Our volunteers do so many different things but paperwork is the last thing to get done. We need a few volunteers to do filing, organizing, copying, mailing, etc. at the Adoption Center. This is a wonderful opportunity for someone who likes the company of cats but does not want to be involved in direct care.…
A volunteer is needed to do research on available grants and awards applicable to Habitat for Cats programs. Access to a computer and email is necessary. Volunteer should be able to co-ordinate information for grants, develop and organize information and grant application package. Sample grants are available and volunteer would be working with other members…
Fundraising involves planning, organizing and implementing events such as spaghetti suppers, bake sales, yard sales. raffles, cocktail party, dances, etc. Tabling is aimed at promoting the organization and soliciting new names to add to Habitat’s mailing list. Volunteers provide information about Habitat’s adoption and TNR programs, educate the public on cat care and proper cat…
Volunteer(s) are needed, both in the morning and evening to feed cats, clean bedding & litter and help monitor a cat’s behavior and health. Habitat operates a facility, known as the PostCare Clinic, where cats are temporarily housed when recovering from spay/neuter or other surgeries. A commitment of 3-4 hours, once a week or every…
Volunteer child advocates engage in creative play activities with children in a safe, nurturing environment while their parents attend free counseling groups, workshops or individual meetings. If you love working with children, this may be the perfect volunteer opportunity for you.
Visitor services volunteers greet and orient visitors; lead guided tours via bike, kayak, or van; help to monitor and maintain boardwalks, trails, parking lots, and roadsides; staff annual events; assist refuge staff on existing environmental programs or create new ones; and act as Plover Wardens.
Assist with administrative tasks and projects such as filing, typing, mailings, and data entry.
Become a certified SHINE Counselor to provide unbiased, confidential information to Medicare beneficiaries to help them understand their health insurance options.
Work with older adults to develop basic money management skills such as paying bills, budgeting, and writing checks.
Provide companionship and assistance to isolated older adults by engaging in routine activities or participating in social programs.