Volunteer Center of Lehigh Valley

Tour guides at the Moravian Museum lead guests through the museum while presenting a lively and educational narrative about early Moravian culture and history. Tour guides answer viswitor questions and help guests to step back in time as they learn about one of the oldest buildings in the Lehigh Valley. Key responsibilities in the role include: Leading guests throughout the complex Educating visitors about the Moravian settlers and their way of life Encouraging and ensuring the respectful treatment of building and exhibits Volunteers in the role report to the Site Coordinator of the Moravian Museum. Volunteers must commit to at least two shifts of 2-4hours each per month, with a long term commitment of at least six months. Candidates must be able to learn the tour script by memory, have a pleasant and welcoming demeanour, and be able to walk and/or stand for at least one hour. Training and a script for this position will be provided. Also, the Site Coordinator of the Moravian Museum will be available for questions and assistance.

Bethlehem, PA

12/16/18 1:00 PM +more

Hosts and Hostesses at the Moravian Museum keep a watchful eye over the exhibits under their care, and answer visitor questions as they arise. Hosts should be knowledgeable about the museum and exhibits. Key responsibilities include: Encouraging and ensuring respectful treatment of building, artificats, and grounds Answering visitor questions as they arise Volunteers will report to the Site Coordinator of the Moravian Museum Volunteers must be able to commit to at least two shifts per month of 2-4 hours each for a minimum of six months. Candidates must maintain a warm and pleasant demeanour, and develop a working knowledge of museum and exhibits. Training and relevant information for this position will be provided. The Site Coordinator of the Moravian Museum will be available for questions and assistance.

Bethlehem, PA

12/16/18 1:00 PM +more

Tour guides at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts lead guests through the museum while presenting a lively and educational narrative about the changing styles of the decorative arts over more than three centuries. Tour guides answer visitor questions and help guests to step back in time as they learn about the antiques, textiles, and other decorative artworks of days gone by. Key responsibilities include: Leading guests throughout the complex Educate visitors about the exhibits, gardens, and Annie Kemerer Encourage and ensure respectful treatment of building, artifacts, and gardens Volunteers will report to the Site Coordinator of the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts. Volunteers must be able to commit to two (2-4 hour) shifts per month for a minimum of six months. Candidates must be able to learn tour script from memory, have a pleasant and welcoming demeanour, and be able to walk and/or stand for at lease one hour. Training and a script for the position will be provided. The Site Coordinator of the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts will be available for questions and assistance.

Bethlehem, PA

12/16/18 1:00 PM +more

Gallery guides at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts keep a watchful eye over the exhibits under their care, and answer visitor questions as they arise. Guides should be knowledgeable about the museum and exhibits. Key resonsibilities include: Encouraging and ensuring the respectful treatment of buildings, artifcacts, and gardens Answering visitor questions as they arise Volunteers report to the Site Coordinator of the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts. Volunteers must be able to commit to two (2-4 hour) shifts per month for at least six months. Candidates must maintain a warm and pleasant demeanour, and develop a working knowledge of the museum and exhibits. Training and relevant information for this position will be provided. The Site Coordinator of the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts will be available for questions and assistance.

Bethlehem, PA

12/16/18 1:00 PM +more

Our Fountain Hill Home is looking for a volunteer to help at choir.  This volunteer would help set up and take down all the supplies used during choir.  It would be every Tuesday 1:00-3:00pm. 

Fountain Hill, PA

12/18/18 1:00 PM +more

Bethlehem Special Olympics is in need of additional volunteers to work 1-1 or in small groups with our athletes in the pool. Practices are held on Tuesday nights from 6-8pm and start in October. The first shift from 6-7pm is when we need the most help from volunteers who are willing to get in the pool to help and encourage our athletes to practice swimming the entire length of the pool. Volunteers need to be strong swimmers but do not need to know every individual stroke. Freestyle, side stroke, and treading water are used most. Volunteers need to complete our Class A Volunteer process in order to volunteer which includes a background check (if over 18) and a few online trainings.

Bethlehem, PA

12/18/18 6:00 PM +more

Second Harvest Food Bank is in need of Sorters for Wednesday's and Thursday's from 8:30 AM- 2:00 PM. If you're interested please call (484) 287-4015.

Nazareth, PA

12/19/18 8:30 AM +more

Help make an impact on students in our community! We are currently accepting volunteer applications for our Teacher Store at Feed the Children's Pennsylvania Distribution Center located in Bethlehem, PA. Teachers from Title I school districts have the opportunity to shop for free school supplies four days a month. In the 2017-2018 school year we welcomed over 4,000 teachers who left our facility with 100,000 lbs of books and 116,000 lbs of school supplies and classroom furniture. We are looking for dedicated and outgoing volunteers to help with check-in, check-out, assisting shoppers during open hours, and restocking the store during the week. The Teacher Store is open from 2:00 pm-5:00 pm every Wednesdays of the month, August through May. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 1:30 pm. Restocking of the store happens during the week from 9 am-12 pm.

Bethlehem, PA

12/19/18 1:30 PM +more

Bethlehem Special Olympics is in need of additional volunteers to work in small groups with our athletes. Practices are held on Friday evenings from 5:30-7pm. Practices start in September and go through February. Volunteers do not need to be an expert at bowling but should know the basics and scoring. Volunteers need to complete our Class A Volunteer process in order to volunteer which includes a background check (if over 18) and a few online trainings.

Bethlehem, PA

12/21/18 5:30 PM +more

America On Wheels Museum, Allentown: The Museum can use helping hands with the following: Tour Guides & Docents – presenting tours to groups and individuals sharing the fascinating history within the Museum collection (on-site training is available). The team of volunteers helps ensure that the Museum is one of the best in educational programs/lectures/exhibits and entertainment where visitors can learn about the history of the automobile. Changing exhibit rotates every six months. Visit www.americaonwheels.org for background information about the Museum.

Allentown, PA

12/22/18 10:00 AM +more

Want to help plan what has been voted "the most entertaining race in the Lehigh Valley?" Then join our Rock N Run 4 Kids Committee! The Salvation Army Children’s Services is seeking energetic individuals that want to make a difference in the lives of foster children and families in the Lehigh Valley. The 8th Annual Rock N Run 4 Kids is a 10K, 5K and Kids Fun Run to be held in May during National Foster Care Month. This annual event is held at Coca-Cola Park in Allentown, home of the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs baseball team. The event benefits The Salvation Army Children's Services, and enables us to provide more help to children in foster care in the Lehigh Valley community. This volunteer opportunity is flexible, with the ability to do much of the work on your own time. Group meetings are held once a month in the early evening, which we hope you can attend. No special skills required. Just a desire to help children in need and plan an even more exciting event this year! We look forward to hearing from you!

Allentown, PA

1/1/19 5:30 PM +more

If you are passionate about healthy eating, cooking, and eliminating hunger through hands-on education, then you may be interested in volunteering with our program. Cooking Matters is a 6 week cooking and nutrition education course that empowers low income families to prepare healthy and affordable meals. Our volunteer commitment is 3 hours per week for 6 consecutive weeks. The volunteer team for each course consists of a culinary instructor, nutrition instructor, classroom manager, and a coordinator (a Second Harvest Food Bank employee). All volunteers go through a 2 hour nationally developed online training and a 1 hour in person training. Volunteers work out of a nationally developed curriculum. The curriculum includes goals, objectives, talking points, and recipes for each week. The curriculum is user friendly and practical for our volunteer base consisting of busy students and professionals, as well as retirees that are looking for a less demanding volunteer opportunity. Our curriculum is implemented with a facilitated dialogue style of teaching. This means we ask that you do not lecture but rather have participant led conversations around the weekly topics. All supplies including food, equipment, paper goods, cleaning supplies, and handouts are brought to the site by the coordinator. We ask volunteers to show up to class with their instructor guide, and ready to have fun with the participants and volunteer team! The class is 2 hours long and it takes 30 minutes to set up and break down. Each week the same 10-15 participants return to class. Class time is split into 3 main parts including cooking, nutrition, and meal time. We make 3-4 recipes during the cooking portion of class. We make enough for everyone to sample (not a full meal). Feel free to ask any questions.

Allentown, PA

1/8/19 10:00 AM +more

If you are passionate about healthy eating, cooking, and eliminating hunger through hands-on education, then you may be interested in volunteering with our program. Cooking Matters is a 6 week cooking and nutrition education course that empowers low income families to prepare healthy and affordable meals. Our volunteer commitment is 3 hours per week for 6 consecutive weeks. The volunteer team for each course consists of a culinary instructor, nutrition instructor, classroom manager, and a coordinator (a Second Harvest Food Bank employee). All volunteers go through a 2 hour nationally developed online training and a 1 hour in person training. Volunteers work out of a nationally developed curriculum. The curriculum includes goals, objectives, talking points, and recipes for each week. The curriculum is user friendly and practical for our volunteer base consisting of busy students and professionals, as well as retirees that are looking for a less demanding volunteer opportunity. Our curriculum is implemented with a facilitated dialogue style of teaching. This means we ask that you do not lecture but rather have participant led conversations around the weekly topics. All supplies including food, equipment, paper goods, cleaning supplies, and handouts are brought to the site by the coordinator. We ask volunteers to show up to class with their instructor guide, and ready to have fun with the participants and volunteer team! The class is 2 hours long and it takes 30 minutes to set up and break down. Each week the same 10-15 participants return to class. Class time is split into 3 main parts including cooking, nutrition, and meal time. We make 3-4 recipes during the cooking portion of class. We make enough for everyone to sample (not a full meal). Feel free to ask any questions.

Allentown, PA

1/8/19 12:00 PM +more

If you are passionate about healthy eating, cooking, and eliminating hunger through hands-on education, then you may be interested in volunteering with our program. Cooking Matters is a 6 week cooking and nutrition education course that empowers low income families to prepare healthy and affordable meals. Our volunteer commitment is 3 hours per week for 6 consecutive weeks. The volunteer team for each course consists of a culinary instructor, nutrition instructor, classroom manager, and a coordinator (a Second Harvest Food Bank employee). All volunteers go through a 2 hour nationally developed online training and a 1 hour in person training. Volunteers work out of a nationally developed curriculum. The curriculum includes goals, objectives, talking points, and recipes for each week. The curriculum is user friendly and practical for our volunteer base consisting of busy students and professionals, as well as retirees that are looking for a less demanding volunteer opportunity. Our curriculum is implemented with a facilitated dialogue style of teaching. This means we ask that you do not lecture but rather have participant led conversations around the weekly topics. All supplies including food, equipment, paper goods, cleaning supplies, and handouts are brought to the site by the coordinator. We ask volunteers to show up to class with their instructor guide, and ready to have fun with the participants and volunteer team! The class is 2 hours long and it takes 30 minutes to set up and break down. Each week the same 10-15 participants return to class. Class time is split into 3 main parts including cooking, nutrition, and meal time. We make 3-4 recipes during the cooking portion of class. We make enough for everyone to sample (not a full meal). Feel free to ask any questions.

Bethlehem, PA

1/9/19 1:00 PM +more

If you are passionate about healthy eating, cooking, and eliminating hunger through hands-on education, then you may be interested in volunteering with our program. Cooking Matters is a 6 week cooking and nutrition education course that empowers low income families to prepare healthy and affordable meals. Our volunteer commitment is 3 hours per week for 6 consecutive weeks. The volunteer team for each course consists of a culinary instructor, nutrition instructor, classroom manager, and a coordinator (a Second Harvest Food Bank employee). All volunteers go through a 2 hour nationally developed online training and a 1 hour in person training. Volunteers work out of a nationally developed curriculum. The curriculum includes goals, objectives, talking points, and recipes for each week. The curriculum is user friendly and practical for our volunteer base consisting of busy students and professionals, as well as retirees that are looking for a less demanding volunteer opportunity. Our curriculum is implemented with a facilitated dialogue style of teaching. This means we ask that you do not lecture but rather have participant led conversations around the weekly topics. All supplies including food, equipment, paper goods, cleaning supplies, and handouts are brought to the site by the coordinator. We ask volunteers to show up to class with their instructor guide, and ready to have fun with the participants and volunteer team! The class is 2 hours long and it takes 30 minutes to set up and break down. Each week the same 10-15 participants return to class. Class time is split into 3 main parts including cooking, nutrition, and meal time. We make 3-4 recipes during the cooking portion of class. We make enough for everyone to sample (not a full meal). Feel free to ask any questions.

Bethlehem, PA

1/9/19 3:30 PM +more

If you are passionate about healthy eating, cooking, and eliminating hunger through hands-on education, then you may be interested in volunteering with our program. Cooking Matters is a 6 week cooking and nutrition education course that empowers low income families to prepare healthy and affordable meals. Our volunteer commitment is 3 hours per week for 6 consecutive weeks. The volunteer team for each course consists of a culinary instructor, nutrition instructor, classroom manager, and a coordinator (a Second Harvest Food Bank employee). All volunteers go through a 2 hour nationally developed online training and a 1 hour in person training. Volunteers work out of a nationally developed curriculum. The curriculum includes goals, objectives, talking points, and recipes for each week. The curriculum is user friendly and practical for our volunteer base consisting of busy students and professionals, as well as retirees that are looking for a less demanding volunteer opportunity. Our curriculum is implemented with a facilitated dialogue style of teaching. This means we ask that you do not lecture but rather have participant led conversations around the weekly topics. All supplies including food, equipment, paper goods, cleaning supplies, and handouts are brought to the site by the coordinator. We ask volunteers to show up to class with their instructor guide, and ready to have fun with the participants and volunteer team! The class is 2 hours long and it takes 30 minutes to set up and break down. Each week the same 10-15 participants return to class. Class time is split into 3 main parts including cooking, nutrition, and meal time. We make 3-4 recipes during the cooking portion of class. We make enough for everyone to sample (not a full meal). Feel free to ask any questions.

Easton, PA

1/10/19 3:30 PM +more

If you are passionate about healthy eating, cooking, and eliminating hunger through hands-on education, then you may be interested in volunteering with our program. Cooking Matters is a 6 week cooking and nutrition education course that empowers low income families to prepare healthy and affordable meals. Our volunteer commitment is 3 hours per week for 6 consecutive weeks. The volunteer team for each course consists of a culinary instructor, nutrition instructor, classroom manager, and a coordinator (a Second Harvest Food Bank employee). All volunteers go through a 2 hour nationally developed online training and a 1 hour in person training. Volunteers work out of a nationally developed curriculum. The curriculum includes goals, objectives, talking points, and recipes for each week. The curriculum is user friendly and practical for our volunteer base consisting of busy students and professionals, as well as retirees that are looking for a less demanding volunteer opportunity. Our curriculum is implemented with a facilitated dialogue style of teaching. This means we ask that you do not lecture but rather have participant led conversations around the weekly topics. All supplies including food, equipment, paper goods, cleaning supplies, and handouts are brought to the site by the coordinator. We ask volunteers to show up to class with their instructor guide, and ready to have fun with the participants and volunteer team! The class is 2 hours long and it takes 30 minutes to set up and break down. Each week the same 10-15 participants return to class. Class time is split into 3 main parts including cooking, nutrition, and meal time. We make 3-4 recipes during the cooking portion of class. We make enough for everyone to sample (not a full meal). Feel free to ask any questions.

Easton, PA

1/10/19 4:00 PM +more

Bethlehem Special Olympics is in need of additional Basketball volunteers on Monday nights starting in January. Practices are held on Mondays from 6:30-8pm at Northeast Middle School. Volunteers only need to know the basics of basketball and able to commit to attending most practices. Volunteers need to become Class A volunteers through Bethlehem Special Olympics by completing the background check and a few online trainings.

Bethlehem, PA

1/14/19 6:30 PM +more

Come Help the Animals at The Gress Mountain Ranch on Martin Luther King Jr Day Help to feed and water the ducks, chickens, piggies, alpacas, goats, horses and more! Other small ranch jobs may also be completed that day. Your help goes a long way in providing a loving and caring home for these animals. Opportunities are available for individuals as well as groups! Please see our website for additional information regarding on-going needed items and to complete a consent form. http://www.gressmountainranch.org/

Orefield, PA

1/21/19 9:00 AM

We are looking for an energetic individual or group of artistic volunteers to help beautify our office space. The tasks will include painting & stenciling walls, hanging art and other fun ways to brighten and beautify our rooms. Our office is a safe place for children and families, and we want to make it as comfortable and inviting as possible. If this volunteer request sounds like a perfect fit for you or your team, please contact Jessica Jacobs for more details.

Allentown, PA

1/21/19 9:00 AM

5v5 basketball practices held at Trexler Middle School on Wednesday evenings from February to May. 3v3 and 5v5 practice time ranges from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Will confirm exact time for 5v5. Registration as a volunteer is required. Will provide information regarding certification as a coach. Must be able to committ to being at the scheduled practice times.

Allentown, PA

2/6/19 6:00 PM +more

Volunteers will be assembling smaller items that will go into our Packages of Hope. Items that volunteers could be packing are paper plates, cups, napkins, utensils, bowls, hand sanitizer, hand soap, paper towels, bottles, pacifiers, baby care tools, coloring books, toys, crayons, etc.

Center Valley, PA

2/18/19 5:00 PM +more

Piano player needed to play at our Sunday morning church service at 10:00am on the first Sunday of the month, starting in March. First date would be March 3, 2019. Services generally last an hour and are held in the Chapel at Gracedale Nursing Home, a long term care facility located in Nazareth, Pennsylvania.

Nazareth, PA

3/3/19 10:00 AM +more

Play music from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for the athletes at a specified location within the stadium area at Whitehall High School for the athletes to dance. Event is held at Whitehall High School.

Whitehall, PA

5/9/19 9:00 AM

The shelter house and barn are home to about 150 felines on any given day, so the need to clean is endless. Any time that you can donate to help clean food bowls, wash linen, clean litter boxes…etc, is VERY appreciated. The bulk of the work is done daily(including weekends and holidays) by just a few volunteers who would always appreciate the help and the break.

Germansville, PA

Through 4/29/22

Shelter improvements and repairs Routine Maintenance Landscaping

Germansville, PA

Through 4/1/22

A TRAINING SESSION IS REQUIRED BEFORE YOU CAN SIGN UP FOR THESE SHIFTS. PLEASE EMAIL ITTYBITTYKITTY@BDOG.ORG TO SET UP A TIME FOR A TRAINING SESSION. Itty Bitty Kitty is in need of volunteers to help clean and maintain the shelter on weekday mornings and select evenings. Each shift consists of feeding the cats, scooping the litter boxes, giving fresh water, washing the cat dishes, sweeping the floor and playing with the cats. You can sign up for a weekly shift or as your schedule permits. The morning shift is anytime before 10 am and the evening shift is anytime after 5 pm. Please note you must attend a training session before volunteering at the shelter. Please email to set up a training session.

Allentown, PA

Through 5/10/19

Manito Life Center is in need of a night check team to assist in daily evening care of our equine partners. Night check times can be flexible, but are done in the evening to ensure horses have access to water and hay at all times. All volunteers will receive free training. Volunteers should be over age 18 or accompanied by a responsible adult for night check responsibilities and have reliable, consistent transportation. We are looking for individuals that have weekly availability at least one day per week, however there is flexible spots open for those that cannot commit to weekly at this time.

Allentown, PA

Through 8/23/19

Manito Life Center's administrative needs are growing as our center continues to grow. All volunteers should be friendly, organized, and have a strong attention to detail. No experience is required, however customer service experience is a plus. Days and hours are flexible, but evenings and weekends are currently our major need. Remote tasks may be an option for some volunteers depending on skill level. Administrative volunteers should be proficient in Microsoft Office software. We are in need of assistance in the following tasks: answer and return phone calls assist with student scheduling assist with billing, paperwork, and general office organization assist with general office work copy, file, and maintain student files research and documentation tack shop inventory, sales, and ordering

Allentown, PA

Through 8/23/19

Volunteers are needed on Wednesdays from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. to assist seniors with computers, ipads and iphones.

Allentown, PA

Through 12/19/18

Volunteers are needed to transport wheelchair bound residents to and from in-house appointments and activities. Days, weekends, and Tuesday evenings are available. Most shifts are 2 hours. This would include pushing wheelchairs and helping at games or activities. This assignment provides an excellent opportunity for exercise and at the same time a chance to chat with individual residents and make them feel special! All volunteers are required to complete an application, pass a Criminal History Clearance, and meet for an interview.

Allentown, PA

Through 1/7/19

Want to volunteer but just can’t get out of your house? Become part of our new call center. Help us make calls based on our current needs. Make Special Event follow up calls for Auction items, RSVP’s for invitations, and thank you calls as needed.

New Brunswick, NJ

Through 12/31/18

Second Harvest Food Bank is looking for Volunteers to help with the following: Packing produce and dry goods (canned and boxed) items into boxes, for distribution. This work requires some lifting and stacking. Assembling Cardboard Boxes so that they can be ready to be packed at all times. Bagging food items, including produce for our low-income Senior Sunshine boxes and Backpack Buddies Program for children. Ideal for Corporate volunteers as well as friends and families. (call or email for more information) Office work could include filing, organizing, folding paper, stuffing envelopes, and answering the phone. Post-Food Drive organizing and sorting donated food. If you are interested in volunteering please email or Call us to schedule. Tasks will be assigned depending on activities and events taking place on the day you volunteer. Thank you for understanding that we can’t always accommodate particular requests for assignments. And thank you for volunteering at Second Harvest Food Bank!

Nazareth, PA

Through 12/31/18

Gift Shop Volunteers provide a welcoming environment for customers in the gift shop, use the cash register and restock merchandise. All proceeds support various special St. Luke's programs, as selected by the St. Luke's Auxiliary! By volunteering in the gift shop, you are helping to make a difference to our patients, staff and visitors while helping to raise well neded funds for our hospital!

Fountain Hill, PA

Through 12/31/18

OR Waiting Room Volunteers are key to our patient's family members as these volunteers help them stay up to date with their loved one. Not only family members but also staff appreciate the compassionate connection our OR Waiting Room Volunteers provide!

Fountain Hill, PA

Through 12/31/18

Patient Advocate volunteers help make a difference in our patients day by spending time socializing and providing them with non-clinical comfort items (i.e. pillows, blankets, fresh water, etc). Patient Advocate volunteers work also assist our nursing staff with various supportive duties, such as discharging patients and delivering supplies and other well needed items throughout the hospital.

Fountain Hill, PA

Through 12/31/18

Volunteer Escorts provide a well needed service to St. Luke's by discharging patients, transporting various different items (supplies, specimens, mail, etc) to many different locations within the hospital along with many other assistive requests

Fountain Hill, PA

Through 12/31/18

Volunteers are needed to sort, clean, and pack non-perishable food items in our salvage area. Volunteers will be trained and assisted by staff. Closed toe shoes are required at all times.

Phillipsburg, NJ

Through 1/1/19

Volunteers are needed to sort donations and assist with operations in our thrift store. Volunteers will be trained and assisted by staff.

Phillipsburg, NJ

Through 1/1/19

As one of PA's largest nursing homes Gracedale is always buzzing with activity. Volunteers assist residents to appointments in the facility including physical therapy, occupational therapy, or either of our two hair salons. Opportunities available Monday-Friday between 9AM-3PM. Flexible scheduling. Lunch provided for volunteers. Background check and training done at Gracedale.

Nazareth, PA

Through 2/22/21

As one of PA's largest nursing homes Gracedale is always hosting various recreational events for our residents. Individual volunteers or volunteer groups are welcome to join us as we put on birthday parties, special themed dinners, our annual Family Fest picnic, holiday events, bingo games, or other activities aimed to elevate the quality of life for our residents. Great opportunity for school clubs, church groups, or corporate team building. Some evening and weekend opportunities available. Please direct all questions to Gracedale's volunteer office at (610) 829-3686.

Nazareth, PA

Through 2/22/22

Disaster Action Teams (where I started and still think it is among the more exciting things we do) provide 24-hour emergency response to various local disasters, most frequently home fires, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for basic disaster related necessities such as food, lodging and clothing. These teams assist the Red Cross in delivering its mission of alleviating human suffering caused by disasters. Essentially our DAT volunteers respond to local disasters on an on-call basis. Once you are trained, you sign-up for on-call shifts (typically 4-6 hours/1-2 shifts per week.) If nothing happens during your shift, you go about your normal day. If an event does happen, the expectation is you would be available to respond, along with other members of your team. Most responses take 2-3 hours and there truly is no better feeling in the world knowing you helped when needed most. Of course, in the event of a large disaster (i.e. apartment building fire) we may call all team members. Also, with experience, we may ask if you are available to help with a national deployment. To get involved and/or for more information, visit www.redcross.org/volunteer or contact us by clicking on the Express Interest button below. What you will do: Focus on client services Interview clients to address their disaster-caused immediate needs, such as the need for lodging and food Conduct damage assessments of affected dwellings and determine habitability Complete forms related to service and provide referrals to other agencies In some instances, assist the family in their recovery planning Assist with medical and emotional needs (must meet specific criteria to be eligible) Requirements: Take Red Cross online and classroom training 18 years or older Valid driver’s license or reliable transportation Flexible to respond to disasters on short notice (disasters happen 24/7 and we respond at all hours, day and night) Provide on-call schedule and can respond as a team, generally 2-3 people, within one hour of being called While most of the situations you will respond to as a Disaster Action Team responder are small, bigger disasters do happen. The skills you’ve gained as a responder are applicable to large-scale events. This includes assisting in the operation of shelters/evacuation centers, performing disaster assessments, supporting mass feeding and distribution of emergency supplies.

Allentown, PA

Through 2/28/21

AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA -- From Philadelphia to Allentown to the Poconos and everywhere in between. If you like working with young children, the Pillowcase Project may be exactly what you are looking for in a volunteer opportunity. The Pillowcase Project teaches children grades 3-5 what they need to know ahead of a disaster. We schedule presentations at elementary schools, youth organizations, day camps, etc. and educate children on a level they understand. RESPONSIBILITIES: Work with Regional Pillowcase Project team to implement the program as designated by the Region. Work with the Regional Pillowcase Project team to conduct outreach to schools, after school groups, community centers, Boy Scouts & Girl Scouts, and other youth-oriented organizations with the goal of securing presentation dates. Meet with school administrators and teachers to explain the Pillowcase Project, explaining the materials and plans for follow-up. Give and/or assist Pillowcase Project presentations to youth. Ensure student post-test are distributed and collected to support required monitoring, evaluating and reporting. As with all Red Cross volunteer opportunities, no prior experience is needed. All training is provided free of charge and you sign up for only those presentations that fit your schedule. Qualifications include successful completion of a volunteer application at www.redcross.org/volunteer, comfort with presenting interactive curriculum to youth ages 8-11, strong organizational skills and ability to follow through, excellent communication skills, including public speaking and and willingness to support the mission of the Red Cross. If you are interested in learning more about this volunteer opportunity -- or any of our volunteer roles throughout Eastern Pennsylvania (from Philadelphia to Allentown to the Poconos and everywhere in between -- please visit www.redcross.org/volunteer or contact us by clicking the Express Interest button below...

Allentown, PA

Through 2/28/19

Library Assistants perform basic computer entry, handling of correspondence, copying, and other aspects of the general care of the reading room, its customers, and the library resources. Under the direction of the senior volunteer staff, they also help patrons and researchers obtain relevant materials from the closed stacks and storage areas. As part of their job, they are exposed to a wide variety of items including original deeds, early maps, family histories, rare books, and a host of other rare and valuable documents. There is also an opportunity to gain knowledge and skill in genealogical research,. Library hours are Wednesday to Friday, 10 AM to 2:30 PM. Shift hours are negotiable from 2 ½ to 4 ½ hours/day. Volunteers are expected to work at least 2 shifts per month and preferably one shift weekly. Summer internships are available for a college students and advanced high school students. Training and ongoing direction is provided by senior staff.

Easton, PA

Through 6/30/19

Library Researchers perform genealogical research as well as research into artifacts and archival materials housed in the museum. They also assist patrons in their own genealogical and other research, and obtain relevant materials from the closed stacks and storage areas for patrons. Researchers have access to a wide variety of items including original deeds, early maps, family histories, rare books, and a host of other rare and valuable documents. While training is provided, applicants are expected to have basic skills regarding library resources and research methodology. A commitment to ongoing volunteer membership is also expected. Library hours are Wednesday to Friday, 10 AM to 2:30 PM. Shift hours are negotiable from 2 ½ to 4 ½ hours/day. Volunteers are expected to work at least 2 shifts per month and preferably one shift weekly. Summer internships are available for college students and advanced high school students.

Easton, PA

Through 6/30/19

Volunteers are the strength of the D&L, doing everything from maintaining the trails to greeting visitors at the Canal Museum. Volunteers help us define our community-based mission while allowing them to showcase their talents. Our dedicated volunteers are an essential part in the D&L accomplishments and completion of projects to preserve our local history, which would otherwise not be possible. Involving the community is very important to our work and what makes it so meaningful. For more information and questions, please contact Brian Greene at 610-923-3548 x234 or programs@delawareandlehigh.org. National Canal Museum Docents: Enthusiastic, curious people who inspire visitors to enjoy our local history and exploring the wonders of science around them. These volunteers should be comfortable speaking with individuals and groups and be able to work on the exhibit floor for up to four consecutive hours. Volunteer Staff Associates: People who work in the D&L’s offices on a variety of tasks – including sorting and counting materials, copying, fulfilling mailing programs, and more. These volunteers should be able to execute repeated handwork carefully and with attention to details. Trail Tenders & Trail Patrol: Participate in keeping the 165-mile D&L Trail maintained and safe. Trail Tenders maintain the D&L Trail through clean-ups, brush and branch removal, and other trail activities. Trail Patrol volunteers patrol the trail on bicycles in all five counties, answering visitors’ questions and tending to their needs, and also looking for fallen trees, erosion and other trail maintenance issues. Immersion Days Field Trips and Freemansburg Canal Education Center Educators: Teach the history of the Corridor to students who attend field trips at in Hugh Moore Park and the Freemansburg Canal Education Center. Get Your Tail on the Trail Program: Join Get Your Tail on the Trail, a community based initiative geared to promoting outdoor activities in a family fun environment. Help with events, prizes, challenges, and encouraging others to get outdoors. Special Events, Social Activities, and Annual D&L Events: The D&L holds many events and activities throughout the year that are very successful, thanks to the help from volunteers. Help at our Heritage Half Marathon, Haunted Hugh Moore Park, dinner auctions, partner luncheons and receptions, 5ks, biking events, and more! Eagle Scout Projects: There are a variety of projects available at the National Canal Museum in Hugh Moore Park and along the D&L Trail. D&L Ambassadors: This is a public outreach volunteer opportunity. D&L Ambassadors represent the D&L at community events and at trailheads along the D&L Trail. This is a flexible opportunity and volunteers get to choose the dates and locations that they would like to volunteer. D&L Ambassadors are required to attend one training session. http://delawareandlehigh.org/giving/volunteering/

Easton, PA

Through 4/3/19

The Marketing, Public Relations, and Community Outreach Intern will support the Ranch's external communications which are critical for raising awareness. The Intern will write and post messages, upload photos and video, develop marketing materials, write press releases, stories, and articles, and assist with planning and implementation of fund raising campaigns and community outreach efforts. Love of animals and compassion for helping others; commitment to the mission of Ranch is required. Marketing, Public Relations, Communications or English major with at least 60 college credits completed. Excellent interpersonal communications and writing skills. Strong analytical and critical thinking skills. Excellent computer skills including Word, PowerPoint and Excel. Prior experience with social media and website maintenance helpful. Outstanding organizational and follow-through skills. Strong attention to detail and ability to multitask. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Dependable and punctual. Minimum commitment of 2 hours a week/semester or summer. This is an unpaid internship. Interested students should email resume and letter of interest to Kathryn Gress at gressranch@gmail.com.

Orefield, PA

Through 4/30/19

The Grounds Maintenance Volunteer performs a variety of tasks that ensures that the ranch facilities are safe and presentable for animals, guests and clients. Tasks may include spring, fall, and after-storm grounds clean-ups, tree and shrub care, plantings, small repairs to pens, cages, and fences, set up and break down of tables chairs, and tents and other equipment for special events. A Love of animals and compassion for others and commitment to mission of Ranch is required. Ability and willingness to perform physical work which may include raking, bending, and lifting yard debris, and using power tools. Good listening and communication skills. Ability to follow instructions. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Dependable and punctual.

Orefield, PA

Through 4/30/19

Animal Care Volunteers are responsible for cleaning pens, cages, stalls and pastures; feeding, exercising and providing for the general care of the animals. Animal Care Volunteers may also provide assistance with grounds maintenance ensuring the ranch facilities are safe and presentable for animals, guests and clients and may participate in community outreach programs such as farm tours and parades. Love of animals and compassion for others; commitment to mission of Ranch. Ability and willingness to perform physical work which may include raking, bending,and lifting yard debris, and using power tools. Good listening and communication skills. Ability to follow instructions. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Dependable and punctual.

Orefield, PA

Through 4/30/19

The Undergraduate Human Services Intern will work with clients who come to the Ranch for Animal Assisted Activity under the supervision of Kathryn Gress, Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Psychiatric Nurse, Animal Assisted Therapy Specialist. The Intern will spend time observing and helping to facilitate the interaction between clients and animals and will have the opportunity to engage one-on-one. Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, or other Human Services major with 30 college credits completed; at least 12 credits completed in psychology, sociology, or social work. Love of animals and compassion for helping others; commitment to the mission of Ranch is required most. Patience; good listening and communication skills. Ability and willingness to perform physical work. Ability to follow instructions. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Dependable and punctual. Minimum commitment of 2 hours a week/semester or summer. This is an unpaid internship experience. Interested individuals should email resume and letter of interest to Kathryn Gress at gressranch@gmail.com.

Orefield, PA

Through 4/30/19

Creative needle-crafters are needed to knit, crochet, or felt alpaca fleece projects that can be sold to raise funds for The Gress Mountain Ranch. Volunteers need to have the ability to create products from the fleece of alpaca/llama.

Orefield, PA

Through 4/30/19

The Grant Writing Intern will conduct in-depth research into grant applications and opportunities, compose and send letters of inquiry to prospective grant-making organizations and foundations, prepare proposals and grant applications that display excellent writing and editing skills. The Grant Writing Intern may also participate in community outreach programs such as farm tours and parades. English, Writing, Public Administration, Political Science, or Social Science major with 60 college credits completed. Love of animals and compassion for others; commitment to mission of TGMR. Strong written and verbal communication skills and telephone etiquette. Excellent computer skills including Word and Excel. Solid background in research. Strong analytical and critical thinking skills. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Organized, dependable, and punctual. Strong time management skills. Minimum commitment of 2 hours a week/semester or summer. ​ This is an unpaid internship. Interested students should email resume and letter of interest to Kathryn Gress at gressranch@gmail.com.

Orefield, PA

Through 4/30/19

The Administrative Assistant Volunteer provides administrative and record keeping support for the daily activities of the Ranch, the Board of Directors, and various committees. The Administrative Assistant Volunteer will interact with individuals associated with the Ranch and will update donor, sponsor, client, and volunteer records; prepare reports, correspondence, event fliers, and other documents. ​What is required most is a Love of animals and compassion for others, and commitment to mission of Ranch. Strong written and verbal communication skills and telephone etiquette. Excellent computer skills including Word and Excel. Solid background in file management. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Organized, dependable, and punctual. Minimum commitment of 2 hours a week.

Orefield, PA

Through 4/30/19

Corporations welcome to schedule a volunteer day at The Gress Mountain Ranch. Projects big and small are available to suit any size group. For more information, visit our website at www.gressmountainranch.com or call Kathryn Gress at 610-398-2122. Corporate volunteer events generally work best with team leaders assigned to each project.

Orefield, PA

Through 4/30/19

SpiriTrust Lutheran Home Care & Hospice is looking for friendly people to visit our hospice clients. No medical background is needed. Read to our folks, watch TV together, look at pictures. The volunteer sets their own schedule once training is completed. We would be thrilled to have you on our team!

Allentown, PA

Through 4/13/19

Volunteer Tutors support the mission of ProJeCt of Easton in helping individuals achieve self-sufficiency. Tutors meet with adult learners of diverse backgrounds and learning styles for a minimum of three hours per week, either on a one-on-one basis or with a group. Volunteer tutors participate in ongoing training, write appropriate lesson plans, assess student learning, record instructional time, and maintain communication with the Tutor Coordinator. Bachelor’s Degree Required Assignment Categories: Numeracy: Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry Literacy: Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening English as a Second Language (ESL) Preparation for Citizenship

Easton, PA

Through 4/16/19

Volunteer tutors are needed in after school programs at Paxinosa and Cheston Elementary Schools in the Easton Area School District. Tutors will provide homework help to students in grades 1-5. All tutors will receive training and require clearances. Programs typically run from October-April annually from 3:30-5pm.

Easton, PA

Through 12/31/20

Spiritrust Lutheran Home Care & Hospice is in need of volunteers to visit our hospice clients who live in local nursing homes. We are a not for profit and Faith based hospice. After you receive training you will set the visit schedule to meet your time available to visit. Friendly visits to read to our clients or attend acitivites is appreciated. Join our team. For more information please call (toll free) 877-438-3511.

Allentown, PA

Through 4/20/19

SpiriTrust Lutheran Home Care & Hospice is looking for people to bake homemade bread for our hospice families. We are a not for profit and Faith based hospice. Our "Bereavement Bread" program is designed to extend condolences to our families. Shortly after the death, a hospice staff member delivers a freshly baked loaf of sweet bread (banana, pumpkin, apple, lemon poppy seed, etc.) to the family to let them know they are not alone. This kind gesture shows our hospice families that people in the community care about them and their loss. Please call toll free: 877-438-3511 if you would to donate bread.

Allentown, PA

Through 4/20/19

Meals On Wheels of Northampton County is in need of volunteer drivers to deliver meals to homebound seniors in the Easton areas, Mondays thru Fridays.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 1/31/22

Be involved in all aspects of our fundraising events. Be a chairperson, help with phone calls, assist with auction items received, put together committees and assist with overall event planning.

Allentown, PA

Through 5/17/19

Annie's Angels, a new volunteer opportunity, will create a corps of volunteers who will be trained to become in-home companions for individuals with vision loss who have become more socially isolated and need some additional encouragement to remain living independently in their own homes. A volunteer might spend one hour with a client just talking or helping them write a letter to a loved one. The Annie's Angel can be women or men, 18 years old or older, who are compassionate, comfortable working with people who have a physical challenge, patient, confident and in good health. They must have their own transportation, a valid PA Driver's License with proof of valid insurance, have a clean driving record with PennDot and pass the PA State Police Criminal Record Check. Volunteers should be consistent and reliable in their availability. All volunteers will be required to complete a 90 minute training program before being assigned to a client(s).

Allentown, PA

Through 5/1/19

Drivers transport and escort clients with vision loss to essential medical appointments and agency-sponsored activities. The Escorted Transportation Program allows clients to remain independent in their own homes for as long as possible. Volunteers must have a valid and clean Pennsylvania drivers license and provide proof of auto insurance if they use their personal vehicle for transports. Training in sighted guide techniques will be provided by agency staff.

Allentown, PA

Through 5/1/19

Office assistants answer phones, help with mailings, conduct telephone surveys with clients and do data entry. Volunteers should have good telephone skills, basic computer skills and good overall customer service skills. They should enjoy working in a non-profit environment which provides programs and services for individuals with vision loss. Volunteers must have a current FBI ciminal background clearance.

Allentown, PA

Through 5/1/19

Volunteers help provide vision screenings for children in Lehigh, Northampton and Monroe Counties. Vision screenings are conducted at nursery schools, day care centers and kindergarten registrations for children ages 6 months to 6 years. Volunteers will be trained to use the SPOT vision screening equipment, a hand-held camera-like device which takes a picture of a child's eyes to determine if a vision problem exists. Did you know that 80% of what a child learns comes through vision? That is why it is so important to catch eye problems as early as possible. Volunteers must have their own transportation to screening sites. Volunteers must have patience, like to work with children, and current have FBI and PA Child Abuse Clearances.

Allentown, PA

Through 5/1/19

The Family Resource Center (FRC) is designed to play a key role in helping families reach their goals by offering access to computers and a play area, complete with age-appropriate toys and games, for Shelter families to spend time with other parents and their children. The FRC Assistant works with Shelter counselors and plays an important role in working with the families on budgeting, resume preparation, cover letter writing, homework, housing searches, assistance with general computer literacy, and guidance with other life skills. The Shelter is looking for volunteers to run the FRC on a weekly basis. The days and hours can be chosen by the volunteer. Volunteers must have current Criminal and Child Abuse Clearances.

Allentown, PA

Through 12/31/18

Help brighten someone’s day, select the "perfect gift" and be a friendly smile to all entering the Shops! Gift Shop volunteers receive special benefits which include a discount on store items, a network of new friends and a fabulous place to shop! The proceeds earned in our Gift Shop are then donated to helps support various St. Luke's programs!

Fountain Hill, PA

Through 12/31/18

Friendly Visitor for our Residents in our Skilled Nursing Facility at the Miners' Memorial Campus help make a difference in our patients day by spending time socializing with our residents by playing games, providing meal time company, transporting them to activities on the unit and providing them with non-clinical comfort items (i.e. pillows, blankets, fresh water, etc). Friendly Visitor volunteers might also assist our nursing staff with various supportive duties, such as discharging patients and delivering supplies and other well needed items throughout the hospital.

Coaldale, PA

Through 12/31/18

Volunteers in our Emergency Department spend time socializing and providing patients with non-clinical comfort items as well as assist our staff with various non-clinical duties, such as discharging patients, delivering supplies and other items throughout the hospital. The Emergency Department is a very fast paced area!

Coaldale, PA

Through 12/31/18

Patient Advocate volunteers help make a difference in our patients day by spending time socializing and providing them with non-clinical comfort items (i.e. pillows, blankets, fresh water, etc). Patient Advocate volunteers work also assist our nursing staff with various supportive duties, such as discharging patients and delivering supplies and other well needed items throughout the hospital.

Coaldale, PA

Through 12/31/18

Spend time socializing with our patients emphasizing the special care provided to all patients at St. Luke's! Our Patient Advocates are caring and compassionate volunteers and love what they do. YOU can join our team today to see how making a difference in the lives of others can be your passion too!

Fountain Hill, PA

Through 12/31/18

Volunteers in our Emergency Department spend time socializing and providing patients with non-clinical comfort items as well as assist our staff with various non-clinical duties, such as discharging patients, delivering supplies and other items throughout the hospital. The Emergency Department is a very fast paced area!

Easton, PA

Through 12/31/18

OR Waiting Room Volunteers are key to our patient's family members as these volunteers help them stay up to date with their loved one. Not only family members but also staff appreciate the compassionate connection our OR Waiting Room Volunteers provide!

Stroudsburg, PA

Through 12/31/18

Volunteers in our Emergency Department spend time socializing and providing patients with non-clinical comfort items as well as assist our staff with various non-clinical duties, such as discharging patients, delivering supplies and other items throughout the hospital. The Emergency Department is a very fast paced area!

Quakertown, PA

Through 12/31/18

OR Waiting Room Volunteers are key to our patient's family members as these volunteers help them stay up to date with their loved one. Not only family members but also staff appreciate the compassionate connection our OR Waiting Room Volunteers provide!

Fountain Hill, PA

Through 12/31/18

Volunteers in our Emergency Department spend time socializing and providing patients with non-clinical comfort items as well as assist our staff with various non-clinical duties, such as discharging patients, delivering supplies and other items throughout the hospital. The Emergency Department is a very fast paced area!

Phillipsburg, NJ

Through 12/31/18

Help brighten someone’s day, select the "perfect gift" and be a friendly smile to all entering the Shops! Gift Shop volunteers receive special benefits which include a discount on store items, a network of new friends and a fabulous place to shop! The proceeds earned in our Gift Shop are then donated to helps support various St. Luke's programs!

Easton, PA

Through 12/31/18

Help brighten someone’s day, select the "perfect gift" and be a friendly smile to all entering the Shops! Gift Shop volunteers receive special benefits which include a discount on store items, a network of new friends and a fabulous place to shop! The proceeds earned in our Gift Shop are then donated to helps support various St. Luke's programs!

Fountain Hill, PA

Through 12/31/18

Help brighten someone’s day, select the "perfect gift" and be a friendly smile to all entering the Shops! Gift Shop volunteers receive special benefits which include a discount on store items, a network of new friends and a fabulous place to shop! The proceeds earned in our Gift Shop are then donated to helps support various St. Luke's programs!

Stroudsburg, PA

Through 12/31/18

Help brighten someone’s day, select the "perfect gift" and be a friendly smile to all entering the Shops! Gift Shop volunteers receive special benefits which include a discount on store items, a network of new friends and a fabulous place to shop! The proceeds earned in our Gift Shop are then donated to helps support various St. Luke's programs!

Quakertown, PA

Through 12/31/18

Our Lobby Greeters provide a valuable service for our patients and their loved ones to ensure they are able to find their location within our hospital while also assisting with various supportive duties.

Coaldale, PA

Through 12/31/18

Our Lobby Greeters provide a valuable service for our patients and their loved ones to ensure they are able to find their locations within our Hospital while also assisting with various supportive duties.

Fountain Hill, PA

Through 12/31/18

Our Lobby Greeter volunteers provide a valuable service to our patients and their loved ones by providing a warm, welcoming environment and personally escorting them to their destinations within the hospital. Join this valuable team and help make a difference today!

Stroudsburg, PA

Through 12/31/18

Our Lobby Greeters provide a valuable service for our patients and their loved ones to ensure they are able to find their location within our hospital while also assisting with various supportive duties.

Phillipsburg, NJ

Through 12/31/18

Our messengers provide a well needed service to St. Luke's by transporting various different items (supplies, specimens, mail, etc) to many different locations within the hospital along with many other assistive requests. Volunteers are needed Wednesday and Thursday mornings.

Quakertown, PA

Through 12/31/18

Spend time socializing with our patients emphasizing the special care provided to all patients at St. Luke's! Our Patient Advocates are caring and compassionate volunteers and love what they do. YOU can join our team today to see how making a difference in the lives of others can be your passion too!.

Easton, PA

Through 12/31/18

Spend time socializing with our patients emphasizing the special care provided to all patients at St. Luke's! Our Patient Advocates are caring and compassionate volunteers and love what they do. YOU can join our team today to see how making a difference in the lives of others can be your passion too!

Stroudsburg, PA

Through 12/31/18

Do you like to do a variety of tasks and keeping busy? Join a team of volunteers who help various departments and patients with various tasks and are very busy! Volunteer Escorts help discharge patients, run errands, delivery items like pumps, supplies, flower arrangements, mail, etc! Make a difference and join today!

Fountain Hill, PA

Through 12/31/18

Spend time socializing with our patients emphasizing the special care provided to all patients at St. Luke's! Our Patient Advocates are caring and compassionate volunteers and love what they do. YOU can join our team today to see how making a difference in the lives of others can be your passion too!

Quakertown, PA

Through 12/31/18

Spend time socializing with our patients emphasizing the special care provided to all patients at St. Luke's! Our Patient Advocates are caring and compassionate volunteers and love what they do. YOU can join our team today to see how making a difference in the lives of others can be your passion too!

Phillipsburg, NJ

Through 12/31/18

Spend time socializing with our patients emphasizing the special care provided to all patients at St. Luke's! Our Patient Advocates are caring and compassionate volunteers and love what they do. YOU can join our team today to see how making a difference in the lives of others can be your passion too!

Allentown, PA

Through 12/31/18

Our Patient Information Center Volunteers provide a warm, welcoming environment to our patients and their loved ones upon entering or calling our hospital. This valuable volunteer assignment has volunteers using a computer system.

Fountain Hill, PA

Through 12/31/18

Docents are the story-tellers who bring to life the displays that range from the earliest Indian inhabitants of Northampton County and early European settlers, to modern day, decorative arts, and the nation's conflicts. Must enjoy interaction with the public and be able to communicate information well. Requires standing/walking for up to 2 hours. One-on-one training is provided, and manuals and other written materials are also supplied. Morning and afternoon shifts of 3 to 4 hours are available from Wed - Sun. Volunteers work at least 2 shifts per month, and many choose to work once weekly.

Easton, PA

Through 6/30/19

Working in the tasteful lobby of the Sigal Museum, our receptionists are the public's initial face of the museum. They provide a warm welcome to visitors, provide informaton about the organization, its services, activities, and exhibits on the phone and face to face. They also attend to cashier needs for museum admission, donations, and memberships, and they assist patrons shopping at our beautiful shop. As the designated Easton Tourist Visitor Center, tourism information is also provided. Individuals must enjoy interaction with the public, be able to understand and communicate information well, and have basic abilities to perform cashiering duties.Training is provided. Requires short periods of standing. Morning and afternoon shifts of 3 to 4 hours are available from Wed - Sun. We encourage volunteers to work at least 2 shifts per month, and many choose to work once weekly.

Easton, PA

Through 6/30/19

Shop attendants provide friendly guidance and assistance in this historical museum shop featuring unique merchandise focused on local & regional history. Includes printed materials, unique art and textiles, Lenape items, toys, games and more. We value opportunities to talk with our customers and to mingle with staff and friends interested in the rich history of our area. A committee of interested shop keepers enjoys helping select merchandise for display. Training is provided. Requires short periods of standing. Morning and afternoon shifts of 3 to 4 hours are available from Wed - Sun. We encourage volunteers to work at least 2 shifts per month, and many choose to work once weekly.

Easton, PA

Through 6/1/19

Assists staff in all aspects of non-clinical patient care. This may include discharging patients, restocking supplies, bed making, providing water, blankets and patient gowns and socialization activities with patients. Requires customer service skills and physical stamina. **special clearances required**

Allentown, PA

Through 12/31/18

Greets customers and completes sales, helps with daily upkeep of the shop. Must have great customer service skills!

Allentown, PA

Through 12/31/18

Discharges and transports low-risk patients by wheelchair. Delivers mail, flowers, medical reports, guides patients and visitors, and runs errands. Serves as back-up support for various departments. Diverse position.

Allentown, PA

Through 12/31/18

As a patient visitor, you will assist staff in all aspects of non-clinical patient care. This may include bringing blankets and patient gowns and socialization activities with patients. Requires customer service skills and physical stamina. During the summertime, College Students will be partnered with a Junior Volunteer for student mentoring. Include rounding with patients, restocking supplies, providing water.

Allentown, PA

Through 12/31/18

Volunteers assist clients with visual impairment during the weekly walk at the Lehigh Valley Mall every Wednesday from 9:00-10:30 am. This weekly walk gives clients the opportunity to enhance their fitness and socialize with other clients and volunteers. All volunteers will be trained in sighted guide procedures. All volunteers must use their own transportation to get to the Mall. All volunteers must have a current FBI ciminal background check clearance.

Fullerton, PA

Through 12/26/18

Second Harvest Food Bank is looking for a Volunteer who is willing to dedicate three times a week to help the front office staff with Receptionist responsibilities. The Receptionist must be able to handle client-facing duties as well as general office tasks. The ideal candidate has excellent communication and multitasking skills, a positive attitude and a strong work ethic. Receptionist Responsibilities Greet clients as soon as they arrive and connect them with the appropriate party Answer the phone in a timely manner and direct calls to the correct offices Ability to file and assist with bulk mailings Must be Proficient in MS Word and Excel Assist the Marketing and Development team as needed If you are interested please call 484.287.4015 to schedule an interview.

Nazareth, PA

Through 12/31/18

Looking to make a difference? Do you have a close connection to Heart Diseases or Stroke? Are you looking to get involved in the community? Do you have an interest in improving the Health and Wellness in the Lehigh Valley? We are looking to expand our Board of Directors for the American Heart Association. If you have any interest, please reach out to us for more information.

Allentown, PA

Through 1/2/19

We are looking for committed volunteers for our inpatient hospice unit (10 bed) housed at our 17th & Chew location. We need regular 2 hour commitment weekly with your choice of starting out substituting for a regular volunteer. Duties include: sitting with patients, connecting with families, helping with new admissions, replenishing supplies, answering unit phone, organizing common areas, making coffee, clerical help as needed. Weekend and evening help is ALWAYS encouraged. You will be fully screened and participate in a 12 hour hospice training. Please copy and paste the following link in your browser : https://www.lvhn.org/become_a_volunteer and indicate HOSPICE as your interest. IF you have ever been a family member who was a recipient of hospice services, you will realize the importance of this role. You can now be the one making the difference in someone's life. We also have home hospice volunteer needs. Application process is the same.

Allentown, PA

Through 8/7/19

Carbon Career and Technical Institute (a partner of Lehigh Carbon Community College) is looking for volunteer tutors for it's adult literacy program. Tutors will be working one on one or in small groups with adults looking to improve their academic skills in subjects such as Math, Reading, Writing, Social Studies, and Science in order to obtain their high school equivalency. MATH tutors are needed immediately! It is a 3 hour weekly commitment, but tutoring times are flexible dependent upon your schedule. The tutor coordinator will provide you with resources and materials to tutor. Requirements: Bachelor's degree or above, attainment of clearances. Contact Olga Jaeger, volunteer tutor coordinator: ojaeger@lccc.edu or 610-799-1946

Jim Thorpe, PA

Through 8/10/19

Do you love to watch Fixer Upper? Have you ever wanted to run your own boutique? Do you like to support history in Bethlehem? Volunteer at our Vintage Market in the 1810 Goundie House! Historic Bethlehem Visitor Center has launched a pop-up shop of farmhouse chic merchandise through a partnership with Allentown-based Marche Maison. Volunteers are needed to monitor the space, greet guests, suggest purchases, answer questions, and help complete sales at cash wrap. This opportunity is perfect for those who have an interest in sales, retail management, and history.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 12/30/18

If you have a passion for gardening and love getting your hands dirty, this is the perfect opportunity for you! Gardeners at Historic Bethlehem Sites help to grow and maintain a wide variety of flora. Volunteers garden at three Historic Bethlehem gardens: the vegetable garden at Burnside Plantation, the apothecary herb garden behind the Moravian Bookshop, and the flower garden at the Goundie House. Key Responsibilities: Planting Weeding Trimming General care and maintenance of flora and beds Garden volunteers will report to the Director of Operatiions. A minimum commitment of two (1-3 hour) shifts per month is required. Shift scheduling is very flexible. If the listed opportunities do not suit your schedule, please reach out to the Director of Visitor Services and Community Outreach to create a schedule that works for you. Volunteers must be able to sit, stand, bend, kneel, twist, and lift up to 30lbs. Volunteers should have a prior knowledge of gardening, and be willing to split their volunteer time between the different gardens. Training will be provided and the Director of Operations will be availbe for questions and assistance. Gardens are located at: The Goundie House, 501 Main St. Burnside Plantation, 1461 Schoenersville Rd. Apotecary Garden located behind the Moravian Bookshop

Bethlehem, PA

Through 1/1/19

Calling all landscape enthusiasts! The grounds of the many Historic Bethlehem Museums and Sites add so much beauty to our community. Volunteers like you make that possible! Groundskeeping volunteers help to maintain and beautify the grounds of twenty historic sites. This includes: Mowing Trimming Edging Leaf Blowing General care and maintenance of grounds Groundskeeping volunteers will report to the Director of Operatiions. A minimum commitment of two (1-3 hour) shifts per month is required. Shift scheduling is very flexible. Volunteers must be able to stand, bend, kneel, twist, and lift up to 30lbs. Volunteers should also be comfortable operating equipment including but not limited to: Lawn Mower Headge Trimmer Leaf Blower Weed Whacker Relevant training and tools will be provided and the Director of Operations will be availbe for questions and assistance. Volunteers are welcome to use their own tools if preffered.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 1/1/19

Help transport residents to activities, help with activities, engage and interact with the senior population OR Help with folding & delivering Laundry to residents Volunteers need to go through an orientation and "pre-hire" process before they can begin.

Allentown, PA

Through 8/31/20

Tutors are needed to assist during Northeast Ministry's After School Homework Club. Children attend Monday-Thursday from 3:00pm-5:00pm and require assistance with homework, reading, writing and school projects. All NEM volunteers are required to complete background checks before starting their service.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 5/23/19

Our organization is preparing to publish our 5th annual edition of a child safety handbook. WE need writer(s) to create topic specific articles and instructions for parents and kids using our selected sources of background information or resources. Most of the articles will be of 1000 words or less.

Allentown, PA

Through 12/31/18

CASA provides consistent, credible & trained volunteers that investigate, monitor & advocate for the best interests of abused & neglected children in Juvenile Dependency Court. Also, aid the Court in securing safety & permanence in an expeditious manner.

Allentown, PA

Through 12/31/18

1 or 2 volunteers for weekly cleaning of our program rooms, bathrooms, and kitchen. Schedule to be determined based on the volunteer's availability during the hours of noon to 5 p.m. during the week.

Allentown, PA

Through 10/17/19

Valley Youth House (VYH) is looking for groups (6-10 people) to paint living rooms and bedrooms at our Maternity Group Home and Lehigh Valley Shelter. 9 am - 1:30 pm M-F. Dates TBD. Group volunteering only. *VYH Maternity Group Home is a program for pregnant and parenting mothers ages 16-22 and their children, which focuses on providing community supportive transitional living support, life skills, and parenting/indiviudal therapy.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 12/21/18

Spring is upon us! Farms always are in need of fixing. We are looking for people who could spend a few hours repairing or rebuilding areas that the animals have creatively damaged. We have one more mobile chicken house in need of TLC. Work for some of the repairs can be done inside a large work area out of the weather. Some of the repairs are needed on out buildings. We have a full workshop, so that you do not need to supply your own tools. The animals always appreciate your kindness and assistance! Your help makes their lives safer and healthier! The volunteers should have a basic level of knowledge of carpentry. They should understand basic safety in use of tools to ensure their safety here at the farm.

Coopersburg, PA

Through 3/31/20

We need help with cleaning stalls for horses, cows, sheep and goats. You can choose your animal if you have a preference. You will get to know them and they will get to know you! This is a daily event; however, one can come one day a week or more frequently as desired. One needs to be able to use a wheelbarrow, pitch fork, and fill water buckets. Physical requirements would be ability to handle a pitch fork, rake, and wheelbarrow. We will train and work with you. No one needs to have to work directly in contact with the animals unless they want to. Limitations would be related to physical ability to use equipment and do lifting up to 10 pounds. Modifications can be made for most of the projects to accommodate individual needs. One needs good outdoor shoes and weather appropriate clothing.

Coopersburg, PA

Through 3/31/20

Flint Hill Farm Educational Center is a non profit agro-educational Center serving the Greater Lehigh Valley since 2006. We have a renovated farm building that had been converted into a farm store open to the public daily. Due to scheduling changes, we are in need of a person/s to assist with staffing the farm store. Please pick time or times and day or days that would work for you to come visit our farm. Must be able to count money and make change. Needs good interpersonal skills and enjoy animals. Not for those with issues with allergies.

Coopersburg, PA

Through 3/31/20

We have a wonderful opportunity to apply for a number of local, state and national grants. Can you help??? Flint Hill Farm Educational Center, Inc. has a unique position combining the best of agriculture and education. There are numerous grants available on both the state and national level that would benefit the Lehigh Valley. We are looking for a individual or motivated team who would be able to work with the board to create effective programs and assist with funding through grant writing. Please bring your creativity and commitment! Volunteers for this position should have some background in grant writing or be willing to attend one of the many programs offered at the local colleges. Should have basic computer skills. Should have the ability to express thoughts in the English language.

Coopersburg, PA

Through 3/31/20

The Educational Center needs someone with the skill and personality to interact with many different groups visiting the farm. We need someone who with the skills to answer the phone and field questions, take off messages from the answering machine and make call backs. The hours would be flexible. The person would work in collaboration with the head volunteer coordinator. Some handling of money and making change would be needed, since the farm has a farm store located in the office. The person should have good interpersonal skills, able to handle money, take messages, return phone calls and set up dates for schools and others setting up visits to the Educational Center. Being able to use the computer a plus but not a requirement.

Coopersburg, PA

Through 3/31/20

The horses which are part of our Educational Center's Equestrian riding program and vocational program for students with disabilities. These horses are turned out to their pastures every day. To be in the best of health, it is important that they are groomed and handled daily. We are looking for volunteers with previous equine experience, who would be able to work along with the long term volunteers at the farm. All volunteers must enjoy being around horses. We will train interested people. The volunteer would not work alone in any turn out situation. Volunteers must be able to walk distances of 1/4 mile without difficulty and have a comfort level with walking one horse out to pasture at a time.

Coopersburg, PA

Through 3/31/20

Flint Hill Farm Educational Center dates to about 1850. The original source of water on the farm was through gathering water in the farm's three cisterns. One is near the barn, the other two are near the farm house. One of the cisterns is accessible through a well pump. The second was at the corner of the sun porch. During renovation, the access to that cistern was covered up. It is the desire of the Educational Center to resurrect that cistern and reconnect the drain pipes from the roof to it. The third cistern is supposedly under a wooden floor in what is now the tack room near the barn. Reclaiming these cisterns for their original purpose would be an excellent educational opportunity for students or a group in the community. The Educational Center, as a model of a sustainable farm to our local schools, would greatly benefit from having these again in working order. Individual or group would need to have knowledge of construction, use of tools, mason skills, and a willingness to be creative.

Coopersburg, PA

Through 3/31/20

Flint Hill Farm Educational Center has been a non profit Agro-Educational Center since 2006. The fencing was put up in 1997 and needs some Electrical TLC. Since we have draft horses and cows, we need to have the electrical charge in the fences. Thus we are asking for a Electric Fence Wizard to come and wave their magic wand and help fix broken areas and get ready for spring. Working understanding of electric fencing, electricity and construction of fencing systems

Coopersburg, PA

Through 3/31/20

Need person, male or female, to collect eggs, clean and package for sale. This person would also make sure that the nesting boxes are kept clean and filled with nesting material. Our eggs are sold in our farm store and at local farmers markets. They are important part of our community program and this station is used during our farm tours. Person needs to be able to bend to get into nesting boxes. We will train on how to collect, clean and package eggs in our hen house. Person needs to be comfortable with direct contact with chickens.

Coopersburg, PA

Through 3/31/20

Flint Hill Farm Educational Center's goal to span the gap between the urban/suburban community and the farm has taken on the challenge of meeting the needs of those schools not financially able to bring their students to the farm. Through the technology of telecommunication, the Educational Center desires to bring the farm into the classroom. A special person is needed with special knowledge and skills. This person needs to be skilled in telecommunication. Needs to be able to work as a team member. Understanding of creating videos, uploading to YouTube and creation of DVDs for Educational purposes

Coopersburg, PA

Through 3/31/20

Help us with coordinating school visits! The Educational Center has booked many local school, community and special interest groups. To keep the groups small and personalized we need a team of tour guides to walk the visitors to our different educational posts. These sites include the following: garden, dairy, blacksmith shop, pasture and woods, chickens and eggs. Orientation for this position necessary. We will provide all the appropriate materials. Volunteers can choose AM, PM or both. The AM runs from 8:30AM to 11:45. The PM runs from 1PM till 3PM. Volunteers need to enjoy dealing directly with the public. They do not need to have previous knowledge of farms, but they need to be motivated to learn about the 5 basic stations: chickens, dairy, garden, pasture and woods and blacksmith shop. We will provide an orientation, literature and anything that would make the volunteer more comfortable with the tour position. Walking on uneven ground necessary. Being able to walk one mile without difficulty necessary.

Coopersburg, PA

Through 3/31/20

Volunteers will be sorting donations of clothing and / or winter (project keep warm) items donations. These items go to those less fortunate. Donations are free to help others in our community for free. Clothing sorting operations may take place at various locations so please read and know that addresses and times. -Project Keep Warm operation will be: 1866 Auburn Street, Bethlehem LV -HOPE clothing rooms will be: 75 E. Union Blvd. Bethlehem (Emmanuel ECC Church) and 614 S. Carlisle Street, Allentown (Mosser Family Village Center) From November to early Jan, we will be mainly sorting winter items for our Project Keep Warm. All are welcome to volunteer. These are great for scout service projects, high school community service hours, seniors / retirees, groups and / or others who want to give back to those in need. Sign up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0e4baea92fa1f94-lehigh Visit our website for more information : https://lvbg.org/events/lehigh-valley-hope/

Bethlehem, PA

Through 4/15/19

Our clothing rooms are for those in need throughout our community. LV H.O.P.E. has provided free clothing, bedding items, footwear, other similar items and resources to the less fortunate of all ages. These clothing rooms assist local homeless individuals and families, returning military personnel, fire & flood victims, others in need and emergency situations. We welcome volunteers to help. We conduct monthly volunteer days/nights; we have groups, schools, mental health clients, special needs, seniors, retirees, high school students earning community service hours, scouts earning their Eagle projects and more who support by volunteering and coordinating donation drives. Locations are in Mosser Village Family Center, Allentown; Emmanuel EC Church, Bethlehem; Easton location TBD. Questions? Email Kevin Cope at KCope@lvbg.org. Learn more at www.lvbg.org or www.lehighvalleyhope.org.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 11/4/19

The Salvation Army, Bethlehem, needs cooking teams of 6-8 people to prepare community meals on Sundays, serving at 1 p.m. This is an excellent opportunity for "cooking families", service clubs, church groups, "friend groups", "community caring groups", employee groups, etc. Email jeffkulls@hotmail.com or call Jeff Kulls at 484-554-7992 for details and to schedule date any Sunday year-round. Meal contents provided.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 12/22/19

Ring the bell at a Red Kettle location in Allentown. Adopt the day and share the time with your group or ring at the kettles with friends Volunteer for a two or 4 hour shift. Indoor locations available at Macys, Boscov, JCPenney in the Lehigh Valley mall. Outdoor locations available at Walmart, Walgreens and a variety of local supermarkets. Days available are Monday through Saturday from now through December 24th. We are very flexible and willing to work with your schedule. Click the Express Interest button below.

Allentown, PA

Through 12/24/18

Meals On Wheels of Northampton County is in need of volunteers to deliver meals to homebound seniors in the Easton, Slate Belt, and Bethlehem areas; Monday thru Friday, 10am-1pm. Volunteers will use their own vehicles to deliver meals.

Through 1/31/22

Looking for Christians to hold Bible Studies in the county jail, community corrections center and recovery center. They are held seven days a week. Bilingual is not necessary. Volunteers could commit to once a month or every week but must be committed to their scheduled timeslot. Also need letter writers and mentors. We are required to have yearly training. New volunteers will be working alongside seasoned volunteers. Please review our website www.yokefellowpa.org for more information and our state website www.yokefellowship.net for information about our parent organization.

Through 12/31/30

Heart Ball Auction Chair Someone willing to help create and manage a committee of volunteers with staff support to help solicit auction items for the AHA Heart Ball. The event will occur February 23rd, 2019. We will meet when it works with your schedule to develop plan of action and touch base. Please reach out with interest or additional questions.

Through 2/23/19

Collects & manages player data; communicates with coaches; computer skills required. Oversees registration for our programs and our 3rd party registration tool. BOARD MEETINGS ARE TYPICALLY THE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7PM AND ARE HELD AT BIG WOODY'S ON HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN.

Through 1/1/19

Attends quarterly LVYSL (travel league) meetings & reports back to the board and travel coaches. BOARD MEETINGS ARE TYPICALLY THE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7PM AND ARE HELD AT BIG WOODY'S ON HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN.

Through 1/1/19

Attends quarterly NVYSL (rec league) meetings & reports back to the board and rec coaches. BOARD MEETINGS ARE TYPICALLY THE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7PM AND ARE HELD AT BIG WOODY'S ON HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN.

Through 1/1/19

Be the right hand to the coach and keep all administrative materials, rosters, practice schedules, equipment, pictures and media, water, snacks and more up to date and moving forward during the season of the team.

Through 1/1/19

You can be a head coach or an assistant coach in any of our programs, Intramural, Recreation, or Travel. You don't have to be experienced and we can help place you on a team that would best fit you or you can request where you'd like to help out. Find out more information on our Coaches Corner.

Through 1/1/19

Being a volunteer-run organization, we can always use more helping hands. Things like assisting with registration for programs, sorting copies of flyers and other marketing materials, delivering flyers to schools, helping pump up balls and set up fields, inventory equipment, etc. We certainly can find a place for you! Find out more at our volunteer page!

Through 1/1/19

Bethlehem Special Olympics is in need of additional mentors for our athletes who are in leadership roles. We have several types of mentor roles available including working with our Athlete Leadership Team, Global Messengers, Athletes as a Coach and more. A mentor needs to be a supporter, adviser, guide, coach, teacher, someone who gives help and advice to help a person learn a role, and can give specified training in a particular subject or event and help empower the athlete. The mentor journeys with the athlete through observations, experiences, the Athlete Leadership Training Series/ALPs University coursework, and practical application of leadership skills. Together, they experience the evolution of an athlete leader. Building leadership skills is a partnership between an athlete and a mentor and one of the most rewarding experiences ever! As new challenges or skills sets are introduced to an athlete, the mentor modifies his/her level of influence as needed. There is no magic time frame for an athlete’s acquisition of knowledge, self-exploration and leadership skills. Every athlete is different in their rate of learning and development of their skills and self-confidence. Roles of Mentors Mentors’ roles are multi-dimensional and may include, but are not limited to, the following: Finds short-term mentor(s) to assist with athlete’s desired new role if mentor’s skill-sets do not meet the athlete’s need at that time such as becoming a coach or an official Moves between helper, speech coach, facilitator, advisor, confidant, teacher and friend as needed Works one-on-one during each course and monitors follow up tasks Ensures there are adequate opportunities to provide practicum experiences Commits to a partnership in making the ALPs experiences as meaningful as possible Is an advocate at all times Ensures athlete knows about training opportunities inside and outside Special Olympics Characteristics of Good Mentors Characteristics never diminish but grow with experience. Listed are some of the most important characteristics any mentor should have: Learns everything one can about the athlete Gives encouragement and provides constructive feedback Asks the questions “why” or “how” to check the athlete’s understanding Allows athlete time to formulate answers to questions and express him or herself before intervening; provide help as needed Values athlete’s opinions and preferences Listens – people want to know what the athlete thinks, not what the mentor knows Helps athletes stay on task Fades assistance as athlete leader becomes more proficient in skills and role Represents Special Olympics professionally

Through 6/1/19

Bethlehem Special Olympics is seeking additional volunteers for their Fundraising Committee. Members of the Fundraising Committee work to ensure we have enough funding each year to run our program. They plan and facilitate all our Fundraising events. Without these events we would not be able to run all of the programs, events, and activities that we currently have. Members generally only coordinate one event and help with other events.

Through 7/31/19

Volunteers are needed to assist with special programs and events throughout the school year. Examples could include Kindergarten Transition events, wellness night and more! Assitance could include registration, set-up/take-down, greeting guests, monitoring raffles, etc. Contact us for more information on events and dates!

Through 6/30/19

Bethlehem Special Olympics is in need of an Assistant Manager who would be responsible for assisting the program manager in all aspects of local program management and preparing to transition into the Program Manager's role as part of the program's succession plan. While this is not a specific board opportunity it is a great leadership opportunity to be on the local management team. Bethlehem Special Olympics is run entirely by volunteers and is a year round program providing local sport competition to people with Intellectual Disabilities of all ages.

Through 12/31/19

Bethlehem Special Olympics is in need of a Competition Coordinator who would be responsible for all aspects of sports competition for local program coaches and athletes. Monthly management team meetings are required while most of the work is done on your own time. While this is not a specific board opportunity it is a great leadership opportunity to be on the local management team. The Competition Coordinator needs to be excellent on the computer (email, Excel) and good with learning new software programs. Additional help would be provided for the first year. Bethlehem Special Olympics is run entirely by volunteers and is a year round program providing local sport competition to people with Intellectual Disabilities of all ages. Please contact us and become a part of a winning team!

Through 12/31/19