Opportunities From: PATH Volunteer Hub

Board terms are 2 years in length with the opportunity for renewal. Board members are required to chair a committee, to regularly attend meetings and events, and to make a get/give contribution minimum of $500 annually to the organization.

Are you passionate about empowering young girls and making a meaningful impact in your community? Girls on the Run Piedmont is looking for dedicated leaders to join our Board of Directors!

As a board member, you’ll play a vital role in shaping the future of Girls on the Run, ensuring that every girl has the opportunity to build confidence, resilience, and leadership skills. You’ll work alongside an amazing team of changemakers who believe in the power of uplifting the next generation.

Join Pathways, Inc. as a Bilingual Tutor

Pathways, Inc. is a Christian-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to embracing Christian values for the advancement, benefit, and development of women in our local community.

We recognize that many of our neighbors face significant challenges due to language barriers, which can impede their ability to seek employment and support their school-aged children.

We are currently seeking bilingual tutors who are fluent in both Spanish and English to help provide essential English lessons online. Volunteers are needed to teach one to two times per week, with each session lasting 1.5 hours.

Ideal Volunteer Candidate:
- Believes in the gospel and supports our mission
- Fluent in both Spanish and English
- Passionate about helping others overcome language barriers.

By volunteering with us, you'll play a crucial role in empowering individuals in our community to achieve greater success and independence. Join us in making a meaningful difference!

To get involved, please respond to this opportunity.

Thank you for your support and dedication!

Pathways, Inc.

It's more than just a ride! 

Who: You are a people-person who thrives on building meaningful connections. You have a passion for bringing communities together and creating lasting partnerships.

What: As the Community Engagement Lead, you’ll be at the heart of our outreach efforts, cultivating relationships with organizations, churches, and local groups. You’ll inspire involvement and help grow our presence across the community.

When: You’ll plan and promote events on a flexible schedule, with key involvement during outreach events, planning meetings, and community collaborations.

Where: Out in the community—attending events, connecting with partners, and supporting outreach initiatives.

Key Responsibilities:

Who: You’re a detail-oriented person who loves seeing plans come to life. You enjoy creating smooth, well-organized events that leave a lasting impression on attendees.

What: As the Outreach Event Coordinator, you’ll help ensure that every event is thoughtfully planned and runs smoothly. From logistics to volunteer coordination, you’ll be the one keeping things on track.

When: Participate in planning meetings and be hands-on during event days to manage schedules, volunteers, and resources.

Where: On-site at events, setting up and coordinating all aspects of the experience.

Key Responsibilities:

Who: You’re a digital storyteller with a passion for using social media to inspire, connect, and engage. You enjoy creating posts and campaigns that spark conversations and invite participation.

What: As the Digital Outreach Specialist, you’ll be responsible for telling the story of our events and programs through social media. You’ll create content, provide live event updates, and build engagement across platforms.

When: Work on your own schedule to develop and post content before events, with key involvement during events to provide live coverage.

Where: Remote for content creation, with on-site opportunities to capture live content at events.

Key Responsibilities:

Who: You’re a creative and strategic thinker who enjoys using your writing and research skills to secure funding for important causes. You’re excited about helping sustain programs that transform lives.

What: As the Grants & Resource Development Volunteer, you’ll identify funding opportunities and write grant proposals that tell the story of our work and impact. Your efforts will provide essential resources for our programs.  Opportunities for grant writing can be provided.

When: Flexible hours based on grant deadlines and funding cycles. You’ll also gather stories and updates to include in funding reports.

Where: Mostly remote, with opportunities to meet with community members and attend key events to capture impact stories.

Key Responsibilities:

The Land Trust of Virginia is looking for individuals to distribute our newsletters primarily around Loudoun and Fauquier Counties, to places that you frequently visit that offer other free local papers (i.e. coffee shops, restaurants, doctors' and dentists' waiting rooms, etc.)

We produce our newsletters two times a year and would love to get them into the hands of more people than just those we mail them to. Would be fun to do with a spouse or friend --- map out a route, or carry with you to distribute during your daily activities, and help us get the word out about land conservation!

Encompass Community Supports your Area Agency on Aging, is seeking volunteers for “Two’s Company,” our new Friendly Visitor/Support Service! Volunteers Needed During your visits, you can: Play cards or board games Get to know each other Listen to music Share a meal Write letters to friends & family As a vetted volunteer, you will receive training before meeting the older adults you’ll be visiting/calling. You will also have access to ongoing support and supervision from the Two’s Company team during your time providing services. TWO’S COMPANY FRIENDLY VISITOR / CALLER SUPPORT Questions? Lola Walker, lwalker@ecsva.org, (540) 825-3100 x3358 or Christine Wilson, cwilson@ecsva.org, (540) 825-3100 x3013 Encompass Community Supports does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by law, in employment matters and in its programs and services Are you interested? We would love to speak with you! Make someone’s day and make your day, too! As a Friendly Visitor, you will be paired with an older adult in your area for weekly visits in their home or through a phone call. Many of the participating older adults may not have friends or family nearby and have trouble leaving the house on their own, so they end up spending most of their time alone. By volunteering with Two’s Company, you can brighten your older neighbor’s day and give them something to look forward to.

During your visits, you can: Play cards or board games Get to know each other Listen to music Share a meal Write letters to friends & family As a vetted volunteer, you will receive training before meeting the older adults you’ll be visiting/calling. You will also have access to ongoing support and supervision from the Two’s Company team during your time providing services. TWO’S COMPANY FRIENDLY VISITOR / CALLER SUPPORT Questions? Lola Walker, lwalker@ecsva.org, (540) 825-3100 x3358 or Christine Wilson, cwilson@ecsva.org, (540) 825-3100 x3013

The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank receives nourishing food from more than 1,100 food drives each year.

Hosting a food drive is a fun and engaging way to fill the shelves with nutritious food to distribute to families experiencing hunger. Food drives are also a way to educate the public about the need in our community. We’re proud to partner with you, and thank you.

More information on our website: https://www.brafb.org/get-involved/be-a-hunger-hero/host-food-drive/

Questions or concerns? Please contact us at fooddrives@brafb.org.

Hi, we need people that are able and willing to come to the center and set it up on Monday and Wednesday mornings.  We have cafeteria style tables and heavy chairs with arms that must be put out so the seniors may have a place to sit and eat.  There are 6 tables that fold and are on wheels and approximately 35 chairs with arms.  This task usually takes approximately 30 mins to complete

Capital Caring Health is looking for SNOW TEAM DRIVERS!!!!

Patient care is our number one priority at Capital Caring Health. Patients need care at all hours of the day. Our nurses, social workers, and other clinical staff need to be able to get to these patients at all times, even in a blizzard!

If you would like to help transport clinical staff members to patients' homes or care facilities, have a safe and reliable vehicle, please sign up to volunteer.

Requirements for Snow Team Drivers are:

Please reach out if you think this might be a good fit for you.

Thanks so much!

Home Care Boutique Volunteers run the operations of the boutique in the hospital. You would have the opportunity to fit patients for wigs and prosthetics. If you like retail and costumer service, this may be the opportunity for you. 

Volunteer applications are accepted at https://www.fauquierhealth.org/volunteer-application. 

Pathways, Inc. seeks tech savvy volunteers to support our clients and volunteers with the Burlington English learning platform.  The admins will be responsible for the following:

This opportunity requires a volunteer with a background in Information Technology, who is patient and is comfortable talking to people of all backgrounds and all levels of technical understanding.

Pathways, Inc. Is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our mission is to embrace Christian values for the advancement, benefit and development of women in the local community.

Rainbow Therapeutic Riding Center in Haymarket, VA, is a very special place that serves children and adults with physical, developmental, and mental health disabilities from all around northern Virginia.

Each week, approximately 70 students come to us for equine assisted activities, from Tuesday through Saturday, learning how to ride and take care of their horses.

Riders with mental health challenges develop emotional regulation and coping strategies, helping them manage anxiety and stress more effectively; riders with physical disabilities experience increased motor skills, better balance, and coordination through structured riding activities, which help foster greater independence in daily life; and all our students develop increased confidence and resilience as they bond with horses and engage in goal-oriented tasks.

The supportive environment we nurture at Rainbow encourages social interaction, reduces feelings of isolation, and benefits the wider community by fostering inclusivity and better understanding.

Our team of six PATH Intl. Certified Instructors plan and supervise each lesson, but every single session needs the help of one or more volunteers; they are the backbone of our program. Last year, our volunteers dedicated 2,000 hours of time to our equine therapy program.

Our primary volunteer need is for Horse Leaders. Their role is to tack up and prepare our horses for their lesson, lead them during it, and take care of them afterwards. Leaders should be experienced horse people who are able to read a horse’s body language, control their own energy and body language, have good communication and listening skills, and physically be able to walk and/or trot.

Students may also have one, two, or more volunteers acting as side walkers, who support them physically and emotionally dependent on their individual needs. Rainbow students form a bond with their team and it’s beneficial for them to see regular faces, week in, week out. That’s why we ask our volunteers to try to commit to a regular time slot each week, during a day and time that works for them.

We value all our volunteers, whether they come to us for a couple of hours per week, or a couple of afternoons as some do. And our volunteers reap huge rewards seeing their students undergo life changing improvements, learning more about the profound impact of equine assisted therapy, and themselves enjoying the emotional benefits of being around our calming horses.

Rainbow volunteers are hands on members of the team, and also contribute by serving on the all-volunteer board of directors, supporting fundraisers, and help out with other projects. Full training is given and they work closely with Rainbow Instructors and Volunteer Coordinator.

We have a beautiful indoor arena, outdoor arena, miles of trails, and an activity loft, allowing us to support our students whatever the weather!

Email us at volunteercoordinator@rainbowriding.org or fill in our online application here.

General duties include cleaning litter boxes, sweeping and mopping, laundry, cleaning cages, interacting with the cats and making sure they have fresh food and water. This shift takes approximately 2-3 hours, though volunteers can stay for as much or as little time as they prefer. Shifts can start anywhere between 8-10 am. This shift normally has 2-3 people on it so you won't be doing everything alone, and you're welcome to bring a friend or a teen to help! 

If interested, please fill out this form: https://form.jotform.com/82781455830159

This position is perfect for someone who is quick at opening cans of cat food because the cats know what time it is, and they're waiting! We put down trays of can food, refill dry food bowls, and refresh the water bowls so the cats are ready to party all night long and make a mess for the next crew. This shift takes approximately 1-2 hours. Afternoon shifts typically start at 3:30 but can be later if that fits your schedule better. You pick the day and time to fit your schedule.  

Kids are welcome to come with their adult to socialize and help feed! 

We do not have a minimum requirement of hours each month, you can cover as many or as few shifts as you want! Even one shift a month makes a huge difference for our rescue. 

If interested, please fill out this form: https://form.jotform.com/82781455830159

Do you like to play with cats? If you do, then we have the perfect shift for you! Our socializer shift focuses entirely on playing with the cats, getting them used to human interaction, showing them love and affection, napping on the couch with them, reading books to them, whatever your heart desires! This is a wonderful opportunity for a family to volunteer together or friends. This shift can be done anytime throughout the day and you can stay as long as you'd like, it's entirely up to you and your schedule! As our ultimate goal is to find the best home for every cat in our care, it's very important that cats get this undivided attention.

If interested, please fill out this form: https://form.jotform.com/82781455830159

Pathways, Inc. is a Christian based 501(c)(3) non profit organization. Our mission is to embrace Christian values for the advancement, benefit and development of women in the local Community.

The volunteer Technology Trainer (No training experience required) will be a part of a team of volunteers teaching adult students (one on one) how to use their devices such as tablets, smart phones, etc. The Technology Trainer would be responsible for teaching one or more of the following.

Using a tablet

Using smart phone features

Using a laptop

The perfect volunteer candidate is one who loves helping others, is technology savvy and, most of all, believes in the gospel, and our mission.

Join Pathways, Inc. as a Bilingual Tutor

Pathways, Inc. is a Christian-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to embracing Christian values for the advancement, benefit, and development of women in our local community. We recognize that many of our neighbors face significant challenges due to language barriers, which can impede their ability to seek employment and support their school-aged children.

We are currently seeking bilingual tutors who are fluent in both Spanish and English to help provide essential English lessons. Volunteers are needed to teach one to two times per week, with each session lasting between 1.5 hours.

Ideal Volunteer Candidate:
- Believes in the gospel and supports our mission
- Fluent in both Spanish and English
- Passionate about helping others overcome language barriers

Opportunities Available:
- In-person tutoring
- Virtual tutoring

By volunteering with us, you'll play a crucial role in empowering individuals in our community to achieve greater success and independence. Join us in making a meaningful difference!

To get involved, please respond to this opportunity.

Thank you for your support and dedication!

Pathways, Inc.

Windmore Foundation for the Arts, a 501(c)3 nonprofit arts and culture organization located in downtown Culpeper, is currently seeking board members with expertise in nonprofit accounting and law to join our board.

Windmore encourages a lifelong passion for the arts by providing rich, artistic experiences to the residents of Culpeper and surrounding areas. We are  dedicated to making the arts accessible to everyone through low and no-cost offerings and participation scholarships. Our vision is to provide a home for the arts to our community through education, exposure and participation.

Our programs include:

Windmore Foundation for the Arts also offers an annual scholarship to an area high school senior pursuing a career in the arts.

Windmore is governed by its membership and its member-elected Board of Directors. Board members are elected by Windmore members to serve three-year terms. In addition to regular Board duties, Board members also serve on Board committees and participate (as their time allows) in one or more of the arts programs offered by Windmore. Board members also represent Windmore at events and performances by other local arts organizations.

Qualifications

Requirements

Reports to 

President, Board of Directors

Many Hero’s Bridge Veterans have lost or had to give up pets that were dear to them. Others are having difficulty caring for pets they have loved for years.  Recognizing the positive impact animals provide in our Veterans’ lives, Paw Patrol Volunteers bring their pets on visits to our Heroes wherever they call home, including various types of facilities for individual visits for socials and monthly set facility schedules.  Paw Patrol Volunteers and their furry counterparts conduct visits, help Veterans care for aging pets (assist with veterinary or grooming appointments, walk dogs, help obtain pet food or care items), or to find loving new homes for a Veteran’s beloved canine or feline.  Groups, clubs, and individuals are welcome. 

Training and ongoing support provided. 

Locations Served: The Counties of Fauquier, Culpeper, Rappahannock, Madison, and Orange.

To Apply: Please click here MyImpactPage - Hero's Bridge

Many of our heroes live in homes which served their families well decades ago but are difficult to maintain as individuals age. Our veterans need assistance with various types of yard work, especially as seasons change. Volunteers within our Home Front program are available when needs arise. We seek individuals, groups, and/or landscaping companies willing to assist our heroes in need. Please note, some veterans have supplies and some don't and each volunteer opportunity will indicate any supplies needed.

Background checks are required for any volunteer who spends time alone with our Veterans, drives our Veterans or has access to our Veterans personal information.

Key Responsibilities

Location: Fauquier, Culpeper, Rappahannock, Madison & Orange Counties.

Please click the link to complete the Volunteer application MyImpactPage - Hero's Bridge

Many of the homes our heroes live in served their families well decades ago but are difficult to maintain as veterans age. Some homes are very old and in extreme disrepair, while others require modifications such as grab bars and wheelchair ramps to assist aging in place and maintaining independence. Yard work may also be too difficult a task for the heroes we serve, especially during the change of seasons. Faced with fixed incomes, our veterans often do not have funds to make repairs. Our Home Front team assists with maintenance issues, cleaning, safety assessments and yard work so our heroes maintain a safe and comfortable home.

Hero’s Bridge seeks individuals, groups, and/or companies who are willing to to assist veterans when needs arise. Volunteers may be asked to provide supplies and materials for small projects, and Hero’s Bridge leadership will assist and guide with larger projects which may require community support of supplies and materials.

Background checks are required for any volunteer who spends time alone with our Veterans, drives our Veterans or has access to our Veterans personal information.

 Key Responsibilities

Location: Fauquier, Culpeper, Rappahannock Madison & Orange Counties.

Please click this link to complete the Volunteer application MyImpactPage - Hero's Bridge

A Hero's Helper Volunteer is a younger Veteran or Veteran-centric individual who visits and calls our Heroes to provide friendship and social interaction to decrease isolation, which results in improved mental well-being.  The individuals Hero’s Bridge serve have various needs, some small and some substantial, and working with the Hero’s Bridge Team Volunteers may identify and secure services to improve the quality of life for each Veteran we serve.  Volunteers choose if they would like to adopt Veterans to visit/call on a regular monthly or one-time only basis.  Hero's Helpers are required to briefly document Veteran interactions as well as hours volunteered using online software programs.

 Training and ongoing support provided. 

Locations Served: The Counties of Fauquier, Culpeper, Rappahannock-Rapidan, Madison, and Orange.

To Apply:  Click here MyImpactPage - Hero's Bridge

Hero's Bridge is looking for an office volunteer to help in our office in Warrenton. This volunteer position includes assisting HB staff with office duties such as:

Answering the Hero's Bridge Phone

Writing Thank You Letters

Special Projects

This volunteer position would operate between the hours of 10 am and 2 pm on Tuesday's & Thursday's preferably. You can volunteer at anytime during these hours. 

Please click here to start your Volunteer application, MyImpactPage - Hero's Bridge

Many Hero’s Bridge Veterans can no longer drive themselves to doctor appointments, the grocery store, run simple errands, or to see friends and/or loved ones.  And many of them have no one else to drive them. These Heroes need rides to get the healthcare they need, food and supplies for daily self-care, or to socialize with other Veterans at our monthly socials and excursions.  Some only need help getting around locally a few times a month, some need help getting to the VA in West Virginia once a month, and some need regularly scheduled rides to dialysis on a weekly basis.  Hero Drivers transport Veterans in their own cars, transport groups of Veterans to excursions in the Hero’s Bridge van or drive the wheelchair van to provide equal access for the disabled.  Hero Drivers receive identified needs via a monthly volunteer newsletter, within a self-contained communication system called Workplace, by email or phone.  Hero Drivers choose based on their own availability if they would like to adopt Veterans to transport on a regular or one-time only basis, and briefly document Veteran interactions and time.

Training and ongoing support provided. 

Locations Served by Hero Drivers: The Counties of Fauquier, Culpeper, Rappahannock, Madison, and Orange.

To Apply: Click here MyImpactPage - Hero's Bridge

A Hero’s Bridge Friendly Caller Volunteer is an individual who makes phone calls to our Heroes to provide a friendly listening ear to decrease their isolation or loneliness and improve their mental well-being. Friendly Caller Volunteers are required to briefly document Veteran interactions as well as hours volunteered using online software programs.

Training and ongoing support provided. 

Locations Served: Nationwide

To Apply: Click here MyImpactPage - Hero's Bridge

Work with Collections Chief to maintain collections, create new exhibits and text for exhibits, help pack collections artifacts for exhibitions at other museums, etc.

After training by the Chief Curator (learn about the museum's artifacts, read and master the text about the artifacts, follow the Chief Curator as he gives tours, guide tours under the supervision of the Chief Curator), give tours to the public of the museum's collections.

CASA Children’s Intervention Services is looking for volunteers! Our volunteers are appointed by the Juvenile and Domestic Relations judges to advocate for the best interests of the child in cases of abuse or neglect.

CASA volunteers are members of the community who receive extensive education and training in order to advocate for abused and neglected children – who through no fault of their own – are thrust into juvenile and domestic relations court and often, into foster care.

Volunteers work with legal and child welfare professionals, educators and service providers to ensure that judges have all the information they need to make the most well-informed decisions for each child.

Please consider giving your time to help a child in need.

The first step is to attend one of our monthly virtual information sessions to hear about the role of the advocate, the application process and the training requirements.

 Contact JoAnn Polen at jpolen@casacis.org for the link to upcoming meetings. 

The Windmore Foundation for the Arts is seeking a passionate and experienced Visual Arts Program Director to help grow and manage our vibrant arts community. If you have a heart for arts education, love supporting local artists, and are skilled in arts administration, this could be the perfect role for you!

Key Responsibilities:

Program Design & Implementation: Develop and expand visual arts programming that aligns with Windmore’s mission, including workshops, exhibitions, and community outreach.

Budgeting & Planning: Manage budgets for visual arts programming, ensuring fiscal responsibility while delivering high-quality events.

Exhibit Coordination: Plan and run art exhibits, both in our small gallery space and offsite. The gallery hosts a new artist each month, and you'll be responsible for booking artists, curating displays, and organizing installations and removal of exhibits.

Collaboration with Artists & Volunteers: Build relationships with local artists, coordinate volunteer support, and foster a vibrant artistic community.

Reporting: Provide regular updates to the Windmore Board of Directors, collaborating closely to ensure the growth and sustainability of the visual arts program.

Qualifications:

Experience in arts administration or program management.

Strong skills in budgeting, event planning, and project coordination.

A passion for arts education and a dedication to promoting and supporting local artists.

Ability to work effectively with volunteers and collaborate across teams.

Creative vision and strong organizational skills to manage exhibits and artist bookings.

This volunteer position is an exciting opportunity to make a significant impact on the local arts scene while working with a dynamic, dedicated team. The Visual Arts Program Director reports to the Board of Directors and plays a key role in the future success of Windmore's visual arts initiatives.

How to Apply: If you are passionate about fostering creativity and supporting the arts in our community, please send your resume and a brief statement of interest to exec@windmorefoundation.org

We look forward to welcoming you to our team!

While Serendipity Equine maintains a herd of 25-30 horses, this position does not include direct contact with the horses.

Volunteers will work on a team or individually to provide upkeep and make improvements to the facility in keeping with the volunteers experience and preference

Some possible jobs include:

Assist our senior centers by transporting donations from local grocery stores to the senior center. Additionally, volunteers pick up senior center lunches from our central kitchen (15361 Bradford Road in Culpeper) and deliver them to one of the senior centers in the five counties we serve. Our senior centers are open on weekdays.

Are you… A survivor of postpartum depression, anxiety or other perinatal mood and anxiety disorder and want to provide help and hope to those going through a similar experience? Personally touched by PMADs through witnessing a love one’s experience? Have professional experience working with perinatal population? Interested in broadening your life experiences? Wanting to give back to your community? We rely extensively on a state-wide network of dedicated volunteers who are the backbone of the organization. Volunteers provide direct support to new mothers, parents and their families experiencing a difficult time in their lives AND provide behind-the-scenes support to PSVa in a variety of administrative duties. All volunteers have a positive impact on the lives of new and expectant mothers, parents and their families. PSVa volunteers provide direct peer and informational support to affected individuals and families, or administrative support to PSVa in fundraising, community education, event planning, or another role. There are volunteer opportunities that align with almost any skill set or interest. We are committed to creating volunteer experiences that serve both Virginia families and PSVa volunteers. Through PSVa, you will find a dedicated, caring community of people who are working together to reduce the impact of perinatal mental health issues on families and communities in Virginia. Establish a connection with the mentee; establish how they are doing right now; gather information; provide support and encouragement; provide resources; and follow up. (Provide weekly one-on-one support via phone, email, text, or in person for a minimum of 60 minutes.) Peer mentors need to have lived experience with a PMAD and you must be at least 12 months through your recovery.  https://postpartumva.org/volunteer/ Apply Today!

Pathways, Inc. in Culpeper, VA, is seeking a dedicated and visionary volunteer to serve as the Executive Director. This chief executive officer role is crucial for providing leadership, strategic direction, and operational oversight, reporting directly to the Board of Directors. The Executive Director will guide the organization in achieving its mission and goals, foster a positive organizational culture, and ensure efficient resource management. Key responsibilities include program development, financial oversight, community engagement, and Board relations. Ideal candidates will have proven nonprofit leadership experience, excellent communication skills, and a passion for social causes. This volunteer position offers valuable experience in nonprofit management and the opportunity to make a significant impact on the community. Interested applicants should submit a resume and cover letter to margie@poweringyourpath.org. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

Fauquier Community Child Care (FCCC) is in an exciting time of growth and transition and we need you!  

FCCC is recruiting for the Board of Directors and Skilled Volunteers for one-time or time-limited projects and work groups.  The primary requirement for FCCC volunteers is a desire to support the Mission of FCCC and a dedication to developing and executing on strategic growth and development goals.  We are seeking a range of talents and perspectives, from a variety of our stakeholder groups, including parents, alumni, community partners and professionals. 

Volunteer Applications for Fauquier Health are accepted at https://www.fauquierhealth.org/volunteer-application.  

Community Touch is looking for volunteers to assist with various administrative duties to support our programs such as Noah's Ark Thrift Store, Victory Transitional Housing, and the food pantry that serve the underprivileged in our community.   You will perform tasks such as answering phones and setting  up appointments.  Skills needed, familiar with MS Word, phone courtesy, organizational skills, and multitasking.  The ideal volunteer would be passionate about providing both direct and supportive services to the underserved in our community.  Perfect position for retired individuals, those with free time during the day or  or young people who want to give back to their community during summer vacation. 

Volunteer at the Children's Museum to help us organize exhibits and clean up the museum. 

Fundraising - This is a great volunteer opportunity to develop fundraising skills, for community outreach, and to planning/non-profit experience - You are needed! We appreciate you considering this volunteer opportunity. Volunteers can expect to learn and do the following:
  Training provided!

* Plan and conduct non-profit fundraising initiatives

* Engage in grant writing

* Work with marketer to plan fundraiser dinners, clinics, and socials

SKILLS

* Driven; shows initiative – a self-starter

* Rapport builder and active listening skills

* Persuasive and thinks outside the box

* Fundraising and/or grant writing experience a plus

GOOD FOR

* 16 and older

REQUIREMENTS

* Background Check

* Volunteers may sign up for 1, 2, and 4 hour shifts

Sidewalker and Leadliner - This is a great volunteer opportunity to work with horse trainers, dressage trainers, kids, at risk youth, veterans, first responders and horses - You are needed! We appreciate you considering this volunteer opportunity. Volunteers can expect to learn and do the following:


* Serve as a Leadliner to guide horses for inexperienced riders or riders with disabilities

* Serve as a Sidewalker to assist inexperienced riders or riders with disabilities maintain their balance on the horse

* Assist with resetting the archery course, sensory trail and knife throwing targetry

* Assist riders with horse hoof prep, grooming, tack-up and mounting

* Assist with kids with mini horse, goats and playground

SKILLS

* Interpersonal skills and rapport building

* Good with kids

* Vigilant and quick reflexes

* Attention to detail

GOOD FOR

* 14 and older

REQUIREMENTS

* Background Check

* Volunteers may sign up for 1, 2, and 4 hour shifts

Child Nutrition, Inc. (CNI) is a private non-profit organization that serves family childcare providers in Virginia.  CNI administers the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) which ensures children are receiving healthy meals and snacks in the family daycare setting.  

"This Institution is an equal opportunity provider"

The Board of Directors, working closely with the Executive Director, is responsible for setting policy, fiscal guidance, and ongoing governance.  It regularly reviews the organization's policies, programs, budgets and operations.

The CNI Board of Directors convene quarterly and currently meetings are virtual.

Boys & Girls Club of Fauquier is seeking community members to join our volunteer Board of Directors.

Expectations of Individual Board Members:

Serve Our Willing Warriors Garden and Grounds Volunteer Team needs your help.  Put your green thumb to work and join our Garden Team.  SOWW is currently looking for volunteers to help with our Garden and Grounds Team. If you enjoy planning, planting and maintaining gardens along with organizing volunteers to assist in keeping our gardens beautiful. Email volunteer@willingwarriors.org for more information.

House Prep: Before each “Willing Warrior” family arrives, our team of 5 to 8 volunteers cleans the SOWW Warrior Retreat, a 5 bedroom, 9 bathroom home for their stay.  You are not just cleaning a house, you are cleaning a home…a weeklong sanctuary for our “Willing Warriors”, their families, and friends.  It gives them a warm and inviting place to escape from the worries and stress of recovery, and gives them a place to reconnect with their family and friends, enjoying each other’s company away from a hospital setting. House prep is a unique opportunity as we have the chance to meet our willing warrior guests as they are checking out of the retreat on House Prep day.  This is a wonderful chance to give back to your community and personally thank service members and their families for all they have sacrificed for our country. House Prep is a wonderful way to begin your involvement with the retreat and meet other amazing volunteers! This group meets every Wednesday morning (9:30AM to 12:00PM) to clean and prepare the house for our next Warrior and their family. Any amount of time you would like to volunteer is welcome.

Remington Community Garden is looking for folks interested in joining a watering, weeding, harvesting support team. We have over 160 vegetable plants in our community plots that need consistent watering this summer. These plants are used to provide fresh vegetables for our Little Free Veggie Wagon and given away to those with food insecurity in the Remington Community.

As the summer progresses, we will also be harvesting produce 2-3 times a week.

Volunteers will be paired with an experienced Master Gardener. Each volunteer will be scheduled once a week for about 2 hours. Days and times are flexible.

The preparation for our 2024 Summer Camp is almost complete!  We have over 130 local children registered to attend camp this year!

To ensure that Summer Camp is assessable to all, with the lowest weekly rates around, donations of the following items would be greatly appreciated:

For Teams

Poster Board  18 x 24 (10 per team)

Ball of Yarn

Balloons (2 per team)

Loose leaf paper (1 pack per team)

Clipboards (4 per team)

Cones, small (8 per team)

Index cards (1 pack per team)

Label/Name tags (30 per team)

Ziploc bags (6 per team)

Markers (36 per team)

Pens, pencils (36 per team)

scissors (3 per team)

jelly bracelets for lap counters (lots)

beads and pipe cleaners for lap counters (lots)

Masking tape (2 rolls per team)

Beach ball small (1 per team)

Batons or relay sticks (2 per team)

Spools of tulle riboon for lap counter tutus

large water jugs

First aid kits

5K items

small paper cups

poster board 18 x 24 for making signs

marking paint (any color)

markers

masking tape

duct tape

calculators

locking cash box

receipt books

pens

unscented baby wipes

bottles of water

colored hair spray

colored hair chalk

ribbons for hair

hair ties

hair brushes and combs

stick on jewels

stickers

tattoos

10 x 10 pop up tents

folding tables

plastic storage tubs 

large metal shelving for organizing 5K supplies

Generic Council supplies

Pens

Pencils

Manilla folders

hanging file folders

pocket folders

printer paper

plastic storage tubs

Spinning prize wheel for events

Our cats are messy eaters and we go through a lot of dishes! This is a great opportunity for someone short on time as it typically takes about an hour to complete.

If interested, please fill out this form: https://form.jotform.com/82781455830159

We rely heavily on our fosters to help us save more cats and kittens throughout the year. You can be a medical foster that takes in cats that need a little extra care, or you can foster kittens. We offer support throughout the entire process so you're never on your own!

If interested, please fill out this form: https://form.jotform.com/82781455830159

Are you a web designer? Handy person? Love graphic design? Chances are, we have something you can do! Reach out to us on Facebook or through the volunteer form and let us know what you're interested in doing.

If interested, please fill out this form: https://form.jotform.com/82781455830159

Cats make terrible drivers. We rely on humans to take them to vet appointments or fosters. You must have your own transportation that has heat and AC for the extreme temperatures and it should be able to fit several cages. As we are  a non-profit  501c3 organization,  you would be entitled to claim a mileage tax deduction on your tax return.  While most of these locations are in the Culpeper/Flint Hill area, we frequently use clinics in Fauquier, Warren and Prince William Counties.   

If interested, please fill out this form: https://form.jotform.com/82781455830159

Assist staff with Loan Closet functions such as answering phones, greeting customers, and coordinating equipment. Community Support of the Piedmont is need of volunteers to help serve the public with their equipment needs. The Loan Closet is open Monday through Friday from 10am to 3pm. 

We need volunteers to assist customers, stock equipment, sort equipment, and distribute equipment to other non-profits. Some of the equipment is heavy and we could use someone to assist with the heavy lifting.

We can use volunteers with varying abilities and interest with the running of the Loan Closet. 

Please click on the respond key if you are interested or would like to learn more about this opportunity.   

Capital Caring Health is seeking certified dogs (with their handlers) to provide friendly visits to our hospice patients and their families. Dogs needs to be certified by a dog certifying organization and must be current on shots and dog license.

Pets bring much love and comfort to those facing life limiting illnesses. These furry pets bring great joy to hospice patients.

Please consider sharing your pet with hospice patients at Capital Caring Health. Please contact Shannon White at swhite1@capitalcaring.org

Must be 18 or older, be willing to commit to at least one year, serving 6-10 hours per month.

The Rappahannock Pantry needs help every Saturday from 9 am - 2:30 pm to help stock shelves,assist clients with shopping, and carrying groceries to their car.  Please call Laura Lucas or Shauna Volmrich at 540.987.5090 to confirm your time.

Do you derive great satisfaction from keeping things neat and tidy?  If so, we would love to have you join our volunteer family!  Our goal is to create and maintain a warm and comfortable space for our clients at the Pregnancy Center.  With all the time we devote to serving our clients directly, we often are challenged with maintaining our space to a standard that meets our goals.  We would love the help of a volunteer who could do light cleaning in the Warrenton Pregnancy Center once a week.  If more volunteers respond, then the frequency would be even less.  This opportunity is also great for families or parent/son or daughter pair!    

We are in need of consistant childcare volunteers who will provide childcare to children during our monthly support group meetings in Manassas,VA and/or our respite nights in Woodbridge, VA.  If you are interested in becoming a childcare volunteer, please fill out an interest form at this link: https://www.fosterthefamilydc.org/volunteers

Then you will be contacted by our program coordinator who will supply you with an application and background check information. After completing the application and approval process, you will need to attend a volunteer training which is about 1.5 hours and is offered in person several times throughout the year.  Lastly, you will be required to complete a 1 hour online training about caring for children who have gone through trama.

We are looking for delivery drivers to pack and deliver our care packages to foster families.  Our delivery drivers are "on call" once per month.  If we get a notification that a foster child has been placed in a foster home, we will notify the delivery driver.  The driver will then need to go our storage hub in Manassas and pack a care package that includes new clothing, toys, books, etc and then deliver it to the home of the foster family.  All deliveries from this location are within Prince William and Fauquier counties. 

If you are interested, you will need to fill out an interest form here: https://www.fosterthefamilydc.org/volunteers

Then you will be contacted by our program coordinator who will supply you with an application and background check information. Lastly, you will need to attend a volunteer training which is about 1.5 hours and is offered in person several times throughout the year.

COMPASSIONATE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR HOSPICE PATIENTS

Capital Caring Health is seeking Fauquier County volunteers to provide companionship for patients and families of those in hospice care. Volunteers provide companionship, play cards, read books, prepare light meals, run errands and provide respite so the primary caregiver has an opportunity to take a breath and reenergize.

Capital Caring Health is a non-profit health care organization providing care to over 1200 patient daily in Virginia, Maryland and DC; we never turn anyone away based on inability to pay. We are committed to providing compassionate care, and our volunteers are at the core of this mission.

Capital Caring Health is seeking volunteers to visit patients facing a life limiting prognosis. Volunteers visits patients where they call home; residential homes, assisted living or nursing homes throughout Fauquier County. Hospice volunteers will be fully trained and receive the support necessary to be successful. Those who speak other languages, particularly Spanish are especially needed!

Volunteers at Capital Caring Health receive orientation, background checks, ongoing education opportunities, ID badge and the opportunity to be part of an incredible team of professionals.

Must be 18 years old and have a compassionate heart. Must be available to commit 1 year of service with 6-10 volunteers hours per month.

Are you skilled at sewing? Would you like an opportunity to provide comfort through your craft by serving as a hospice volunteer? Capital Caring Health is seeking skilled sewers, quilters, knitters (and more), to help make things like fidget blankets for elderly and pediatric patients, memory bears for the families and so much more. We would love for you to share your talent with us by becoming a Capital Caring Health volunteer.

To learn more, please contact Volunteer Manager, Shannon White, at swhite1@capitalcaring.org

Fauquier Habitat for Humanity has an ongoing need for Partner Advocates.  

Partner Advocates are matched with a Partner Family (adult members) and work directly with the family to provide support and counsel through the first year of home ownership. Educational opportunities for the families include:

Partner Advocates provide support, encouragement and direction in these areas.

Partner Advocate Commitment:

If you are interested in sharing your time and talents with a family with the end goal of “bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope” - - - please contact Angela Robinson to set up a phone/conference interview. Thank you for your consideration of this important and life changing opportunity.

Make a positive impact in the lives of local youth!

Boys & Girls Club of Fauquier has three locations: Taylor Middle School, Marshall Middle School and Cedar Lee Middle School. 

We are seeking volunteers and mentors with a wide variety of interests and skills to help our staff and to share with our Club kids. Our members are eager and happy to learn new things!  Arts and Crafts - Music - Sports - Technology - Cooking - Photography -- the possibilities are endless! 

We would also love to have volunteers for our fundraising events and upcoming Summer Camp!

Volunteer dentists needed to provide dental treatment for children and adults who are low income and uninsured.  In 2023, almost 1000 low income, uninsured patients were treated at the clinic at reduced rates.  In 2024 we aim to provide more free and low-cost services than ever before but we need help!

We will work with any interested volunteer on a schedule that works for you - weekly, monthly or quarterly visits.

Volunteer registered dental hygienist needed to provide dental treatment for children and adults who are low income and uninsured.  In 2023, almost 1000 low income, uninsured patients were treated at the clinic at reduced rates.  In 2024 we aim to provide more free and low-cost services than ever before but we need help!

We will work with any interested volunteer on a schedule that works for you - weekly, monthly or quarterly visits.

Special Delivery volunteers needed! Flower deliveries, gift baskets and other items brighten up the day of our patients, old and young. Capital Caring Health is seeking volunteers to help provide comfort to patients in hospice care. Learn more about the role of volunteers and how you can make a difference today https://www.capitalcaring.org/get-involved/become-a-volunteer/

Must be able to commit to 1 year and monthly deliveries.

Military and Veterans, you have answered the call before, we need your help to do it again. 

Capital Caring Health is seeking Prince William County Military and/or Veterans ambassadors to provide respite and companionship for Veteran patients and families in hospice care. Volunteers provide companionship, play cards, read books, run errands and provide respite for families. Veteran ambassadors assist with performing Veteran's Recognition Ceremonies and provide general camaraderie to Veterans in Hospice care. Additionally, ambassadors can participate in the Library of Congress' Veterans History Project by recording their military history and submitting to the National Archives.

Learn more about the role of volunteers and how you can make a difference today https://www.capitalcaring.org/get-involved/become-a-volunteer/

Front Desk Volunteers are needed for morning and/or afternoon shifts on Thursdays, Fridays, and Mondays. Duties include: opening and/or closing the Museum, greeting and assisting visitors, and carrying out admissions and gift shop transactions.

Did you know that you can volunteer your skills and talents to assist in the event of an emergency? During any disaster or public health emergency, we may require community, public health, and medical personnel that exceeds our available resources.

The Virginia Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) is comprised of community members and health care professionals who donate their time and skills to support public health initiatives and provide assistance in emergencies. Volunteers can assist in a number of capacities including mass dispensing operations, staffing shelters and providing assistance during exercises or drills.

When we are not responding to emergencies or training to respond to emergeencies we are helping the Virginia Department of Health in public health efforts. There are opportunities to participate in health fairs, wellness checks, CPR classes, opioid awareness, etc. 

If any of this sounds interesting to you, respond to this need and someone will be in touch with you as we move forward to discover the best ways for you to use your skills and help out at the VMRC!

A Comfort Blanket is a handmade blanket we like to give to children who have a need emotionally and physically. The kids LOVE these and call them "covers"! We also like to give special needs children these blankets as well as children going through some tough emotional situations. 

The blankets are handmade and prayed over. When we give them to a child, we are giving them something covered in prayers, we hope and pray if finds them comfort in the situation they may be in. It is also something that they can call their own. 

For more information about our ministry and how to make a comfort blanket, please visit our website: https://hfavateam.com/comfort-blanket-ministry

We collect these items year-round and take them on the Spring Trips. Items can be dropped off at New Salem Baptist Church in Culpeper anytime (8233 Sperryville Pike, Culpeper VA 22701). There is a deliveries door, and the items can be left in the foyer. 

If you would like to mail items, you can send them to:  Hope for Appalachia, C/o Mike & Liesa Dodson, 7356 Beech Hill Lane, Boston VA 22713

Capture videos for use by The Piedmont Environmental Council. This may include creating videos about specific conservation projects, taking b-roll, interviewing staff and members, or filming special events. Videos will primarily be developed for social media and website integration. 

Prior experience required, intermediate to advanced skill level preferred. This volunteer will need to use their own video equipment. Video editing can be done by or in conjunction with PED staff personnel.

An assistant would allow us to cover multiple events scheduled for the same time.

Location: Filming would fall within PEC’s 9-county region (Albemarle, Clarke, Culpeper, Fauquier, Greene, Loudoun, Madison, Orange, and Rappahannock).

Time commitment: dependent on your availability.

The Piedmont Environmental Council is looking for someone to help make cycling more prevalent and more accessible through outreach to local businesses and social bike rides. We will focus on Bike-to-work day (May 19) and Bike-Friendly Business certification, including helping them complete the application and thinking of low-cost ways to make their business more bike-friendly. The volunteer will also assist with occasional community social bike rides..

Jewell Tone's Center for the Arts is looking to add a Fundraising Chair to our Board. We meet every third Tuesday of the month at our Southgate Shopping Plaza location. Our missions is to inspire our community to discover the ability & the passion to create beautiful things. Our focuses include music, art, podcasting, theatre, and outreach to the homeschool community and special needs community. We currently have a theatre club, homeschool chess club, sensory friendly groups, sensory friendly family fun days with local businesses amongst various other outreach efforts. If you would like to join in our mission to create affordable and accessible programming for those underserved within our community, please reach out. 

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Jewell Tone's Center for the Arts hosts a Chess Club on Wednesdays from 1:00-2:15 PM at our Southgate Shopping Plaza location. We have gained a lot of interest in the Chess Club and are looking for an experienced Chess player to help lead the club in the advancement of skills as well as playing tournaments. We currently have (20) students are looking to expand. 

FTCS relies solely on donations and receives no other funding. Our fundraising team plays a vital role in helping our organization maintain the mission of reducing the feral population and providing loving homes for cats and kittens. 

Fundraising events vary, some are in person and others are virtual. You can choose whether you join us for in person events or help us virtually. We always need people requesting donations from businesses, planning events, etc. 

If interested please let us know by responding to this need and filling out this form: https://form.jotform.com/82781455830159

The Front Desk Assistants help the front desk staff by escorting patients to different parts of the hospital. They make sure that patients do not get lost in the hospital and may be asked to help assist registration with different tasks to make the day go smoother. They are the friendly faces that patients see when they come into the hospital! 

Volunteer applications are accepted at https://www.fauquierhealth.org/volunteer-application. 

Gift Shop volunteers run all operations of the gift shop from customer service to ordering merchandise and decorating. If you have an interest in retail, this opportunity may be for you! 

Volunteer applications are accepted at https://www.fauquierhealth.org/volunteer-application. 

Patient Concierge Cart Volunteers create a sense of community and hospitality at Fauquier Health. These volunteers visit patients with a cart filled with various items that they may need during their stay. They also talk and visit with patients that may not have visitors. If you like to help and put a smile on patients faces, this volunteer opportunity is for you! 

Volunteer applications are accepted at https://www.fauquierhealth.org/volunteer-application. 

Infusion support volunteers work with the medical professionals in our infusion center at Fauquier Health. They typically help keep snacks stocked and patient areas cleaned in order to make daily operations smooth. 

Volunteer applications are accepted at https://www.fauquierhealth.org/volunteer-application. 

The purpose of pet therapy is to help people cope with health or emotional problems through the interaction of a pet. You may have a certified pet that you would like to visit patients or residents at our various locations. On the other hand, you may be interested in assisting with an existing pet therapy handler as a pet representative. Either way, our pet therapy team is looking for new certified pets and engaged volunteers daily! 

Volunteer applications are accepted at https://www.fauquierhealth.org/volunteer-application. 

Every day people are forced from their home due to fires, storms and other disasters.

Single- and multi-family fires account for 90% of disaster responses. Compassionate and committed Disaster Action Team volunteers respond day and night to meet the immediate needs of their neighbors. Volunteers provide assistance including emotional support, replacement of prescription medication, financial assistance for food, clothing and temporary lodging, and other critically needed items and referrals.

Being part of a Disaster Action Team is a great way to meet new people with diverse backgrounds who also care about helping others.

For more information, please contact Betty Whittaker at betty.whittaker@redcross.org or call 540-525-9029.

Every day people are forced from their home due to fires, storms and other disasters.

Single- and multi-family fires account for 90% of disaster responses. Compassionate and committed Disaster Action Team volunteers respond day and night to meet the immediate needs of their neighbors. Volunteers provide assistance including emotional support, replacement of prescription medication, financial assistance for food, clothing and temporary lodging, and other critically needed items and referrals.

Being part of a Disaster Action Team is a great way to meet new people with diverse backgrounds who also care about helping others.

For more information, please contact Betty Whittaker at betty.whittaker@redcross.org or call 540-525-9029.

Help Save Lives in Your Community!

Did you know someone in the US needs blood every two seconds? To meet this critical need,
the American Red Cross is looking for friendly, customer focused individuals to volunteer at
blood drives in your community. The primary role of a Blood Donor Ambassador volunteer is to
engage with donors by greeting, registering, answering questions, providing information, and
supporting them through the recovery process at the refreshments table. The special attention
volunteers give helps create a favorable impression that encourages ongoing donor support.

For more information, please contact Betty Whittaker at betty.whittaker@cox.net or call 540525-9029.

Help save lives in your community by supporting blood collection.
Did you know someone in the US needs blood every two seconds? To meet this critical need,
the American Red Cross is looking for friendly, customer focused individuals to volunteer at
blood drives in your community. The primary role of a Blood Donor Ambassador volunteer is to
engage with donors by greeting, registering, answering questions, providing information, and
supporting them through the recovery process at the refreshments table. The special attention
volunteers give helps create a favorable impression that encourages ongoing donor support.

For more information, please contact Betty Whittaker at 540-525-9029 or betty.whittaker@redcross.org.

The Mental Health Association is seeking extra help on dates we host community events throughout Fauquier and Rappahannock counties.  For example: First Fridays, Wellness Walks, Fundraisers, Resource Fairs, etc. Volunteers are needed to share information and resources and assist with simple crafts at these events. 

These events are on various dates and at various times throughout the year. Volunteers responding to this opportunity will be put on a list of contact names to call upon for availability when events such as these arise.  

About Us: The Mental Health Association convenes community collaboratives, advocates for increased access to care, refers to treatment providers, and educates the community about mental health and substance use concerns. We are active mainly in Fauquier, Rappahannock counties (and sometimes Culpeper). Visit our website to learn more about our work: www.fauquier-mha.org

Business Advice Calls - Volunteer as an advisor on a topic specific to the needs of a nonprofit!

Business Support & Development - Volunteer you time and knowledge for project development and support, catered to the needs of a nonprofit. 

Business Advice Webinar Series  - Volunteer as a virtual business advisor! Business advice will be given as a series of webinars presented by volunteers from your company. These webinars will be curated to support a nonprofit with their development.  

If you are interested in volunteering virtually and/or have any questions about the opportunities, click on the respond box above and Lynn Lauritzen or  Melissa German from the PATH Resource Center will be in touch to discuss your interests and options.  Looking forward to hearing from you!

Become a Volunteer Driver! Change Countless Lives Today!! Drivers needed in Fauquier, Madison, Culpeper, Rappahannock & Orange Counties!  If you are interested in providing your services to assist with this great community need....

Who Can Volunteer? Anyone at least 21 years or older who has a valid driver's license, & carries auto insurance.  A good driving record is required and is defined by the hosting organization.  This will be discussed as part of your interview process.

What do Volunteer Drivers do? Typically, drivers pickup individuals at their home and take them to their appointment (or pre-agreed destination), wait for them to finish or come back for them at a specific time, then transport person back home. 

Volunteer driving is a simple, low cost but high impact way of giving back to your community, please consider helping today.

Are you interested in sharing your skills and expertise on a larger scale?  Click here to access a national data base called Taproot Plus, that matches you with non-profits, to build stronger organizaitons, one project at a time.   

Volunteers transport Rappahannock County seniors to and from medical appointments.

Volunteers work in teams of 2-3 people to feed and water horses, muck stalls, and distribute hay as needed.

Volunteers work in teams of 2-3 people to feed and water horses, muck stalls, and distribute hay as needed.

Want to join our efforts but not sure where to start? Make a Donation and take advantage of this incredible opportunity to lend your support. It’s a great way to contribute to our cause, and every little bit counts towards paving the path for a better tomorrow. Get in touch with us today for more details about how you can help.

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Our group currently has average expenses each month of more than $7,500, so we are always seeking funds to pay for vet care, food, litter, spay and neuter, supplies and more. Every penny you donate goes to the cats, and we make every effort to spend our money wisely. Thank you so very much!

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Habitat for Humanity of Culpeper County is looking for help with accounting and bookkeeping.  We are a completely volunteer organization, with no staff and are currently revitalizing our organization and are looking for enthusiastic and talented volunteers to help in our mission to provide affordable housing in our community. This is an exciting time for our chapter as we are currently building a home for a partner family in Culpeper. Do you want to share your professional talents and contribute to a wonderful organization?

We are in need of a professional bookkeeper and/or accountant to keep our books in Quickbooks, collect W-9s, prepare 1099s, prepare financial reports, and prepare our end of year filings including the 990 and Virginia State filing.

Habitat for Humanity of Culpeper County is looking for Volunteer Community and Faith Relations Committee members.  We are a completely volunteer organization, with no staff and are currently revitalizing our organization and are looking for enthusiastic and talented volunteers to help in our mission to provide affordable housing in our community. This is an exciting time for our chapter as we are currently building a home for a partner family in Culpeper. Do you want to share your professional talents and contribute to a wonderful organization?  

Volunteer, Community and Faith Relations Committee: Are you interested in helping us establish and maintain strong relationships with the community, volunteers, and local congregations? We need your help to engage members to support our projects and promote our mission of building safe and affordable housing available in our community.  Activities include educating the public of our mission and activities by reaching out to congregations, attending community functions, and reaching out to potential volunteers. An excellent fit would be someone who is very active in the Culpeper community such as a local businessperson, member of the Chamber of Commerce, a local nonprofit professional, community activist, or spiritual leader.

Habitat for Humanity of Culpeper County is looking for Events and Fundraising Committee members.  We are a completely volunteer organization, with no staff and are currently revitalizing our organization and are looking for enthusiastic and talented volunteers to help in our mission to provide affordable housing in our community. This is an exciting time for our chapter as we are currently building a home for a partner family in Culpeper. Do you want to share your professional talents and contribute to a wonderful organization? 

Events and Fundraising Committee: Are you interested helping us expand our outreach to raise funds critical to our mission to build safe and affordable housing in our community? We could really use your expertise in nonprofit fundraising, nonprofit development, marketing, or grant writing to expand our funding opportunities. A person with a nonprofit development experience, a marketing background, a local business owner, a web developer, or a grass roots activist would be a good fit.

Habitat for Humanity of Culpeper County is looking for Family Partnership Committee members.  We are a completely volunteer organization, with no staff and are currently revitalizing our organization and are looking for enthusiastic and talented volunteers to help in our mission to provide affordable housing in our community. This is an exciting time for our chapter as we are currently building a home for a partner family in Culpeper. Do you want to share your professional talents and contribute to a wonderful organization? 

Family Partnership Committee: Are you interested in helping our family partners? We need someone who is interested in helping to guide our selected families toward successful homeownership. We assist them in making sure they are able to complete their “sweat equity” hours and track those hours. We also support our partner families who are already in their homes with issues concerning their homes and finances and help guide them through any issues.  A community service organization professional, social worker, nonprofit professional or spiritual leader or activist would be a good fit.

Habitat for Humanity of Culpeper County is looking for Family Selection Committee members.  We are a completely volunteer organization, with no staff and are currently revitalizing our organization and are looking for enthusiastic and talented volunteers to help in our mission to provide affordable housing in our community. This is an exciting time for our chapter as we are currently building a home for a partner family in Culpeper. Do you want to share your professional talents and contribute to a wonderful organization?

Are you interested in helping us recruit prospective families, conduct homebuyer information sessions, screen applications, interview applicants, and assess their readiness to partner with us? We are also seeking help with providing homeowner and financial education to our homebuyers. An educator or community service organization professional would be a good fit.

Habitat for Humanity of Culpeper County is looking Real Estate Committee members.  We are a completely volunteer organization, with no staff and are currently revitalizing our organization and are looking for enthusiastic and talented volunteers to help in our mission to provide affordable housing in our community. This is an exciting time for our chapter as we are currently building a home for a partner family in Culpeper. Do you want to share your professional talents and contribute to a wonderful organization? 

We could use the help of a real estate professional, banker, mortgage professional, real estate attorney, or developer to assist us in our real estate acquisitions, transactions, and mortgage information on an as needed basis.