Volunteer: 2025 Day of Service and RemembranceService is being part of something larger and influencing the values you want the community to exhibit. Community service builds bridges within the community, creates a sense of community pride, instills empathy, helps build confidence, develops teamwork and leadership skills, supports ecological health, strengthens democracy, and fosters networking, among other positive benefits. This service will encourage collaboration and fellowship, and celebrate the human spirit's response to a common cause. Volunteers will assist with various tasks, general cleanup of the garden, clearing brush along the fence, building new beds, weeding, moving soil, or other tasks. We will send details the week before, describing what we will ask the volunteers to do. Background on the Event: "Thanks to the support of many others in the 9/11 community, 9/11 Day has transformed September 11 into the largest day of service in America, officially recognized under federal law. More than 30 million Americans and others participated, dedicating time each 9/11 to helping others in need and rekindling the spirit of unity that brought Americans together in the days following the 9/11 tragedy." (911day.org) Agency: Winthrop University Educational Community Garden Service is being part of something larger and influencing the values you want the community to exhibit. Community service builds bridges within the community, creates a sense of community pride, instills empathy, helps build confidence, develops teamwork and leadership skills, supports ecological health, strengthens democracy, and fosters networking, among other positive benefits. This service will encourage collaboration and fellowship, and celebrate the human spirit's response to a common cause. Volunteers will assist with various tasks, general cleanup of the garden, clearing brush along the fence, building new beds, weeding, moving soil, or other tasks. We will send details the week before, describing what we will ask the volunteers to do. Background on the Event: "Thanks to the support of many others in the 9/11 community, 9/11 Day has transformed September 11 into the largest day of service in America, officially recognized under federal law. More than 30 million Americans and others participated, dedicating time each 9/11 to helping others in need and rekindling the spirit of unity that brought Americans together in the days following the 9/11 tragedy." (911day.org) Agency: Winthrop University Educational Community Garden Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Sep 13, 2025 Zip Code: 29733 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: 2025 Homecoming Tailgate America Recycles DayAmerica Recycles Day is a campaign that promotes the importance of waste reduction, diverting waste from landfills, reducing food waste, and recycling. However, it is an opportunity to improve upon these actions every day. Test your knowledge by taking the America Recycles Day Quiz. Tailgate event recycling brings unique challenges with sorting the items collected. One of the main challenges during the event is that folks place non-recyclables into recycling bins. To help address this problem before it is sent to the Material Recovery Facility (MRF), volunteers sort all recycling receptacles before they leave the tailgating area. Sorting during the event is the easiest way to accomplish this goal because 'many hands make light work.' This is an important job because if the recyclables are contaminated with non-recyclables and food, the entire load could be sent to the landfill if the contamination rate exceeds 5 to 10% of the material collected. Therefore, the Office of Sustainability is recruiting volunteers to assist with sorting the recycling during the Winthrop Homecoming Tailgating event. Even if you are attending the event with a group, we encourage you to take an hour or two to pitch in to help us before, during, or after the event. Teams are welcome to join, but please limit the size to 6 people per shift. Below are several important notes for volunteers: The tailgating event will begin at 10:30 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m. Tailgate participants are expected to tear down and clear their site by 4:30 pm. Therefore, the goal is to have the area cleared by 5:30 p.m. Volunteers helping from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. will assist with setting up trash/recycling stations. All 3 p.m. volunteers will begin helping 'tear down' trash/recycling stations. This includes loading recycling into a recycling truck and moving trash/recycling stations to a central location. All volunteers will be sorting recyclables, which may include pulling recyclable items from the trash. Recyclables include plastic bottles, plastic jugs, plastic jars, paper, cardboard, and all metals (including clean aluminum food pans). Although the tailgating policy does not permit the use of glass, we still collect a significant amount of glass for recycling. We cannot commingle glass with other recyclables. However, we will have bins available to collect any glass that volunteers collect. Gloves and tools will be provided to each volunteer. All volunteers shall wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. No exceptions! See the new tailgate policies and event details at www.winthrop.edu/homecoming/ Registration closes on Wednesday, November 12th. Additional details, including parking, will be sent to volunteers by Friday, November 14th. For families or volunteers under 18, some tailgating groups will play loud music of various genres, and some tailgaters will consume beer and alcohol.Contact the Office of Sustainability if you have any questions at sustainability@winthrop.edu. Agency: Office of Sustainability America Recycles Day is a campaign that promotes the importance of waste reduction, diverting waste from landfills, reducing food waste, and recycling. However, it is an opportunity to improve upon these actions every day. Test your knowledge by taking the America Recycles Day Quiz. Tailgate event recycling brings unique challenges with sorting the items collected. One of the main challenges during the event is that folks place non-recyclables into recycling bins. To help address this problem before it is sent to the Material Recovery Facility (MRF), volunteers sort all recycling receptacles before they leave the tailgating area. Sorting during the event is the easiest way to accomplish this goal because 'many hands make light work.' This is an important job because if the recyclables are contaminated with non-recyclables and food, the entire load could be sent to the landfill if the contamination rate exceeds 5 to 10% of the material collected. Therefore, the Office of Sustainability is recruiting volunteers to assist with sorting the recycling during the Winthrop Homecoming Tailgating event. Even if you are attending the event with a group, we encourage you to take an hour or two to pitch in to help us before, during, or after the event. Teams are welcome to join, but please limit the size to 6 people per shift. Below are several important notes for volunteers: The tailgating event will begin at 10:30 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m. Tailgate participants are expected to tear down and clear their site by 4:30 pm. Therefore, the goal is to have the area cleared by 5:30 p.m. Volunteers helping from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. will assist with setting up trash/recycling stations. All 3 p.m. volunteers will begin helping 'tear down' trash/recycling stations. This includes loading recycling into a recycling truck and moving trash/recycling stations to a central location. All volunteers will be sorting recyclables, which may include pulling recyclable items from the trash. Recyclables include plastic bottles, plastic jugs, plastic jars, paper, cardboard, and all metals (including clean aluminum food pans). Although the tailgating policy does not permit the use of glass, we still collect a significant amount of glass for recycling. We cannot commingle glass with other recyclables. However, we will have bins available to collect any glass that volunteers collect. Gloves and tools will be provided to each volunteer. All volunteers shall wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. No exceptions! See the new tailgate policies and event details at www.winthrop.edu/homecoming/ Registration closes on Wednesday, November 12th. Additional details, including parking, will be sent to volunteers by Friday, November 14th. For families or volunteers under 18, some tailgating groups will play loud music of various genres, and some tailgaters will consume beer and alcohol.Contact the Office of Sustainability if you have any questions at sustainability@winthrop.edu. Agency: Office of Sustainability Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Wizard of Oz Science Saturday - Event volunteers needed
Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums
Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: 2025 Make a Difference Day - Spooky Campus Litter Clean UpMake a Difference Day is celebrated annually on the fourth Saturday of October. However, we will host our Make a Difference Day service the week before. If you have ever wondered if your actions can make a difference, the answer is yes! Start by cleaning your backyard because volunteering is all about influencing the value you want the community to exhibit. Community service builds bridges within the community, creates a sense of community pride, instills empathy, helps build confidence, develops teamwork and leadership skills, supports ecological health, strengthens democracy, and fosters networking, among other positive benefits. This service will encourage collaboration and fellowship, and celebrate the human spirit's response to a common cause. Because litter is an ongoing problem in our community and on Winthrop's campus, we must stay vigilant in our efforts to clean it up and improve the appearance of our communities and campus. This litter clean-up is open to STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF. All supplies (gloves, bags, trash grabbers, vests) will be provided. All volunteers must complete the attached assumption of risk form. All volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes. Volunteers should dress appropriately for the weather conditions and plan to bring water or a sports drink to stay hydrated during the clean-up. For safety reasons, no one will be allowed to pick up litter alone – all volunteers will be grouped with at least one other person.We can accommodate different needs. If you are in a wheelchair, you may collect litter along sidewalks and in parking lots. Contact us if you have any questions.The required Assumption of Risk form is attached. Agency: Office of Sustainability Make a Difference Day is celebrated annually on the fourth Saturday of October. However, we will host our Make a Difference Day service the week before. If you have ever wondered if your actions can make a difference, the answer is yes! Start by cleaning your backyard because volunteering is all about influencing the value you want the community to exhibit. Community service builds bridges within the community, creates a sense of community pride, instills empathy, helps build confidence, develops teamwork and leadership skills, supports ecological health, strengthens democracy, and fosters networking, among other positive benefits. This service will encourage collaboration and fellowship, and celebrate the human spirit's response to a common cause. Because litter is an ongoing problem in our community and on Winthrop's campus, we must stay vigilant in our efforts to clean it up and improve the appearance of our communities and campus. This litter clean-up is open to STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF. All supplies (gloves, bags, trash grabbers, vests) will be provided. All volunteers must complete the attached assumption of risk form. All volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes. Volunteers should dress appropriately for the weather conditions and plan to bring water or a sports drink to stay hydrated during the clean-up. For safety reasons, no one will be allowed to pick up litter alone – all volunteers will be grouped with at least one other person.We can accommodate different needs. If you are in a wheelchair, you may collect litter along sidewalks and in parking lots. Contact us if you have any questions.The required Assumption of Risk form is attached. Agency: Office of Sustainability Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Oct 31, 2025 Zip Code: 29733 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: 2025 Make a Difference DayMake a Difference Day is celebrated annually on the fourth Saturday of October. However, we will host our Make a Difference Day service the week before. If you have ever wondered if your actions can make a difference, the answer is yes! Start by cleaning your backyard because volunteering is all about influencing the value you want the community to exhibit. Community service builds bridges within the community, creates a sense of community pride, instills empathy, helps build confidence, develops teamwork and leadership skills, supports ecological health, strengthens democracy, and fosters networking, among other positive benefits. This service will encourage collaboration and fellowship, and celebrate the human spirit's response to a common cause. Volunteers will assist with various tasks, general cleanup of the garden, clearing brush along the fence, building new beds, weeding, moving soil, or other tasks. We will send details the week before, describing what we will ask the volunteers to do. Agency: Winthrop University Educational Community Garden Make a Difference Day is celebrated annually on the fourth Saturday of October. However, we will host our Make a Difference Day service the week before. If you have ever wondered if your actions can make a difference, the answer is yes! Start by cleaning your backyard because volunteering is all about influencing the value you want the community to exhibit. Community service builds bridges within the community, creates a sense of community pride, instills empathy, helps build confidence, develops teamwork and leadership skills, supports ecological health, strengthens democracy, and fosters networking, among other positive benefits. This service will encourage collaboration and fellowship, and celebrate the human spirit's response to a common cause. Volunteers will assist with various tasks, general cleanup of the garden, clearing brush along the fence, building new beds, weeding, moving soil, or other tasks. We will send details the week before, describing what we will ask the volunteers to do. Agency: Winthrop University Educational Community Garden Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Oct 18, 2025 Zip Code: 29733 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Play with us at the Main Street Children's MuseumCome Play With Us!
Volunteers are needed to help spark curiosity and engage children (ages birth - 6 years) and families by helping them learn through play. Play inspires creativity and encourages lifelong exploration of the world around us. Playworker volunteers enhance the exhibit experience by monitoring safety and assisting visitors, but, most importantly, PLAY and facilitate positive learning experiences in the Museum interactives.
Whether you are looking for a one-time volunteer opportunity, weekly volunteering or an internship, we would love your help!
To choose a day & time to volunteer: Click this link to sign up for a volunteer shift at the Main Street Children’s Museum: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D49A5A62EA5FB6-51027782-volunteering Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums Come Play With Us!
Volunteers are needed to help spark curiosity and engage children (ages birth - 6 years) and families by helping them learn through play. Play inspires creativity and encourages lifelong exploration of the world around us. Playworker volunteers enhance the exhibit experience by monitoring safety and assisting visitors, but, most importantly, PLAY and facilitate positive learning experiences in the Museum interactives.
Whether you are looking for a one-time volunteer opportunity, weekly volunteering or an internship, we would love your help!
To choose a day & time to volunteer: Click this link to sign up for a volunteer shift at the Main Street Children’s Museum: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D49A5A62EA5FB6-51027782-volunteering Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29730 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Museum Marketing Volunteer/InternThe Culture & Heritage Museums is a family of museums in York County, SC, which includes Historic Brattonsville, the McCelvey Center, the Museum of York County and the Main Street Children's Museum.
We are looking for volunteers and interns to assist our Marketing Department.
Experience the museum world hands-on and learn new skills as you explore history, nature, and imagination.
Get creative through designs, photos, videos, TikToks and more!
Enjoy free events, flexible schedules, and networking with professionals.
Gain real world experience to add to your portfolio.
Internships and short-term volunteer opportunities available.
Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums The Culture & Heritage Museums is a family of museums in York County, SC, which includes Historic Brattonsville, the McCelvey Center, the Museum of York County and the Main Street Children's Museum.
We are looking for volunteers and interns to assist our Marketing Department.
Experience the museum world hands-on and learn new skills as you explore history, nature, and imagination.
Get creative through designs, photos, videos, TikToks and more!
Enjoy free events, flexible schedules, and networking with professionals.
Gain real world experience to add to your portfolio.
Internships and short-term volunteer opportunities available.
Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Living History Volunteers at Historic BrattonsvilleTravel Back in Time at Historic Brattonsville!
Volunteers are needed to help deep dive into history in a way a normal site tour cannot provide. Having volunteers on site dressed in 18th and 19th century clothes performing historically accurate activities provides an immersive experience like jumping back into time! Volunteers gain skills and knowledge not normally seen today such as blacksmithing, weaving, carpentry, hearth cooking, and gardening!
Volunteers are needed Tuesday-Saturday from 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. We are looking for volunteers that are available for the full day or half day shifts once or twice a month.
*We also offer four Special Events and Specialized Living History Saturdays throughout the year that need extra help in other areas such as concessions and admissions. This is a perfect opportunity for history majors, education majors, theater majors, or anyone who enjoys having fun and learning new skills. Historic Brattonsville is an 800-acre open-air museum that discusses the lives of the family and community surrounding the historic buildings and experiences from 1780-1871. Living History Interpreters provide extra knowledge and activities for an immersive experience! The site includes a barnyard with animals and hiking/biking trails.The mission of Historic Brattonsville is to preserve and present the history of the Carolina Piedmont and this Revolutionary War site as portrayed through the structures, landscape, and stories of the Brattonsville community. Through award-winning programs such as Christmas Candlelight Tour and the Battle of Huck’s Defeat, Historic Brattonsville tells the story of its location from pre-Revolutionary War days, through the Civil War and antebellum period. Area residents are descended from the original settlers and enslaved African Americans, and some participate as historic interpreters at the site. Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums Travel Back in Time at Historic Brattonsville!
Volunteers are needed to help deep dive into history in a way a normal site tour cannot provide. Having volunteers on site dressed in 18th and 19th century clothes performing historically accurate activities provides an immersive experience like jumping back into time! Volunteers gain skills and knowledge not normally seen today such as blacksmithing, weaving, carpentry, hearth cooking, and gardening!
Volunteers are needed Tuesday-Saturday from 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. We are looking for volunteers that are available for the full day or half day shifts once or twice a month.
*We also offer four Special Events and Specialized Living History Saturdays throughout the year that need extra help in other areas such as concessions and admissions. This is a perfect opportunity for history majors, education majors, theater majors, or anyone who enjoys having fun and learning new skills. Historic Brattonsville is an 800-acre open-air museum that discusses the lives of the family and community surrounding the historic buildings and experiences from 1780-1871. Living History Interpreters provide extra knowledge and activities for an immersive experience! The site includes a barnyard with animals and hiking/biking trails.The mission of Historic Brattonsville is to preserve and present the history of the Carolina Piedmont and this Revolutionary War site as portrayed through the structures, landscape, and stories of the Brattonsville community. Through award-winning programs such as Christmas Candlelight Tour and the Battle of Huck’s Defeat, Historic Brattonsville tells the story of its location from pre-Revolutionary War days, through the Civil War and antebellum period. Area residents are descended from the original settlers and enslaved African Americans, and some participate as historic interpreters at the site. Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29726 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Family Literacy Volunteers (for the 2025-2026 School Year)Seeking Family Literacy Volunteers!
Come be a part of our welcoming community, where parents and preschool children can learn and grow together in a family-friendly, supportive learning environment. At the heart of everything we do is the belief that "Parents are at the Heart of Education." Parents have the opportunity to earn their GED, learn English, and receive the support they need to achieve their family and career goals, all while their children are engaged in fun, educational activities. You’ll gain valuable experience in helping to prepare preschool children for school success, enhance your understanding of child development, and enjoy a variety of enriching family activities that strengthen bonds and encourage growth.
Volunteers are needed to assist with daily activities in each of our classrooms.
ESL Class: Mentor English language learners in our multi-level class assisting students with language acquisition and the opportunity to practice their skills. Although there is no language requirement for mentors, bilingual abilities especially Spanish is a plus!
HSED Class: Mentor adult students who are working towards their GED. Assist students in practicing basic skills needed to obtain their GED.
Early Childhood: Assist and engage preschool students in daily activities including classroom instruction, art projects, circle time, free play and outdoor fun while the children's parents are learning in their respective classrooms.
Volunteers will join the instructional team to help engage and support students. Training will be provided.
Email ctaubenkimel@rhmail.org or call at 803-981-1917 for additional information. Agency: ParentSMART - Rock Hill Schools Seeking Family Literacy Volunteers!
Come be a part of our welcoming community, where parents and preschool children can learn and grow together in a family-friendly, supportive learning environment. At the heart of everything we do is the belief that "Parents are at the Heart of Education." Parents have the opportunity to earn their GED, learn English, and receive the support they need to achieve their family and career goals, all while their children are engaged in fun, educational activities. You’ll gain valuable experience in helping to prepare preschool children for school success, enhance your understanding of child development, and enjoy a variety of enriching family activities that strengthen bonds and encourage growth.
Volunteers are needed to assist with daily activities in each of our classrooms.
ESL Class: Mentor English language learners in our multi-level class assisting students with language acquisition and the opportunity to practice their skills. Although there is no language requirement for mentors, bilingual abilities especially Spanish is a plus!
HSED Class: Mentor adult students who are working towards their GED. Assist students in practicing basic skills needed to obtain their GED.
Early Childhood: Assist and engage preschool students in daily activities including classroom instruction, art projects, circle time, free play and outdoor fun while the children's parents are learning in their respective classrooms.
Volunteers will join the instructional team to help engage and support students. Training will be provided.
Email ctaubenkimel@rhmail.org or call at 803-981-1917 for additional information. Agency: ParentSMART - Rock Hill Schools Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29730 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Museum Education/Tour Guide VolunteersLooking for a fun way to earn volunteer hours for your class or organization?
Volunteers & Interns are needed to work together with our staff as a team assisting with educational programs, projects and events for a wide audience of visitors, such as: schools, daycares, scouts, seniors and homeschool groups and more; to assist staff in maintaining and caring for our natural history specimens and museum spaces; and to enjoy the challenge of continually growing in your personal knowledge of natural history, art, education and the skills of interpretation. Our hours are Tuesday - Saturday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Some days we have opportunities to assist with school groups that arrive at 9 a.m. Sundays we are open from 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Education/Tour guides need to commit to a training session and 12 volunteer hours. We also have one-time special event opportunities. This is a great opportunity for education majors, science majors, Close Scholars and anyone who enjoys learning and wants to make a difference in their community. About us: With more than 2,400 specimens at your fingertips, The Naturalist Center will guide your learning adventures. In the Settlemyre Planetarium, travel the cosmos from the comfort of your seat with state-of-the-art digital projection and new programs. Tot Town, a playful learning space awaits our youngest visitors, while the Vernon Grant Gallery features changing exhibitions for the young and young-at-heart. Don’t miss award-winning exhibitions and programs exploring a variety of natural history topics. Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums Looking for a fun way to earn volunteer hours for your class or organization?
Volunteers & Interns are needed to work together with our staff as a team assisting with educational programs, projects and events for a wide audience of visitors, such as: schools, daycares, scouts, seniors and homeschool groups and more; to assist staff in maintaining and caring for our natural history specimens and museum spaces; and to enjoy the challenge of continually growing in your personal knowledge of natural history, art, education and the skills of interpretation. Our hours are Tuesday - Saturday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Some days we have opportunities to assist with school groups that arrive at 9 a.m. Sundays we are open from 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Education/Tour guides need to commit to a training session and 12 volunteer hours. We also have one-time special event opportunities. This is a great opportunity for education majors, science majors, Close Scholars and anyone who enjoys learning and wants to make a difference in their community. About us: With more than 2,400 specimens at your fingertips, The Naturalist Center will guide your learning adventures. In the Settlemyre Planetarium, travel the cosmos from the comfort of your seat with state-of-the-art digital projection and new programs. Tot Town, a playful learning space awaits our youngest visitors, while the Vernon Grant Gallery features changing exhibitions for the young and young-at-heart. Don’t miss award-winning exhibitions and programs exploring a variety of natural history topics. Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Museum Archives InternshipThe primary goal of an archives internship at the Historical Center of York County is that interns will gain a better understanding of what it means to work in an archives or research library, leaving with skills that will better prepare them for careers in the field.
This primary goal is accomplished by focusing on 4 secondary goals of archival internships at the Historical Center of York County:
Interns will gain valuable experience with arranging and describing incoming archival collections.
Interns will be given the opportunity to learn how donations are processed.
Interns will gain experience with cataloguing archival materials.
Interns will gain technological skills specific to the discipline, better preparing them for the job market.
The Archives Specialist will work directly with Archives Interns to accomplish the above goals by completing meaningful projects during their scheduled work days.
The Historical Center of York County, located in York, South Carolina, opened in 1989 to serve as the repository for York County court records and to collect and preserve the cultural heritage of York County and the Carolina Piedmont. In 1990, a major donation of family genealogies compiled by Joseph E. Hart Jr. helped establish the current archival collection. Since its creation, the collection has grown to include family papers, historic photographs, business records, local newspapers, rare books, and church records. All archival materials, along with a collection of library books and genealogical resources, are accessible to the public in the non-lending Search Room. Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums The primary goal of an archives internship at the Historical Center of York County is that interns will gain a better understanding of what it means to work in an archives or research library, leaving with skills that will better prepare them for careers in the field.
This primary goal is accomplished by focusing on 4 secondary goals of archival internships at the Historical Center of York County:
Interns will gain valuable experience with arranging and describing incoming archival collections.
Interns will be given the opportunity to learn how donations are processed.
Interns will gain experience with cataloguing archival materials.
Interns will gain technological skills specific to the discipline, better preparing them for the job market.
The Archives Specialist will work directly with Archives Interns to accomplish the above goals by completing meaningful projects during their scheduled work days.
The Historical Center of York County, located in York, South Carolina, opened in 1989 to serve as the repository for York County court records and to collect and preserve the cultural heritage of York County and the Carolina Piedmont. In 1990, a major donation of family genealogies compiled by Joseph E. Hart Jr. helped establish the current archival collection. Since its creation, the collection has grown to include family papers, historic photographs, business records, local newspapers, rare books, and church records. All archival materials, along with a collection of library books and genealogical resources, are accessible to the public in the non-lending Search Room. Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29745 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help Us Be More Inclusive: Bilingual Volunteers NeededGiving back to the community through volunteer language-related projects offers a remarkable opportunity to showcase your language abilities while gaining invaluable work experience.
At the Museum of York County, visitors can explore the wild wonders of nature with our award-winning exhibitions and programs that explore a variety of natural history topics. With more than 2,000 specimens at their fingertips, our Naturalist Center allows visitors to explore their interests hands-on. Experience a journey back in time to encounter the strange, gigantic, fierce, and fantastic beasts that once roamed the Carolinas in Ice Age Carolinas: Exploring Our Pleistocene Past. In the Settlemyre Planetarium, travel the cosmos from the comfort of your seat with state-of-the-art digital projection and new programs. A playful learning space awaits our youngest visitors in Tot Town. Educational gardens, a Nature Trail, and a picnic area offer outdoor experiences. Bilingual volunteers are needed to assist staff with various programs for students and adults. Whether you have a few hours to volunteer for a special event, or you'd like to volunteer weekly, we have opportunities for you. Internships are also available. Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums Giving back to the community through volunteer language-related projects offers a remarkable opportunity to showcase your language abilities while gaining invaluable work experience.
At the Museum of York County, visitors can explore the wild wonders of nature with our award-winning exhibitions and programs that explore a variety of natural history topics. With more than 2,000 specimens at their fingertips, our Naturalist Center allows visitors to explore their interests hands-on. Experience a journey back in time to encounter the strange, gigantic, fierce, and fantastic beasts that once roamed the Carolinas in Ice Age Carolinas: Exploring Our Pleistocene Past. In the Settlemyre Planetarium, travel the cosmos from the comfort of your seat with state-of-the-art digital projection and new programs. A playful learning space awaits our youngest visitors in Tot Town. Educational gardens, a Nature Trail, and a picnic area offer outdoor experiences. Bilingual volunteers are needed to assist staff with various programs for students and adults. Whether you have a few hours to volunteer for a special event, or you'd like to volunteer weekly, we have opportunities for you. Internships are also available. Agency: Culture and Heritage Museums Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteers Needed - Pancreatic Cancer Action Network: PurpleStride 5KWe are looking for event volunteers for PurpleStride 5K. PurpleStride is the ultimate walk to end pancreatic cancer. This event is taking place April 27th at Romare Bearden Park. Students can contact Laurie Allen or Sandra or register (https://secure.pancan.org/site/TR/PurpleStride/PurpleStride?fr_id=2788&pg=entry) as a volunteer then we will contact them. Agency: Pancreatic Cancer Action Network We are looking for event volunteers for PurpleStride 5K. PurpleStride is the ultimate walk to end pancreatic cancer. This event is taking place April 27th at Romare Bearden Park. Students can contact Laurie Allen or Sandra or register (https://secure.pancan.org/site/TR/PurpleStride/PurpleStride?fr_id=2788&pg=entry) as a volunteer then we will contact them. Agency: Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 28202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Spring 2024 Girls on the Run Coaches NeededEach season Girls on the Run Tri County identifies and selects a dynamic group of coaches to lead each of our teams of 6-15 girls. Coaches are parents, teachers, school administrators, college students and other community members who are committed to developing and celebrating our girls. Each team requires a minimum of two coaches to be present at every lesson. Spring 2023 season runs: February 13 - May 6, 2023 Coaches commit to coaching once or twice a week for 90 minutes. Practice days vary depending on site and coach availability. Most teams meet between the hours of 2-5pm. Coaches do NOT have to be runners! No previous coaching experience necessary. You must simply have a passion for empowering and inspiring young girls to reach their limitless potential! Agency: Girls on the Run Tri County SC Each season Girls on the Run Tri County identifies and selects a dynamic group of coaches to lead each of our teams of 6-15 girls. Coaches are parents, teachers, school administrators, college students and other community members who are committed to developing and celebrating our girls. Each team requires a minimum of two coaches to be present at every lesson. Spring 2023 season runs: February 13 - May 6, 2023 Coaches commit to coaching once or twice a week for 90 minutes. Practice days vary depending on site and coach availability. Most teams meet between the hours of 2-5pm. Coaches do NOT have to be runners! No previous coaching experience necessary. You must simply have a passion for empowering and inspiring young girls to reach their limitless potential! Agency: Girls on the Run Tri County SC Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Hours Needed for Fall 2023 Course(s)
Are you looking for a volunteer opportunity for your Fall 2023 class or longevity volunteer opportunity to assist in your college career?
Gentiva Hospice is the place for you.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine when it comes to our patients. You will be able to give back, learn different things, and being able to utilize your volunteer time to your digression.
Patient Visitor Volunteers: Provide friendly visits to hospice patients' in their homes or long-term healthcare facilities, to provide companionship and support both the patient and their families.Patient volunteers provide companionship, socialization, light house cleaning, allowing caregivers to have a break in the home (a lot of our patients’ love ones do not get a break because of being the sole caregiver), jokes, laughter, emotional support, etc.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine to our patients and I will love to assist future volunteers in making a difference our patients' lives.
A warm smile. A kind word. A friend’s hand to hold your own. These seem like small things, but they can make the difference between someone who is merely receiving care and someone who feels truly cared for.
Agency: Gentiva Hospice (Formerly Kindred Hospice)
Are you looking for a volunteer opportunity for your Fall 2023 class or longevity volunteer opportunity to assist in your college career?
Gentiva Hospice is the place for you.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine when it comes to our patients. You will be able to give back, learn different things, and being able to utilize your volunteer time to your digression.
Patient Visitor Volunteers: Provide friendly visits to hospice patients' in their homes or long-term healthcare facilities, to provide companionship and support both the patient and their families.Patient volunteers provide companionship, socialization, light house cleaning, allowing caregivers to have a break in the home (a lot of our patients’ love ones do not get a break because of being the sole caregiver), jokes, laughter, emotional support, etc.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine to our patients and I will love to assist future volunteers in making a difference our patients' lives.
A warm smile. A kind word. A friend’s hand to hold your own. These seem like small things, but they can make the difference between someone who is merely receiving care and someone who feels truly cared for.
Agency: Gentiva Hospice (Formerly Kindred Hospice) Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Hours Needed for Fall 2023 Course(s)Are you looking for a volunteer opportunity for your Fall 2023 class or longevity volunteer opportunity to assist in your college career?
Gentiva Hospice is the place for you.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine when it comes to our patients. You will be able to give back, learn different things, and being able to utilize your volunteer time to your digression.
Patient Visitor Volunteers: Provide friendly visits to hospice patients' in their homes or long-term healthcare facilities, to provide companionship and support both the patient and their families.Patient volunteers provide companionship, socialization, light house cleaning, allowing caregivers to have a break in the home (a lot of our patients’ love ones do not get a break because of being the sole caregiver), jokes, laughter, emotional support, etc.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine to our patients and I will love to assist future volunteers in making a difference our patients' lives.
A warm smile. A kind word. A friend’s hand to hold your own. These seem like small things, but they can make the difference between someone who is merely receiving care and someone who feels truly cared for.
Agency: Gentiva Hospice (Formerly Kindred Hospice) Are you looking for a volunteer opportunity for your Fall 2023 class or longevity volunteer opportunity to assist in your college career?
Gentiva Hospice is the place for you.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine when it comes to our patients. You will be able to give back, learn different things, and being able to utilize your volunteer time to your digression.
Patient Visitor Volunteers: Provide friendly visits to hospice patients' in their homes or long-term healthcare facilities, to provide companionship and support both the patient and their families.Patient volunteers provide companionship, socialization, light house cleaning, allowing caregivers to have a break in the home (a lot of our patients’ love ones do not get a break because of being the sole caregiver), jokes, laughter, emotional support, etc.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine to our patients and I will love to assist future volunteers in making a difference our patients' lives.
A warm smile. A kind word. A friend’s hand to hold your own. These seem like small things, but they can make the difference between someone who is merely receiving care and someone who feels truly cared for.
Agency: Gentiva Hospice (Formerly Kindred Hospice) Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Gentiva Hospice Arts & Crafts Volunteer (formerly Kindred Hospice)Do you live in the Lancaster, York, or Chester County area? Do you enjoy creating items such as cards, knitting, or making different pieces? Gentiva Hospice is looking for volunteers for arts and crafts. Volunteers are able to create birthday cards, mother's day cards, father's day cards, Christmas cards, etc for Gentiva Hospice patients especially due to the holiday season gradually approaching. Volunteers are able to knit, sew, crochet, or create different items that Gentiva Hospice patients would love. Reminding patients by doing little things such as acknowledging their birthday means more than one may know. Be a part of making someone feel special by becoming a volunteer.
Are you looking for a longevity volunteer opportunity to assist in your college career?
Gentiva Hospice is the place for you.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine when it comes to our patients. You will be able to give back, learn different things, and being able to utilize your volunteer time to your digression.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine to our patients and I will love to assist future volunteers in making a difference our patients' lives.
A warm smile. A kind word. A friend’s hand to hold your own. These seem like small things, but they can make the difference between someone who is merely receiving care and someone who feels truly cared for.
Agency: Gentiva Hospice (Formerly Kindred Hospice) Do you live in the Lancaster, York, or Chester County area? Do you enjoy creating items such as cards, knitting, or making different pieces? Gentiva Hospice is looking for volunteers for arts and crafts. Volunteers are able to create birthday cards, mother's day cards, father's day cards, Christmas cards, etc for Gentiva Hospice patients especially due to the holiday season gradually approaching. Volunteers are able to knit, sew, crochet, or create different items that Gentiva Hospice patients would love. Reminding patients by doing little things such as acknowledging their birthday means more than one may know. Be a part of making someone feel special by becoming a volunteer.
Are you looking for a longevity volunteer opportunity to assist in your college career?
Gentiva Hospice is the place for you.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine when it comes to our patients. You will be able to give back, learn different things, and being able to utilize your volunteer time to your digression.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine to our patients and I will love to assist future volunteers in making a difference our patients' lives.
A warm smile. A kind word. A friend’s hand to hold your own. These seem like small things, but they can make the difference between someone who is merely receiving care and someone who feels truly cared for.
Agency: Gentiva Hospice (Formerly Kindred Hospice) Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Emergency Preparedness Youth Educator VolunteerSave lives and prevent injury by becoming a youth preparedness educator with the Red Cross Disaster Services team. The Pillowcase Project (grades 3-5) and Prepare with Pedro (grades k-2) are national youth preparedness programs offered by Red Cross. The 40- or 60-minute presentations provide emergency preparedness education to young children in classrooms and other settings. The highly interactive presentations address home fire safety, a local natural hazard, coping skills, and household preparedness steps like making a plan and a kit. These are ongoing volunteer opportunities. Volunteers must complete a combination of online, self-paced training(2 ½ hours) and an in-person teach-back session (2 ½ hours). Once trained, volunteers can participate in large-scale coordinated volunteer events - or can do their own outreach to schools and community groups to set up and schedule presentations. Benefits: Build Resume Develop Public Speaking Skills Career Exploration Develop teaching/training skills Network and meet new peopleTransferable Skills Gained: Public Speaking Communication Active Learning/Listening Working with Diverse Populations Time-Management Youth Development Training/Teaching Classroom ManagementAgency: American Red Cross Save lives and prevent injury by becoming a youth preparedness educator with the Red Cross Disaster Services team. The Pillowcase Project (grades 3-5) and Prepare with Pedro (grades k-2) are national youth preparedness programs offered by Red Cross. The 40- or 60-minute presentations provide emergency preparedness education to young children in classrooms and other settings. The highly interactive presentations address home fire safety, a local natural hazard, coping skills, and household preparedness steps like making a plan and a kit. These are ongoing volunteer opportunities. Volunteers must complete a combination of online, self-paced training(2 ½ hours) and an in-person teach-back session (2 ½ hours). Once trained, volunteers can participate in large-scale coordinated volunteer events - or can do their own outreach to schools and community groups to set up and schedule presentations. Benefits: Build Resume Develop Public Speaking Skills Career Exploration Develop teaching/training skills Network and meet new peopleTransferable Skills Gained: Public Speaking Communication Active Learning/Listening Working with Diverse Populations Time-Management Youth Development Training/Teaching Classroom ManagementAgency: American Red Cross Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29730 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Community Engagement and Volunteer Recruitment Team Member (Virtual and/or In-Person)Recruitment Team Members assist in the implementation of the volunteer recruitment plan by performing volunteer recruitment activities to attract a skilled, talented, and diverse volunteer workforce. Responsibilities Assist in the development and implementation of volunteer recruitment activities Proactively recruit new volunteers for general and specific volunteer opportunities Research outreach events and fairs Reach out to community groups to set up recruitment presentations Plan and carry out recruitment events in communities served by the region, for both identified partner groups and open-call interest meetings Promote volunteer opportunities at community eventsTime Commitment 5-10 hours per month. Additional Requirements Ability to communicate with diverse populations Demonstrate excellent customer service and comfort working with people Broad understanding of the American Red Cross and its opportunities for volunteer service Recruiting experience or a desire to gain more experience in recruitment Enthusiastic about the Red Cross mission and programsVolunteer Benefits Gain leadership skills Network and meet new people Build resume Support and give back to your community Career exploration Learn new skillsTransferable Skills Gained Teamwork Communication Collaboration Professionalism Creativity Relationship building Leadership Research and Planning Ability to work with diverse populations Organization Influencing others Public Speaking Analytical RecruitmentAgency: American Red Cross Recruitment Team Members assist in the implementation of the volunteer recruitment plan by performing volunteer recruitment activities to attract a skilled, talented, and diverse volunteer workforce. Responsibilities Assist in the development and implementation of volunteer recruitment activities Proactively recruit new volunteers for general and specific volunteer opportunities Research outreach events and fairs Reach out to community groups to set up recruitment presentations Plan and carry out recruitment events in communities served by the region, for both identified partner groups and open-call interest meetings Promote volunteer opportunities at community eventsTime Commitment 5-10 hours per month. Additional Requirements Ability to communicate with diverse populations Demonstrate excellent customer service and comfort working with people Broad understanding of the American Red Cross and its opportunities for volunteer service Recruiting experience or a desire to gain more experience in recruitment Enthusiastic about the Red Cross mission and programsVolunteer Benefits Gain leadership skills Network and meet new people Build resume Support and give back to your community Career exploration Learn new skillsTransferable Skills Gained Teamwork Communication Collaboration Professionalism Creativity Relationship building Leadership Research and Planning Ability to work with diverse populations Organization Influencing others Public Speaking Analytical RecruitmentAgency: American Red Cross Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Blood Drive Volunteer (Ongoing and Flexible)Blood Donor Ambassadors (Blood Drive Volunteers) greet and register blood donors at the front desk of blood drives. They also assist in the canteen area to create a great experience for blood donors. Time Commitment This is an ongoing, flexible opportunity where volunteers can sign up for shifts that work with their schedule. Volunteers are asked to commit to 6 hours/month (1-2 blood drives).Additional Requirements Ability to communicate in a professional manner with diverse populations Demonstrate excellent customer service and comfort working with people Manage the reception process by ensuring each donor is warmly greeted and assisted with initial intake according to the appointment priority system Manage the hospitality experience by offering refreshments to donors, thanking them for their contribution, and alerting staff immediately if a donor shows signs of feeling unwellBenefits Develop customer service skills Network and meet new people Build Resume Support and give back to your community Learn new skillsTransferable Skills Gained Customer Service Communication Collaboration Professionalism Time-Management Ability to work with a diverse team Organizing AdministrationAgency: American Red Cross Blood Donor Ambassadors (Blood Drive Volunteers) greet and register blood donors at the front desk of blood drives. They also assist in the canteen area to create a great experience for blood donors. Time Commitment This is an ongoing, flexible opportunity where volunteers can sign up for shifts that work with their schedule. Volunteers are asked to commit to 6 hours/month (1-2 blood drives).Additional Requirements Ability to communicate in a professional manner with diverse populations Demonstrate excellent customer service and comfort working with people Manage the reception process by ensuring each donor is warmly greeted and assisted with initial intake according to the appointment priority system Manage the hospitality experience by offering refreshments to donors, thanking them for their contribution, and alerting staff immediately if a donor shows signs of feeling unwellBenefits Develop customer service skills Network and meet new people Build Resume Support and give back to your community Learn new skillsTransferable Skills Gained Customer Service Communication Collaboration Professionalism Time-Management Ability to work with a diverse team Organizing AdministrationAgency: American Red Cross Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Opportunity to Give BackAre you looking for a longevity volunteer opportunities to assist in your college career?
Gentiva Hospice is the place for you.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine when it comes to our patients. You will be able to give back, learn different things, and being able to utilize your volunteer time to your digression.
Patient Visitor Volunteers: Provide friendly visits to hospice patients' in their homes or long-term healthcare facilities, to provide companionship and support both the patient and their families.Patient volunteers provide companionship, socialization, light house cleaning, allowing caregivers to have a break in the home (a lot of our patients’ love ones do not get a break because of being the sole caregiver), jokes, laughter, emotional support, etc.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine to our patients and I will love to assist future volunteers in making a difference our patients' lives.
A warm smile. A kind word. A friend’s hand to hold your own. These seem like small things, but they can make the difference between someone who is merely receiving care and someone who feels truly cared for.
Agency: Gentiva Hospice (Formerly Kindred Hospice) Are you looking for a longevity volunteer opportunities to assist in your college career?
Gentiva Hospice is the place for you.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine when it comes to our patients. You will be able to give back, learn different things, and being able to utilize your volunteer time to your digression.
Patient Visitor Volunteers: Provide friendly visits to hospice patients' in their homes or long-term healthcare facilities, to provide companionship and support both the patient and their families.Patient volunteers provide companionship, socialization, light house cleaning, allowing caregivers to have a break in the home (a lot of our patients’ love ones do not get a break because of being the sole caregiver), jokes, laughter, emotional support, etc.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine to our patients and I will love to assist future volunteers in making a difference our patients' lives.
A warm smile. A kind word. A friend’s hand to hold your own. These seem like small things, but they can make the difference between someone who is merely receiving care and someone who feels truly cared for.
Agency: Gentiva Hospice (Formerly Kindred Hospice) Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Longevity Volunteer Opportunities
Are you looking for a longevity volunteer opportunity to assist in your college career?
Gentiva Hospice is the place for you.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine when it comes to our patients. You will be able to give back, learn different things, and being able to utilize your volunteer time to your digression.
Patient Visitor Volunteers: Provide friendly visits to hospice patients' in their homes or long-term healthcare facilities, to provide companionship and support both the patient and their families.Patient volunteers provide companionship, socialization, light house cleaning, allowing caregivers to have a break in the home (a lot of our patients’ love ones do not get a break because of being the sole caregiver), jokes, laughter, emotional support, etc.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine to our patients and I will love to assist future volunteers in making a difference our patients' lives.
A warm smile. A kind word. A friend’s hand to hold your own. These seem like small things, but they can make the difference between someone who is merely receiving care and someone who feels truly cared for.
Agency: Gentiva Hospice (Formerly Kindred Hospice)
Are you looking for a longevity volunteer opportunity to assist in your college career?
Gentiva Hospice is the place for you.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine when it comes to our patients. You will be able to give back, learn different things, and being able to utilize your volunteer time to your digression.
Patient Visitor Volunteers: Provide friendly visits to hospice patients' in their homes or long-term healthcare facilities, to provide companionship and support both the patient and their families.Patient volunteers provide companionship, socialization, light house cleaning, allowing caregivers to have a break in the home (a lot of our patients’ love ones do not get a break because of being the sole caregiver), jokes, laughter, emotional support, etc.
Volunteering means more than one can imagine to our patients and I will love to assist future volunteers in making a difference our patients' lives.
A warm smile. A kind word. A friend’s hand to hold your own. These seem like small things, but they can make the difference between someone who is merely receiving care and someone who feels truly cared for.
Agency: Gentiva Hospice (Formerly Kindred Hospice) Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Food Pantry VolunteerOur emergency assistance food pantry serves about 500 families each month. Our volunteers are who helps us to be able to accomplish that level of service in our community. Our volunteers work to sort, bag, and distribute bags of groceries to our community and provide a welcoming environment for those in need. Our pantry is open from 8:30am to 1:00pm Monday through Friday and we welcome volunteers on any of those days and they may work the entire 8:30-1:00 shift or break it into smaller chunks if that is preferred. We would love to have volunteers committed to weekly service but less frequent volunteering is also appreciated. Volunteering begins with an hour long orientation and then you're ready to help us! Volunteers who reach out via EagleImpact will be contacted by our volunteer coordinator, Stefani Osborne, to nail down a service schedule and orientation time. Agency: Pilgrim's Inn Our emergency assistance food pantry serves about 500 families each month. Our volunteers are who helps us to be able to accomplish that level of service in our community. Our volunteers work to sort, bag, and distribute bags of groceries to our community and provide a welcoming environment for those in need. Our pantry is open from 8:30am to 1:00pm Monday through Friday and we welcome volunteers on any of those days and they may work the entire 8:30-1:00 shift or break it into smaller chunks if that is preferred. We would love to have volunteers committed to weekly service but less frequent volunteering is also appreciated. Volunteering begins with an hour long orientation and then you're ready to help us! Volunteers who reach out via EagleImpact will be contacted by our volunteer coordinator, Stefani Osborne, to nail down a service schedule and orientation time. Agency: Pilgrim's Inn Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29730 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Cross Country for Youth VolunteersDescription
Looking for coaches and general volunteers. Coach and encourage students in grades 3-8 to train for the upcoming Cross-Country meets in October and November. This position works closely with the site coordinator at the schools. 3 hour per week commitment. Duties/ ResponsibilitiesSupervising and conducting Cross-Country practices and competitions safely. Teaching sportsmanship, teamwork, cooperation, dedication, commitment, and the other character messages from our program. Conditioning athletes appropriately for Cross-Country competition. Monitoring athletes attendance and personal conduct. Responding to player injuries with approved first aid equipment. Role modeling appropriate behavior. Agency: Cross Country for Youth Description
Looking for coaches and general volunteers. Coach and encourage students in grades 3-8 to train for the upcoming Cross-Country meets in October and November. This position works closely with the site coordinator at the schools. 3 hour per week commitment. Duties/ ResponsibilitiesSupervising and conducting Cross-Country practices and competitions safely. Teaching sportsmanship, teamwork, cooperation, dedication, commitment, and the other character messages from our program. Conditioning athletes appropriately for Cross-Country competition. Monitoring athletes attendance and personal conduct. Responding to player injuries with approved first aid equipment. Role modeling appropriate behavior. Agency: Cross Country for Youth Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 28205 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Warehouse SorterNeed a person to sort in our warehouse on a weekly basis. Going through donations and putting them in the correct locations.
Please go to our website www.tenderheartsinyork.org and fill out the volunteer application. Our volunteer coordinator will be in touch once she has received it. Agency: Tender Hearts Ministries Need a person to sort in our warehouse on a weekly basis. Going through donations and putting them in the correct locations.
Please go to our website www.tenderheartsinyork.org and fill out the volunteer application. Our volunteer coordinator will be in touch once she has received it. Agency: Tender Hearts Ministries Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29745 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Warehouse PricerNeed a person to price donations. Once the sorters separate items, the pricers will price things and our in boxes to be delivered to our stores.
Please go to our website www.tenderheartsinyork.org and fill out the volunteer application. Our volunteer coordinator will be in touch once she has received it. Agency: Tender Hearts Ministries Need a person to price donations. Once the sorters separate items, the pricers will price things and our in boxes to be delivered to our stores.
Please go to our website www.tenderheartsinyork.org and fill out the volunteer application. Our volunteer coordinator will be in touch once she has received it. Agency: Tender Hearts Ministries Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29745 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Flexible Hours - Work From Home - Earn CashThe DSR Center Of Hope is seeking a Marketing Manager Intern to help market our 2021 Golf Tournament. Flexible Hours and Work From Home/ Room. A Stipend will be paid. Agency: DSR Center Of Hope The DSR Center Of Hope is seeking a Marketing Manager Intern to help market our 2021 Golf Tournament. Flexible Hours and Work From Home/ Room. A Stipend will be paid. Agency: DSR Center Of Hope Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: COVID Vaccine Administration VolunteersThe City of Rock Hill is excited about the opportunity to partner with Piedmont Medical Center to distribute the vaccine to our community. We are seeking volunteers to fill various roles at the clinic.
We need 25+ clerical volunteers and 10-15 medical volunteers each day.
Volunteers must be 18 years of age and have the ability to work on their scheduled date from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sign Ups for Non-Medical (Clerical) Volunteers: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0B45AEA622A4FA7-covid Sing Ups for Medical Volunteers: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0B45AEA622A4FA7-covid19
If you have questions regarding the volunteer requirements, please email VaccinationClinic@cityofrockhill.com or call 803.329.5570. Agency: Piedmont Medical Center Volunteer Auxiliary The City of Rock Hill is excited about the opportunity to partner with Piedmont Medical Center to distribute the vaccine to our community. We are seeking volunteers to fill various roles at the clinic.
We need 25+ clerical volunteers and 10-15 medical volunteers each day.
Volunteers must be 18 years of age and have the ability to work on their scheduled date from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sign Ups for Non-Medical (Clerical) Volunteers: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0B45AEA622A4FA7-covid Sing Ups for Medical Volunteers: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0B45AEA622A4FA7-covid19
If you have questions regarding the volunteer requirements, please email VaccinationClinic@cityofrockhill.com or call 803.329.5570. Agency: Piedmont Medical Center Volunteer Auxiliary Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29730 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Life Skill Facilitator and Activity GroupsWhat is a Life Skill? A life skill is a skill that could benefit a survivor and prepare them for their future outside of Safe Passage. Life skill activities can include learning to build a resume, how to create a budget, how to job search effectively, a book club, self-care, children's educational activities, etc. Other group activities can be done with a volunteer group of 4-5 individuals that include game nights, movie nights, or baking/cooking classes with the shelter residents. Purpose: To provide the necessary tools for survivors to become self-sufficient and provide fun and educational activities for adults and children Responsibilities: Facilitate the life skills program Assist in the research and development of materials necessary to supplement the curriculum Communicate with staff regarding client progress, problem solving and monitoring Tutor and mentor clients when necessary Enhance current curriculum to include volunteer services and outside educators Develop and provide materials for the program Attend quarterly meetings of volunteer staff Contact supervisor regarding mandated reports of child abuse or suicide attemptsQualifications: Must be 18 Competition of 15 hours of volunteer training program Completion of shadowing of shelter staff and other staff members/volunteers Ability to remain non-judgmental and non-directive Passion for teaching and mentoring adults and children Compassionate yet empowering survivors to take control of their lives Signing and adhering to confidentially pledge Advocacy skills for victims in crisis Access to reliable transportation and phone service Adherence to the philosophy, goals, and policies of Safe Passage National child abuse and criminal clearances
Learning Opportunities: Receive working knowledge of services provided to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse at Safe Passage Gain experience in working with children and adults who are survivors of abuse Learn how to manage a classroom and teach a diverse community Develop familiarity with responsibilities of victim service providers Network with community partners Work to create a culture of change pertaining to violence against adults and children
Time Commitment: Minimum two to three life skills courses per month (can be virtual) Availability: Scheduled on a monthly basis. Classes have better attendance between the hours of 6pm and 9pm Monday through Thursday. Weekend life skills and activities can be arranaged. Agency: Safe Passage, Inc. What is a Life Skill? A life skill is a skill that could benefit a survivor and prepare them for their future outside of Safe Passage. Life skill activities can include learning to build a resume, how to create a budget, how to job search effectively, a book club, self-care, children's educational activities, etc. Other group activities can be done with a volunteer group of 4-5 individuals that include game nights, movie nights, or baking/cooking classes with the shelter residents. Purpose: To provide the necessary tools for survivors to become self-sufficient and provide fun and educational activities for adults and children Responsibilities: Facilitate the life skills program Assist in the research and development of materials necessary to supplement the curriculum Communicate with staff regarding client progress, problem solving and monitoring Tutor and mentor clients when necessary Enhance current curriculum to include volunteer services and outside educators Develop and provide materials for the program Attend quarterly meetings of volunteer staff Contact supervisor regarding mandated reports of child abuse or suicide attemptsQualifications: Must be 18 Competition of 15 hours of volunteer training program Completion of shadowing of shelter staff and other staff members/volunteers Ability to remain non-judgmental and non-directive Passion for teaching and mentoring adults and children Compassionate yet empowering survivors to take control of their lives Signing and adhering to confidentially pledge Advocacy skills for victims in crisis Access to reliable transportation and phone service Adherence to the philosophy, goals, and policies of Safe Passage National child abuse and criminal clearances
Learning Opportunities: Receive working knowledge of services provided to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse at Safe Passage Gain experience in working with children and adults who are survivors of abuse Learn how to manage a classroom and teach a diverse community Develop familiarity with responsibilities of victim service providers Network with community partners Work to create a culture of change pertaining to violence against adults and children
Time Commitment: Minimum two to three life skills courses per month (can be virtual) Availability: Scheduled on a monthly basis. Classes have better attendance between the hours of 6pm and 9pm Monday through Thursday. Weekend life skills and activities can be arranaged. Agency: Safe Passage, Inc. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Agency Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: ARE YOU INTERESTED IN ADVOCATING FOR VICTIMS?***We are looking for volunteer advocates who are passionate about helping victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse at our main office! The Crisis Advocate assists staff members through communicating needs of callers on our crisis hotline, as well as tending to small work tasks around the office that help make an impact on our clients. We are very flexible in working with school schedules and work schedules! In addition, we are taking the necessary precautions in response to COVID-19 by sanitizing after every client, taking temperatures of everyone entering the office, and wearing face masks or coverings around the entire office. We hope to hear from you if you are interested in fulfilling this need! Please see full description below for more information!***
Title: Crisis Advocate Purpose: To improve the organization’s efficiency and build on quality of services.
Qualifications: Minimum 18 years of age Completion of 15 hours of Volunteer Training Program Ability to remain non-judgmental and non-directive High level of attention to details and organization Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel Signing and adhering to confidentiality pledge Access to reliable transportation and phone service Adherence to the philosophy, goals and policies of Safe Passage High School Diploma or some college National child abuse and criminal clearances
Responsibilities: Assist administrative staff with filing paperwork and data entry Greet clients as they come in for appointments Provide clients with the necessary paperwork upon arrival Answer office phone calls and transfer callers as necessary Help assess departmental needs Attend quarterly meetings of volunteer staff Contact supervisor regarding mandated reports of child abuse or suicide attempts
Learning Opportunity: Receive working knowledge of services provided to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse at SPI Gain experience in performing administrative, human resources and clerical duties Develop familiarity with responsibilities of victim service providers Network with community partners and government personnel
Availability: Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm Number of Volunteers Needed: 5
Agency: Safe Passage, Inc. ***We are looking for volunteer advocates who are passionate about helping victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse at our main office! The Crisis Advocate assists staff members through communicating needs of callers on our crisis hotline, as well as tending to small work tasks around the office that help make an impact on our clients. We are very flexible in working with school schedules and work schedules! In addition, we are taking the necessary precautions in response to COVID-19 by sanitizing after every client, taking temperatures of everyone entering the office, and wearing face masks or coverings around the entire office. We hope to hear from you if you are interested in fulfilling this need! Please see full description below for more information!***
Title: Crisis Advocate Purpose: To improve the organization’s efficiency and build on quality of services.
Qualifications: Minimum 18 years of age Completion of 15 hours of Volunteer Training Program Ability to remain non-judgmental and non-directive High level of attention to details and organization Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel Signing and adhering to confidentiality pledge Access to reliable transportation and phone service Adherence to the philosophy, goals and policies of Safe Passage High School Diploma or some college National child abuse and criminal clearances
Responsibilities: Assist administrative staff with filing paperwork and data entry Greet clients as they come in for appointments Provide clients with the necessary paperwork upon arrival Answer office phone calls and transfer callers as necessary Help assess departmental needs Attend quarterly meetings of volunteer staff Contact supervisor regarding mandated reports of child abuse or suicide attempts
Learning Opportunity: Receive working knowledge of services provided to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse at SPI Gain experience in performing administrative, human resources and clerical duties Develop familiarity with responsibilities of victim service providers Network with community partners and government personnel
Availability: Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm Number of Volunteers Needed: 5
Agency: Safe Passage, Inc. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29730-4020 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteers for ArbitrationWe are regularly seeking volunteers for Juvenile Arbitration. Agency: Arbitration with York County Solicitors Office We are regularly seeking volunteers for Juvenile Arbitration. Agency: Arbitration with York County Solicitors Office Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: VOLUNTEERS TO DELIVER MEALSWe're are always in need of volunteers to deliver meals to home-bound senior citizens in York County. If you have time between 10:45 and 12:15 Monday through Friday, we could use your help. Meals are distributed from Clover, Fort Mill, Rock Hill and York. Let us know the area that would be most convenient for you. You can do one day or more. Agency: York County Council on Aging We're are always in need of volunteers to deliver meals to home-bound senior citizens in York County. If you have time between 10:45 and 12:15 Monday through Friday, we could use your help. Meals are distributed from Clover, Fort Mill, Rock Hill and York. Let us know the area that would be most convenient for you. You can do one day or more. Agency: York County Council on Aging Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29730 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Potential Meets Opportunity- FLEXIBLE HOURS AND STIPEND PAIDIf you have the potential to organize awesome fundraisers...then this opportunity is for you! The DSR Center of Hope is looking for volunteers who can organize fundraisers and help with existing fundraisers that have been planned. (DSR 2020 Golf Tournament). Stipends will be paid from each fundraiser. Hours are flexible, but you will be expected to meet with the fundraiser committee. STIPENDS ARE PAID! Agency: DSR Center Of Hope If you have the potential to organize awesome fundraisers...then this opportunity is for you! The DSR Center of Hope is looking for volunteers who can organize fundraisers and help with existing fundraisers that have been planned. (DSR 2020 Golf Tournament). Stipends will be paid from each fundraiser. Hours are flexible, but you will be expected to meet with the fundraiser committee. STIPENDS ARE PAID! Agency: DSR Center Of Hope Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29730 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Team Advocacy VolunteerWe are seeking volunteers who have excellent verbal and written communication skills, attention to detail, dependability, ability to maintain composure in any situation; and knowledge of methods and techniques used in interviewing individuals. Volunteers accompany P&A’s Team Advocate on unannounced inspections of Community Residential Care Facilities (CRCFs) in South Carolina. During the inspections we monitor for abuse and neglect and make sure that some of our most vulnerable populations are getting the treatment, care, and services that they are legally entitled to receive.
Agency: Protection and Advocacy for People with Disabilities We are seeking volunteers who have excellent verbal and written communication skills, attention to detail, dependability, ability to maintain composure in any situation; and knowledge of methods and techniques used in interviewing individuals. Volunteers accompany P&A’s Team Advocate on unannounced inspections of Community Residential Care Facilities (CRCFs) in South Carolina. During the inspections we monitor for abuse and neglect and make sure that some of our most vulnerable populations are getting the treatment, care, and services that they are legally entitled to receive.
Agency: Protection and Advocacy for People with Disabilities Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29733 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Inspecting and Sorting Donated Food or Non-Food ItemsSHFB Volunteers help us sort, inspect and pack food and other donated items for distribution to our 724 non-profit agencies including soup kitchens, homeless shelters, emergency pantries as well as low income day-care centers. Please be sure to schedule your volunteer time on our online calendar system at: https://www.secondharvestmetrolina.org/give-time Agency: Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina SHFB Volunteers help us sort, inspect and pack food and other donated items for distribution to our 724 non-profit agencies including soup kitchens, homeless shelters, emergency pantries as well as low income day-care centers. Please be sure to schedule your volunteer time on our online calendar system at: https://www.secondharvestmetrolina.org/give-time Agency: Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 28206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Adopt-A-Highway Trash PickupJoin us from 9am-11am for some dutiful trash pick up on the Greenway! Agency: Anne Springs Close Greenway Join us from 9am-11am for some dutiful trash pick up on the Greenway! Agency: Anne Springs Close Greenway Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29715 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Backstage CrewWe are seeking responsible and enthusiastic volunteers for various behind the scenes jobs to support our productions. Positions include running lights or sound as well as assisting with props, moving set pieces and helping actors during performances. Every show is a new experience and needs are always changing, specific to each production. Agency: Theatre Charlotte We are seeking responsible and enthusiastic volunteers for various behind the scenes jobs to support our productions. Positions include running lights or sound as well as assisting with props, moving set pieces and helping actors during performances. Every show is a new experience and needs are always changing, specific to each production. Agency: Theatre Charlotte Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 28207 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: UshersWe are always searching for personable volunteers to serve as ushers for our performances. Please visit our website for show dates and times. Sign ups begin approximately two weeks prior to the show date and fill up quickly. Agency: Theatre Charlotte We are always searching for personable volunteers to serve as ushers for our performances. Please visit our website for show dates and times. Sign ups begin approximately two weeks prior to the show date and fill up quickly. Agency: Theatre Charlotte Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 28207 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Special Projects VolunteerDo you share a passion for Arts & Crafts, Singing, Knitting/Sewing and/or Baking? If you answered YES, Agape would like to have you be part of our Life Enrichment Volunteer Program. If you have some extra time and would like to showcase your talents with our patient and their families we would love to have you on board. Agency: Agape Hospice Do you share a passion for Arts & Crafts, Singing, Knitting/Sewing and/or Baking? If you answered YES, Agape would like to have you be part of our Life Enrichment Volunteer Program. If you have some extra time and would like to showcase your talents with our patient and their families we would love to have you on board. Agency: Agape Hospice Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29730 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Patient Comfort/Companionship VolunteerAgape volunteers offer an extra dimension of care and service to our patients and their families. If you are interested in providing touch therapy (holding patients hands), listening to patient and family with compassion, reading to a patient, watching their favorite show with them Agape has been looking for you! Someone to come in and provide that comfort and companionship for our patients. If you are interested we would love to have you on board! Agency: Agape Hospice Agape volunteers offer an extra dimension of care and service to our patients and their families. If you are interested in providing touch therapy (holding patients hands), listening to patient and family with compassion, reading to a patient, watching their favorite show with them Agape has been looking for you! Someone to come in and provide that comfort and companionship for our patients. If you are interested we would love to have you on board! Agency: Agape Hospice Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29730 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Welcome OrientationWe cannot stress how important volunteers are To The Greenway's success. With additional events and programs, along with even bigger goals, we need volunteers more than ever before. Plus, you can meet new people and have a blast volunteering! Interested in learning more? Attend a Volunteer Orientation to learn more! We have a volunteer opportunity for everyone - guaranteed. All volunteer orientations, are held at The Greenway's Nature Center from 6-7 PM. Door prizes are available for all who attend. Agency: Anne Springs Close Greenway We cannot stress how important volunteers are To The Greenway's success. With additional events and programs, along with even bigger goals, we need volunteers more than ever before. Plus, you can meet new people and have a blast volunteering! Interested in learning more? Attend a Volunteer Orientation to learn more! We have a volunteer opportunity for everyone - guaranteed. All volunteer orientations, are held at The Greenway's Nature Center from 6-7 PM. Door prizes are available for all who attend. Agency: Anne Springs Close Greenway Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29715 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Afterschool Enrichment ProgramAfter school enrichment program seeking volunteers to assist in providing services to children grades K-6 that focus on: Homework assistance, Social skills(bullying, self esteem), Academics(reading, math, social studies, etc.), extra curricular activities(arts and crafts, handwriting, dance physical fitness, finance, etc). Children will attend the program Monday - Friday 3:30pm until 6:30pm. All volunteers are asked to report at 3:00pm. Agency: Mt Olive Afterschool Enrichment Program After school enrichment program seeking volunteers to assist in providing services to children grades K-6 that focus on: Homework assistance, Social skills(bullying, self esteem), Academics(reading, math, social studies, etc.), extra curricular activities(arts and crafts, handwriting, dance physical fitness, finance, etc). Children will attend the program Monday - Friday 3:30pm until 6:30pm. All volunteers are asked to report at 3:00pm. Agency: Mt Olive Afterschool Enrichment Program Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 28278 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Clerical VolunteerAgape is seeking a volunteer who is self driven and can work independently when given task to help assist our staff with paperwork, filing and copying. If this is you, we would love to meet with you! Agency: Agape Hospice Agape is seeking a volunteer who is self driven and can work independently when given task to help assist our staff with paperwork, filing and copying. If this is you, we would love to meet with you! Agency: Agape Hospice Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29732 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: FOOD DRIVE TO COLLECT DOG AND CAT FOOD FOR PETS OF SENIORS IN NEEDThe York County Council on Aging is in need of dog and cat food for the beloved pets of our community's senior citizens in need. Our volunteers tell us that many seniors split their Meals on Wheels lunch with their pets because they can't afford pet food. In the past, Winthrop has held several pet food drives which provided us with plenty of food to send out to our home-bound seniors for their pets. For a lonely senior, their pets are often their only family, their best friend, and the reason they get up in the morning. When they split their lunch with their pet, neither the senior nor the pet gets proper nutrition. Pet food drives are wonderfully helpful. Agency: York County Council on Aging The York County Council on Aging is in need of dog and cat food for the beloved pets of our community's senior citizens in need. Our volunteers tell us that many seniors split their Meals on Wheels lunch with their pets because they can't afford pet food. In the past, Winthrop has held several pet food drives which provided us with plenty of food to send out to our home-bound seniors for their pets. For a lonely senior, their pets are often their only family, their best friend, and the reason they get up in the morning. When they split their lunch with their pet, neither the senior nor the pet gets proper nutrition. Pet food drives are wonderfully helpful. Agency: York County Council on Aging Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29730 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Companionship Visits VolunteerWould you like to give back in the community? Providence Care serves patients in their home and in skilled nursing facilities in York, Chester, Rock Hill and Lancaster. Some of our patients would really appreciate friendly visits that include: companionship, conversation, reading, writing and grief support. Some good old fun like music, manicures, and laughs are some things they really enjoy, too. We would love for you to enjoy giving back to your community with us! We have recently began a Life Stories and Music Alive program and would love to have you join our team! Scheduling is flexible to fit your needs. I look forward to speaking with you! Agency: Providence Care Would you like to give back in the community? Providence Care serves patients in their home and in skilled nursing facilities in York, Chester, Rock Hill and Lancaster. Some of our patients would really appreciate friendly visits that include: companionship, conversation, reading, writing and grief support. Some good old fun like music, manicures, and laughs are some things they really enjoy, too. We would love for you to enjoy giving back to your community with us! We have recently began a Life Stories and Music Alive program and would love to have you join our team! Scheduling is flexible to fit your needs. I look forward to speaking with you! Agency: Providence Care Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29745 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Musician VolunteerWould you like to give back in the community? Providence Care serves Rock Hill, Chester, York and Lancaster's needs for people in homes and skilled nursing facilities. Our patients truly enjoy music! Music brings many happy memories to our patients. Do you have a music talent you would like to share? This would be the perfect opportunity for you. We are excited to be initiating a Music Alive program for the music lovers. Scheduling is flexible and training is provided by Providence Care. I look forward to speaking with you, Agency: Providence Care Would you like to give back in the community? Providence Care serves Rock Hill, Chester, York and Lancaster's needs for people in homes and skilled nursing facilities. Our patients truly enjoy music! Music brings many happy memories to our patients. Do you have a music talent you would like to share? This would be the perfect opportunity for you. We are excited to be initiating a Music Alive program for the music lovers. Scheduling is flexible and training is provided by Providence Care. I look forward to speaking with you, Agency: Providence Care Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29745 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Administrative VolunteerWould you like to give back in the community? Providence Care has an Administrative Volunteer program in our office in York. This is the perfect opportunity for someone who is interested in an administrative career to get the experience and training you need. This position would include inter-personal communication, filing, answering phones, marketing events, shredding, special projects and any mailing that needs done. Scheduling is convenient and flexible to accommodate your needs. I look forward to speaking with you! Agency: Providence Care Would you like to give back in the community? Providence Care has an Administrative Volunteer program in our office in York. This is the perfect opportunity for someone who is interested in an administrative career to get the experience and training you need. This position would include inter-personal communication, filing, answering phones, marketing events, shredding, special projects and any mailing that needs done. Scheduling is convenient and flexible to accommodate your needs. I look forward to speaking with you! Agency: Providence Care Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29745 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Friendly Visits VolunteerWould you like to give back to the community? Providence Care has an amazing Friendly Visit Program for volunteers. These visits include talking, laughing, reminiscing, reading books, and volunteers providing one-on-one bonding time with patients. We have recently initiated the Life Stories Program and Music Alive Program. Scheduling is convenient and flexible to accomodate your needs. I look forward to speaking with you! Agency: Providence Care Would you like to give back to the community? Providence Care has an amazing Friendly Visit Program for volunteers. These visits include talking, laughing, reminiscing, reading books, and volunteers providing one-on-one bonding time with patients. We have recently initiated the Life Stories Program and Music Alive Program. Scheduling is convenient and flexible to accomodate your needs. I look forward to speaking with you! Agency: Providence Care Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29745 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Pet Therapy VolunteerWould you like to give back to your community? We have an awesome pet therapy program, called TheraPaws. We need volunteers to make pet therapy visits with our patients. Some patients don't have enough support and really just want companionship from pets. The pets truly help make people wonderful at this time in their life. The pets must be certified through a registered Pet Therapy company. If you are interested but your pet is not certified, I can link you up with Alliance of Therapy Dogs. We serve Rock Hill, Chester, Lancaster and York areas and have patients in their home, assisted living facilities and skilled nursing facilities. Scheduling is flexible to fit your needs. I look forward to speaking with you! Agency: Providence Care Would you like to give back to your community? We have an awesome pet therapy program, called TheraPaws. We need volunteers to make pet therapy visits with our patients. Some patients don't have enough support and really just want companionship from pets. The pets truly help make people wonderful at this time in their life. The pets must be certified through a registered Pet Therapy company. If you are interested but your pet is not certified, I can link you up with Alliance of Therapy Dogs. We serve Rock Hill, Chester, Lancaster and York areas and have patients in their home, assisted living facilities and skilled nursing facilities. Scheduling is flexible to fit your needs. I look forward to speaking with you! Agency: Providence Care Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29745 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Family Promise Yard Sale SetupVolunteers needed to set up and organize our Annual Family Promise Yard Sale. Located at 405 Oakland Ave. September 24 to the 28th. Contact Jen at 941-526-5468 Agency: Family Promise of York County Volunteers needed to set up and organize our Annual Family Promise Yard Sale. Located at 405 Oakland Ave. September 24 to the 28th. Contact Jen at 941-526-5468 Agency: Family Promise of York County Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29730 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: PAR GardenersPOSITION DESCRIPTION: The Plant-A-Row for the Hungry (PAR) Garden is 100% volunteer maintained. This year-round garden needs your support to succeed! All crops are donated to the Fort Mill Nutrition Center to elderly individuals in need of a nutritional and fresh meal. Do good and give back. No gardening experience is needed. Plant, weed, harvest, and more! We recently added a Community Garden, bee hives, and a chicken coop. Come check us out! Agency: Anne Springs Close Greenway POSITION DESCRIPTION: The Plant-A-Row for the Hungry (PAR) Garden is 100% volunteer maintained. This year-round garden needs your support to succeed! All crops are donated to the Fort Mill Nutrition Center to elderly individuals in need of a nutritional and fresh meal. Do good and give back. No gardening experience is needed. Plant, weed, harvest, and more! We recently added a Community Garden, bee hives, and a chicken coop. Come check us out! Agency: Anne Springs Close Greenway Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29715 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Photographer and/or VideographerPhotography and/or videography volunteers will receive immense amounts of experience while supporting the Greenway! Projects could range anywhere from styled shoots to event videography. We appreciate fresh ideas and will give ALL volunteers credit and references for quality work. PURPOSE: To capture Greenway moments! LOCATION: Greenway location varies. TIME COMMITMENT: Flexible with what works best for your schedule. TRAINING: Initial face-to-face meeting with Volunteer Coordinator at the Springfield House (2201 Old Nation Road, Fort Mill, SC 29715). To set up a meeting, please reach out to Caitlin at 803.547.1009 or CaitlinAnderson@ASCGreenway.org. DRESS CODE: Volunteer shirt provided. QUALIFICATIONS: We ask that volunteers are comfortable with their photography and/or videography skills. This does NOT mean that you have to be at a professional status, but basic skills are necessary. A background in editing is needed for video creation. It's amazing what you can do with an iPhone! Agency: Anne Springs Close Greenway Photography and/or videography volunteers will receive immense amounts of experience while supporting the Greenway! Projects could range anywhere from styled shoots to event videography. We appreciate fresh ideas and will give ALL volunteers credit and references for quality work. PURPOSE: To capture Greenway moments! LOCATION: Greenway location varies. TIME COMMITMENT: Flexible with what works best for your schedule. TRAINING: Initial face-to-face meeting with Volunteer Coordinator at the Springfield House (2201 Old Nation Road, Fort Mill, SC 29715). To set up a meeting, please reach out to Caitlin at 803.547.1009 or CaitlinAnderson@ASCGreenway.org. DRESS CODE: Volunteer shirt provided. QUALIFICATIONS: We ask that volunteers are comfortable with their photography and/or videography skills. This does NOT mean that you have to be at a professional status, but basic skills are necessary. A background in editing is needed for video creation. It's amazing what you can do with an iPhone! Agency: Anne Springs Close Greenway Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 29715 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Client AssistanceThis volunteer position is in our bicycle shop. ROC client's that have no transportation can work in the bike shop for four hours to earn a bicycle. Volunteer will help the bike shop supervisor repair bicycles and will interact with clients as they work on their bicycle. The bike shop is open on Thursday 10:00am until 2:00pm. Agency: Renew our Community (ROC) This volunteer position is in our bicycle shop. ROC client's that have no transportation can work in the bike shop for four hours to earn a bicycle. Volunteer will help the bike shop supervisor repair bicycles and will interact with clients as they work on their bicycle. The bike shop is open on Thursday 10:00am until 2:00pm. Agency: Renew our Community (ROC) Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Agency Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 29730 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer UsherServe the performing arts. See incredible shows. Build customer service skills. In our six theaters in Uptown Charlotte, we present Broadway musicals, the Charlotte Symphony, Charlotte Ballet, Opera Carolina and a host of other performances ranging from the up-and-coming amateur to the legends-of-our-time. We seek college students to join our volunteer corps of ushers who will provide excellent service to patrons as well as enjoy the best in the performing arts. Volunteer ushers must be at least 18 years of age, complete an application, and a personal interview. Desired traits include: excellent communication and people skills, a desire to serve our patrons, and a commitment to Blumenthal Performing Arts. Volunteers are expected to work a minimum of three (3) events per month (during the school year). They must be able to stand for long periods of time, climb stairs to all levels of our theaters, and read tickets in dim lighting. Our scheduling process requires regular computer access and an e-mail address. Opportunities for volunteers are provided without regard to religion, creed, race, national origin, age, sex, or disability. Please note the first 90 days of the volunteer experience will be mutually probationary. Apply at www.blumenthalarts.org/volunteer Agency: Blumenthal Performing Arts Serve the performing arts. See incredible shows. Build customer service skills. In our six theaters in Uptown Charlotte, we present Broadway musicals, the Charlotte Symphony, Charlotte Ballet, Opera Carolina and a host of other performances ranging from the up-and-coming amateur to the legends-of-our-time. We seek college students to join our volunteer corps of ushers who will provide excellent service to patrons as well as enjoy the best in the performing arts. Volunteer ushers must be at least 18 years of age, complete an application, and a personal interview. Desired traits include: excellent communication and people skills, a desire to serve our patrons, and a commitment to Blumenthal Performing Arts. Volunteers are expected to work a minimum of three (3) events per month (during the school year). They must be able to stand for long periods of time, climb stairs to all levels of our theaters, and read tickets in dim lighting. Our scheduling process requires regular computer access and an e-mail address. Opportunities for volunteers are provided without regard to religion, creed, race, national origin, age, sex, or disability. Please note the first 90 days of the volunteer experience will be mutually probationary. Apply at www.blumenthalarts.org/volunteer Agency: Blumenthal Performing Arts Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Agency Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 28052 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Opportunity for Animal Lovers!Volunteer opportunities include: Fundraising; Dog Walking; Favorite Furry Friend Program; Foster Parent; Grooming; Dog/Cat Behavior improvement; PAWSibilities Thrift Shop; Animal care; Dog/Cat Socialization; Play groups; Yard Work; Photography; Adoption Counselors; Home Visit Specialists; Events; IT; Petsmart; Humane Educator; General Maintenance; Laundry.
To become a volunteer you must: Be 16 years old or older. Complete the Volunteer Application (available on our webpage) and sign the Waiver of Liability; Attend the Volunteer Orientation.
Volunteer Orientation are held at our facility the FIRST SATURDAY and THIRD FRIDAY of every month from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Please arrive 9:45 a.m. to make sure you have enough time to sign in and register. Orientations are held outside; bring a lawn chair if you like. Agency: Humane Society of York County Volunteer opportunities include: Fundraising; Dog Walking; Favorite Furry Friend Program; Foster Parent; Grooming; Dog/Cat Behavior improvement; PAWSibilities Thrift Shop; Animal care; Dog/Cat Socialization; Play groups; Yard Work; Photography; Adoption Counselors; Home Visit Specialists; Events; IT; Petsmart; Humane Educator; General Maintenance; Laundry.
To become a volunteer you must: Be 16 years old or older. Complete the Volunteer Application (available on our webpage) and sign the Waiver of Liability; Attend the Volunteer Orientation.
Volunteer Orientation are held at our facility the FIRST SATURDAY and THIRD FRIDAY of every month from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Please arrive 9:45 a.m. to make sure you have enough time to sign in and register. Orientations are held outside; bring a lawn chair if you like. Agency: Humane Society of York County Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Agency Requirement: >16 years old Zip Code: 29715 Allow Groups: No |