Volunteer opportunities include: Summer months: - Prepare sack lunches for campers-8am-11am, M-F - Soup kitchen-daily 11:30am-1pm and 5:30pm-6:30pm - Help with meals for shelter residents - Front desk work - Transportation coordinator for various programs - Music Program for kids needs a helper - Youth programming, mentors, tutoring - Landscaping Winter months: - Distribute coats; bell ringing - November-sort canned goods and toys - December-distribute toys and donations.

Provides guidance and interaction, recreation, socialization, the arts, field trips and events.

Provides a lunch from 11:00 am - 12:30 pm and evening meal from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

Actively seeking volunteers for the following activities: Christmas Bell Ringers and Toy Packers, Food Packing and Distribution, Tutoring/Mentoring Children and Youth, Clerical/Office Assistant, Kitchen help, Food Pantry packing and sorting, Food Pantry food distribution, Van Drivers, and Landscaping and Maintenance.

Wigs, make up, toiletries, chest binders, shower access, accessories to assist with gender exploration or affirmation, non-perishable food. Available for all members of the LGBTQIA+ community in need.

Provide hot meals and showers. Must wear a mask to attend.

Seeking individuals who are willing assist in the center on a voluntary basis without remuneration. Opportunities include clerical, assisting in the computer lab and helping with preparing and serving meals.

Offers hot meal weekly for New Carlisle area

Provides a community meal at the church the last Friday of every month at 5:00 pm.

Provides guidance and interaction, recreation, socialization, the arts, field trips and events.

Actively seeking volunteer for a variety of volunteer projects.

Provides guidance and interaction, recreation, socialization, the arts, field trips and events.

Actively seeking individuals to volunteer to prepare hot meals to be served in Akron.

AmeriCorps Seniors engages volunteers 55+ with service in the community. Foster Grandparent Program engages low-income seniors (under 200% of the federal poverty threshold) to mentor youth. Qualifying Foster Grandparent Program volunteers receive a modest stipend, meal allowance, and mileage reimbursement. Senior Support Action Group, through the support of volunteers of any age, provides homebound seniors and other medically homebound persons with access to food, transportation, and companionship.

Volunteers deliver meals, serve lunch at dining centers, package home meals, and help in the office.

We offer many volunteer opportunities for those looking to enrich the lives of older adults, either through direct interaction, such as calling Bingo, or indirect support, such as maintaining the flower beds. Our Volunteer Coordinator can also connect folks with other volunteer opportunities within the community. Depending on the work being done, potential volunteers may be subject to a background check.

Provides guidance and interaction, recreation, socialization, the arts, field trips and events.

Seeking a variety of volunteers, including: - Animal lovers. - Caregiver assistants. - Clerical assistants. - Companions. - Gardeners. - Guest cooks/chefs. - Handypersons. - Household assistants. - Musicians. - Pet therapy visitors. - Spa services assistants. - Special events assistants. - Vigil support. - Welcome desk hosts/hostesses.

Opportunities exist through the LCCC organization where volunteers help make the LCCC a success. We are eternally grateful to the wonderful volunteers who help make our operation a joyful place to be.

Volunteer opportunities include: -Assist with delivery of meals to homebound residents in Eastern Knox County -Help with meal preparation -Assist with work on fundraising projects at The Sanctuary

Provides volunteer opportunities to cook and serve the dinners and to help hand out groceries as well as the days of meals.

Seeking individuals who are willing assist in the center on a voluntary basis without remuneration. Opportunities include clerical, assisting in the computer lab and helping with preparing and serving meals.

St. Vincent Haven is a 50-bed emergency and transitional shelter program for males 18 and older who are homeless from all over Licking County. Dinner is prepared by volunteer cooking teams in their homes and brought into the shelter each evening. Teams are generally three to four persons and they usually cook just once a month. Teams can use food received from the Food Pantry Network in the meals. There currently are a couple of open evenings. Our 4pm-12am shift is staffed by an employee and a Staff Assistant volunteer. Volunteer shifts are 4pm-8pm and 8pm-12am. Staff Assistant volunteers usually cover one 4-hour shift per month.

A hot meal open to people in the community.

Volunteer opportunities are needed at various times throughout the year and can include: - Prepare meals for our clients in our residential programs. - Plan or assist in fundraising activities. - Paint - Clean (floor, wash windows, clean woodwork, etc.) - Lawn work.