Join us for hands-on greening activities in Richmond's Southside, including planting trees and caring for young trees. Volunteers will work directly in the community to enhance local green spaces and improve the environment.

Join us for scheduled All-Call volunteer days where you can participate in impactful projects for the park. These events are open to the public and do not require an application, making it easy to get involved and support your local state park.

As an individual volunteer, you can choose your own schedule and projects that interest you, such as trail maintenance, invasive plant removal, or leading historical tours. This role offers flexibility and a chance to gain valuable experience in conservation and park management.

If you have a group interested in volunteering, we can match you with projects that fit your interests and schedule. This is a great way for organizations, schools, or clubs to contribute to park conservation efforts together.

Serve as a coach under the direction of recreation staff, instructing youth ages 5-17 in various sports disciplines. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age and willing to organize practices, teach basic skills, encourage team play, and travel with the team to games.

Assist James River Park staff in conducting environmental education programs for children and adults, including walking tours and river exploration. Volunteers must be able to swim and wear appropriate safety gear.

Work in small groups to maintain trails at James River Park, utilizing tools to clip brush, spread gravel, and install culverts. This role is essential for keeping the trails safe and accessible for the community.

As a Guest Chef, you will have access to our pantry and fridge of donated goods to prepare and package to-go meals for our guests. This opportunity allows you to get creative in the kitchen while helping those in need.

Windex Parties are perfect for groups or families looking to help clean our outdoor spaces, including guest balconies and the garden area. Tasks include sweeping, washing windows, and wiping down railings and furniture.

Become an active part of our community of healing by helping out around the house. This opportunity is best for individuals looking for a longer-term commitment, typically on a weekly or biweekly basis.

Join us in providing a warm meal to our guests at the end of the day. You and your group will be responsible for preparing and serving food to 30-40 guests, creating a comforting dining experience for families in need.

Volunteer coaches lead weekly practices and prepare athletes for competition. This is a hands-on commitment of a minimum of 6-8 weeks per sports season, ideal for those who love sports and want to help athletes.

This role supports coaches with practice setups, drills, chaperoning, and some administrative needs. It offers flexibility for those who may not be able to attend every practice or game.

As a Unified Partner, you will train and compete alongside Special Olympics athletes in select sports, assist coaches in practice, and support athletes as needed. This role promotes inclusion by bringing individuals with and without disabilities together to compete as equals.

If you have limited time or are new to Special Olympics, this offers a fun way to volunteer without making more than a one-day commitment. There are volunteer opportunities at sports events and other special events.

Join CRLC for Richmond Invasive Species Awareness Week by participating in invasive species removal at Roger’s Woods. Volunteers will help to remove non-native plants to protect local ecosystems.

As a Trail Ambassador, you will act as the eyes and ears of the Virginia Capital Trail Foundation, reporting on trail conditions and helping to ensure a positive experience for all users. This role involves regular visits to the trail and communicating any issues or improvements needed.

Join the Adopt-a-Trail program to help keep the Virginia Capital Trail clean and well-maintained. Volunteers will participate in bi-annual trail cleanups and can also organize their own cleanup events with provided supplies.

As a volunteer usher, you will assist patrons by checking tickets, distributing playbills, and guiding them to their seats after completing a training session. This role is essential for ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for all theatre-goers.

As a volunteer mental health provider, you will help expand access to mental health services for Virginia’s un- and under-insured individuals. Whether you are pursuing licensure or are a licensed provider, your contribution will be vital in supporting those in need.