Volunteers work closely with staff and youth in our programs by tutoring, distributing snacks, and playing games. Programs operate Monday - Friday from 2:30 - 6:00pm. Fluency in Spanish is highly desired.

The Greater Springfield Volunteer Fire Department is currently seeking volunteers to fill the roles as Firefighters and EMT's. We have an EMS Only program for folks that don't want to become firefighters. We also have a fundraising need in our department. Everything from Bingo workers to grant writers. Think you can help us out? Just ask! | Requirements: No previous experience...just a willingness to help out! | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising

I hope this finds you well. I want to express our sincere gratitude for your interest in volunteering with a Fire Department in Northern Virginia. Your willingness to dedicate time and effort to our community is truly commendable. At GSVFD, our volunteers play a crucial role in both administrative and operational capacities. It's a unique opportunity that allows you to contribute significantly to our community's safety and well-being. As part of your involvement, you'll be expected to participate in various activities, including bingo shifts and other fundraising events. These initiatives are vital for supporting our operations and equipment needs. Operationally, as a volunteer, you will be actively involved in responding to emergencies, which is both challenging and rewarding. The initial commitment requires an average of 20 hours per week during your first year. This time is essential for gaining experience and understanding the intricacies of our operations. After completing EMT school, you will have more flexibility in managing your schedule. This training is crucial as it equips you with the skills needed to effectively respond to medical emergencies, a significant aspect of our service to the community. We understand that this level of commitment requires careful consideration. Therefore, we kindly ask that if you reside within 20 minutes of Springfield, Virginia, are over 18, and will be in the area and can commit for two years before you apply. If you are still interested in joining our dedicated team, please fill out this form https://vms.fcvfra.org/recruitment.cfm?action=info. We would be delighted to discuss the next steps and answer any questions you may have. Thank you once again for considering volunteering with GSVFD. Your interest in serving the community is truly inspiring, and we look forward to potentially having you on our team. | Requirements: Live within 20 minutes of Springfield Virginia Over 18 Can commit to 20 hours a week for the first 6 months then 30 hours a month after Can commit to two years of service Administrative members only have a more flexible schedule averaging 5 hours a week. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising

Support program participants in crafting resumes and developing professional skills necessary for job searching and interview preparation. Volunteers will work one-on-one with individuals to enhance their employability.

Assist in teaching English to recently arrived families and individuals, helping them improve their conversational skills and integrate into the community. Volunteers may also assist with lesson planning and classroom activities.

Assist in the Resource Center by organizing donated goods, helping set up the space for a dignified shopping experience, and supporting community members in need. Volunteers may also help distribute items like coats and backpacks.

Join us as a community volunteer at Aarondale, where you can help brighten the lives of our residents through various activities and support. Volunteers will engage with residents, assist in organizing events, and provide companionship, making a meaningful impact in their lives.

Join the Franconia Volunteer Fire Department as a volunteer firefighter and receive world-class training in emergency medical care, fire suppression, and rescue operations. You will gain valuable leadership experience while serving your community and contributing to public safety.

Participate in local waterway cleanup events to help maintain clean and safe boating environments. Volunteers will assist in collecting debris and ensuring proper disposal to protect marine ecosystems.

Assist in managing the Life Jacket Loaner Program by organizing inventory, helping families find properly fitting life jackets, and maintaining loaner sites. Volunteers ensure safety and accessibility for all boaters.

Join the Lunch N’ Life committee to help set up and clean up events, locate speakers, and plan engaging activities for seniors. This is a great opportunity to contribute to the community while working with a team of dedicated volunteers.

As a volunteer driver, you will provide transportation services to seniors in the community, helping them attend appointments and social events. This role requires a few hours a month and a commitment to ensuring the safety and comfort of the passengers.

As a board member, you will help guide the organization and make strategic decisions that impact the services provided to seniors. This position requires a commitment to the mission of SCAS and active participation in board meetings.

As an outreach volunteer, you will liaise with local churches and businesses to promote SCAS and its services. This role is vital for building community partnerships and increasing awareness of the organization's mission.

Volunteers help with painting, carpentry, yard work, and other home maintenance tasks, usually scheduled on the last Saturday in April. House captains must be familiar with building trades.

Volunteer drivers provide rides to medical appointments for clients aged 50 and older, as well as for needy clients under age 50 referred by member churches or other organizations.

ACCA seeks food delivery drivers in Annandale/Bailey’s Crossroads. Drivers can work weekly or every few weeks as it fits their schedules, delivering food to clients' residences.

ACCA is looking for schedulers to coordinate requests for food with drivers to deliver groceries to clients within its service area. This is a fully remote role that requires working one week per quarter during business hours.

The ACCA furniture team needs volunteers on Friday mornings twice a month to load furniture trucks with items for delivery on Saturdays. Work begins at 10:30 AM and is usually completed by noon.

Join the Annandale Volunteer Fire Department as an operational or administrative volunteer. Candidates must commit to a significant time investment, complete a background check, and participate in mandatory fundraising activities, including working at bingo games every other week.