Volunteers on the Application Team process incoming applications, conduct vet reference checks, and perform phone interviews. This team is vital in ensuring the best matches between dogs and adoptive families.

Event volunteers assist in hosting and organizing events to promote adoptable dogs and raise awareness about rescue efforts. They are needed for dog handling and spreading the organization's mission at events.

Social Media volunteers help spread awareness about rescue efforts, showcase adoptable dogs, and share success stories. They play a key role in engaging the community and promoting the organization's mission.

Foster volunteers provide shelter, socialization, basic training, and care for dogs, taking them to vet appointments and teaching them love. This role is crucial for preparing dogs for adoption into their forever homes.

Medical Team volunteers oversee the medical care of foster dogs, ensuring they receive necessary treatments and care before adoption. This role is essential for the health and well-being of the dogs.

Volunteers assist with feeding, walking, and socializing animals, as well as helping with administrative and outreach efforts. This role is crucial in providing care and rehabilitation to animals in need.

As a general volunteer, you will assist with on-site support at events and collaborate with other organizations and shelters. This role involves helping with event logistics and providing support where needed.

Volunteers are needed to provide TLC to adoptable cats at Petsmart in Geneva, Illinois. Responsibilities include cleaning litter boxes, doing laundry, and spending time with the cats to improve their well-being.

Serve neighbors directly at the Neighborhood Market, My Pantry Express, and Mobile Markets. Volunteers must be at least 12 years old and will interact with community members, often working outside.

Assist in planning fundraising events, soliciting sponsorship or auction items, and providing logistical support on the day of the event. This role is great for those who enjoy event planning and community engagement.

Volunteers will inspect, sort, and package food that will be distributed to hungry neighbors. This role requires physical activity, including standing for several hours and occasionally lifting items weighing at least 10 pounds.

Volunteers are needed to handle and care for animals during adoption shows and events, which occur on Saturdays and Sundays. This involves interacting with potential adopters and ensuring the well-being of the animals during the events.

As a Lifeline Paraprofessional Volunteer, you will assist callers on the local Depression Line and National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Volunteers are required to commit to one regular 4-hour shift each week and complete a minimum of 240 hours of service after training, which includes various training sessions and supervised shifts.

In the Music Memory program, you will work with Alzheimer’s patients to communicate through music. This role helps patients find renewed meaning in their lives through personalized musical experiences.

As a Patient Care Volunteer, you will visit patients in nursing homes or private homes, providing companionship and a listening ear. This role is crucial for offering emotional support to those in hospice care.

As an Administrative Support Volunteer, you will provide office support for the Unity Hospice team. Tasks may include organizing mailings, computer work, and creating care packets to assist in the daily operations of the hospice.

Act as an on-site coordinator during the Jazz Up Summer Combo Camp, helping students get to the right rooms and ensuring they have the necessary materials. Volunteers will assist with the smooth operation of daily camp activities.

Join the AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP program to help create change in your community. Volunteers aged 55 and older can choose how, where, and when they want to serve, with commitments ranging from a few hours to 40 hours per week.

Advocate for the rights of residents in long-term care facilities by becoming a volunteer ombudsman. This role involves protecting and improving the quality of care and life for nursing home residents.

Participate in TRIAD, a program linking seniors with law enforcement to address community concerns. Volunteers help raise awareness of senior issues and contribute to community projects.