhibits. This role involves capturing the essence of events and helping to document the gallery's activities.

Engage with the public about ACG, encourage membership, and suggest sponsorship opportunities. This role involves promoting the gallery and its mission to the community.

Assist with day-to-day administrative tasks, support staff at events, and engage with visitors to promote the gallery's mission. Flexible monthly time commitment ranging from 5 to 50 hours.

As a Patient Navigator Volunteer, you will help newly arrived refugees navigate the healthcare system by transporting them to important medical appointments. Most volunteers commit to one or two trips per week, during weekdays.

Front Desk Volunteers welcome clients, assist with incoming calls, and perform various administrative tasks. This role is suitable for individuals with administrative experience and the ability to communicate with clients with Limited English Proficiency.

ESL Tutors help teach adult refugees basic English and Civics, providing both classroom and one-on-one support. A commitment of at least 1-2 hours per week for 6 months is required.

Housing Helpers assist in setting up apartments for new refugee arrivals by shopping for household goods and organizing donations. Volunteers can sign up for as many or few shifts as desired, with some heavy lifting required.

We seek a volunteer fluent in American Sign Language to tutor and mentor a recently resettled deaf gentleman from Afghanistan. This role is vital for helping him assimilate into his new life in the U.S.

We are looking for tech-savvy volunteers to help newly arrived refugees navigate the world of remote work. Volunteers will teach clients how to effectively use technology platforms and help them troubleshoot tech issues for work and school.

We are currently looking for mentors for our Making A Connection (MAC) refugee youth mentoring program. This program matches community members with refugee youth ages 15-24 to help them achieve social and educational/vocational goals.

We are looking for people to serve as family mentors for newly arrived refugee families. Family mentors help with everyday activities such as transportation, shopping and English language practice.

Join the Making A Connection mentorship program to guide vulnerable refugee youth ages 15-24 in achieving their social and educational goals. Mentors will meet with mentees twice a month for group and individual sessions.

USCRI Albany seeks passionate, organized, dedicated individuals to serve as student volunteers in our office year-round. Diverse positions are available assisting with refugee services, immigration legal services, accounting, and development/management functions.

Join our team to help nurse injured, sick, and orphaned animals back to health for their eventual return to the wild. Volunteers of all experience levels are welcome to contribute to this meaningful cause.

Participate in monthly Zoom meetings to discuss and plan initiatives for sustainable waste management in the Capital District. New participants are always welcome to join and contribute ideas and talents.

Assist in monitoring nest boxes along Route 11 and Route 20 trails in New York State. Volunteers are needed to help restore and monitor sections of these trails, ensuring the conservation of bluebird habitats.

Assist in organizing and managing various theatre events hosted by CRFT. Volunteers will help with event setup, guest assistance, and ensuring smooth operations during performances.

Join the SC/CC/BA program to provide leadership and information on bluebird conservation in your area. Volunteers educate the public and promote NYSBS membership, enhancing conservation efforts across New York State.