Seeking teens 15 years of age and older who enjoy working with children, have and interest in nature and the environment, and are enthusiastic and patient with children. Responsibilities include assisting counselors with all camp activities and designing and teaching an hour-long program once a week. Four-week commitment required.
Our ReStore Resale Outlet is completely run by volunteer hours. If you’ve ever been interested in retail and socializing with people from the community, this is a great place to start.
Strong and capable volunteers to deliver medical equipment to members of our community who have no way to pick up these items themselves. Driver will also pick up larger loads from individuals who are also unable to get them to ABF. Looking to have enough volunteers to offer 1-2 days a week for delivery requests.…
Serve on committees which develop programs and actions, increase membership and engage the community, and promote the chapter’s work through traditional and social media. For even greater impact, join our Board of Directors, which guides the direction of the chapter, ensures access to resources, and advocates in the community to advance NOW’s mission.
You can answer hotline calls, help advocate for survivors when they have to go to court to file or modify a restraining order, help out with childcare at shelter, or help tend the shelter garden.
Food Rescue heroes help reduce food waste by acting like an “uber” for potentially wasted food. We have tons of partners who have perfectly good food that often goes to waste; and while they do not want to throw it out, transportation is an issue. Food rescue heroes bridge that gap and ensure that food.
Bring your friendly people skills to work with our dedicated volunteers, become the Disaster Workforce Engagement Lead! Provide support with onboarding, coaching, and development tracks for our disaster volunteers.
In the role as the Development Recognition and Appreciation Lead you will closely work with both staff and volunteers. Through the planning and execution of recognition events volunteers, help volunteers feel valued and appreciated for their work.
Where local volunteers visit frail and elderly long term care residents to offer them a connection to their communities and offer a connection to the ombudsman who can advocate for their needs.
The Cadillac Area Backpack Program (CABP) provides nutritious food items to elementary-aged children and Cooley High School students who are at-risk of hunger when they leave school for the weekend and have no access to school meals. We pack every Thursday unless otherwise noted to volunteers.