Opportunities From: PATH Volunteer Hub

Under guidance of Executive Director, categorize, organize and file documents. Work primarily on site at Warrenton office.

Take photos for the Piedmont Environmental Council to support our mission of protecting the lands and waters of the Virginia Piedmont while creating stronger, more sustainable communities! 

We’re looking for photographers to support our communications team by attending and photographing outreach events, public meetings, and conservation projects.

Prior experience required, intermediate to advanced skill level and experience photographing events preferred. If you’re comfortable recording video as well, that’s a bonus! This volunteer will need to use their own photo equipment. DSLR or mirrorless cameras are preferred, but smart phone cameras can work in a pinch as well. 

Location: Shoots would fall within PEC’s 9-county region (Albemarle, Clarke, Culpeper, Fauquier, Greene, Loudoun, Madison, Orange, and Rappahannock). Opportunities will be offered based on the volunteer's preference and availability to travel.  Volunteers will need their own reliable transportation, but PEC will provide mileage reimbursements for travel.

Time commitment: dependent on your availability.

Do good and feel good

Want to   finally tackle some things you've been meaning to do forever?… like cleaning out their closets and setting aside things to donate. If that’s you, we’re guessing you’ll stumble across some shoes and clothing you forgot you had—and will never wear again. And if you do, we’ll take ‘em.

Here's why: the average person in North America throws away 70 pounds of textiles every year. That’s 21 billion pounds of extra waste dumped in our landfills every year! And the EPA estimates only 15% is donated or recycled.

Since 2006, our amazing supporters have diverted 59 million pounds of shoes and clothing from landfills.

Soles4Souls Mission:

Soles4Souls disrupts the cycle of poverty by creating sustainable jobs and providing relief through the distribution of shoes and clothing around the world. Headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, the organization repurposes product supply its micro-enterprise, disaster relief and direct assistance programs. Since 2006, we have distributed more than 35 million pairs of shoes in 127 countries and generated over $250 million in economic impact. A non-profit social enterprise, Soles4Souls earns more than 70% of its income and commits 100% of donations to programs.

Volunteer Project:

Thank you for your kindness, support and understanding. The communities we serve still need our assistance and we thank you for helping us continue our mission. Please take care of yourself and one another!

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 enjoy spending time with older adults and want to make a positive impact? 

Become a Friendly Visitor with Rapp at Home!

Your Impact

You'll be directly supporting Rapp at Home's mission to help seniors in Rappahannock County feel safe and well. Did you know that social isolation is a serious health concern for older adults? By becoming a friendly visitor, you can help combat this!

What You'll Do

Visit aging adults in their homes

Call them regularly

Send them cards or letters

Be a Listening Ear

As a friendly visitor, you'll be a source of companionship and support for your new friend. Share meals, watch movies, play games, or simply chat – find activities you both enjoy!

Here are some tips for your volunteer experience:

It's okay to be nervous! Let your friend know if you're feeling apprehensive. It can help you both relax.

Focus on your friend. Remember, the goal is to build a friendship.

Just be yourself! There's no script for being a good friend. Just show genuine interest and listen.

Encourage conversation. Let your friend talk about their life, even if it's difficult.

Most importantly, have fun! Enjoy getting to know your new friend.

Ready to Make a Real Difference?

Here's what you can expect

After you respond to this opportunity,our volunteer coordinator will be in touch to provide more details and a brief phone interview.

After that, if it is decided this is a good match for you, we will conduct a background check.

Once the background check is completed and cleared, position orientation and training will be provided

We encourage monthly in-person visits with additional check-ins in between.

You'll have regular communication with the volunteer coordinator.  

Goals of Position:

As a Hero Driver, you will ensure that older Veterans maintain access to essential services, social connection, and quality of life by providing transportation to medical appointments, grocery stores, social outings, and other destinations. Your contribution will reduce isolation, improve access to healthcare, and help aging Veterans live more independently.

Hero Drivers have helped hundreds of aging Veterans regain access to vital care, reconnect with friends and fellow Veterans, and maintain their independence. Your commitment ensures that no Veteran is left behind simply because they cannot drive.

Training and ongoing support provided. 

Locations Served by Hero Drivers: Primary service areas: Fauquier, Culpeper, Rappahannock, Madison, and Orange counties. Occasional trips to VA hospitals in West Virginia or other locations

To Apply: Click here MyImpactPage - Hero's Bridge

Goals of Position:
Friendly Callers play a vital role in combating isolation and supporting the mental wellness of veterans through compassionate outreach. By offering a listening ear, they provide emotional support, companionship, and a powerful reminder that someone cares.

Friendly Callers have made meaningful connections that brighten lives and ease loneliness. By being a consistent, caring presence, they help veterans feel seen, valued, and supported one conversation at a time.

Each call is unique, some may last just a couple of minutes, while others turn into rich, heartfelt conversations about anything and everything. No matter the length, every call matters and contributes to building a stronger, more connected community.

Locations Served: Nationwide

To Apply: Click here MyImpactPage - Hero's Bridge

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.

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

PATH Resource Center's role in the community is to help Non-Profit businesses build capacity and success toward their  mission.  In this effort, we are looking for community members who possess skills in the area of marketing to provide coaching services on demand, for our non-profit businesses. 

This role is ideal for an experienced marketing professional who is passionate about using their skills to make a social impact and enjoys mentoring others. The Marketing Coach will provide guidance in the areas of overall marketing strategy, branding, and messaging, best practices for digital marketing, email campaigns, and social media, offer feedback on marketing materials and communications, and serve as a thought partner for key initiatives and campaigns.

Interested volunteers will respond to this need and will receive a call for more details and to set up an in person interview with members of the PATH Resource Center.  Coaching services are requested on an individual basis and vetted before enlisting the help of our volunteers skilled in this area. 

PATH Resource Center will provide meeting/office space for our volunteers to engage with non-profits.

In our effort to match community talent with the needs of our non-profit community, PATH is always looking for skilled volunteers who wish to share their time. 

Our volunteer grant writer will assist the PATH Resource Center in their efforts to strengthen non-profit organizations through helping them with the formalization of their grant writing process and reviewing grant applications. 

Upon completion of background check and response to this opportunity, someone will be in touch to forward you an application and to set up an interview.     

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!

Create videos for the Piedmont Environmental Council to support our mission of protecting the lands and waters of the Virginia Piedmont while creating stronger, more sustainable communities! 

We’re looking for volunteer videographers to support our communications team by attending and recording outreach events and public meetings and recording b roll of landscapes and land use issues. 

Footage will be used by PEC staff to develop informational and storytelling videos for PEC’s social media channels and website.

Prior experience required, intermediate to advanced skill level and experience recording events/presentations preferred. If you’re comfortable taking photos as well, that’s a bonus! This volunteer will need to use their own video equipment. Dedicated video or mirrorless cameras are preferred, but smart phones can work in a pinch as well. Video editing can be done by or in conjunction with PEC staff.

Time commitment: dependent on your availability.

Location: Shoots would fall within PEC’s 9-county region (Albemarle, Clarke, Culpeper, Fauquier, Greene, Loudoun, Madison, Orange, and Rappahannock). Volunteers are assigned shoots based on their location and availability to travel. Volunteers will need their own reliable transportation, but PEC will provide mileage reimbursements for travel.

We are in need of volunteers for "Teaching Moments" with our children while their parents attend our weekly life skills class. This is an opportunity to engage with children in ways such as planned group activities. It's only for an hour every week. The need for our shelter location is on Wednesdays from 6pm-7pm and at our Vint Hill Transitional location on Thursdays from 6pm-7pm. This is a wonderful way to give back or earn community service hours all year round. 

RN, LPN, CMA, EMT

Join our medical team and provide your invaluable support to our patients.

Appropriate certifications are required.

Your skills can change a life. We need volunteers with carpentry skills to help senior citizens in Fauquier County with essential home repairs. By donating your time, you can help our senior neighbors live more safely and independently. Prior experience in construction is a plus. Your schedule is our schedule. Reply with your details to learn more.  Click on the respond key above and someone will reach out to you.

Assist with our website and social media platforms: help us to re-design our web and social media sites with multi-media content, help maintain existing content and post new content, assist with public inquiries.

Estimate: 1-3 hours per week.

We are looking for assistants who could help with following types of tasks:

Library staff support: Assist visitors to the Gott Library to locate research materials.

And/or:

Library staff support: Help record books and other reference material into Past Perfect 5.0 database.

Estimate: 2 - 4 hours per week.

Coordinator the volunteers in regard to their interests and availability. 

Estimate: 2 - 10 hours per week

Greet our visitors and assist them in locating the historical and genealogical information they are seeking.

Make a Difference in Your Community—Right from Home!

Are you passionate about your local community and want to help others discover how to give back? We're looking for seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help us update and enrich local pages on Ways to Connect, our national directory of volunteer sites.

Ways to Connect is a crowdsourced platform designed to boost traffic and engagement to local volunteer websites—like this one! With just a bit of online research and your enthusiasm, you can help neighbors easily find volunteer opportunity platforms, service clubs, mutual aid groups, and more—making it simpler than ever for everyone to make an impact locally.

Volunteer contributors have already helped us identify 711 volunteer resources across 324 communities in the US!

What You'll Do:

Conduct quick, simple online research to identify active service clubs, mutual aid groups, and upcoming volunteer events in your community.

Enhance your community's page on Ways to Connect by ensuring the information is current, accurate, and inviting for potential volunteers.

Optional: Promote your community’s page on social media to help friends and family find a path to service.

Why Volunteer with Inspiring Service?

Easy and flexible: Volunteer remotely at your convenience.

Immediate community impact: Help your neighbors discover meaningful ways to contribute.

Small commitment: Volunteer for as little as 2 hours, or as much as you'd like.

Growth opportunities: Volunteers can explore deeper involvement through our Ambassador program.

Ready to help your community thrive? Join us today and make volunteering more accessible for everyone.

Goals of Position: 

The Paw Patrol Volunteer brings comfort, healing, and companionship to aging Veterans through meaningful interactions with friendly or therapy pets. Whether through friendly visits to nursing homes, providing support for pet care, or helping with veterinary appointments, Paw Patrol Volunteers foster joy, reduce loneliness, and advocate for the well-being of both the Veterans and their beloved pets.

Paw Patrol Volunteers bring smiles, stories, and healing moments to older Veterans. Some of whom rarely receive visitors. Whether through laughter during a dog visit or peace of mind from help with pet supplies, Paw Patrol offers more than a service, it offers connection, love, and relief for our community’s Heroes.

Location: Visits take place in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and Veterans' residences. Serice area includes - Fauquier, Culpeper, Rappahannock, Madison, and Orange counties

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

Goals of Position:

As an Office Volunteer, you’ll help ensure Hero’s Bridge runs smoothly behind the scenes. From thoughtful gestures like sending birthday cards to meaningful work like connecting veterans with vital services, your support directly enhances the impact we make in veterans’ lives.

Office Volunteers are the quiet champions of our mission. Past volunteers have helped us stay connected with hundreds of veterans and supporters through timely mailings, phone calls, and resource coordination. Their support ensures that no detail is missed in our mission to honor aging veterans.

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

Goals of Position:

As a Battle Buddy Volunteer, you play a vital role in enhancing the quality of life for veterans through friendly, consistent visits or calls. Volunteers are paired with veterans to offer companionship, meaningful conversation, and a caring presence. Your time and attention help restore connection, dignity, and hope to those who have served.

Battle Buddy Volunteers make a measurable difference, helping veterans feel truly seen, heard, and valued. Volunteers often form deep, lasting relationships, while veterans frequently say these visits or calls are the highlight of their week. This program builds cross-generational bonds, promotes healing, and strengthens communities nationwide.

No prior military experience is required – just a big heart and a willingness to listen.

 Training and ongoing support provided. 

Locations Served: Visits take place in the veteran’s home or facility. This is an in-person volunteer role; remote interaction is limited.

To Apply:  Click here MyImpactPage - Hero's Bridge

The demand for dental care at the Free Clinic continues to increase and we can use additional professional support. Current license required.

Join our medical team and help those most in need of your services and expertise!  Current license required. Volunteers needed primarily for our Thursday Evening clinic.  

We are looking for licensed, or board approved resident/supervisee, mental health professionals to help meet the expanding demand for our Mental Health services.  2 to 3 hours a week during office hours.

Goals of Position:

Home Front Volunteers improve the quality of life for Veterans by helping maintain safe, functional, and dignified housing. From essential home repairs to general upkeep, volunteers play a critical role in reducing hazards and improving living conditions, often directly impacting a Veteran’s health, morale, and independence.

Home Front Volunteers have helped Veterans across the nation live in safer, cleaner, and more comfortable homes. From big jobs like building ramps to smaller tasks, volunteers restore a sense of pride and safety for those who once served our country. Your service ensures that aging Heroes can remain in their homes with dignity.

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.

Possible Duties and Responsibilities:

Each volunteer brings different skill sets and passions. Below is a list of requests we receive frequently.

• Assist with minor home repairs and safety improvements

• Help with household tasks such as cleaning, organizing, or changing a light bulb

• Work independently or as part of a team, depending on project size

• Bring and use personal protective gear and tools, unless otherwise provided

• Follow all safety guidelines and instructions provided by Hero’s Bridge

• Log volunteer hours, mileage, and brief notes about each task in MyImpact

Location: Fauquier, Culpeper, Rappahannock Madison & Orange Counties

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

Do you have 4 hours a week to share? The Fauquier Historical Society is seeking friendly, dependable volunteers to assist in the Gift Shop at the Old Jail Museum in Warrenton.

We’re open Wednesday through Monday and need help greeting visitors, processing admissions, and keeping an eye on gift shop activity. Volunteers must be 18 or older, and training and a background check are required.

If you enjoy history and connecting with the public, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out today—we’d be happy to talk more about how you can get involved!

We have in Fauquier County a host of Historic Members of Fauquier's Society and Veteran Graves, located in remote family plots throughout the county.

These Veterans range from the Revolution in 1776, War of 1812, Spanish American War, Civil War, WWI, and even a few from WWII.

The Foundation is seeking Individuals, or Families that will adopt a veterans site, visit it at least twice a year, and mow or do the necessary yard work to keep the cemetery in good order, and notify the Foundation if the site is threatened or there has been damaged by any source.

Members from the Foundation will meet with you and explain what to look for when visiting and what should be done, based on the variables of each site.

Once you have agreed on the adoption,  a reporting schedule will be set and all future visits are on your own time, reporting to the foundation when competed and condition of the site. (Photos welcome)

If the tombstone needs cleaning, or repair the Foundation will assist and supply the appropriate products.  NEVER SCRUB A TOMBSTONE With ANYTHING, Other than your Glove.

We offer free, in person after school tutoring at the John Page Turner House in The Plains. We need tutors at the house 3:15 to 5:30 p.m. We serve elementary, middle, and high school students. 

Please call us at 540-253-2119 or email PCL20198@gmail.com

We would love to have you join our team.

IMPORTANT NOTE: To ensure the safety and well-being of everyone we serve, all volunteers are required to complete a background check before beginning their work with us. This helps us maintain a trusted and secure environment for our community members.

Transport and Deliveries

Volunteering in transport and delivery means helping seniors stay independent by providing the rides and essential deliveries they rely on. Your kindness and commitment ensure members can get where they need to go and receive what they need to live comfortably. Here’s a list of volunteer opportunities in Transport & Delivery:

Pick up and Deliver Groceries: As a volunteer, you’ll pick up groceries and deliver them directly to a member’s home. You may help communicate with the store if needed, load and unload bags, and ensure everything gets to the right place.

Prescription Pickup: As a prescription pickup volunteer, you’ll pick up medications from local pharmacies and deliver them to members who can’t easily get there themselves.

Drive to Appointments & Events: As a volunteer, you’ll provide safe, reliable transportation for seniors to medical appointments, wellness visits, and community events.

Different Driving Options:

Use your own car to provide friendly, one-on-one rides for everyday needs like medical appointments, errands, or social outings.

Drive our mini-bus for scheduled group trips or special community events—perfect if you enjoy a social, team-oriented atmosphere.

Help operate or assist with wheelchair-accessible vans, making it possible for members with mobility challenges to get where they need to go safely and with dignity.

We’ll match you with driving opportunities that fit your comfort level and vehicle access—and provide guidance and support every step of the way.

After you respond to this opportunity,our volunteer coordinator will be in touch to provide more details and a brief phone interview.

After that, if it is decided this is a good match for you, we will conduct a background check.

Once the background check is completed and cleared, position orientation and training will be provided

IMPORTANT NOTE: To ensure the safety and well-being of everyone we serve, all volunteers are required to complete a background check before beginning their work with us. This helps us maintain a trusted and secure environment for our community members.

Admin & General Support

Our Admin and General Support volunteers are the heartbeat of our organization. They ensure that day-to-day operations run smoothly and help connect our mission with the people we serve. Whether working behind the scenes or supporting programs directly, these roles are essential to our success. Here’s a list work done in this area:

Board and Committee Work: Serve as a leader and advisor by joining our Board of Directors or one of our committees. These roles help guide the mission, programs, and priorities of our organization. Ideal for those with experience or interest in leadership, planning, or community outreach.

Administrative Mailings: Assist with preparing and sending mailings such as newsletters, event invitations, and informational packets. It’s a simple but important task that helps us stay in touch with members and supporters. Most of the work is done in groups—often with coffee, conversation, and a great sense of camaraderie.

Making Phone Calls:  Occasionally we have some repetitive phone calls to make.  We provide the content, and volunteers can make the calls, either from home or our office.

Here's what you can expect

After you respond to this opportunity,our volunteer coordinator will be in touch to provide more details and a brief phone interview.

After that, if it is decided this is a good match for you, we will conduct a background check.

Once the background check is completed and cleared, position orientation and training will be provided

We encourage monthly in-person visits with additional check-ins in between.

You'll have regular communication with the volunteer coordinator.  

We provide workshop training on how to teach English to adults and support volunteers with lesson planning. All we ask is a commitment to teach one class a week each quarter (10 weeks except holidays). We have adult learners who would love help learning English so they can improve their lives, connect more fully with their children’s teachers and doctors, and participate more confidently in our community.

We are looking for volunteers to serve as dedicated Board members for the Arc of North Central VA.  Must have passion for supporting people with disabilities and a desire to improve supports within our community.  Must be available to support monthly board meetings and volunteer some time outside of meetings to support and pursue organizational events and programs.

Fund Programs That Save Lives, Use Your Skills For Good.

Are you an experienced grant writer with a passion for animal welfare? Want to help a grassroots nonprofit secure the funding it needs to grow its impact? The Culpeper Humane Society is looking for a volunteer Grant Writer to join our dedicated team.

What You'll Do:

This Role Is Ideal If You:

Time Commitment:

What You'll Gain:

To Apply:

Send a brief email to info@culpeperhumanesociety.com Include your interest in the role and a summary of your grant writing experience.

Are you an experienced Social Media Marketer?  Make a difference for Animals in the Culpeper Community. 

Are you passionate about animal welfare and savvy with social media? Wat to give back to your community using your creativity and communication skills? Join the Culpeper Humane Society as our volunteer Social Media Marketer and help change lives both for people and pets in our community.

What You Will Do:

As our Social Media Marketer, you will be the vital voice of CHS, helping us:

This Role Is Ideal If You:

Time Commitment:

What You Will Gain:

To apply for this position please visit our website and fill out our Volunteer Application. www.culpeperhumane.org 

Calling all Vet Techs and Vet Assistants...Support Animals, Empower Caregivers, Help Find Forever Homes 

Are you a current or former Vet Tech or Vet Assistant? Do you want to put your skills to work helping overseeing the care of pets in our foster homes and helping them to find their "forever homes"? Join the Culpeper Humane Society as a volunteer Foster Care Coordinator and be the vital link between rescued dogs and cats and their future families. 

This Role Is Ideal If You:

Time Commitment:

To apply for this position please visit our website and fill out our Volunteer Application. www.culpeperhumane.org 

Are you a caring and compassionate person who wishes to provide comfort to those who have been diagnosed with a terminal illness?  Do you have time to make two to three visits per month to see a patient or provide respite for a caregiver?  Then Hospice of the Piedmont needs you!  We are currently looking for individuals in the outlying counties surrounding Culpeper, Orange, Rappahannock, Madison and Fauquier counties. You will go through a 12-hour in-person training course, as well as a few hours of online training in between classes.  If you are interested in volunteering and live in a county where volunteers are needed most, please go to www.hopva.org, click on Get Involved, Volunteers, and volunteer application.  Fill it out online and it will come back to us once you submit. We will then check in with you on the phone to give you more details about the role.  Background checks are completed on ALL individuals interested in becoming a volunteer.

We allow volunteers for all ages to help at our adoption events. We don’t have an actual shelter as we use only foster homes, but we always need handlers for leashed dogs and puppy pen watchers at our adoption events and occasionally for special event.  Adoptions are usually held on Saturdays from 12-3 at Weber’s Pet Supermarket in Chantilly,

A Forever Home (AFH) is a foster-based rescue. We are looking for loving families to care for dogs or pups to help them find that special place called home. We provide equipment, medical care, food, and, if needed, training to foster families and their dogs. You would provide the love and care.  More information can be found at: https://aforeverhome.org/fostering/

SAFE is seeking volunteers to help design and build a covered sandbox for the children's play area at our emergency shelter. This project will provide a safe, clean space for children to play, supporting healing through joyful and creative play in a protected environment. We’re looking for individuals or groups with experience in construction, carpentry, or outdoor projects. Materials can be provided by SAFE, or volunteers may contribute supplies if they choose. Your time and talents will make a lasting impact for the children we serve.

Schedule:

Fall 2025 Academic Semester (August – November/December)

Flexible to accommodate course requirements.
Internship hours must fall within office hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Format:
Primarily in-person with some virtual tasks available.

Attend court hearings alongside active CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) volunteers for assigned cases.

Retrieve court orders and supporting documentation from the clerk’s office after hearings.

Deliver court reports and other required paperwork to the clerk’s office as needed.

Organize and maintain the CASA case filing system.

Assist CASA Advocates with case needs or resource coordination.

Respond to CASA program emails and inquiries professionally and in a timely manner.

Distribute court orders and documentation to relevant internal and external stakeholders.

Provide general CASA program information to individuals via phone, email, or in person.

Represent CASA at community events to recruit volunteers (“Advocates”).

Accurately present CASA program details and People Incorporated’s mission to the public.

Must be 21 years or older

Junior, Senior, or Graduate student in good academic standing

Preferred fields of study: Sociology, Social Work, Psychology, Pre-Law

Ability to work independently and as part of a team

Strong organizational and time management skills

Professional communication skills (email, phone, in-person)

Reliable personal transportation is required

Proficiency in basic Microsoft Office applications

Completion of Mandatory Reporter Training and CASA Pre-Service Training (provided)

Interns will be directly supervised by CASA Program Coordinator Bri Taylor, located at the satellite office in Culpeper, VA.
Note: The Program Coordinator is not based at the main office in Abingdon, VA. Interns must be comfortable working with remote supervision. Occasional visits to the Culpeper office may be arranged, if desired.

This position is in charge of cleaning litter boxes, sweeping, mopping, etc. along with feeding . There is also plenty of time to play with the cats and kittens! We will have you out to train you then you can come when it fits your schedule

We are looking for Foothills Ambassadors who can help us reach out into the community to help others learn about Foothills Form and gather story ideas people want our journalists to research and write about.

Photographers needed occasionally for sports and event coverage in Rappahannock County and across the region. Also interested in publishing creative, beautiful and interesting photography inspired by the landscape, nature and people in our corner of Virginia.

Researchers needed for ongoing reporting projects.  Knowledge of Rappahannock County and surrounding areas a must.  Good writing skills desired, but not necessary.  Willing to accommodate varying levels of experience with research and reporting.  

Do you love a hands-on approach with helping children? Are you looking for a rewarding way to give back? Consider volunteering with the children in our temporary shelter assisting with homework, projects, games, arts & crafts. We aim to offer support, while having fun! This is a great opportunity for retired teachers or older youth going into the early childhood education field. 

Homework Club is offered Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 4pm-5:30pm. For children in our shelter. For K-12 students only. This is an all-year program. 

Do you have a helpful and handy pair of hands aching to be put to good use? Family Shelter Services is looking for support in facility maintenance and upkeep from hanging blinds, cleaning and organizing to minor repairs, carpentry and painting walls. Opportunities based on your time limitations and ability. Support is needed at both our Temporary Shelter in Warrenton and Transitional Housing Community in Vint Hill.

Volunteer to teach life-skill classes to our Emergency Shelter and Vint Hill Transitional participants. Schedule in advance with our Program & Volunteer Coordinator, Tracy Forloines at 540-351-0130 Monday-Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm or by email tforloines@fauquierfamilyshelter.org. The subjects can range from nutrition, finance, parenting, health, job coach, budgeting, credit, cooking, counseling, and more based on your skill set. If you are looking to give back to your community doing a life skills class is a great way to get involved. 

Aging Together has three annual "signature" events that entail large participation and the need for volunteers to help with checking people in, parking, directing where to go, helping vendors get settled, and more. Detailed descriptions of both the events and the volunteer positions are posted on Aging Together's website (changes yearly). https://www.agingtogether.org/events.html

Spiritual Care Support Ministries provides faith-based education, training, counseling and spiritual support for those who are ill, dying, grieving, experiencing personal loss, and for those who journey with them. Our loss counseling services, spiritual retreats, Inspirational studies, divorce and grief support groups in Warrenton, Virginia give people strength, hope, and enduring faith during many of the most difficult times of their lives. We are proud to provide this invaluable support, whether it is through a dedicated support group, individualized counseling services, community events, spiritual guidance or simply lending a listening ear.

We are in need of licensed or lay counselors for our ministry, to meet the growing need in our community. If you are interested in volunteering a few hours a week, or learning how to become a counselor, please click on the respond key and our volunteer coordinator, Courtney Hammack, will be in touch with you to discuss the position and your availability.

Spiritual Care Support Ministries provides support and education with a Biblical perspective to those who are ill, dying, grieving, and experiencing personal losses, and to those who journey with them. 

We are in need of volunteers that can help with various projects. Examples include:

Phone or in person outreach, assistance with mailings, event planning, representing SCSM at special events, answering phones, filing, shredding, making booklets for our support groups,  home visits, computer data entry and help with decorating the center for different events. 

If any or all of these activities interest you, click on the respond key and Courtney Hammack our Volunteer Coordinator will be in touch with you to discuss options, hours and roles that fit you best.  

Volunteer Care-A-Van Transporter

As a Care-A-Van Transporter you will use our van to transport dogs and cats to clinics for CHS monthly  Spay/Neuter runs.

A clean driving record is required to enable you to be placed on our insurance policy. 

To apply for this opportunity, visit our website at www.culpeperhumane.org and fill out a Volunteer Application. 

If you are passionate about animals, an experienced fundraiser, and enjoy interacting with people and the community we have the perfect opportunity for you!

As the Fundraising Coordinator you will:

Occasional on-site meetings are required. Once trained, you will work primarily from home or in the community.

To apply for this position please visit our website and fill out our Volunteer Application. www.culpeperhumane.org 

Are you passionate about animals and the importance of spaying/neutering your pets? Do you have exceptional organizational skills? Put them to use to help us fulfill our mission to create a no-kill community.

The Care-A-Van is our transport service that transports dogs and cats to our clinic partners for low-cost spay/neuter services. The cost of these services is offered to our community on a sliding scale, based on income. We do three transports per month one for dogs, one for cats and one for cats from our trap/neuter/release cat colonies. 

The Care-A-Van Coordinator will:

Recruiting 3 volunteers for this position so each Coordinator can be responsible for one run per month. 

To apply for this position please visit our website and fill out our Volunteer Application. www.culpeperhumane.org 

To aid residents who are learning how to use an electronic device. To encourage lifelong learning for all ages.

Assist patrons who want to learn how to use their electronic devices and/or computers.  Flexible hours: Two hours per week, Mon - Fri. Once response received, staff will determine timing. 

We regularly host or attend events and can always use help! Food drives, open houses, etc. 

If you love TikTok and all of the other social media platforms, we could use your help! We are always looking for content creators and people to help us increase our online presence. 

Help advance AAHA's mission by volunteering with us! Duties often include data entry, abstracting sources, assisting with public events, and other simple tasks that help the museum run smoothly. If you have a specific interest/passion, we can work together to find relevant duties!

Volunteer as a Girls on the Run Coach – No Running Required!

Inspire. Empower. Make a Difference.

Join Girls on the Run Piedmont as a volunteer coach and help empower girls in grades 3-8 to be joyful, healthy, and confident! No running experience is needed—just a passion for encouraging and uplifting young girls.

✅ All training, materials, and lesson plans—no prior coaching experience needed!
✅ A co-coach team to support you every step of the way.
✅ The most rewarding “paycheck” ever—hugs, high-fives, and happy smiles!

Volunteer for Camp GOTR – One Week of Fun, Inspiration & Confidence Building!

Make a difference in just one week!

Join Camp GOTR as a volunteer coach and help empower young girls through a week of fun, friendship, and confidence-building! No running experience required—just a heart for inspiring girls to be their best selves.

Help the Cedar Mountain Battlefield staff their visitor center and small museum. Volunteers greet visitors, provide brief overview of historic battlefield and park trails, help sell merchandise in gift shop, and provide welcoming atmosphere for visitors to the small museum. Volunteer activities will be conducted inside the visitor center and may require periods of sitting or standing. Volunteer shifts are Saturdays from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM or Sunday from 11:00 am - 4:00 PM. Half days shifts are 3 hours and full day shifts are 6 hours. For more information contact the Site Manager at cedarmountainbff@gmail.com.

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.

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!

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. 

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

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

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!

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.

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.