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The purpose is to restore the offending youth to community living and reduce juvenile offenses through supervision, support and alternative consequences to offenders who have been adjudicated or found unruly/delinquent.

LCCH is looking for volunteers to help with the 2025 tax filing season. Volunteers are asked to commit to at least one 4-hour session per week, for the 11 week filing season. The key skills required are: a basic understanding of the tax filing process, familiarity with computers and the ability to relate to clients. Intake volunteers are required to pass an IRS ethics test. Tax preparers are required to pass an IRS certification test at either the basic or advanced level. LCCH will provide tax law and software training during the month of January 2026. The filing season will begin the last week of January and run through April 15. Volunteers will be able to choose the site location and volunteer shift that best fit their schedule. Both drop-off and in-person preparation styles will be used this year.

Offers volunteer opportunities for those interested in performing clerical work, helping with education and literacy, scheduling delivery and delivering books to Amish schools, delivering books to homebound patrons, and fund raising at special events organized by the Geauga County Library Foundation or the individual auxiliary groups associated with a particular branch of the library system (West Geauga Friends of the Library, etc.).

Actively seeking volunteers for food drives, foodbank led pantries, food product recovery (ensures food is safe for distribution), bottle and repackage personal care items, special events (such as Taste of the Pro Football Hall of Fame event and Harvest for Hunger campaign), transportation, and clerical assistance (such as mailings, phone calls, computer projects, and other administrative assistance work).

Recruits and provides 30-hr training program for Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs), who are appointed by the Juvenile Court to advocate for the best interests of children at risk for abuse, neglect and dependency.

Learn to speak, understand, read, and write English. Individual tutoring, group classes and access to English learning software (Rosetta Stone) in the computer lab.

Seeks volunteers to help with the agency's mobile pantry program. Volunteers help patrons "shop" through the shelves and choose the items that they like.

Parents and teachers work together to establish goals for the child to accomplish throughout the program year. Parents are encouraged to volunteer in their child's classroom or volunteer in other ways that may benefit the program. Community members are also welcome to volunteer. Some opportunities include: - Classroom Support - Planning/Committee Members - Reading/Storytelling with Children - Sharing Cultural Traditions or Experiences - Providing Creative/Artistic Experiences - Providing Maintenance/Upkeep of Classroom Materials - Clerical Support - Assisting with Recruitment of Children.

Provides groceries and a hot meal for those in need. Breakfast is served at 9:30 am.

Offering volunteer opportunities that include: - Events: Special Riders Equestrian Program is a five week program which begins in August and runs every Monday 6pm-9pm except Labor Day - assist children with disabilities riding horses -Safety Town needs volunteers to assist with safety program for one week sessions - Adult Day Care Programs: Help with activities and crafts.

The Food Pantry volunteer opportunities include unloading and preparing items,stocking shelves, assisting families with paperwork, and helping families shop.

Actively seeking volunteer for a variety of opportunities including mail and flower delivery, patient wheelchair transportation, information desks, outpatient lab, emergency department, patient representatives, spiritual care, clerical support, the Petite Bazaar gift shop, and so forth. Offers some volunteer-at-home sewing opportunities.

Volunteer opportunities available at VolunteerKnox.com

This is a volunteer organization made up of all people in the county. FAN's do everything from baking, to helping people move, to donating household items, and more. There is something for eveyone!

Provides volunteer training and opportunities for adults. Opportunities include: Radio Reading Service, Senior Adult Day Services, clerical support, and employment readiness. Short-term, long-term and one-time opportunities are available.

Provides an opportunity for those who would like to volunteer to help the agency with clerical and office work. Agency may give an appreciation lunch for volunteers. Volunteers receive training and orientation on the first day of service or the day before.

Offers those interested in volunteering an opportunity to provide transportation to individuals being served by the agency and agency members. Volunteers may transport clients to medical appointments or agency members to events.

Manages a variety of nutritious home delivered meal programs under the Meals on Wheels umbrella. Meals are available in Clark County. Options include daily or weekly delivery; delivered hot, chilled or frozen lunch only or dinner, free or fee based, all depending on individual circumstance and individual preferences. A benefit of daily delivery is USS trained drivers will not leave food outside. Instead making certain to interact with the client at every delivery.

The Springfield Family YMCA is a mission-oriented organization that incorporates Judeo Christian principles into its programs that build spirit, mind, and body for all. Membership is open to all people; financial aid is available.

Seeks volunteers to help with agency's special events. Opportunities may include registering and assisting families participating in engagement events as part of the College and Career Ready, Set, Go program.

Accepts volunteers to help with providing activities for the residents (such as teaching arts and crafts, or helping with children's activities) and to help organize storage areas or clean. Volunteers receive orientation and training on first day of service. In some cases, volunteers may use their service as a reference on their resume.

Provides an opportunity for those who would like to volunteer to help the agency with yard work and general grounds maintenance. Agency may give an appreciation lunch for volunteers. Volunteers receive training and orientation on the first day of service or the day before.

Seeking volunteers to join Mobile Meals of Toledo kitchen volunteer program to work alongside the kitchen staff. In this role, will work the kitchen staff to pack desserts, juices, and informational flyers into client bags. Responsibilities: • Bagging food items while standing on a tray line • Follow all safety protocols and best practices for food handling • Cleaning the tray line as part of food and safety protocols • Loading and unloading boxes from the tray line

Provides volunteer opportunities for persons interested in organizational development, fundraising, and event planning. Volunteers are needed to help with every aspect of a non profit organization and duties will vary. All volunteers will receive safety training.

Seeks volunteers to help with teaching arts and crafts. All volunteers receive a one hour orientation session. Agency holds an annual appreciation dinner.