Opportunities From: Get Connected

Come join our team! Direction Home Akron Canton Area Agency on Aging & Disabilities is giving you an opportunity to make a difference! We’re currently looking for volunteers to join our Long Term Care Ombudsman Program who advocate for:

We need volunteers who are passionate about making sure residents are treated respectfully and have control over the quality of their lives. Volunteers will be trained as advocates.

If you can speak for those who cannot speak for themselves, we need you!

1.  Respond to this need if you are a Board Member and/or Committee Member

2.  Add Hours under this need for all board/committee meetings you attend along with any UWPC events that you attend as a board/committee member.

For questions, please email maureeng@uwportage.org

Position: Parenting Network Volunteer

Description:

Are you looking to make an investment in someone's life that will make positive changes within our community? Family & Youth Initiatives has a Parenting Network program where you can do just that! We seek volunteers who can dedicate 2-3 hours weekly at any of our three locations: New Carlisle, Springfield, and Fairborn. Your support will help create a stronger and more supportive parenting community.

Training:

Training is provided through the Bright Couse Curriculum and by the Parenting Network Staff.

Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

Hours:  Volunteer hours may vary based on the location and your availability. Please see below.

If you're interested in becoming a Parenting Network Volunteer and making a meaningful difference in the lives of fellow parents, we encourage you to contact Rebecca Swearingen at rebecca@fyiohio.org. 

Student Mentor

Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of young students? Do you believe in the power of mentorship to inspire and guide the next generation? If so, we invite you to become a valued volunteer for the FYI New Roots Mentoring Program.

About the Program: FYI New Roots Mentoring Program is an exciting initiative to provide guidance, support, and positive role models. By fostering meaningful connections, we can empower students to reach their full potential academically, socially, and emotionally.

Volunteer Opportunities:

Student Mentors (Elementary and Middle Schools):

Why Volunteer:

How to Get Involved:

If you want to become a parenting or student mentor, we would love to hear from you! Please fill out our volunteer application form https://www.fyiohio.org/mentoring-program to express your interest and share more about your background and skills.

Let's work together to nurture a supportive and empowering community for our students. Don't hesitate to contact Staci Sowders at staci@fyiohio.org for any questions or further information.

Thank you for considering this opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of our young learners. Together, we can build solid foundations for their success!

Looking to give back to the community? Unsure exactly how or what to do?

Come on over to the Troy Rec and check us out! We have pool, basketball, board games, and many other things you can do while you make friends and impact our youth. Want to just sit and talk with people? That works too!

Many kids come through our doors just hoping to be heard, and you can be the person who hears them! Reach out today!

Volunteer Field opportunities available at the 2024 Howe Meadow Cuyahoga Valley Farmers Market(CVFM). We are looking for a Greeter, Field Set Up and Tear Down, Zero Waste, Merchandise, and Information Booth Attendants. All skills welcome!

We work rain or shine!

Preble County CERT is looking for new members interested in helping their community in times of need.  Our CERT Team will also engage with the community in sharing information regarding preparedness and will assist local first responders at community events.  The Preble County CERT Team is under the umbrella of the Preble County Emergency Management Agency, 6818 US 127 N., Eaton, Ohio.  

Here at Hospice of Cincinnati we like to provide our veteran patients with handmade patriotic pillowcases. We are looking for individuals or groups that are willing to sew and donate pillowcases for our veteran patients on an on-going basis. If you are interested please let me know and I will send you more information.

SELF volunteers join SELF staff to help low-income Butler County homeowners with free home repairs and mobility modifications.

All skill levels are welcome!  Volunteers may serve individually or as a group. Homes need assistance year-round. We will match you with a project that meets your skill level, interests and your schedule. Complete the volunteer information request form online then a staff member will contact you with more information.

Indirect and direct youth volunteers/mentors needed! Don't know how to talk to kids? That's completely fine. Maybe you do want to work with kids, we've got spots for that too! 

Partners in Hope is looking for friendly adults in the community to come join us in helping people find stability in life and their futures! Do you have an 2 hours every week or every other week? Want to watch kids so their parents can learn about handling finances, parenting, or just getting ahead? 

Your time could be life changing for a family or a youth right here in Miami County! 

At Connections of Tipp City, we love to hang out with kids and build positive relationships! Come join us on our Friday night Open Mic Night to cheer on some kids. Or maybe you prefer to play a game of pool with the kids? We have that too!

No matter what you like, there is plenty of ways to interact with the youth at Connections of Tipp City, but the first thing you need to do is show up! Connect with us and we can get a time for you to come by and find a way to get you plugged in. We always need people to be a smiling face when the kids show up, that could be you! 

First Fridays in Delaware are fun to attend, and they are more fun if you are helping event goers learn more about the Delaware County Historical Society.

The Historical Society has a booth at all Delaware First Fridays to let the public know about all of the events and all of the program and all of the good work that the Historical Society is doing.  Be a part of the First Friday Team, and help us spread the news of the Historical Society. 

You will work with a team of knowledgeable volunteers, and you will have information to help you answer any questions that come your way.  Contact the Historical Society for more information

If you enjoy working with children, but don’t want to be confined to a classroom, become a  School Committee volunteer for the Delaware County Historical Society. Help us provide hands-on historical experiences for our Delaware County students. No knowledge of history is required, no teaching degree required. We have a variety of activities including walking children from one session to another, timing presentations, or joining a sub committee that prepares material for teachers.  Contact us for more information

Spend First Fridays in Delaware, Ohio sharing information and stories about the Delaware County Historical Society’s Historic Jail and Sheriff’s Residence.

Built in the 1870’s, the Historic Jail and Sheriff’s Residence is open to the public for tours during Delaware, Ohio’s First Friday events, and we need volunteers to “show off” our jail.  You can choose to greet visitors as they enter the historic facility, or guide them through the sheriff’s living quarters and office or take them through the 16 cell “cell block”.  You will learn and retell stories about the sheriffs who occupied the residence and about inmates who did not want to occupy the jail. 

Training will be provided and you will work with a knowledgeable team of Historical Society volunteers.  Contact the Delaware County Historical Society for more information.

Come join our team! Direction Home Akron Canton Area Agency on Aging & Disabilities is giving you an opportunity to make a difference! We’re currently looking for volunteers to join our Long Term Care Ombudsman Program who advocate for:

We need volunteers who are passionate about making sure residents are treated respectfully and have control over the quality of their lives. Volunteers will be trained as advocates.

If you can speak for those who cannot speak for themselves, we need you!

Young Life in Miami Valley is looking for Christ centered volunteers to hang out with young adults in Miami County! There are plenty of meeting options and ways to get involved from encouraging them at track meets and basketball games, to weekly Bible studies, and more! 

Were you in Young Life as a teen? Want to give back? This is a great opportunity to show up and make a difference right here in Miami County! 

Unsure if you want to commit? That's OK too! You can reach out and come get a glimpse of what Young Life does and decide from there. It's a great time of fun, energy, and gathering together! 

Volunteers are needed to help with all aspects of the YMCA! We have openings in the Robinson branch (Troy/Tipp area) and Piqua branch. Want to help coach a sports team? Maybe you have time to hang with students in the Activity Center in Piqua? There is always indirect youth impact positions as well; like greeting people at the desk. 

Come on by, we have a spot for you! 

The Future Begins Today is looking for adults to join the Lunch Buddies program. This is a fun time where you can come and eat lunch with a student and be a friend to them at one of the local schools! 

Depending on application date, application may be considered for the following school year instead of the current one. 

Would you like to help promote the love of reading?  Volunteer to build the next Big Red Bookshelf and help bring the love of reading to children in Portage County.  Click HERE for a complete set of building plans and material list.  NOTE: the paint should be Sherwin Williams Real Red #SW6868.

The Clubhouse is looking for volunteers for their after school and summer tutoring programs! Teens in 7-12 grade volunteer to tutor and mentor children in 2-6 grade, who have limited opportunities. At Clubhouse, teens help build life skills, and confidence in a child’s ability!

For this to happen the Clubhouse needs adults to come out and volunteer and help! A positive adult role model can help impact both a teen and a child and allow for continued operation of these amazing programs!

Got some time around lunch during the summer? That fits perfect into the summer program! Reach out and we can help find a good location and fit for you!

Locations and hours below:

Do you know aeronautics? Maybe you can make a welder out of jumper cables, a generator, and some quarters? Or maybe you know how to speak with the International Space Station with just a handheld radio? If you've got a cool skill and an urge to teach someone, hit us up! 

The Scouts - Troop 586 is looking for professionals to teach a cool skill or topic to the troop. Spend a couple Mondays helping to expand the kids knowledge. This could be a great way to get young people interested in something new and unique! 

Were you previously a Scout? Want to plug into a local troop and help out? Troop 586 is a great local option! 

Are you a caring and committed adult?

Do you have a heart for children in your community?

Are you ready to make an impact?

If so, WE NEEED YOU! Join the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami Valley and help us make a difference in your community through 1:1 mentoring!

We believe that every child has the ability to succeed and thrive in life if given the opportunity. Help us make that possible! We are looking for adults 21 years old or older to commit to 1 year of mentoring a child. This involves around 4-6 hours of time every month. Adults must have a valid drivers license with less than 6 points and pass an FBI/BCI background check. 

Big Brothers Big Sisters Miami Valley makes meaningful, monitored matches between adult volunteers and youth, ages 6 through 18, right here in Miami County. This is 1 on 1 mentoring at it's finest, all thanks to people like you! 

Fill in at the front desk to answer questions, field telephone calls from parents and tutors, and facilitate the registration of new students and volunteers.  Key points:

As the face of Vitalant blood drives, the Blood Drive Volunteer will ensure that blood donors have an exceptional experience from the moment they arrive until the time they leave. 

Responsibilities include: 

 
Qualifications/Requirements 

Ready to get started? Click HERE

As the face of Vitalant blood drives, the Blood Drive Volunteer will ensure that blood donors have an exceptional experience from the moment they arrive until the time they leave. 

Responsibilities include: 

 
Qualifications/Requirements 

Ready to get started? Click HERE

As the face of Vitalant blood drives, the Blood Drive Volunteer will ensure that blood donors have an exceptional experience from the moment they arrive until the time they leave. 

Responsibilities include: 

 
Qualifications/Requirements 

Ready to get started? Click HERE

As the face of Vitalant blood drives, the Blood Drive Volunteer will ensure that blood donors have an exceptional experience from the moment they arrive until the time they leave. 

Responsibilities include: 

 
Qualifications/Requirements 

Ready to get started? Click HERE

Adopt-a-Heritage Garden

Assist the Carter Historic Farm by helping on the heritage gardens.

This is an important part of our cultural preservation and education.

This is an outdoor and on-going volunteer position.

Most of the produce is donated to the Brown Bag Food Pantry

Program Guidelines

​Project Coordinator: Anna Cotterman, acotterman@wcparks.org, (419) 353-1897

Volunteer Services: Jamie Sands, jsands@wcparks.org, (419) 353-1897

Location: Carter Historic Farm, 18331 Carter Road, Bowling Green, OH 43402

Duration: summer to autumn (May – October)

Days and times: Choose your own schedule during park hours: 8 am – 30 minutes past sunset.

Expectations of the volunteer(s)

Expectations of Wood County Park District staff

Requirements

Registration process

Things to Know

What We Do

Through Adventure Crew, city teens develop the courageous spirit to step out of their comfort zone and discover new worlds - outside in nature, and inside themselves. This deep connection to nature will change the course of their lives, no matter what environment they’re in.

Who We Are

Adventure Crew connects city teens to nature and each other through engaging outdoor adventures. We believe adventure is riding a bike for the first time, feeling mud shift under your boots, or falling over your skis. The outdoors is one of the greatest learning environments of all.

Our vision is to see every city teen inspired by nature - and we need your help to do this!

What You Can Do?

We're looking for dedicated, positive, team-oriented volunteers to assist with Saturday programs at outdoor recreation sites across the region. Opportunities include kayaking, camp days, ice skating, snowboarding & skiing, camp days, field days, and hiking. 

We ask for a time commitment of at least one adventure every other month, with typical duration being 4-6 hours. The volunteer process includes indicating interest in volunteering, completing or providing a recent background check, and briefly filling out a volunteer survey, then you're good to go.

To sign up and jump right in, fill out our volunteer interest form here: https://www.adventurecrew.org/volunteer

If you'd like to know more before taking the leap, check out our website  and hear stories from our staff, volunteers, and Crew teens to learn more here: https://www.adventurecrew.org/

We're excited you're joining this Crew of Adventurers! 

The Preble County Amateur Radio Group - ARES performs critical back-up radio communications for the Preble County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) and Preble County first responders when other forms of communications are down.  This group will assist with other communication needs for Preble County EMA and the Emergency Operations Center (EOC). This group also monitors incoming severe weather and provides reports to the EMA.   

After attending a series of trainings you will serve in one classroom at your school site for 18 hours per week during the hours of Monday-Thursday 8:00-1:00 or Monday-Friday 8:30-12:30. You will work with the classroom teacher to plan and implement literacy activities throughout the day with the students. You will be required to collect assessment and attendance data to report to Project BEAR and attend two "Monthly In-Service Days".

Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of individuals and families affected by domestic violence? Are you looking for a meaningful way to support Turning Point in their mission to provide safety, support, and resources to survivors? Hosting a collection drive or fundraiser on behalf of Turning Point is a powerful way to contribute to our cause while raising awareness about domestic violence and the critical services we provide.

Key Benefits of Hosting a Collection Drive or Fundraiser for Turning Point:

Supporting Survivors Through Donations: Donations are a vital component of our efforts to provide necessities for individuals and families staying in our shelter. By hosting a collection drive or fundraiser, you directly contribute to ensuring that survivors have access to essential items such as clothing, toiletries, bedding, and household supplies during their time of need.

Raising Awareness About Domestic Violence: Hosting a collection drive or fundraiser provides a platform to raise awareness about the prevalence of domestic violence in our communities and the importance of the work Turning Point does. By educating others about the signs of domestic violence, available resources, and ways to support survivors, you help break the silence surrounding this issue and empower individuals to take action.

Building Community Engagement: A collection drive or fundraiser is an opportunity to engage your community in a meaningful cause. Whether you're mobilizing friends, family, coworkers, or community groups, coming together to support survivors sends a powerful message of solidarity and compassion.

Providing Agency Materials for Support: To assist you in your efforts, Turning Point will provide agency materials, including informational brochures, posters, and other resources, to help raise awareness. 

How You Can Get Involved:

Together, we can make a difference in the lives of survivors and help create a community where everyone can live free from abuse. Thank you for considering hosting a collection drive or fundraiser for Turning Point. Your support truly makes a difference.

To get a current list of needs, for more information about or agency, or advice about event planning, please contact Jaini Shah, Volunteer Coordinator at jshah@turningpoint6.org.

About Turning Point: Turning Point is a non-profit agency that serves Crawford, Delaware, Marion, Morrow, Union and Wyandot counties in North Central Ohio. Funding comes for a variety of sources, including the United Way and the Delaware/Morrow Mental Health and Recovery Services Board.  In the 40 years since Turning Point’s founding, the programming has developed to include individual and group support services, 24-hour crisis lines, community-based support groups, legal advocacy, in-school prevention programs, and community education presentations.  If you or someone you know needs help or if you would like more information, please call (800) 232-6505 or (740) 382-8988 or check out our website at www.turningpoint6.org. You may also look for us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

At Turning Point, we understand that healing from domestic violence requires more than just physical safety—it requires nourishment for both the body and the soul. That's why we're proud to continue our Meals to Heal program, designed to provide nutritious and comforting meals for individuals and families staying at our shelter as they work towards independence and healing.

Key Features of the Meals to Heal Program:

Nutritious Meals for Residents: Our dedicated Shelter Coordinator works hard to provide nutritious food for the individuals and families staying in our shelter, with a weekly grocery pickup with a modest budget. With careful attention to dietary needs and preferences, we ensure that every resident receives nutritious food that not only satisfies their hunger but also provides essential nutrients to support their well-being.

Community Support Through Gift Cards: Recognizing the importance of community support in our mission, we gratefully accept donations of gift cards from local restaurants. These gift cards enable us to supplement our grocery budget with offerings from beloved local eateries, including pizza, pasta, subs, and other comforting favorites. This collaborative effort not only provides variety and convenience for our residents but also strengthens ties with our local community.

Empowering Residents on Their Journey: For individuals and families staying at Turning Point, the journey towards healing and independence can be challenging, especially for those who are balancing work responsibilities alongside their healing process. By providing nourishing meals through the Meals to Heal program, we aim to alleviate some of the burdens associated with daily meal preparation, allowing residents to focus on their personal growth and healing journey.

Promoting Independence and Self-Sufficiency: As residents progress in their healing journey, our goal is to equip them with the skills and resources they need to live independently and sustainably beyond their time at Turning Point. Through the Meals to Heal program, residents learn the importance of nutrition, meal planning, and budgeting, empowering them to make healthier choices and build a foundation for a life free from abuse.

Fostering a Sense of Community and Belonging: Sharing meals together fosters a sense of community and belonging among residents, creating opportunities for connection, support, and mutual encouragement. Whether enjoying a home-cooked meal prepared by volunteers or savoring a treat from a local restaurant, residents find comfort and strength in the communal experience of breaking bread together.

The Meals to Heal program embodies our commitment to holistic support for survivors of domestic violence, recognizing that nourishing the body and soul is essential on the journey to healing and independence. Through the generosity of our volunteers, donors, and community partners, we continue to provide nourishment, comfort, and hope to those in need. Join us in our mission to create a community where everyone can live a life free from abuse.

If you are interested in participating in our Meals to Heal Program, please contact Jaini Shah, Volunteer Coordinator at jshah@turningpoint6.org

About Turning Point: Turning Point is a non-profit agency that serves Crawford, Delaware, Marion, Morrow, Union and Wyandot counties in North Central Ohio. Funding comes for a variety of sources, including the United Way and the Delaware/Morrow Mental Health and Recovery Services Board.  In the 40 years since Turning Point’s founding, the programming has developed to include individual and group support services, 24-hour crisis lines, community-based support groups, legal advocacy, in-school prevention programs, and community education presentations.  If you or someone you know needs help or if you would like more information, please call (800) 232-6505 or (740) 382-8988 or check out our website at www.turningpoint6.org. You may also look for us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

Position Title: Volunteer Shelter Assistant at Turning Point

Are you passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of individuals and families seeking refuge from domestic violence? Are you looking for a meaningful way to contribute to your community while gaining valuable experience in a supportive environment? If so, we invite you to join us as a Volunteer Shelter Assistant at Turning Point.

As a Volunteer Shelter Assistant, you will play a vital role in improving the quality of life for individuals and families who come to Turning Point seeking safety and support. Your efforts will directly contribute to creating a nurturing and empowering environment where survivors can begin their journey toward healing and independence.

Key Responsibilities:

Processing Donations: Assist with sorting, organizing, and processing incoming donations, including clothing, toiletries, household items, and other essential supplies.

Room Maintenance: Help maintain the cleanliness and orderliness of shelter rooms and communal spaces by cleaning and tidying up as needed.

General Cleaning: Support the shelter staff in performing general cleaning tasks such as sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, and sanitizing common areas.

Organizing and Putting Away Donations: Ensure that donated items are properly stored and accessible to residents, making it easier for them to access essential items as needed.

Preparing Intake Kits: Assemble intake kits for adults and children entering the shelter, including basic necessities such as toiletries, bedding, clothing, and comfort items.

Trauma-Informed Care: Approach all interactions with residents in a trauma-informed manner, recognizing the unique needs and experiences of survivors of domestic violence.

Qualifications:

Volunteering as a Shelter Assistant at Turning Point offers a rewarding opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of survivors of domestic violence. By supporting the shelter's operations and creating a welcoming and supportive environment, you will contribute to improving the quality of life for those in need. Join us in our mission to empower survivors and create a community free from violence and abuse.

Helping with various community events by setting up tables, handing out materials and answering questions about NAMI Mid-Ohio and Mental illness

Outreach events at colleges, congregations, community resources (i.e. police academies)  and corporations

Making presentations to various groups

Spreading the word about NAMI National, NAMI Ohio and NAMI Mid-Ohio resources and program/support offerings

Assisting with various office duties including but not limited to: making copies, answering phones, making binders, dropping off packages, assisting with setting up events.

Curbside shopping assistants fulfill client grocery orders during curbside shopping hours (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 3 pm - 6 pm and Saturday, 12 pm  - 3 pm). This is a fun job that gets you moving around and socializing with other volunteers. You can sign up for shifts at www.topss.org/volunteer.

Delivery drivers come to the pantry to pick up food boxes and delivery routes and then drive around the Talawanda School District to deliver to our clients. You can sign up for shifts at www.topss.org/volunteer.

One receptionist is needed between 10 am and 12 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This position greets and checks in shoppers monitors shopping and answers phones. There are resources and staff available to help answer questions. You can sign up for shifts on our website at www.topss.org/volunteer. 

Our native plant gardens need your help!

Gain valuable gardening experience while helping your local parks and community! Sign-up to be part of a team of people who design, implement and care for the native plant gardens. Staff will meet you in the spring to get you started. You choose the day and time to visit and tend to the garden. We will supply the plants and tools you need for a successful garden.

Sign-up to be care for a native plant gardens. You choose your schedule. Coordinate with park district staff before beginning: Zeb Albert, Stewardship Coordinator zalbert@wcparks.org, 419-661-5113. (419) 353-1897 office@wcparks.org   

Register and log your hours.

Expectations

Gain valuable gardening experience while helping your local parks and community! Sign-up to be part of a team of people who design, implement and care for the native plant gardens. Staff will meet you in the spring to get you started. You choose the day and time to visit and tend to the garden. We will supply the plants and tools you need for a successful garden.

Adopt-A-Garden locations :

The Court Angels program works with the Probate Court to help prevent abuse, neglect, and exploitation experienced by seniors and disabled adults under guardianship (wards) in Stark County. We do this by conducting annual in-person visits with the wards, where we aim to provide companionship and ensure that the wards are receiving appropriate care from their guardians. Fortunately, 95% of wards are well looked after. However, there are a few cases where their situations are less than satisfactory. In those cases, we report back to the court where the Judge will intervene and implement changes. Without these visits, the court might not become aware of these issues until it is too late.

APPLY HERE

Help around the farm in a myriad of ways. We are thankful for the great work our farm volunteers do at the farm. Everything from construction to gardening and animal care. 

We have an opportunity for adult mentors to be matched with youth in Wayne County, ages 10-17, male and female. Male youth are matched with male mentors and female youth are matched with female mentors. The commitment is for one year for 4 hours each month. Two hours are at a monthly group event that the coordinator plans for all the mentors and mentees, and the other two hours are done individually between the mentor and mentee. Gas cards are provided to help with transportation costs and activities can be reimbursed. Mentors must provide documentation each month describing the activities done with the mentee. Background checks are paid for as well. 

Jewish teens are partnered individually or in pairs with a young person with special needs and/or a disability to befriend them in their home through weekly, one hour visits to play and socialize together.

Jewish young professionals are partnered individually or in pairs with a young person with special needs and/or a disability to befriend them in their home through weekly, one hour visits to play and socialize together.

Walking with a family whose baby’s life is expected to be brief, entering into the sacred place where heaven meets earth as they say hello and goodbye to their child, it is a gift most meaningful, and we take this privilege very seriously at Sufficient Grace Ministries. Because every life matters, we want each family to know, they are not walking this path alone. We strive to provide 24 hour availability of quality support from well-trained professionals. Our SGM Comfort Team Volunteers commit to 12 hour on call shifts where they may or may not receive a call. All active volunteers must sign up to serve at minimum one day a month. The most important quality we are looking for in our comfort team volunteers is a heart of compassion and understanding for those who are grieving the loss of a child. Our volunteers are not there to try to fix or try to find the right answer…we are simply there to come alongside as companions walking this path together.

Comfort Doulas, Remembrance Photographers, and all perinatal hospice support staff will be expected to:

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To become an SGM Comfort Team Volunteer, you must

Sufficient Grace Ministries will consider individuals who have a heart to serve bereaved parents as potential volunteer candidates. Perinatal hospice and bereavement service volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and have some experience with loss and/or a compassionate heart, and willing to attend training in comfort companioning and remembrance photography. Training and in service will be required of all volunteers wishing to meet directly with families. There may be additional interviews, background checks, and regular evaluations performed by your Regional Coordinator, the President, or Vice President of SGM. We are looking for those with a heart of compassion and a proper level of professionalism to serve families in such tender moments. We expect those representing the ministry to have an understanding of our statement of beliefs. All prospective volunteers will have to be reviewed and approved by Sufficient Grace Ministries board members. Those volunteers who are approved and signed the agreement will be expected to comply with all policies of the ministry. Upon approval from SGM, you will be able to sign up for the required SGM Comfort Team Training. As part of your training, you will begin the mentoring process as soon as you complete the Introductory training and final interview. 

Walking with a family whose baby’s life is expected to be brief, entering into the sacred place where heaven meets earth as they say hello and goodbye to their child, it is a gift most meaningful, and we take this privilege very seriously at Sufficient Grace Ministries. Because every life matters, we want each family to know, they are not walking this path alone. We strive to provide 24 hour availability of quality support from well-trained professionals. Our SGM Comfort Team Volunteers commit to 12 hour on call shifts where they may or may not receive a call. All active volunteers must sign up to serve at minimum one day a month. The most important quality we are looking for in our comfort team volunteers is a heart of compassion and understanding for those who are grieving the loss of a child. Our volunteers are not there to try to fix or try to find the right answer…we are simply there to come alongside as companions walking this path together.

Comfort Doulas, Remembrance Photographers, and all perinatal hospice support staff will be expected to:

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To become an SGM Comfort Team Volunteer, you must

Sufficient Grace Ministries will consider individuals who have a heart to serve bereaved parents as potential volunteer candidates. Perinatal hospice and bereavement service volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and have some experience with loss and/or a compassionate heart, and willing to attend training in comfort companioning and remembrance photography. Training and in service will be required of all volunteers wishing to meet directly with families. There may be additional interviews, background checks, and regular evaluations performed by your Regional Coordinator, the President, or Vice President of SGM. We are looking for those with a heart of compassion and a proper level of professionalism to serve families in such tender moments. We expect those representing the ministry to have an understanding of our statement of beliefs. All prospective volunteers will have to be reviewed and approved by Sufficient Grace Ministries board members. Those volunteers who are approved and signed the agreement will be expected to comply with all policies of the ministry. Upon approval from SGM, you will be able to sign up for the required SGM Comfort Team Training. As part of your training, you will begin the mentoring process as soon as you complete the Introductory training and final interview. 

Walking with a family whose baby’s life is expected to be brief, entering into the sacred place where heaven meets earth as they say hello and goodbye to their child, it is a gift most meaningful, and we take this privilege very seriously at Sufficient Grace Ministries. Because every life matters, we want each family to know, they are not walking this path alone. We strive to provide 24 hour availability of quality support from well-trained professionals. Our SGM Comfort Team Volunteers commit to 12 hour on call shifts where they may or may not receive a call. All active volunteers must sign up to serve at minimum one day a month. The most important quality we are looking for in our comfort team volunteers is a heart of compassion and understanding for those who are grieving the loss of a child. Our volunteers are not there to try to fix or try to find the right answer…we are simply there to come alongside as companions walking this path together.

Comfort Doulas, Remembrance Photographers, and all perinatal hospice support staff will be expected to:

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To become an SGM Comfort Team Volunteer, you must

Sufficient Grace Ministries will consider individuals who have a heart to serve bereaved parents as potential volunteer candidates. Perinatal hospice and bereavement service volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and have some experience with loss and/or a compassionate heart, and willing to attend training in comfort companioning and remembrance photography. Training and in service will be required of all volunteers wishing to meet directly with families. There may be additional interviews, background checks, and regular evaluations performed by your Regional Coordinator, the President, or Vice President of SGM. We are looking for those with a heart of compassion and a proper level of professionalism to serve families in such tender moments. We expect those representing the ministry to have an understanding of our statement of beliefs. All prospective volunteers will have to be reviewed and approved by Sufficient Grace Ministries board members. Those volunteers who are approved and signed the agreement will be expected to comply with all policies of the ministry. Upon approval from SGM, you will be able to sign up for the required SGM Comfort Team Training. As part of your training, you will begin the mentoring process as soon as you complete the Introductory training and final interview. 

Walking with a family whose baby’s life is expected to be brief, entering into the sacred place where heaven meets earth as they say hello and goodbye to their child, it is a gift most meaningful, and we take this privilege very seriously at Sufficient Grace Ministries. Because every life matters, we want each family to know, they are not walking this path alone. We strive to provide 24 hour availability of quality support from well-trained professionals. Our SGM Comfort Team Volunteers commit to 12 hour on call shifts where they may or may not receive a call. All active volunteers must sign up to serve at minimum one day a month. The most important quality we are looking for in our comfort team volunteers is a heart of compassion and understanding for those who are grieving the loss of a child. Our volunteers are not there to try to fix or try to find the right answer…we are simply there to come alongside as companions walking this path together.

Comfort Doulas, Remembrance Photographers, and all perinatal hospice support staff will be expected to:

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To become an SGM Comfort Team Volunteer, you must

Sufficient Grace Ministries will consider individuals who have a heart to serve bereaved parents as potential volunteer candidates. Perinatal hospice and bereavement service volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and have some experience with loss and/or a compassionate heart, and willing to attend training in comfort companioning and remembrance photography. Training and in service will be required of all volunteers wishing to meet directly with families. There may be additional interviews, background checks, and regular evaluations performed by your Regional Coordinator, the President, or Vice President of SGM. We are looking for those with a heart of compassion and a proper level of professionalism to serve families in such tender moments. We expect those representing the ministry to have an understanding of our statement of beliefs. All prospective volunteers will have to be reviewed and approved by Sufficient Grace Ministries board members. Those volunteers who are approved and signed the agreement will be expected to comply with all policies of the ministry. Upon approval from SGM, you will be able to sign up for the required SGM Comfort Team Training. As part of your training, you will begin the mentoring process as soon as you complete the Introductory training and final interview. 

Walking with a family whose baby’s life is expected to be brief, entering into the sacred place where heaven meets earth as they say hello and goodbye to their child, it is a gift most meaningful, and we take this privilege very seriously at Sufficient Grace Ministries. Because every life matters, we want each family to know, they are not walking this path alone. We strive to provide 24 hour availability of quality support from well-trained professionals. Our SGM Comfort Team Volunteers commit to 12 hour on call shifts where they may or may not receive a call. All active volunteers must sign up to serve at minimum one day a month. The most important quality we are looking for in our comfort team volunteers is a heart of compassion and understanding for those who are grieving the loss of a child. Our volunteers are not there to try to fix or try to find the right answer…we are simply there to come alongside as companions walking this path together.

Comfort Doulas, Remembrance Photographers, and all perinatal hospice support staff will be expected to:

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To become an SGM Comfort Team Volunteer, you must

Sufficient Grace Ministries will consider individuals who have a heart to serve bereaved parents as potential volunteer candidates. Perinatal hospice and bereavement service volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and have some experience with loss and/or a compassionate heart, and willing to attend training in comfort companioning and remembrance photography. Training and in service will be required of all volunteers wishing to meet directly with families. There may be additional interviews, background checks, and regular evaluations performed by your Regional Coordinator, the President, or Vice President of SGM. We are looking for those with a heart of compassion and a proper level of professionalism to serve families in such tender moments. We expect those representing the ministry to have an understanding of our statement of beliefs. All prospective volunteers will have to be reviewed and approved by Sufficient Grace Ministries board members. Those volunteers who are approved and signed the agreement will be expected to comply with all policies of the ministry. Upon approval from SGM, you will be able to sign up for the required SGM Comfort Team Training. As part of your training, you will begin the mentoring process as soon as you complete the Introductory training and final interview. 

Walking with a family whose baby’s life is expected to be brief, entering into the sacred place where heaven meets earth as they say hello and goodbye to their child, it is a gift most meaningful, and we take this privilege very seriously at Sufficient Grace Ministries. Because every life matters, we want each family to know, they are not walking this path alone. We strive to provide 24 hour availability of quality support from well-trained professionals. Our SGM Comfort Team Volunteers commit to 12 hour on call shifts where they may or may not receive a call. All active volunteers must sign up to serve at minimum one day a month. The most important quality we are looking for in our comfort team volunteers is a heart of compassion and understanding for those who are grieving the loss of a child. Our volunteers are not there to try to fix or try to find the right answer…we are simply there to come alongside as companions walking this path together.

Comfort Doulas, Remembrance Photographers, and all perinatal hospice support staff will be expected to:

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To become an SGM Comfort Team Volunteer, you must

Sufficient Grace Ministries will consider individuals who have a heart to serve bereaved parents as potential volunteer candidates. Perinatal hospice and bereavement service volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and have some experience with loss and/or a compassionate heart, and willing to attend training in comfort companioning and remembrance photography. Training and in service will be required of all volunteers wishing to meet directly with families. There may be additional interviews, background checks, and regular evaluations performed by your Regional Coordinator, the President, or Vice President of SGM. We are looking for those with a heart of compassion and a proper level of professionalism to serve families in such tender moments. We expect those representing the ministry to have an understanding of our statement of beliefs. All prospective volunteers will have to be reviewed and approved by Sufficient Grace Ministries board members. Those volunteers who are approved and signed the agreement will be expected to comply with all policies of the ministry. Upon approval from SGM, you will be able to sign up for the required SGM Comfort Team Training. As part of your training, you will begin the mentoring process as soon as you complete the Introductory training and final interview. 

Walking with a family whose baby’s life is expected to be brief, entering into the sacred place where heaven meets earth as they say hello and goodbye to their child, it is a gift most meaningful, and we take this privilege very seriously at Sufficient Grace Ministries. Because every life matters, we want each family to know, they are not walking this path alone. We strive to provide 24 hour availability of quality support from well-trained professionals. Our SGM Comfort Team Volunteers commit to 12 hour on call shifts where they may or may not receive a call. All active volunteers must sign up to serve at minimum one day a month. The most important quality we are looking for in our comfort team volunteers is a heart of compassion and understanding for those who are grieving the loss of a child. Our volunteers are not there to try to fix or try to find the right answer…we are simply there to come alongside as companions walking this path together.

Comfort Doulas, Remembrance Photographers, and all perinatal hospice support staff will be expected to:

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To become an SGM Comfort Team Volunteer, you must

Sufficient Grace Ministries will consider individuals who have a heart to serve bereaved parents as potential volunteer candidates. Perinatal hospice and bereavement service volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and have some experience with loss and/or a compassionate heart, and willing to attend training in comfort companioning and remembrance photography. Training and in service will be required of all volunteers wishing to meet directly with families. There may be additional interviews, background checks, and regular evaluations performed by your Regional Coordinator, the President, or Vice President of SGM. We are looking for those with a heart of compassion and a proper level of professionalism to serve families in such tender moments. We expect those representing the ministry to have an understanding of our statement of beliefs. All prospective volunteers will have to be reviewed and approved by Sufficient Grace Ministries board members. Those volunteers who are approved and signed the agreement will be expected to comply with all policies of the ministry. Upon approval from SGM, you will be able to sign up for the required SGM Comfort Team Training. As part of your training, you will begin the mentoring process as soon as you complete the Introductory training and final interview. 

Walking with a family whose baby’s life is expected to be brief, entering into the sacred place where heaven meets earth as they say hello and goodbye to their child, it is a gift most meaningful, and we take this privilege very seriously at Sufficient Grace Ministries. Because every life matters, we want each family to know, they are not walking this path alone. We strive to provide 24 hour availability of quality support from well-trained professionals. Our SGM Comfort Team Volunteers commit to 12 hour on call shifts where they may or may not receive a call. All active volunteers must sign up to serve at minimum one day a month. The most important quality we are looking for in our comfort team volunteers is a heart of compassion and understanding for those who are grieving the loss of a child. Our volunteers are not there to try to fix or try to find the right answer…we are simply there to come alongside as companions walking this path together.

Comfort Doulas, Remembrance Photographers, and all perinatal hospice support staff will be expected to:

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To become an SGM Comfort Team Volunteer, you must

Sufficient Grace Ministries will consider individuals who have a heart to serve bereaved parents as potential volunteer candidates. Perinatal hospice and bereavement service volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and have some experience with loss and/or a compassionate heart, and willing to attend training in comfort companioning and remembrance photography. Training and in service will be required of all volunteers wishing to meet directly with families. There may be additional interviews, background checks, and regular evaluations performed by your Regional Coordinator, the President, or Vice President of SGM. We are looking for those with a heart of compassion and a proper level of professionalism to serve families in such tender moments. We expect those representing the ministry to have an understanding of our statement of beliefs. All prospective volunteers will have to be reviewed and approved by Sufficient Grace Ministries board members. Those volunteers who are approved and signed the agreement will be expected to comply with all policies of the ministry. Upon approval from SGM, you will be able to sign up for the required SGM Comfort Team Training. As part of your training, you will begin the mentoring process as soon as you complete the Introductory training and final interview. 

Walking with a family whose baby’s life is expected to be brief, entering into the sacred place where heaven meets earth as they say hello and goodbye to their child, it is a gift most meaningful, and we take this privilege very seriously at Sufficient Grace Ministries. Because every life matters, we want each family to know, they are not walking this path alone. We strive to provide 24 hour availability of quality support from well-trained professionals. Our SGM Comfort Team Volunteers commit to 12 hour on call shifts where they may or may not receive a call. All active volunteers must sign up to serve at minimum one day a month. The most important quality we are looking for in our comfort team volunteers is a heart of compassion and understanding for those who are grieving the loss of a child. Our volunteers are not there to try to fix or try to find the right answer…we are simply there to come alongside as companions walking this path together.

Comfort Doulas, Remembrance Photographers, and all perinatal hospice support staff will be expected to:

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To become an SGM Comfort Team Volunteer, you must

Sufficient Grace Ministries will consider individuals who have a heart to serve bereaved parents as potential volunteer candidates. Perinatal hospice and bereavement service volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and have some experience with loss and/or a compassionate heart, and willing to attend training in comfort companioning and remembrance photography. Training and in service will be required of all volunteers wishing to meet directly with families. There may be additional interviews, background checks, and regular evaluations performed by your Regional Coordinator, the President, or Vice President of SGM. We are looking for those with a heart of compassion and a proper level of professionalism to serve families in such tender moments. We expect those representing the ministry to have an understanding of our statement of beliefs. All prospective volunteers will have to be reviewed and approved by Sufficient Grace Ministries board members. Those volunteers who are approved and signed the agreement will be expected to comply with all policies of the ministry. Upon approval from SGM, you will be able to sign up for the required SGM Comfort Team Training. As part of your training, you will begin the mentoring process as soon as you complete the Introductory training and final interview. 

Walking with a family whose baby’s life is expected to be brief, entering into the sacred place where heaven meets earth as they say hello and goodbye to their child, it is a gift most meaningful, and we take this privilege very seriously at Sufficient Grace Ministries. Because every life matters, we want each family to know, they are not walking this path alone. We strive to provide 24 hour availability of quality support from well-trained professionals. Our SGM Comfort Team Volunteers commit to 12 hour on call shifts where they may or may not receive a call. All active volunteers must sign up to serve at minimum one day a month. The most important quality we are looking for in our comfort team volunteers is a heart of compassion and understanding for those who are grieving the loss of a child. Our volunteers are not there to try to fix or try to find the right answer…we are simply there to come alongside as companions walking this path together.

Comfort Doulas, Remembrance Photographers, and all perinatal hospice support staff will be expected to:

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To become an SGM Comfort Team Volunteer, you must

Sufficient Grace Ministries will consider individuals who have a heart to serve bereaved parents as potential volunteer candidates. Perinatal hospice and bereavement service volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and have some experience with loss and/or a compassionate heart, and willing to attend training in comfort companioning and remembrance photography. Training and in service will be required of all volunteers wishing to meet directly with families. There may be additional interviews, background checks, and regular evaluations performed by your Regional Coordinator, the President, or Vice President of SGM. We are looking for those with a heart of compassion and a proper level of professionalism to serve families in such tender moments. We expect those representing the ministry to have an understanding of our statement of beliefs. All prospective volunteers will have to be reviewed and approved by Sufficient Grace Ministries board members. Those volunteers who are approved and signed the agreement will be expected to comply with all policies of the ministry. Upon approval from SGM, you will be able to sign up for the required SGM Comfort Team Training. As part of your training, you will begin the mentoring process as soon as you complete the Introductory training and final interview. 

Walking with a family whose baby’s life is expected to be brief, entering into the sacred place where heaven meets earth as they say hello and goodbye to their child, it is a gift most meaningful, and we take this privilege very seriously at Sufficient Grace Ministries. Because every life matters, we want each family to know, they are not walking this path alone. We strive to provide 24 hour availability of quality support from well-trained professionals. Our SGM Comfort Team Volunteers commit to 12 hour on call shifts where they may or may not receive a call. All active volunteers must sign up to serve at minimum one day a month. The most important quality we are looking for in our comfort team volunteers is a heart of compassion and understanding for those who are grieving the loss of a child. Our volunteers are not there to try to fix or try to find the right answer…we are simply there to come alongside as companions walking this path together.

Comfort Doulas, Remembrance Photographers, and all perinatal hospice support staff will be expected to:

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To become an SGM Comfort Team Volunteer, you must

Sufficient Grace Ministries will consider individuals who have a heart to serve bereaved parents as potential volunteer candidates. Perinatal hospice and bereavement service volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and have some experience with loss and/or a compassionate heart, and willing to attend training in comfort companioning and remembrance photography. Training and in service will be required of all volunteers wishing to meet directly with families. There may be additional interviews, background checks, and regular evaluations performed by your Regional Coordinator, the President, or Vice President of SGM. We are looking for those with a heart of compassion and a proper level of professionalism to serve families in such tender moments. We expect those representing the ministry to have an understanding of our statement of beliefs. All prospective volunteers will have to be reviewed and approved by Sufficient Grace Ministries board members. Those volunteers who are approved and signed the agreement will be expected to comply with all policies of the ministry. Upon approval from SGM, you will be able to sign up for the required SGM Comfort Team Training. As part of your training, you will begin the mentoring process as soon as you complete the Introductory training and final interview. 

Walking with a family whose baby’s life is expected to be brief, entering into the sacred place where heaven meets earth as they say hello and goodbye to their child, it is a gift most meaningful, and we take this privilege very seriously at Sufficient Grace Ministries. Because every life matters, we want each family to know, they are not walking this path alone. We strive to provide 24 hour availability of quality support from well-trained professionals. Our SGM Comfort Team Volunteers commit to 12 hour on call shifts where they may or may not receive a call. All active volunteers must sign up to serve at minimum one day a month. The most important quality we are looking for in our comfort team volunteers is a heart of compassion and understanding for those who are grieving the loss of a child. Our volunteers are not there to try to fix or try to find the right answer…we are simply there to come alongside as companions walking this path together.

Comfort Doulas, Remembrance Photographers, and all perinatal hospice support staff will be expected to:

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To become an SGM Comfort Team Volunteer, you must

Sufficient Grace Ministries will consider individuals who have a heart to serve bereaved parents as potential volunteer candidates. Perinatal hospice and bereavement service volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and have some experience with loss and/or a compassionate heart, and willing to attend training in comfort companioning and remembrance photography. Training and in service will be required of all volunteers wishing to meet directly with families. There may be additional interviews, background checks, and regular evaluations performed by your Regional Coordinator, the President, or Vice President of SGM. We are looking for those with a heart of compassion and a proper level of professionalism to serve families in such tender moments. We expect those representing the ministry to have an understanding of our statement of beliefs. All prospective volunteers will have to be reviewed and approved by Sufficient Grace Ministries board members. Those volunteers who are approved and signed the agreement will be expected to comply with all policies of the ministry. Upon approval from SGM, you will be able to sign up for the required SGM Comfort Team Training. As part of your training, you will begin the mentoring process as soon as you complete the Introductory training and final interview. 

Help us spread the work about upcoming events at Boardman Arts Park. 

Hang flyers in Delaware, Ashley, Radnor, Sunbury, Powell, Galena, Marion, Waldo, Prospect, Lewis Center and/or Marysville (let us know what’s close to you and focus on a handful of locations).

At Ohio Valley Hospice we believe that people have the right to care, comfort and dignity as they come to the end of life. As a Volunteer Companion you are an  important part of our care teams being available for a variety of needs and enriching our patients lives. Companions may read, play games, do crafts, take walks, make memory books and much more. Bring your talents and personality and give a patient someone to look forward to visiting with. 

We would love for volunteers to come and speak on an area of their expertise to our CCMEP participants. These participants are ages 16-24. 

Expertise could be in any area: business, finance, budgeting, couponing, healthcare, etc. 

The Miami County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is a support agency that is authorized by Ohio Revised Code to coordinate and administer countywide all-hazards emergency management and disaster preparedness functions for Miami County and its political subdivisions.

Through the EMA, disaster preparedness and public safety related emergency management activities are coordinated to serve and protect the public.

We never know when disaster will strike. This volunteer opportunity seeks to connect with community members that would be willing to help with disaster response in Miami County.

Duties may be varied; please tell us what you might like to do when you sign up. Specific needs could include: administration, damage assessment, debris clean up, or collection and delivery of supplies.

Please tell us if you are willing to volunteer throughout Miami County or just your local city/village/township.

1161 Columbus Pike | Delaware, Ohio 43015

Hours of Operation:
Mon-Sat: 10am-6pm | Sun: 11am-5pm

The ReStore is a unique resale outlet that sells donated building materials, home goods and home improvement products to the general public. Income generated from our ReStore provides an important source of funding for our mission, which is to build safe, affordable homes for low- to middle-income families in Delaware and Union Counties. The ReStore is a fun place to volunteer!

Duties in the ReStore include:

Shifts available in the ReStore:

https://restoredelawareunion.org

or contact

Linda Warren, Volunteer Coordinator
volunteer@habitatdelawareunion.org
(740) 924-5788

Linda Warren, Volunteer Coordinator
volunteer@habitatdelawareunion.org
(740) 924-5788

OHuddle is seeking adult volunteers to dedicate one hour per week to match 1:1 in mentorship with a school nominated youth.

As a mentor with The Legacy Project of Stark's school-based programs, you will provide a much needed service to students in Stark County! Your group will consist of yourself and a co-mentor and up to 6 students. Your group will be held during lunch time, once a week, inside a local school building. During your time together you will be working with the students to express care, challenge growth , provide support, and a safe space. You will be working with them to develop social and emotional skills and their developmental assets to help each student not only succeed, but to thrive!

Help the Arts Park, gain some experience and use your creativity by joining us as a marketing intern.  Duties may include:

- social media posts

- creative development with Canva

- prepare communications for mailings

- manage groups within the Customer Relationship System

- website content development and management

- update event calendars

- participate in events, collaborating with sponsors, vendors and performers on messaging and visibility

- other administrative duties as needed

Join the amazing team at Ashtabula YMCA!  

Opportunities include: Front desk support, swim lesson assistant, youth sport assistant, childcare assistant, and Live Strong instructor (training required) 

Junior Achievement- Ashtabula County empowers young people to own their economic success. 

Volunteer opportunities include classroom instruction and "JA in a day" events.

Who We Are

LifeSmart Education is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization that enhances the availability of nontraditional educational classes and resources for underserved youth and communities. We help those who need unwavering, positive life management skills. Youth aren't born knowing the life skills that we wish they did; they must be taught and molded into productive members of society. At LifeSmart Education, we teach youth how to be socially and emotionally successful, and also enable them to achieve their highest potential as law-abiding global citizens. 

Why volunteer with LifeSmart Education?

You will make a difference by giving back to the community and use your skills/talents to help under-resourced youth. Gain valuable hands-on experience working with kids of various ages. Earn an endorsement on LinkedIn and/or a referral after 3 months.

Role Description

This role requires the volunteer to be physically present at the facility for 1 day a week Monday-Wednesday (between 8am to 4pm) for 2 hours or more if available. 

This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is studying to become a teacher and/or enjoys working with children. As a childcare assistant you will supervise, distribute snacks, and help with light cleaning. The children also need help catching up with homework.

Training/orientation will be done virtually.

Skills/Requirements

COVID-19 Precaution(s):

Become a mentor to a local student.  Make a positive difference in the life of a child!  In-school and community opportunities are available! 

Volunteer to help in the kitchen, read to students, or help with general teacher support.  

Become a mentor to a post-secondary student who will be encouraged by your expertise and support! 

Help out 1-2 students with reading comprehension, vocabulary, and reading fluency. No education is necessary and all books and reading materials are provided. Spending a little time, you can make a big impact on our future generation. 

Partnering schools: Tiffin City Schools, Fostoria Elementary School, Carey Elementary, and Upper Sandusky E.V. Schools

*All volunteers must complete and pass a FBI background check.

Habitat for Humanity of Wood County seeks volunteers with varied skill sets, who have time, and can offer it to our cause on a regular basis. If you are the type of person that enjoys repair, remodel and DIY projects, are good with tools, want to learn a new skill, make friends, and help build community, come join us!

Join our events committee to plan and execute community and fund raising events. Work on one or many events. Take on one or many tasks including, but not limited to:

- work with the committee to plan music, food, vendors, volunteers, activities, etc.

- complete outreach to sponsors, vendors, volunteers and artists

- outline vendor placement and event logistics

- set up auctions and raffles 

- manage vendors, the entrance and/or the performers the day of the event

A community-based match meets in the community. Some Bigs meet their Littles on the weekends, and others get together with their Littles on weekday evenings. Each match is unique and develops a schedule that works for them. Community-based mentoring relationships involve one-on-one outings and activities, doing things the Big and Little enjoy together, like taking a walk in the park, going to museums, going to an event hosted by the local BBBS affiliate, listening to music, hanging out, and talking. 

Big Brothers Big Sisters staff member interviews, screen, and trains volunteers.

A Site-Based Plus match meets at a designated site and in the community. Some Bigs meet their Littles on the weekends, and others get together with their Littles on weekday evenings. Each match is unique and develops a schedule that works for them. Site-Based Plus mentoring relationships involve one-on-one outings and activities, doing things the Big and Little enjoy together, like taking a walk in the park, going to museums, attending an event hosted by the local BBBS affiliate, listening to music, hanging out, and talking. 

Big Brothers Big Sisters staff member interviews, screen, and trains volunteers.

Volunteers will meet their Little at the King Kennedy Community Center to participate in activities that a Youth Outreach Worker facilitates. Volunteers also have the opportunity to spend additional time with their Little going out in the community. 

Participate in planning sessions with board and event team members.

Post volunteer opportunities to social media and the volunteer site.

Solicit volunteers through partner groups such as Rotary, Kiwanis, and area schools.

Provide assignments and schedules to volunteers via Sign-up Genius.

Manage volunteers at events and individual activities (e.g., badges, tools, descriptions of tasks)

Gather volunteer hours for monthly reports and grants.

Organization Description:

International Student Services Association is a non-profit organization that focuses on assisting lower income immigrant high school students in achieving their career aspirations. Our workshops and programs are designed to provide information, inspiration, and motivation for students to navigate their education and develop their future careers beyond high school. Our tailored programs equip students with the knowledge and skills they need to successfully apply to college, build a resume, gain work experience, and achieve their career goals.

Role Description:

This is a temporary, on-site role located in Cleveland, OH for an Email Marketing Certification high school Teacher. The successful candidate will contribute by teaching email marketing workshop to students once per month for three-four workshop on Friday 4:30PM-5:30 PM EST. The position involves creating lesson plans, teaching live, grading coursework and mentoring students as necessary. The successful candidate will be a skilled marketer, teacher, communicator, and mentor, showcasing their expertise and enthusiasm for email marketing in all aspects of the role.

Job duties:

Curriculum Development:

a. Develop a structured curriculum for marketing email certification, tailored to the needs of immigrant students.

b. Design lesson plans, learning materials, and activities that align with industry standards and best practices.

Instructional Delivery:

a. Deliver engaging and informative lectures, workshops, and hands-on activities to impart knowledge and practical skills to students.

b. Foster a supportive and inclusive learning environment that accommodates diverse learning styles and cultural backgrounds.

c. Support and answer any questions that students have

Industry Relevance:

a. Stay abreast of industry trends, tools, and technologies related to marketing emails.

b. Integrate real-world case studies and examples into the curriculum to enhance the practical applicability of the courses.

c. Provide and give resources to help interested students get into this field.

Qualifications:

Monday thru Thursday afternoons starting at 4:00pm until 5:30 OR 6:00pm,   can help&  listen to elementary school aged children read aloud, can help assist working with math facts, virtually, help students with homework assignments & to do STEM projects & other interesting activities

IN PERSON PREFERRED,    COMMIT FOR 1 DAY WEEKLY OR MORE...  COMMUNITY SERVICE DOCUMENTATION AVAILABLE  

All volunteers are required to watch our video orientation before signing up to serve at MCAS. Your first session will need to be with a Volunteer advocate. A volunteer advocate will be here

You can use provided bags to clean up trash along inside and outside of perimeter fence.

UAS500 is the regional drone team designated for public safety purposes.  UAS500 provides drone coverage for public safety incidents, crowd monitoring, and other events as needed.  The team consists of pilots, observers, and support staff. 

Are you a compassionate and empathetic individual with a passion for making a meaningful difference in the lives of others? If so, we have an incredible opportunity for you to join our team as a Patient Companion Volunteer. This unique role allows you to provide comfort, companionship, and support to patients in their final stages of life, creating a positive and peaceful environment during their journey.

Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

Benefits:

To Apply:
If you'd like to start your journey to making a difference and giving back, you can reach us the following ways:

Join us in providing compassionate care and support to those in their final stages of life and make a meaningful difference to those most in need.

Are you a compassionate and empathetic individual with a passion for making a meaningful difference in the lives of others? If so, we have an incredible opportunity for you to join our team as a Patient Companion Volunteer. This unique role allows you to provide comfort, companionship, and support to patients in their final stages of life, creating a positive and peaceful environment during their journey.

Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

Benefits:

To Apply:
If you'd like to start your journey to making a difference and giving back, you can reach us the following ways:

Join us in providing compassionate care and support to those in their final stages of life and make a meaningful difference to those most in need.

As a part of our free wig program, we are looking for a few volunteers to help women find and try on wigs, hats, scarves, etc from our large supply.  

Social isolation in older adults can have the same health impact as smoking 15 cigarettes per day. To assist in reducing social isolation and its health impacts, Benjamin Rose relies on the support of volunteers to help serve older adults throughout Cuyahoga County. By making calls to older adults once a week, you can help ease social isolation, increase connectedness, and support older adults in the community!

Calls last approximately 20 minutes each and are done from the comfort of your home. Volunteers are paired with an older adult and work together to schedule the best time for weekly calls.

If you are interested in learning more about this, or any other volunteer opportunity, please contact us at 216-373-1932 or visit our website at www.benrose.org/volunteer.

In just a couple of hours, you can help bring much needed meals to older adults in your community! At Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging, we believe that access to fresh, healthy and filling food is an important aspect of maintaining wellness and preventing malnutrition.

Using their own vehicle, volunteers bring already prepared and packaged medically tailored meals to older adults who are a part of our Home Delivered Meals Program. Volunteers pick up meals from our Margaret Wagner Apartments and deliver to individual's homes. Our clients are located throughout Cuyahoga County. Volunteers deliver meals on weekdays starting at 10:00 a.m.

If you are interested in learning more about this, or any other volunteer opportunity, please contact us at 216-373-1932 or visit our website at www.benrose.org/volunteer.

PLEASE REGISTER VIA THIS LINK

Help families in need by serving as a food loader during our outdoor drive through food distribution located on-site at Shared Harvest. You may be lifting up to approximately 40 pounds of food, repeatedly and placing it in cars. This rewarding and interactive experience as you see the families that are impacted by the food donations!

This is every Friday from 12:30-3:15pm at the Fairfield Shared Harvest Building. For groups, please email kt@sharedharvest.org

This will occur outdoors, rain or shine. Please dress accordingly, no open toed shoes and wear sun screen.

PLEASE REGISTER VIA THIS LINK

Sorting and Packing Food Donations, Senior Boxes, Backpack Bags for Children, and Packing Boxes for Food Pantries

Available shifts vary Monday to Thursday either AM 9-11 or PM 12:30-2:30.

PLEASE REGISTER VIA THIS LINK

FOR GROUP OPPORTUNITIES PLEASE CHECK HERE

Excited volunteers who staff Ohio Senior Medicare Patrol booths at local health fairs and other local events.

Energetic volunteers who distribute Ohio Senior Medicare Patrol materials to the public.

Outgoing volunteers who give presentations about the Ohio Senior Medicare Patrol to their community.

The PBJ Truck was established on 10/20/2019 when our family bought an antique ice cream truck to facilitate the distribution of free peanut butter jelly lunches to the Northeast quarter of Marion, Ohio right at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.   Our little project quickly grew from a family project to an entire community working together to refurbish and stock the truck to serve entire sack lunches due to the immense need the pandemic created!  Marion has many households which are not equipped to take advantage of the food pantries and community meals offered in addition to social services.  Even sending children to free meal sites is challenging for some, and there are pride barriers and other factors that prevent families from accessing services.  Our model was designed to fill that gap.  Our model is to drive around blasting Buckwheat Boyz’ Peanut Butter Jelly Time song!  When someone approaches one of our three trucks, we hand them a free lunch!  We feed pedestrians, children playing, families who come out of homes/cars, homeless camps, and when we get rained out then we take our sandwiches to Be Ministries (a resource and warming center).  We are currently serving around 600 meals weekly all over Marion!

Our sandwiches are all made by volunteers.  They pick up peanut butter/jelly/baggy kits from us, and purchase 6 loaves of bread to make sandwiches for an evening’s run!  Volunteers sign up through the links on our facebook page or website.  Because the system is entirely no-contact, it’s convenient for our volunteers to fit time for our community into their lives.  They do each step of the process as their own time allows, and so we benefit from volunteers who have time to donate outside of typical nonprofit business hours.  We have some “regulars” who sign up often, including many individuals, nursing homes, hospital wings, cub scout troops, church groups, high school sports teams, high school special education classrooms, and ladies’ groups.  We also sign paperwork for those doing community service through our sandwich-making program.  We love to hear stories about how families use this opportunity to teach their children about volunteerism. 

Please review the available slots below and click on the button to sign up to make 60ish sandwiches.   You can come to our headquarters at 503 Ballentine Ave at any time convenient for you to pick up your supply kit.  Then, on your selected day, buy/donate 6 loaves of bread and assemble your sandwiches.   Return them in the kit by 3:30PM.  Thank you for donating the bread and these few hours of your time!  A video with more details can be found at this address:  https://fb.watch/dCgc3Wh7Oa/.

Volunteer your time and provide compassionate care and companionship without leaving the house! 

Capital City Hospice is looking for a weekly volunteer to help patients, families, and our staff by ensuring our patients have the necessary supplies and medications to get them through the weekend. The ideal volunteer will speak clearly and with a pleasant demeanour while engaging in focused, goal drive conversations with caregivers and/or patients. Calls should take place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays and can be done at our office or at home.

If you'd like to start your journey to making a difference and giving back, you can reach us the following ways:

- Visit our website at https://capitalcityhospice.com/be-a-hospice-volunteer/

- Call into our office at (614) 441-9300 and ask to speak to one of our Volunteer Coordinators

- Send us an email at CCH-VC@Addus.com

*All volunteers are required to pass BCI, drug screen and TB test - all expenses covered by Capital City Hospice

Awakening Your Child's Total Potential is seeking resources to support our Computer Refurbishing, Mentorship, and Computer Education Program. Our goal is to optimize our efforts to refurbish more old computers and donate them to those low-income students of Cincinnati High Schools who have limited learning resources and support. Moreover, these students are at risk of taking on improper or hazardous jobs after graduating from high school since their families are struggling to provide their children with proper cognition development and career guidance. Therefore, we also intend to attract volunteers to provide computer education and mentorship to provide not only technology but also career support to encourage academic capabilities in students.

Target population who will benefit from this program:

The project is to serve mainly low-income students in Cincinnati, particularly those whose families are facing language barriers and rely on social welfare. 

Donate your computer equipments:

Under the impact of COVID-19, online learning has become a universal practice, highlighting the importance of electronic devices for education. However, low-income families who lack the resources to purchase computers are left feeling helpless and inferior. This is where Computer Refurbishing comes in, providing learning and work tools for those students so that they can own their computers to exposure to technology, which can boost their confidence, self-esteem, and quality of life, as well as enhance their learning motivation.

Therefore, donate your used computers to us. We will make all our efforts to refurbish them and donate them to low-income students.

GrowChild Computer Equipment Donation Form:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSehm1xQDRQwQDr0zY_ue0zOYawzqN6TgFu9ggrciTZaLD00LA/viewform

Donate your time:

Be a volunteer for Computer Refurbishing(on-site), Mentorship (remote), or Computer Education (remote). Training will be provided!

GrowChild Volunteer Registration Form: 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSceUE8esjztf9zvCAln3z2dWE6dm8YvI9U_8w_oMog3mQBz1g/viewform

Donate money:

We will appreciate any amount money you donate to purchase hardware and software for computer refurbishing.

Donation methods: 

https://www.growchild.org/support-us

Brighten the day for our residents at the Mueller Center with simple arts, crafts and games! Assist staff who will conduct activities such as making sensory bags, playing balloon games, and offering other stimulating activities for individuals with IDD. Perfect for high school or college students with interest in direct support careers, nursing, education or social work.

Come and "break the ice" and help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities build their communication skills! Play "getting-to-know-you" games, enjoy a paired activity (like BINGO) and enjoy refreshments and social time. If you are a person who has never met someone with IDD or someone with IDD who would like to practice small talk in a fun and safe environment, this is the party for you!