Thumb Area Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is one of thousands of RSVP programs across the nation, making an impact in local communities. RSVP collaborates with local non-profit organizations to provide meaningful volunteer opportunities to volunteers over age 55. Volunteers use the skills and talents they’ve developed over the years, or develop new ones…
Helping with exhibit development, museum management, and building and site operation and maintenance.
Assisting in developing and the offering of our Adventures in History workshops for students and adults.
TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) volunteers help us with the most important program we have. TNR volunteers assist with trapping, transport and returning cats back to their homes. TNR volunteers are required to assist at least 3 times per month for a minimum of 6 months.
Every event, we have a variety of volunteer opportunities available. Here’s a peek at what we will need help with: Wayfinding/Downtown Navigation – helping visitors figure out where they’re going Web-app Pros – teaching visitors our new prize awarding format Production Helpers – maintaining and distributing ArtPrize materials General Support – filling in the gaps
Volunteering for duty in the Eagle Harbor Lighthouse complex, the Gay School Museum, the Central Mine Visitors Center, and/or the Eagle River Museum to greet visitors and assist in their tour of the site or museum.
Assisting with fund-raising and grant sourcing and grant application writing.
Writing articles for our newsletter, The Superior Signal, or serving as a reporter or photographer for that publication or our web site.
We are in need of volunteers who love to work with cats! As a volunteer working with our shelter cats, your job will be to brush, pet and exercise our feline friends. You will also be scooping litter boxes and making fun catnip toys for our cats to enjoy. You should have a firm knowledge…
The Humane Society of Genesee County needs experienced dog handlers who want to stay fit and benefit our shelter dogs! Dog walkers must be able to handle dogs with lots of energy, understand safety alerts and animal body language. In addition, we need volunteers to brush and fluff dogs to make them beautiful and ready…