Come help out at Healthy Kids Day, a free community event that helps families find fun through active play and educational opportunities to improve health and well being. We need help before, during, and after the event with set-up, clean-up, and helping with the planned activities.

Easton, PA

4/21/18 3:00 PM

Every day, seven people in this country die from home fires. Sound the Alarm – Save a Life is part of a nationwide Red Cross initiative to reduce the number of deaths and injuries caused by home fires. Since the program began less than four years ago, it has saved over 380 lives! On Saturday, April 28, the Red Cross volunteers will join with firefighters and community members at the East Side Fire Station in Allentown to go out in teams educating residents about home fire safety and installing free smoke alarms in homes without them. Volunteers gain first-hand experience in improving the lives of others by reducing the chances of home fire related deaths and injuries. No special skills or experience are necessary – all training is provided in the morning. We’ll also provide coffee and doughnuts in the morning and lunch in the afternoon. We’d love to have you join us! You can register via our Public Registration Form.

Allentown, PA

4/28/18 9:00 AM

March of Dimes is seeking volunteers for a variety of duties at our Annual March for Babies and Run for Babies event on Sunday, April 29th at Cedar Crest College. This annual 2.5 mile walk & 5K run is attended by 5,000+ participants who are working together to raise awareness of the urgent health crisis facing moms and babies in this country. Each year, nearly half a million babies in the U.S. are born prematurely or with a birth defect. March of Dimes leads the fight for the health of all moms and babies. Volunteer shifts begin at 7:30am and run throug the completion of the event at 2:00pm. Please send inquiries to Kerri DiDario, Executive Director, via email kdidario@marchofdimes.org or call 610-814-7004.

Allentown, PA

4/29/18 7:30 AM

Please join us on Saturday, May 5th from 9am - 1pm to help us beautify the grounds of the historic Whitefield House and Gray Cottage in Nazareth! By volunteering at the Historical Society, you will gain valuable volunteer hours for school, the community or yourself, and most importantly you will help preserve local history for generations to come! We will be filling in holes, picking up branches and doing some general gardening to prepare for our upcoming Annual Arts & Crafts Festival on June 2nd! We welcome volunteers aged 14+, outdoor tools will be provided (feel free to bring your own) and light refreshments will be served but bring your own lunch. Once the cleanup is completed we welcome you to visit our museum featuring hundreds of years Moravian History! Our organization relies on volunteers to provide the wonderful programming we have throughout the year including our Historic Nazareth Walking Tours, Whitefield After Dark Lecture Series and our Youth History Camps! We greatly appreciate our volunteers and their service to the Lehigh Valley community and hope you can join us for our community cleanup day! For more information about us please visit our website at www.moravianhistoricalsociety.org. Rain Date: Saturday May 12, 9am - 1pm

Nazareth, PA

5/5/18 9:00 AM

Set-up up canopies and temporary fencing, clean grill, set-up food stand for our annual American Indian Relic Show featuring artifact collections from over 50 professional collectors

Allentown, PA

5/5/18 10:00 AM

This opportunity is perfect for a self-motovated volunteer who enjoys connecting the public with cultural events as it pertains to the Museum of Indian Culture's special events and exhibits via social media, community calendars, emails, etc.

Allentown, PA

5/5/18 11:00 AM +more

We are looking for volunteers who are able to help us the day of the event of Go Red for Women on 5/11/18. You will be helping with registration, auction, check out. We will be providing lunch. You will only be interacting with the guests and staff. The event is a fundraiser for the American Heart Association, with Lunch, Auction and education.

Bethlehem, PA

5/11/18 9:00 AM

We're looking for energetic, early risers, who can help with our Rock N Run set-up! Volunteers will be responsible for placing cones, signs and directional arrows in designated areas along each course route. There is no limit to the number of helpers we could use, so round-up your friends, siblings or spouse and sign-up today! Please note that the start time for this volunteer opportunity is 6:30am. Click on the link below to view our event website for more information and other volunteer opportunities. www.rocknrun4kids.com

Allentown, PA

5/12/18 6:30 AM

Do you like cars and organization? Then you are just the person we are looking for! We need reliable, safe volunteers to oversee the parking areas, to ensure the cars are parked off the course and within the designated areas. This volunteer opportunity will also help organize other volunteers, musicians, course marshalls, water stations, etc to make sure everyone is where they need to be. Does this sound like a challenge you are willing to accept? We hope so! Please click on the link below to view our event website, and other volunteer opportunities available! www.rocknrun4kids.com

Allentown, PA

5/12/18 7:00 AM

We're raising awareness for National Foster Care Month with the 7th Annual Rock N' Run 4 Kids 10K, 5K and Kids Fun Run to be held on May 12th at Coca-Cola Park, Allentown. We have a variety of volunteer opportunities from Set Up and Registration, to Face Painters and Selfie Station Attendants! There is something for all ages and everyone is welcome. For more information please go to our event website listed below, and click on the 'Register to Volunteer' button. You will be re-directed to our sign-up page which lists in detail each volunteer opportunity. http://www.rocknrun4kids.com/volunteer.html

Allentown, PA

5/12/18 7:30 AM

Want to help our runners stay on course and get their best race times possible? Then this is the opportunity for you! We are looking for volunteers to stand along the 5K and 10K courses at key twists and turns, to direct participants appropriately. We will also need Course Marshalls to stand on the perimeter of the baseball field during the Kids' Fun Run to ensure no one accidentally ends up on the grass! This is a great job for anyone who likes to cheer people on, and is comfortable standing. Please click on the link below to view our event website, and for more volunteer opportunities! www.rocknrun4kids.com

Allentown, PA

5/12/18 7:30 AM

Work together with other volunteers to end hunger in America! The Volunteer Coordinator will lead volunteers in packing boxes of food and personal care items which are then distributed across the Northeastern United States. The Saturday Box Brigade will take place the second Saturday of every other month. Our first Saturday will be March 10, 2018. This on-going opportunity is perfect for friends, families, clubs, youth groups, church groups, senior citizens, special needs groups, corporate team building groups, and individuals.

Bethlehem, PA

7/14/18 9:00 AM +more

We're looking for volunteers who aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and flex their muscles (big or small). Our clean-up team will help to break down tables and chairs post-race, as well as misc other projects to help get Coca Cola Park back into prime condition! The more people we can get, the quicker the clean-up will be. So round-up your friends or social groups and sign-up today! Please click on the link below to view our event website, and to see other volunteer opportunities! www.rocknrun4kids.com

Allentown, PA

5/12/18 9:00 AM

We are in need of a person with graphic design skills to volunteer to create our bi-monthly Newsletter. Content will be furnished but needs appealing design. Our initial publication will be in mid-December.

Allentown, PA

5/15/18 12:00 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

6/18/18 5:00 PM +more

During the Spring, Summer and Fall months the grass around the Museum of Indian Culture' must be mowed and weed-whacked on a weekly basis. In addition, we have 2 flower beds that require weeding regularly.

Allentown, PA

5/26/18 10:00 AM +more

Work together with other volunteers to end hunger in America! The Volunteer Coordinator will lead volunteers in packing boxes of food and personal care items which are then distributed across the Northeastern United States. The Weeknight Box Brigade will take place the second Thursday of every other month. Our first Thursday will be February 8, 2018. This on-going opportunity is perfect for friends, families, clubs, youth groups, church groups, senior citizens, special needs groups, corporate team building groups, and individuals.

Bethlehem, PA

8/9/18 5:00 PM +more

Set-up up canopies. food stand, and children's activity area for our annual Native American music, art and food festival. All volunteers must wear sturdy shoes and dress weather appropriate. In appreciation, volunteers who complete at least a one 4 hour shifrt helping to set-up will receive two complimentary admission tickets to the Roasting Ears of Corn Festival August 18 and 19

Allentown, PA

8/4/18 10:00 AM +more

Compeer matches volunteers from the community with members in need of friendship. Our volunteers spend four hours a month with a member who is in stable mental health recovery engaging in activities they both enjoy. Our matches will simply go for a walk or out for a cup of coffee but these activities make a huge impact on our members lives. Volunteering with us helps our members feel less lonely and isolated. Compeer has also added a similar service for veterans. It's called CompeerCorps. If you know a veteran in need of a friendship or a veteran who is interested in volunteering with other veterans, we are waiting to hear from them. For more information you can contact us at compeer@pbfalv.org or visit our website at www.compeerlehighvalley.org.

Catasauqua, PA

Through 6/30/18

Shelter improvements and repairs Routine Maintenance Landscaping

Germansville, PA

Through 4/1/22

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

It only takes 2 hours a week to change a life! Tabor Mentoring is in the business of creating change in our community. We service youth in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems to foster POSITIVE changes in their life. That change is you! Spending 2 hours per week with a mentee can decrease negative outcomes like teen pregnancy, criminal activity, and drop out rates. All you have to do is model an ALTERNATIVE path. Are you up for the challenge?

Bethlehem, PA

Through 4/25/18

Manito Life Center will need assistance daily for feed team. Training will be provided to those approved for this volunteer opportunity. Feed team will begin at approximately 3 PM daily and will end usually between 5 PM and 7 PM depending on number of people on feed team. Feed team includes feeding grain and hay, turning out horses for the evening, cleaning stalls, cleaning water buckets, general barn cleaning (sweeping, etc.), prepping grain for the following day, and other general barn work. By helping us care for our horses this will directly assist Manito Life Center participants. Please note, not all feed team members will be required to complete all above listed tasks. Younger team members may only be assigned to clean stalls, for example. Horse handling is reserved for older teens or adults, unless volunteer is an active, approved Manito Student. All Manito Life Center volunteers must be approved, trained, and any adult 18 and over must have background checks and clearances prior to volunteering. Also, it is not required to join feed team daily or weekly. Manito is accepting volunteers with flexible schedules.

Allentown, PA

Through 6/1/18

SafeStart Volunteers – Work with children from birth - 3 years of age all year round in a child care setting. There are 2 locations in the Allentown area. This center-based setting, known as SafeStart, is the region’s only therapeutic classroom program for abused infants and toddlers.

Allentown, PA

Through 7/10/18

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. Since August of 2017 we welcomed over 2,343 teachers who left our facility with 52,600 lbs of books and 67,139 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 2:30 pm-5:30 pm the first two Tuesdays and the last two Wednesdays of the month, August through May. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 2:00 pm. Restocking of the store happens during the week from 9 am-12 pm.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 5/23/18

Love horses, kids, and helping others? We have a volunteer opportunity for you! Manito Life Center offers therapeutic riding to both children and adults with special needs and disabilities. We operate year round, 7 days a week, and are in need of volunteers to help in sessions. All volunteers will receive training overseen by our Program Director and Head Instructor, Jennifer Lomastro. Volunteers under the age of 18 are required to have parent or guardian accompany them during the entire training unless pre-approved by Manito staff. Volunteer roles include, but are not limited to the following: side walking horse handling grooming/tacking up general horse care before and/or after session tack cleaning/prep before and/or after session No experience needed.

Allentown, PA

Through 8/24/18

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. 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

Committee meetings are currently being held on Thursdays, 3:30 p.m. at the Mission. If you can not attend in person, there are plenty of opportunities to help from home. When available, you can join the meetings via conference call. For details on committee positions, click this link Here are some of the committees that can use your time & talents: Gala Chairperson, or Co-Chairperson Calling Committee Centerpiece Committee Set Up Committee Silent Auction Committee Greeting Committee Usher and Clean Up Committee

Allentown, PA

Through 4/21/18

o Tuesday and Thursday from 1pm – 4pm o Help make bagged lunches for our Working Clean Team men and to hand out to hungry homeless people. Work alongside food staff. Commit one or two afternoons a week! Long term commitment requested.

Allentown, PA

Through 12/27/18

o Mondays and Tuesdays from 10am – 2pm o Accept and sort through incoming clothing donations o keep the clothing room organized and maintained

Allentown, 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

Organize and lead a 1-1.5 hour activity on a hobby or special interest (i.e. arts & crafts, jewelry making, crochet, painting, origami, bird house, wood working, recycled plastic bag mats) with neighbors who are socially isolated or homeless at our community center in center city Allentown. Volunteers are asked to provide all materials necessary for their activity. We are looking to offer this opportunity twice every month, between 1:30-3:30pm at the center with the day of your choice from Wednesday-Saturday. Offering an activity at the community center will help build connections and foster community across social and economic boundaries. Thank you for your interest, we would be happy to answer questions you may have. After expressing interest, the opportunity leader will contact you to confirm dates, time and hobby.

Allentown, PA

Through 8/31/18

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

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

Seeking Trainee Applicants to learn the art, science, and practice of tutoring children using the Orton-Gillingham approach. This opporunity requires dedicated, motivated individuals with a Bachelor's Degree. Education background preferred, but not required. Training begins in the summer of 2018 and completes in the spring of 2019. Benefits: - Free Orton-Gillingham training at the Children's Dyslexia Center of the Lehigh Valley leading to Initial Level Certification through Children's Dyslexia Centers, Inc. Training includes 55 lecture hours and 100 practicum hours with children. - 180 hours of Act 48 credit on completion of certification requirements. For more information, call us at 610-435-0997 or email us at cdcallentown@gmail.com

Allentown, PA

Through 5/31/18

Help adult students to strengthen their literacy skills and improve their lives through education. Become a Volunteer Literacy Instructor! A Volunteer Literacy Instructor will support student learning by leading a small group of adult learners to improve their basic skills in math and language arts, or GED® topics. Opportunities to tutor students one-to-one may also be available. Volunteer Literacy Instructors will: Have a 4-year degree (any discipline) Have prior teaching or tutoring experience Be comfortable independently tutoring students one-to-one or leading a small group of learners, including preparing instructional materials, and presenting instruction to students. Attend a Volunteer Tutor Orientation workshop, which includes an overview of our program, information about the purpose and intent of adult basic education, and volunteer opportunities in our program. Participants will also complete required paperwork. Attend subsequent tutor trainings (instructional meetings) prior to tutoring students Participate in professional development opportunities All volunteers are required to attend a Volunteer Tutor Orientation before tutoring. The next Volunteer Tutor Orientation will be scheduled for summer 2018. To be placed on a Volunteer Tutor Orientation contact list, please click on the "Express Interest" button. Include your full name in your email. Thank you!

Bethlehem, PA

Through 10/1/18

Help adult students to strengthen their literacy skills and improve their lives through education. Become a Volunteer Classroom Tutor! Classroom Tutors directly support student learning by assisting instructors in Adult Basic Education, GED®, or English as a Second Language classrooms. Tutors help students to improve their math, language arts, or English language skills under the guidance of a professional adult literacy instructor. Classroom Tutors will: have a minimum of a High School diploma or equivalent and have good reading, writing, and speaking skills in English Attend a Volunteer Tutor Orientation workshop, which includes an overview of our program, information about the purpose and intent of adult basic education, and volunteer opportunities in our program. Participants will also complete required paperwork. All volunteers are required to attend a Volunteer Tutor Orientation before tutoring. The next Volunteer Tutor Orientation will be scheduled for summer 2018. To be placed on a Volunteer Tutor Orientation contact list, please click on the "Express Interest" button. Include your full name in your email. Thank you!

Bethlehem, PA

Through 10/1/18

Become a member of a Red Cross Disaster Action Team (DAT)! As a DAT member, you'll respond to disasters, such as house fires, hurricanes and winter storms and assist victims with their immediate emergency needs for shelter, food, and clothing. DAT members must be at least 18 years old, have respect for people of diverse backgrounds and cultures and be able to work as part of a team. The schedule is flexible.

Allentown, PA

Through 2/28/19

The American Red Cross Pillowcase Project is a one-hour curriculum that provides emergency-preparedness education to youth in grades 3-5 in school and after-school settings. This interactive program addresses fire safety, local hazards, coping skills and making a personal emergency kit in a pillowcase that is supplied by the program. Volunteers conduct outreach to schools, after school groups, community centers and scouting troops, with the goal of securing presentation sites. They then give Pillowcase Project presentations to youth, age 8-11, at those sites. Training is provided, but some teaching experienceis helpful. Each presentation takes about 2 hours,including set up and clean up.

Allentown, PA

Through 2/28/19

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 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

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

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

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

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

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

YEA! is looking for volunteers to help with recruitment of members for one of our music programs, Cadets2 (C2), a weekend-only, regionally performing drum and bugle corps. C2 consists of approximately 128 young men and women ages 16 to 25 located in the Lehigh Valley and surrounding area. Recruitment will be in the form of phone calls, emails, and direct messages sent to potential members. Volunteers with strong communication/writing skills, a musical background and/or experience with the marching arts, and availability in the late afternoon/early evening are preferred.

Allentown, PA

Through 6/1/18

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

Tour Guides / Docents are needed to greet and provide visitors with an educational experience about Native American lifeways and history as it pertains to our exhbiits. This is an active learning center for children and adults of all ages and abilities. If you have an interest in Native American history and culture or early Pennsylvania history and/or enjoy learning, we offer you an interesting experience. Tour Guides are needed Thursday - Friday and required to volunteer at least one 6 hour shift per week.

Allentown, PA

Through 8/26/18

Do you enjoy planning events? Are you outgoing and positive-spirited? Do you love contributing towards a great cause? If you anwsered YES to any of the above questions, the LV Zoo has a spot for you! The Lehigh Valley Zoo is currently seeking 6-8 individuals to join our Zoo Gala Planning Committee! These individuals must be 21+ and must be able to committ to attending planning meetings once a month (May-October.) These individuals will be responsible for tasks includling but limited to: making phone calls, securing donation items for basket raffles, and researching event details. Previous experience is preferred but not required. All members of the committee will be invited to attend the Black Tie Zoo Gala. All interested individuals may contact our Development Director, Doreen Carl, at 610.799.4171 x232 or by email at: dcarl@lvzoo.org To be considered for this position, please contact Doreen no later than May 7th, 2018.

Schnecksville, PA

Through 10/31/18

Some of our animals need to be socialized in a family/home setting, and sometimes we simply run out of space for our animals. An interview may be all that is separating you from a foster pet while we search for a forever family.

Germansville, PA

Through 3/4/22

The primary duty of the library/archives coordinator is to oversee the daily operations of the historical and genealogical library to provide efficient, effective, and integrated services. The coordinator works closely with the other library volunteers to guide work flows, provide leadership in development of appropriate policies and procedures, and make recommendations for service improvements. Duties include orientation of new volunteers, monitoring the development and preservation of library and archival resources, maintaining library files, and compiling data about library activities. The coordinator also participates in the daily flow of activity, assisting patrons and working on projects of interest. The library is currently open Wednesday through Friday.

Easton, PA

Through 12/31/21

Come join a fun group and help with the Bethlehem Special Olympic Gymnastics team. Practices are held on a weekly basis from November until June on Thursday evenings from 7:30-8:30 PM. If interested please contact volunteers@bethlehemSOPA.org for more information.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 6/30/18

Be involved in all aspects of our Fundraising events. Be a chairperson, help with phone calls, assist with auction items received, put together committees for event planning and execution. Post event Thank You notes and follow up, including be a part of our team by participating in “Lessons learned” meetings

Whitehall, PA

Through 6/16/18

Drive or visit on one of 33 delivery routes! Take meals to homebound elderly and people with disabilities. Help once a week, once a month, or on a substitute basis. We deliver Monday through Friday; routes leave at 11 a.m. and take approx. an hour to an hour and a half to complete. Volunteers must complete an application including a reference and background check. There is also a mandatory training session. We do not accept court-ordered community service.

Allentown, PA

Through 5/2/18

Family Connection of Easton is currently seeking board members interested in working with an education-based non-profit agency. Board terms are 2 years in length and members are asked to join at least one committee. Full board meetings are held 4 times per year, typically at 5:30pm at schools within the Easton Area School District. Family Connection is a 501(c)3, United Way member agency that serves as the family center for the Easton Area School District.

Easton, PA

Through 4/27/18

Want to have a lot of fun helping athletes of all ages learn how to swim and work on their swim strokes and endurance? Bethlehem Special Olympics is in need of additional coaches and volunteers for our weekly Aquatics practices. The Aquatics season is fro September until June. Volunteers need to be proficient swimmers and be willing to get in the pool and work one on one with athletes. No experience teaching swim lessons is necessary but being a good swimmer is required.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 5/1/18

The Bethlehem Special Olympics is looking for members of the Recruitment sub-committee to work with the volunteer coordinator to help recruit volunteers. As part of the sub-committee you would help attend recruitment events at schools, workplaces, fun events like IronPigs as well as help coordinate events for our athletes and volunteers.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 6/1/18

Be an ambassador for the shelter. ​Show off our wonderful animals by manning information tables at malls, fairs and events.

Allentown, PA

Through 8/17/18

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 5/31/18

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 5/31/18

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 5/31/18

Bethlehem Special Olympics is in need of a PR Coordinator. This person would be responsible for communications to establish and promote favorable internal and external relationships. Preferred qualifications include excellent organization and communication skills, familiarity with media organization in the local area, and the ability to work cooperatively with volunteers. Most of the work is done on your own time, flexibility with your schedule is great! Attending monthly Management Team meetings is required. Meetings are held once a month in the evenings, usually on the second Monday each month.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 7/7/18

Bethlehem Special Olympics is in need of a training coordinator. This person would participate in key decision making and would be responsible for all sports training for coaches and athletes. They would also oversee the reservation of training facilities, practice and game schedules and ensure that we have the needed uniforms and equipment. Attendance at our monthly management team meetings is required. Meetings are generally held in the evenings on the second Monday of each month.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 7/7/18

Bethlehem Special Olympics is in need of a Competition Coordinator. This person would be responsible for all aspects of sports competition for local program coaches and athletes. Along with the Training Coordinator the Competition Coordinator would host pre-season coaches meetings 2-3 times a year. The Competition Coordinator would be in charge of planning and over seeing all local competitions, ensure all competitions are registered with forms and paperwork submitted for program’s delegation for advanced competitions. The current Competition Coordinator can help with a transition period. Attendance at monthly management team meetings is required. Meetings are normally held in the evenings on the second Monday of each month. This position requires someone who is proficient with email, Microsoft Excel, and able to easily learn new programs.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 7/7/18

Bethlehem Special Olympics is in need of volunteers to help coach for several different sports. You don’t need to be an expert, as long as you know how to play and the basic skills we could use your help. We’re looking for dedicated volunteer who can make most weekly practices. - Rhythmic Gymnastics – Head Coach needed – runs from October to June - Aquatics runs from September to May - Bowling runs from January to March - Basketball runs from January to June - Softball runs from January to June - Soccer runs from August to November - Volleyball runs from July to November - Young Athletes – for athletes ages 2-7 years old – runs in April to May

Bethlehem, PA

Through 7/7/18

Community Partners 4 Kids has begun to form a "Youth Advisory Board" to serve in conjunction with our main corporate Board. These members will serve several roles in leadership training from helping to propose related programming for our primary mission, help to create and mange fundraising events, play a key role in building community awareness by representing the organization at various community events.

Allentown, PA

Through 5/31/18

Manito Life Center is located on a beautiful 60 acre preserved horse farm in Allentown, Pennsylvania. We are in need of volunteer support to maintain the grounds so our students can enjoy the property year-round. Manito Life Center hosts several events a year including, but not limited to, horse shows, fundraisers, and ongoing volunteer training. Volunteers are needed in the following areas: lawn care and weeding throughout the property assisting in maintaining our newly planted organic garden clearing debris from fallen branches, brush, and other overgrown areas assisting to maintain our trail area for our horses and riders Volunteers should be 16 years of age or older, however younger volunteers are welcome when accompanied by a responsible adult or guardian. General yard work and gardening experience is helpful in this volunteer opportunity.

Allentown, PA

Through 8/23/19

Manito Life Center is looking for volunteers to assist in maintaining our facility. Volunteers joining the barn work and site maintenance would be responsible for the following tasks: fencing inspection and repair pasture maintenance general cleaning and organization of our two barns and arenas maintaining a running inventory of supplies (grain, bedding, supplements, cleaning products, etc.) assisting in recycle and refuse management Please note, Manito Life Center aims to be a green facility and recycle and reuse materials whenever possible. Volunteers on this team should be conscientious of conservation of energy and resources and help to ensure Manito sends as little waste to landfills as possible. Training will be provided regarding recycling protocols as well as other site maintenance tasks. Volunteers should be 16 years of age or older, however younger volunteers are welcome when accompanied by a responsible adult or guardian. No experience needed.

Allentown, PA

Through 8/23/19

Manito Life Center operates year round. Manito Life Center, a 501(c)(3) Corporation, is dedicated to helping children and adults who are experiencing trauma, children diagnosed on the autism spectrum, and individuals with a variety of physical and cognitive disabilities. Services include Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy, Equine-Assisted learning, and Therapeutic Riding. We are in need of volunteers to join our fundraising and grant writing teams to aid us in expanding services for our participants. Volunteers interested in joining these teams would assist in the following tasks: event planning ticket sales connecting with community members to request donations assist during horse shows and other on site fundraisers venue set up and clean up - when applicable grant writing Experienced fundraisers and grant writers may have employment opportunities at Manito as we are currently hiring for these positions.

Allentown, PA

Through 8/23/19

The Track and Field Event is the Lehigh County Special Olympics' largest event and one that is well received by the community. Over 700 Athletes participate. The committee organizes the event by working on logistics, food, scheduling, transportation, etc. The same volunteers have been organizing the event for the last decade, and we can’t thank them enough. Meetings are held once a month (September through May) for an hour or two to review progress. The meeting dates are scheduled on availability of the committee members. The system and protocols are in place, so all we need are more volunteers to fill positions: Master of Communications/PR; Registration; Database Manager; Secretary; Medical Coordinator; Non-perishable goods procurement; Corporate Volunteers. It is an event that is very important to the athletes, and they need your help

Allentown, PA

Through 5/1/18

Northeast Ministry is seeking volunteers to tutor children in grades 1-12 during our After School Homework Club. The club meets Monday - Thursday from 3:30pm-5:30pm. Tutors needed to assist children with homework, reading, and school projects. All tutors must complete and pass background clearances before beginning to work with children.

Bethlehem, PA

Through 6/8/18

Allentown School District Health Service is looking for RNs and/or LPNs to volunteer for our screening team. All school districts in Pennsylvania are mandated to perform screenings on their students from kindergarten to 12th grade every school year. Screenings consist of height, weight, vision, hearing, and scoliosis. If interested in becoming a part of our ASD health services screening team please contact Dr. Kim Brannan, Assistant Director of Health Services at 484-765-4059.

Allentown, PA

Through 6/20/18

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 7/31/18

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

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

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

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

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