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Provides an opportunity for volunteers to work with skilled trades people to repair the homes of low income older adults and people with disabilities. Participants may assist with home inspections, minor repairs, yard work, clean-up, and painting.

No experience necessary. Individuals with building skills are welcome.

Seeks volunteers to drive work crews to construction sites where the agency provides home repair services. Volunteers pay for their own gas.

Offers those interested in volunteering an opportunity to help with yard work such as pruning and trimming greenery, managing grass or landscape, interior cleaning, light bulb replacement, and raking leaves or shoveling.

Seeking volunteers to help in a variety of areas including: maintaining buildings and grounds; clerical tasks; help with special events; swimming instructor; working with animals.

Provides opportunities for women to participate in home or community center renovation. Offers training session on home repair and women networking event prior participation in community projects.

Provides several types of volunteer opportunities, including the construction, Playhouse Project, Rock the Block, and working in the ReStore; also recruits volunteers to work on committees that include Homeowner Selection, Homeowner Support, Site Selection, Construction, and ReStore.

Provides volunteer opportunities for those interested in working alongside residents and staff performing daily work duties including food preparation, garden and grounds maintenance, and care for horses. May also assist with transporting residents, running errands, and offering recreational or educational activities. A living stipend is provided to full time volunteers (40 hrs per week or more) who live on the property.

Offers opportunities to assist instructors with mounted and ground lessons for therapeutic clients with disabilities. Seeks volunteers to help with harnessing and driving carriages, work in the summer camp program, barn and grounds maintenance, office duties, and fundraising events.

Volunteer opportunities include outdoor cleaning.

Offers rehabilitative services for the preservation and revitalization of homes and communities of low-income homeowners, particularly older adults and persons with disabilities through volunteer work.

Offers volunteer opportunities for construction, landscaping, fund-raising, clerical duties, and committee work. Also accepts volunteers to help with Restore resale shop: sorting donations, running the cash register, and picking up donations. Mandatory volunteer orientation is provided.

Provides volunteer opportunities for those interested in helping with office/clerical duties, yard and grounds maintenance, fund raising activities, recreation and sports related activities, child care, and being a front desk greeter. There are also limited opportunities to help with communications and marketing, as well as assisting with computer and Internet needs.

Offers those interested in volunteering an opportunity to help with yard work such as pruning and trimming greenery, managing grass or landscape, interior cleaning, light bulb replacement, and raking leaves or shoveling.

Volunteer Opportunities include: Maintenance - cleaning and general repairs as well as landscaping. Food Pantry - help sort food, organize food pantry, pack boxes for annual Food for the Hungry drive; Holiday Assistance.

Seeks volunteers to staff the organization's hotline, resale shop, provide clerical assistance, provide transportation, provide home maintenance/repair and help with fundraisers. There are opportunities to volunteer from home, as a family, and at the convenience of individual schedules. All volunteers must attend a volunteer training session.

Volunteer opportunities include: - Fundraising and assistance with promotional materials such as pamphlet design. - Maintenance-painting and cleaning. - Seasonal outdoor work-clean up and landscaping.

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.

AmeriCorps Seniors engages volunteers 55+ with service in the community. Foster Grandparent Program engages low-income seniors (under 200% of the federal poverty threshold) to mentor youth. Qualifying Foster Grandparent Program volunteers receive a modest stipend, meal allowance, and mileage reimbursement. Senior Support Action Group, through the support of volunteers of any age, provides homebound seniors and other medically homebound persons with access to food, transportation, and companionship.

Renovates and builds houses in partnership with low income, first-time home buyers. These homes are then sold at no profit to partner families with a no interest loan. Home prices are kept low primarily by using volunteer labor. Funding is obtained through donations and grants. Government money is only used for land acquisition, infrastructure (sidewalk, utilities, streets, etc.) and administrative expenses. Eligibility: None to volunteer. Partner families need to currently be living in sub-standard housing, have a steady source of income, meet income guidelines and be willing to partner by providing sweat equity hours. A credit report will need to be submitted with the application.

Seeks volunteers to help with general grounds keeping such as lawn care, planting and watering flowers, mulching, and raking. Volunteers receive an orientation training.

Accepts volunteers to help with day to day maintenance and activities for a homeless shelter. Provides opportunities to help with: gardening, yard work, house maintenance, evening shelter support, cooking meals for families, reading/playing/talking with children, holiday celebrations, and holistic wellness activities such as: Yoga, music, art, budgeting, and healthy cooking classes.

No experience necessary. Individuals with building skills are welcome.

Provides various volunteer opportunities including clerical such as filing, or building maintenance, and classroom support.

Leapin' Outreach Center is looking for help to complete the building of our homeless shelter on the second floor of our building at 150 Court St. We have set up open workdays on the third Saturday of every month from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. Volunteers not required to stay all eight hours. CURRENT PROJECT LIST: - Patch and/or repair to existing walls & ceiling, taping and mudding drywall - Frame elevated bathroom floor and building ramps - Hang 5/8 inch drywall on new steel framed walls and in future office area - Drywall finishing and painting to be done as we go forward No experience necessary, but helpful. There are also opportunities to help out sorting donations and working in the clothing area if you're not a construction person.