Volunteers are needed to help maintain the park's gardens and trails, ensuring the area remains beautiful and accessible for visitors. Tasks may include weeding, planting, and general upkeep of the park facilities.

Volunteers ride along with our driver and assist in loading, unloading, and organizing food as it is distributed across our service area. You’ll need stamina for long rides and strength for heavy lifting (up to 50 pounds)! You will have the opportunity to meet many of the people who make up CFC's food access network as well as the individuals who benefit from our work.

Help us organize and restock the pantry and distribute food during the Greenwich or Cossayuna Pantry services. Pantry volunteers must participate in a pantry-specific orientation event prior to their first volunteer shift. If you would like to receive information about our next orientation, please submit our Volunteer Registration Form

Help sort and pack produce from local farms in preparation for Food Recovery's weekly distribution. Wednesdays 10:30am-12:30pm.

Seeking dedicated individuals to serve in our 100% volunteer fire department. The best training and equipment at your fingertips. | Requirements: Ages 16+ | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers are needed each Thursday to help organize and pack food at St. Clement’s Parish Center. This role involves preparing food packages for children in need, ensuring they have enough to eat over the weekend.

Adopt and maintain a lean-to in the Adirondack Park. Volunteers donate hours toward maintaining a lean-to, replacing registers, and reporting problems. Major construction is not required.

Join the Trail Steward Program and adopt your favorite trail. Stewards clear blowdown, maintain drainages, and do other basic trail maintenance tasks. Their reports help determine where more intensive trail projects are required.

Volunteer summit stewards protect vulnerable alpine plants by encouraging hikers to walk on solid bedrock above the timberline, answering questions, doing trail work, and participating in research on the summits.

Work with trained ADK trail crew leaders and other volunteers on trail maintenance and reconstruction projects throughout the Adirondacks. ADK provides leadership, group camping gear, tools, transportation from base camp, and food for multi-day projects.

Educate the public about the importance of fire towers in protecting the forest and help recreators have a safe, enjoyable outdoor experience. Encourage Leave No Trace principles and inform visitors of DEC regulations.

Help in the collection and sorting of surplus food to prevent waste and support food distribution programs. Volunteers will work with local businesses and farms to recover food that would otherwise go to waste.

Assist in providing outreach services to the homeless community, offering support and resources to those in need.

Participate in local construction projects, assisting with various tasks such as carpentry, plumbing, and general construction.

Manage and create content for The Giving Circle's social media platforms to engage the community and promote awareness.

Support efforts to provide relief and assistance to Ukrainian refugees through various community initiatives.

Repair Coaches assist attendees in fixing broken items, promoting a culture of repair and reuse. Volunteers should have skills in repairing household items or electronics.

Participate in organizing and executing holiday projects aimed at bringing joy to children in need during festive seasons.

Engage in educational and empowerment activities with children in Uganda, supporting their growth and development.

Help seniors with yard work and cleaning tasks to maintain their homes and improve their quality of life.