Seeks volunteers to take crisis calls from domestic violence and sexual assault survivors. This includes providing emotional support, answering questions about legal options and providing information and resources via phone calls, as well as accompanying survivors to the hospital and/or police stations. Training is provided and a supervisor is available for back-up to answer questions of the advocate.

Seeking individuals with the requisite knowledge, skills and experience who are willing to offer their services and work without pay on projects or in positions that benefit the Arc and the people it serves. Volunteer opportunities available include Leadership Council, parent mentoring, and event committees and working with the summer camp programs.

Provides volunteer opportunities for adults who wish to provide companionship to children with special needs and older persons through the Foster Grandparent and Senior Companion program.

The purpose is to restore the offending youth to community living and reduce juvenile offenses through supervision, support and alternative consequences to offenders who have been adjudicated or found unruly/delinquent.

Actively seeking volunteers interested in preparing tax returns on a voluntary basis without remuneration. Also seeking site coordinators, instructors, greeters, and screeners in addition to tax preparers. Provides volunteers with free tax law training, e-file software training, and administrative support.

Provides opportunity for those seeking to perform office/clerical duties, help with marketing and communications, work on construction or maintenance of facilities, prepare food, serve as mentors, help with recreational and sports activities, and provide transportation for campers and/or other volunteers.

Seeking persons to volunteer as tax counselors for Muskingum, Perry, and Morgan county clinics. Counselors are also asked to volunteer for one clinic per week, or three hours per week from the end of January to the end of March. Training: Provided free of charge by our trained Clinic Coordinator and is completed in one of our clinic sites. Training's will be held Mid- January and an at home study and practice is available once the training is completed. Liability: Volunteers are not held liable for someone else’s tax return. It is the client’s responsibility to make sure the information provided is accurate and complete. Clients are required to sign a release form at the beginning of the session. Volunteers do not sign completed tax forms. Support: Help is also available by calling the Financial Stability Partnership Coordinator at United Way.

The AARP Foundation Tax-Aide program, which provides free tax preparation at the Mary E. Babcock Library in Johnstown, the Licking County Aging Program/Heritage Hall in Newark and the Buckeye Lake Library, is seeking volunteer tax preparers for the upcoming tax season. Volunteers file federal, Ohio and school district tax returns in a much-needed service that’s free, individualized and has no strings attached, saving each client up to several hundred dollars in tax preparation fees and providing him or her with the reassuring knowledge that his or her taxes are done correctly. Tax-Aide volunteers come from all walks of life. Current volunteer preparers include a beautician, teachers and sales people. Basic computer skills and an interest in helping people are all that is required. Training is provided, and each new volunteer is assigned a mentor who is available throughout the tax season to answer questions and help solve problems. Volunteers are asked to work at least one day a week during the 12-week tax season.

Provides volunteer opportunities for those interested in working alongside residents and staff performing daily work duties including food preparation, garden and grounds maintenance, and care for horses. May also assist with transporting residents, running errands, and offering recreational or educational activities. A living stipend is provided to full time volunteers (40 hrs per week or more) who live on the property.

Volunteer opportunities include: Community- Bigs meet with their Littles at least 2 times per month; School-Based volunteers in schools 1x per week-set time.

Do you remember a special person who brought excitement to the everyday, broadened your horizons and put little moments of magic into your life By becoming a supporting donor or volunteer mentor, you can do the same for a child, and you will both be forever changed by the experience. Children need adults to help guide them through life's many obstacles. Mentors share everyday activities, expand horizons, and experience the joy in even the simplest events. Within these little moments lies the big magic that is shared between mentors and the children they impact.

Offers community based adult/child mentoring programs; pairs children in one-to-one relationship with caring adult volunteers, provides community service for youth

Offers volunteer opportunities to serve by sponsoring a meal as a church or individual, volunteering at the Peter Maurin Dining Hall, volunteering for the food pantry, or as a volunteer at the Emergency Overnight Warming Center (EOWC).

Provides volunteer opportunities for those interested in helping with office/clerical duties, yard and grounds maintenance, fund raising activities, recreation and sports related activities, child care, and being a front desk greeter. There are also limited opportunities to help with communications and marketing, as well as assisting with computer and Internet needs.

Seeks volunteers to serve as mentors to individuals who are interested in starting their own business or enhancing an existing business.

Ark After school program serves children Kindergarten through 8th grade offering Homework help, snacks, games, friends, fun, Bible Club and much more!

Seeks volunteers to assist with cleaning and maintenance of the shelter facility.

Actively seeking volunteers to work with children in the areas of academics, arts, sports and health, games, homework assistance, computer skills, career exploration, meals, and special events.

Offers volunteer opportunities for those interested in performing clerical work, helping with education and literacy, scheduling delivery and delivering books to Amish schools, delivering books to homebound patrons, and fund raising at special events organized by the Geauga County Library Foundation or the individual auxiliary groups associated with a particular branch of the library system (West Geauga Friends of the Library, etc.).

Provides volunteer opportunities for high school students and adults to provide one-to-one mentoring of at risk children ages 5 to 18 years in the community through regular visits, role modeling behavior, friendship and support.

Provides volunteer opportunities during tax season. Training is offered both online and in the classroom. Types of Volunteer Roles needed - Greeter – You greet everyone visiting the site to create a pleasant atmosphere. You screen taxpayers to determine the type of assistance they need and confirm they have the necessary documents to complete their tax returns. Tax law certification is not required for this position. - Interpreter – You provide free language interpreter services to customers who are not fluent in English. Basic tax knowledge is helpful, but it is not required for this position. - Designated Quality Reviewer – You review tax returns completed by volunteer tax preparers, ensuring that every taxpayer receives top-quality service and that the tax returns are error-free. Quality reviewers must (at a minimum) certify at the Basic level or higher (including specialty levels) based on the complexity of the tax returns reviewed. - Volunteer Tax Preparers who answer tax law questions, prepare, or correct tax returns, or conduct quality reviews of completed tax returns, must certify in Volunteer Standards of Conduct, Intake/Interview & Quality Review, and tax law. The preparer’s certification level must be at, or above, the level needed for the tax returns prepared.

Youth mentoring services volunteer opportunities are available.

Volunteer opportunity to assist Knox county residents with their income tax preparations. This is a web-based, counselor-assisted program. Volunteers are needed to assist as tax preparation counselors. As a tax counselor, you will receive one day of training, after which you will be asked to assist clients with tax preparation throughout the tax season at the United Way office. You will be able to determine a schedule that works best for you. Counselors must be comfortable working with a computer, but need not have a background in tax preparation.

Provides volunteer opportunities to work with immigrants in a variety of roles. Volunteer opportunities may include being a part of a Welcome Team, driving instructor and teaching car care, English language instruction, interpretation services, cultural orientation, public transportation navigator, and so forth.

Seeks volunteers to staff the organization's hotline, resale shop, provide clerical assistance, provide transportation, provide home maintenance/repair and help with fundraisers. There are opportunities to volunteer from home, as a family, and at the convenience of individual schedules. All volunteers must attend a volunteer training session.