Volunteers are needed to process applications, clean offices, contact vets, adopters, and prospective adopters, transport pets, organize fundraisers, organize adoption events, handle media relations, attend adoption and fundraising events, and photograph adoptable pets and events.

Update media distribution lists annually in the early fall to ensure information is reaching the right person in a rapidly changing world.

Assist in writing well-conceived and written applications and proposals for foundations and government agencies to secure funding for the organization.

Staff the office telephone during regular hours or remotely, speak with concertgoers, accurately fill out forms, and prepare tickets for mailing or pick-up at the door.

Maintain an updated list of volunteers and the tasks they are interested in performing. Coordinate volunteer participation and ensure they are included in organizational social functions.

Enter current relevant organizational data, such as ticket sales, contributions, advertisers, musicians, and media, into the database at the Northampton office on a weekly basis.

Distribute posters throughout the Pioneer Valley to reach new concertgoers and remind old ones about upcoming concerts.

Arrive 1 ½ hours before each concert to ensure the stage, box office, and refreshment areas are in order. Welcome musicians and volunteers, give assignments, and troubleshoot any problems.

As a museum docent, volunteers will assist with the daily operations of the museum, including greeting visitors, providing information about exhibits, and ensuring a welcoming environment. This role is perfect for those who enjoy interacting with the public and sharing knowledge.

Volunteers will lead educational programs and walking tours, sharing the rich history of the abolitionist movement and the Underground Railroad with visitors. This role requires a passion for history and the ability to engage with diverse audiences.

This role involves managing email communications, social media postings, and website updates to promote the center's events and programs. Volunteers should have experience with digital communications and a strong interest in community outreach.

Contribute to the organizational side of our community by taking on leadership roles, helping with marketing, volunteer recruitment, or inventory management. These roles are vital for the growth and sustainability of our organization.

Join our cast as an on-stage actor, performing in our Rocky Horror shadowcast shows. No auditions are required, and we welcome individuals eager to learn and contribute to our community.

Support our shows by taking on off-stage roles such as lighting technician, prop handler, makeup artist, or stage manager. These roles are crucial for the success of our performances and community events.

Volunteers are needed for special events to help raise awareness and financial resources for Cancer Connection. Responsibilities include handing out water, cheering along the route, taking photos, and more during events like the WMass Mother’s Day Half Marathon.

Cancer Connection seeks enthusiastic individuals to join its Board of Directors. Members donate their time and expertise to help fulfill the organization’s mission and support its community.

Volunteers can assist with administrative tasks such as searching for updated contact information for medical providers, organizing resources, and using Excel spreadsheets to support the organization’s operations.

Assist in facilitating various art workshops for veterans and their families. No prior art skills are needed, just a willingness to help and engage with participants in a creative environment.

Work at the nursery to help propagate plants and prepare them for planting in public spaces. Volunteers earn plant credit and gain practical skills like grafting and seed starting.

Volunteers are needed at the Cancer Connection Thrift Shop to assist with sorting donations, merchandising, organizing, and helping at checkout. Skills in photography, mending, or graphics are also welcome.