Offers volunteer opportunities to individuals and groups in home construction, committee, and daytime office work.

Volunteers needed to assist in office work, primarily filing, typing and telephone work. Flexible hours, weekdays 9am-noon or 1pm-5pm. College-age, Adults, High School, AHORA SI volunteers tutor limited English-speaking children 5-12 years old in the areas of mathematics, writing, reading, social studies, science, etc. Mon, Tues, and Wed., 3pm-5pm. Volunteers needed to teach computer literacy from 10am-11am and 3pm-5pm.

Volunteer opportunities include the weekend welcome and merchandise booth, assistance with events and in the office. Ambassador opportunities include tour guides for formal tours, and for informal (walk-up) tours and off-site speaking engagements, including help for the Farmer's Market which runs from June through October.

Offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for those who want to help the MS office and events.

Provides volunteer opportunities for individuals or groups, such as schools, houses of worship, local clubs, etc to help with a variety of activities, such as heavy lifting, light office work, shopping assistants (Wednesday and Thursday mornings), communications, graphic design, event planning, grant writing and fund raising.

Volunteers are vital to the Regional Food Bank. Every day, volunteers assist in our warehouse, on our farm, in our office, and in the community to ensure our operation continues to be most efficient.

Offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for those who want to help the MS office and events.

Offers opportunity to volunteer and assist in patient care or administrative support. Also provides training for new patient care volunteers.

Volunteers are vital to the Regional Food Bank. Every day, volunteers assist in our warehouse, on our farm, in our office, and in the community to ensure our operation continues to be most efficient.

Oversees volunteer program and youth community service projects in Broome County, coordination of Blood Services volunteers and community presentations on preparedness. Volunteer opportunities range from helping at blood drives to office assistance. Also opportunities to work in disaster relief, youth services, health/safety education. Teen volunteer opportunities range from helping at blood drives to grocery shopping for homebound elderly to office assistance. Also opportunities to work in disaster relief, youth services, health/safety education.Age Requirement: 16+ yrs. Required Training & Application Procedures: Generally one hour scheduled training; complete written application Police Clearance: Background check required. Proof of Immunization: May be required for disaster services.

The Bundy Museum campus consists of 5 buildings; the Bundy house, Visitor Center, Bundy Annex Theater (located behind the museum), Gallery 131 at 131 Main St, and Binghamton Photo at 32 Cedar St

Volunteers help clean the shelter, do laundry, care for the cats and socialize the cats. Additionally, there is gardening work and painting, on an as needed basis. Volunteers are welcome on a regular schedule or whenever available even if only for a few hours. Help is needed to clean and feed the cats from 9:15 a.m. to noon, prior to the opening to the public. Socialization of the cats happens beginning at noon.

Offers clinical, operational or administrative volunteer opportunities. Volunteers are asked to make a commitment of 50 hours over a period of three months, whether as a learning opportunity for students or merely as a way of giving back to one's community. Clinical assignments in our residential and community-based programs may include participation in our recreational program, agency-sponsored events and leisure and relaxation therapy. Volunteers also provide one-to-one attention to our program participants, such as reading a book, taking a person for a walk, or simply serving as a "big brother or big sister." A volunteer is selected on the basis of individual interest, skill, and experience.

Provides a variety of volunteer opportunities in the areas of office work, holiday bell ringers for the red bucket stations, and working in the food pantry or soup kitchen.

Provides opportunities for people of all ages and walks of life to assist the staff throughout the hospital, nursing home, and off-site outpatient programs, patient areas and behind the scenes. Volunteer opportunities consist of services to augment the staff, circulating books and magazines, office work, and helping in the gift shop and front desk.

Recruits volunteers to provide transportation, running errands, doing household tasks, help plan and manage appointments, assist with phone calls or other clerical duties, companionship, etc.

Seeks volunteers to assist with recreational therapy, make friendly visits, staff gift shop, provide wheelchair transport to activities and therapy, teach computer skills, assist with clerical, share talents such as painting, crafts, sewing, etc.

Offers various volunteer opportunities available in helping with the construction of homes, helping with the committee, and daytime office work.

Offers volunteer opportunities for ages 14 and up including recreational activities, pastoral care, clerical assistants, day care assistants and immigrant services.

Offers volunteer opportunities in the following areas: patient care, gift shop, information desk/guest services, office/clerical duties, patient transportation, print shop, and dietary. The application form is also available on the website.

Offers opportunity to volunteer and assist in patient care or administrative support. Also provides training for new patient care volunteers.

Offers volunteer opportunities for ages 14 and up including recreational activities, pastoral care, clerical assistants, day care assistants and immigrant services.

Recruites volunteers for a variety of activities for various programs. Opportunities include classroom aides, teach yoga or special skill or clerical tasks.

To enhance residents overall quality of life by offering individualized activities tailored to mutual areas of interest between volunteers and residents. Volunteers help wheelchair residents to Sunday services on campus. Volunteers visit with residents.

Volunteers do variety of tasks from cleaning, cooking, and gardening to offering listening ear. Volunteers staff house during one or more shifts (9:00 am - Noon; Noon - 3:00 pm; 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm; 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm any day of week). Volunteers answer phones, help out with light cleaning such as load the dishwasher, show guest the house, and help guest get settled.