Assist with maintaining the garden by caring for plants and pathways. This role includes hands-on work outdoors and learning about gardening techniques.

Help run the gift shop in the New Arts Building by assisting customers and managing inventory. This position offers a chance to work in a professional retail environment while supporting the arts.

Help teach art programs for children and adults, assisting instructors and engaging participants in creative activities. No prior art experience is necessary, making it a great opportunity for anyone interested in arts education.

As a Welcome/Information Desk Volunteer, you will be the first point of contact for visitors, providing them with information about the garden and its programs. Your role is crucial in ensuring that guests feel welcomed and informed during their visit.

Join the docent program to help develop and lead tours for visitors. This role is perfect for those who enjoy sharing knowledge and engaging with the public about art and nature.

Volunteers are needed to assist in the kitchen, sort and stock donations, greet guests, and participate in service projects. This role is crucial in helping those with food and clothing insecurity.

Volunteers with experience in public relations, grant writing, marketing, or fundraising are needed to help with community outreach and spreading the word about the organization.

Assist with daily stall maintenance, cleaning water buckets and troughs, raking, cleaning up around barn, arenas and fields, leading, grooming, bathing, and managing horses. Potential exercise riding opportunities available after a riding evaluation and commitment affirmation.

For volunteers with skills in handy/maintenance work, assist with fence, equipment and other repairs, building/construction, painting, and other farm operations.

We are looking for local Valley Lee citizens, 21 years or older, to become members of the Second District Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad and drive the ambulance when our community members call 9-1-1 for a medical emergency. We will provide training and insurance, with no cost to you. After 3 years of service, you may be eligible for an annual tax credit. Weekly meetings are Wednesdays from 7:00 - 9:00pm. We will work around your schedule. Come be part of something bigger than yourself and give back to your community. | Requirements: 21 years old with a valid drivers license | Categories: Other, Department Support

We are looking for local Valley Lee citizens, 16 years or older, to become members of the Second District Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad by assisting EMTs on the ambulance. Duties include locating, carrying, and setting up equipment, interacting with the patient and recording patient information, conducting ambulance check-outs, restocking supplies, checking equipment for expiration dates, and more. We will provide training with no cost to you. After 3 years of service, you may be eligible for an annual tax credit. Weekly meetings are Wednesdays from 7:00 - 9:00pm. We will work around your schedule. Come be part of something bigger than yourself and give back to your community. | Requirements: 16 years or older No experience necessary | Categories: Junior Members, Department Support

Volunteer Training will be held on Saturday, April 25th at 10am at the Double Oak Farm Porch. Topics to be covered include the Weekend Welcome Program, Hiking Guides, and Events.

Assist in various aspects of theatre production, including set design, costume creation, and stage management. Volunteers will work closely with production staff to ensure smooth operations during performances.

Contribute to the development of online educational content for Wag Workshops' learning library. Volunteers will research and write articles on various pet-related topics.

Assist in conducting dog training classes, helping with setup, and supporting participants during sessions. Volunteers should have a passion for animals and a willingness to learn about dog training techniques.

Provide remote support and advice to pet owners seeking help with pet behavior issues. Volunteers should have strong communication skills and knowledge of pet behavior.

Present one-hour workshops on pet-related topics to educate the community. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking in front of groups and have expertise in a relevant area.

The Ridge Volunteer Fire Department is actively seeking capable men and women volunteers for operational and administrative membership. As a member, you will have the opportunity to perform various technical and professional services for the citizens of St. Mary's County's First District. With training, you will assist in combating, extinguishing, and preventing fires, patient care at medical emergencies, responding to hazardous materials incidents, responding to emergency calls, and in the operation and maintenance of Fire Department equipment, apparatus, and facilities. Members must have the ability and dedication to educate children, residents, and business people to be aware of the need for fire prevention and protection. Anyone age 16 or older may apply. Being a part of the RVFD offers many exciting benefits, including: Free Training: You will receive free firefighting, rescue, and EMS training through the University of Maryland's Maryland Fire & Rescue Institute (MFRI). These courses count towards college credits through the state of Maryland. There are also many opportunities for free training within the department. State Tax Break: Members are eligible to receive a $3,500 Maryland state tax break for being a volunteer. Retirement: Through our Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP), you can receive retirement benefits from St. Mary's County after the age of 55. | Requirements: No experience necessary. Just bring your desire to help and learn. | Categories: EMT, Junior Members, Department Support, Other, Firefighter, Fundraising

Foster parents temporarily open up their homes to animals while the organization matches them with their forever homes. Fosters provide care in private homes, allowing rescues to receive medical care and flourish.

Volunteers are needed to support the Chesapeake Rescue Alliance's mission to care for the local animal community. Volunteers will be involved in various activities, with training and mentorship provided.