Seeking applications from registered voters to work at polling locations throughout the county. Poll workers are hired to assist in providing a fair and honest election and to provide customer service to the voters on Election day. Pollworkers are usually scheduled to work in their home precincts or at a precinct nearby. Individuals are also needed to serve on a standby basis for Election Day.

Offers volunteer activities for those interested in helping with clerical duties, including making phone calls and updating their records on local mental health agencies. Seeks volunteers to help with mental health education and support groups. Seeks people to help with fund raisers (NAMI Walk).

Seeks volunteers to help with general office and clerical work. Volunteers may use their experience for employment references and are invited to agency events for recognition and may receive small gifts in appreciation for their services.

Offers an opportunity for those who wish to help with the agency's fundraising efforts. Volunteers manage inventory, coordinate consignments and sales, and market a sponsored line of products (t-shirts, totes, figures, etc.). Persons are also needed to portray a product mascot throughout the community.

Provides volunteer opportunities.

Helps reduce social isolation for older adults by arranging for a "buddy" to telephone them on a regular basis to listen, talk, and help them maintain contact with the outside world. Accepting applications for callers and those who would like to receive calls.

Seeks volunteers to work behind the scenes in the office setting or volunteers to offer support, companionship and practical, compassionate help. Some volunteers interact directly with patients and families but do not offer hands-on support.

Provides a free hot Thanksgiving dinner to those in Madison County on Thanksgiving Day.

Offers opportunities to volunteer in a variety of settings and roles. Services include volunteering at the office, assisting with donated items that will be provided to disabled individuals, helping set-up and producing the Ms. Wheelchair USA program, and contacting potential sponsors.

Juvenile Court services.

Provides opportunities for those who wish to provide crisis support to families and loved ones of suicide and drug overdose death victims.

Volunteer opportunities that are currently available: - Advisory Council members: Meet once every other month, help with fund raising activities, marketing and working the events.

Provides a variety of volunteer opportunities in the Library District.

Provides volunteer training and opportunities. Volunteer opportunities are in the Family Resource Center, patients care presurgical tours, gift shop, patient/parent room services and volunteer clerical personnel in clinic areas.

Offers young professionals opportunities to network with other professionals while volunteering. Volunteer projects may include sorting, inspecting, and repacking various food items in the warehouse as well as calling and writing to thank donors.

Program for middle school students. Students learn how to start and run a small business, sell their own products, and earn money.

Seeks volunteers to help with running errands for agency clients and providing transportation to community events. Volunteers may use their experience for employment references and are invited to agency events for recognition and may receive small gifts in appreciation for their services.

Provides a wide range of volunteer opportunities.

Seeks volunteers to coordinate meals for the clients during the Pregnancy and Parenting Classes.

Offers volunteer opportunities with set-up activities, packing the boxes and distribution and delivery activities.

Seeks volunteers to be part of a group or committee working on neighborhood issues. General training and orientation are provided. Volunteers are given a dinner at the end of the season in recognition of their service.

Visit website to fill out volunteer application, www.adoptourstrays.com

The Advocates for Families CASA Program is seeking caring adults to volunteer in Knox County. Volunteer duties include making contact with the child once a month; full case investigation reviewing all relevant documents; meet with anyone who has information regarding the child, including but not limited to case workers teachers, medical professionals; maintain written documentation: maintain complete confidentiality; attend all court hearings and meetings; complete annual continued education hours as required by Ohio Supreme Court Rule 48 guidelines. NOTE: CASA supervisor walks alongside each volunteer throughout the life of each case.

Actively seeking volunteers for a variety of opportunities including the All-Star Training Club sports program and fundraising.

LCCFFC is seeking individuals with the requisite skills and experience to fill positions on the organization's council and/or committees on a voluntary basis without remuneration. Parents of children served by a Council member agency are encouraged to apply as parent representatives on Council and Council committees. LCCFFC Council meets at 1:30pm on the First Wednesday of every other month. Contact us for times of other committee meetings.