Volunteer Opportunities From: Volunteer Prince William

Help protect abused and neglected children in your community by becoming a volunteer advocate. Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) make a difference in abused and neglected children’s lives. We are seeking volunteers who care about children growing up in a safe, permanent, and loving home. 

The first step in becoming a CASA volunteer is to attend an information session. At the sessions, guests will hear from a CASA supervisor about the process of advocating for a child who has been abused or neglected. You will also learn about the application process and training requirements. It’s the best way to get the full picture of what’s involved.

The next session will be held Virtually on October 29, 2025, from 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm.

Contact jpolen@casacis.org or call (703) 330-8145 to receive the meeting link or to inquire about alternate dates.

We invite you to become part of our Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center volunteer team and to explore the many opportunities we offer.

Volunteers are placed throughout the hospital and contribute thousands of hours each year to support the hospital mission "We improve health every day."

Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center offers various volunteer opportunities for different interests and skill sets. Whether you have a passion for providing comfort and companionship, assisting with patient transport, helping with wayfinding around the hospital, providing administrative support, or helping to organize special events, your contribution is invaluable.

Please note, all ACTS volunteers must first complete and submit the online application found here on our website.

ACTS is seeking dedicated volunteers to deliver boxes of food to homebound seniors and people with disabilities in Eastern Prince William County. Your help will ensure that those who are unable to leave their homes receive the food they need.

Deliveries take place Monday through Thursday from 11am to 1pm, with each shift typically taking no more than two hours. Deliveries are clustered by area, with different days assigned to Woodbridge, Dale City, Dumfries, and other locations. Volunteers need a valid driver’s license and can use any size vehicle, though a van may be provided if necessary. Boxes can weigh up to 40 pounds. Volunteers typically call or text recipients to notify them that their delivery is on the way.

Join ACTS in making a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Your time and effort can bring much-needed support and connection to our community. For more information or to sign up, contact Shirley Couteau] at scouteau@actspwc.org / 703-441-8606 ext. 288.

Please note:  All volunteers must complete and submit the online volunteer application, found on the ACTS website, prior to volunteering.

The Hunger Prevention Center Food Pantry always needs volunteers!

Volunteers in the Food Pantry receive donations, stock and replenish shelves, pack food bags, fulfill client requests, and distribute groceries.

The Hunger Prevention Center Food Pantry volunteer hours are Monday - Thursday 9am - 3pm

The address is: 3901 ACTS Lane, Dumfries, VA 22026. 

The Hunger Prevention Center Food Pantry is closed on Federal Holidays and follows the OPM guidelines on inclement weather for Federal Employees..

Please note, all ACTS volunteers must first complete and submit the online application found here on our website.

Food Donation Center Volunteers needed to receive, weigh, and record donations, complete and issue receipts, and sort donations. Volunteers also pack bags for distribution to clients. Hours are flexible, Monday - Thursday, 9am - 3:30pm..

Please contact Shirley Couteau for details: scouteau@actspwc.org

Please note, all ACTS volunteers must first complete and submit the online application found here on our website.

Donation Pick Up Drivers pick up donations from area grocery stores, convenience stores, and restaurants and deliver the donations to ACTS Hunger Prevention Center..

Volunteers may use an ACTS refrigerated vehicle or their own vehicle. Volunteers should be able to lift 40 pounds. Volunteers must have a valid driver's License.  

Please contact Shirley Couteau for details: scouteau@actspwc.org

Please note, all ACTS volunteers must first complete and submit the online application found here on our website.

As a Client Intake Volunteer, you will be the welcoming face of our Food Pantry. Your primary responsibilities will include assisting clients with booking appointments, registering new clients, and ensuring that every client receives the support they need. Familiarity with client intake software is essential, and if you're fluent in Spanish, that’s a huge plus!.

Hours are:

Monday:         9am - 11:30am & 1pm - 3pm    

Tuesday:         1pm - 3:30pm & 5pm - 7pm

Wednesday:    1st and 2nd Wednesday of each month - 10am - 1pm

Thursday:        9am - 11:30am & 1pm - 3pm  

Friday:              CLOSED

Contact Shirley Couteau, scouteau@actspwc.org for more information.

Are you a natural connector who loves creating positive vibes and fostering teamwork? Join us as a Connection and Culture Volunteer and play a vital role in strengthening our organization’s community!

What You’ll Do:

We’re launching a digital magazine-and we’re looking for a passionate, creative, and organized AssistantMagazine Lead to bring it to life!

In this role, you'll oversee content planning, work with contributors, lead a small editorial team, and shape the voice of a publication made by and for young people. Think of it as being Editor-in-Chief of something meaningful.

What You’ll Do:

Are you a talented grant writer with a passion for the arts, youth empowerment, and social impact? We're a youth-led nonprofit arts organization looking for a dedicated volunteer to help us identify and apply for funding opportunities that support creative youth initiatives.

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Do you have a sharp eye for detail, a passion for clean writing, and a love for youth storytelling? Join our youth-led organization as a Copy Editor and help bring powerful, authentic content to life - one comma at a time.

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Are you passionate about making connections and helping communities grow stronger? We’re looking for a dedicated volunteer to help us expand our community impact by reaching out to local schools, media outlets, and partner organizations.

What You’ll Do:

You’ll help bring We Are Artistic’s new school chapter program to life from the ground up, working side-by-side with our Chapter Lead to shape how chapters run, grow, and make an impact on your campus and beyond.

The Town of Dumfries is seeking a volunteer driver to assist with community events by shuttling residents from various areas within the town to our main event location.

Details:

Drive the official Town of Dumfries van

Provide safe and friendly transportation during scheduled events

Help ensure all community members can enjoy our town events

Requirements:

Must be at least 21 years old

Valid driver's license

Satisfactory background check and driving record required

Your time and dedication will help bring our community together!

Interested?
Please contact Yvette Ragland at yragland@dumfriesva.gov or 571 363-5200 to apply or learn more.

Prince William County Office of Youth Services is seeking dedicated volunteers for the Right Step to Opportunities program — a diversion initiative designed to help youthful offenders avoid the juvenile justice system and build a brighter future.

As a Right Step Volunteer, you will:

Requirements:

Your guidance can be the turning point in a young person’s life. Join us in making a difference.

Are you a sharp-eyed storyteller who’s passionate about amplifying youth voices and shaping powerful narratives? Join our youth-led organization as a Magazine Editor and help lead the creative direction of our publication - a bold platform by youth, for youth.

What You’ll Do:

Are you passionate about making connections and helping communities grow stronger? We’re looking for a dedicated volunteer to help us expand our community impact by reaching out to local schools, media outlets, and partner organizations.

What You’ll Do:

As our Facebook Group Admin, you’ll be the heartbeat of our online space. Your role is to revive our group, spark conversations, and keep the creative energy flowing. Think of it as curating a digital gallery of ideas, inspiration, and connection.

What You’ll Do:

We’re looking for a Volunteer Graphic Designer to join our creative team and help us elevate our brand, social media, and campaign visuals. This is an exciting opportunity to gain experience, expand your portfolio, and contribute to a meaningful cause - all while working with a passionate, youth-driven team.

What You’ll Do:

Are you passionate about storytelling, amplifying youth voices, and making real social impact? Join our dynamic, youth-led organization as a Magazine Writer and help shape the narrative for a generation ready to lead change. We’re looking for writers for Op-Ed, Feature, and etch.

What you’ll do:

We’re looking for a passionate and reliable Facebook Group Moderator to help us grow and energize our online community. As a moderator, you’ll play a key role in keeping the group active, welcoming, and aligned with our mission.

What you’ll do:

We’re a youth-led nonprofit on a mission to create change - and we’re looking for a volunteer Bluesky Manager to help us share our story, events, and impact online.

What you’ll do:

You’ll be the right hand to our Human Resource Director, helping build a strong, connected, and inspired volunteer community. This role is perfect for someone who enjoys supporting others, organizing behind the scenes, and making sure every volunteer feels seen and valued.

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The Girls on the Run 5K is a unique, end-of-season event that brings together thousands of NOVA girls, their families, and community members for a celebratory 5K run. To be a success each 5K event needs over 100 total volunteers in a variety of roles! Our 5K volunteers serve as greeters, buddy runners, cheer marshals, start and finish line managers, water stops managers, and much more. Volunteers are needed to fill positions at various times in the morning between 6:00am-9:30 am. We have a job for everyone who wants to help! If you are available to volunteer, then please consider volunteering at our Girls on the Run Fall 2025 5K events! 5Ks will be held on Saturday, November 22, 2025 at Dulles Town Center, Dulles and Sunday, November 23, 2025 at Pentagon City, Arlington. Interested volunteers can complete our 5K Volunteer Form at https://www.pinwheel.us/register/index/RW1FLN0WGOHF3CL to start the sign up process or visit our website at www.gotrnova.org. Many volunteer slots go fast, mark your calendar and sign up today!

The Press Liaison serves as the voice and bridge between We Are Artistic and the broader public, ensuring that our youth-driven stories of creativity, resilience, and advocacy reach the audiences they deserve.

This role is ideal for someone who believes in the power of art to spark change and is passionate about amplifying youth voices through strategic media outreach.

What you’ll do

As a volunteer mentor, you’ll support a young artist during their creative journey as they work on a youth-led film or arts-based project. We’re looking for mentors who can offer guidance, encouragement, and a listening ear.

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We’re seeking passionate Facebook Volunteers to help us grow our online presence and connect with our community. This role is perfect for someone who believes in the power of youth voice, art, and emotional safety—and wants to help amplify that message.

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With support from AARP's Community Challenge Grant, we are excited to be planting 83 native trees and shrubs in a young woodland habitat which was formerly dominated by invasive species. We need your help to get all these plants in the ground!

Volunteers are welcome to stay as long as they'd like - drop in for an hour, or stay for the full event. This activity is suitable for volunteers aged 10 and up, but all minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

All participants must register through our website so we can reach out with information about where to meet. If we need to cancel due to inclement weather, only registered participants will be notified.

Attire: all volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes and long pants to protect against thorns, insect bites, and poison ivy. Anyone who is dressed inappropriately (shorts, sandals, etc.) will not be allowed to volunteer. To keep yourself comfortable, we recommend bringing a hat, sunscreen, and bug spray.

Equipment: please bring your own pair of protective work gloves. The gloves should be made of a sturdy material such as leather. If you can, please bring a shovel or trowel for digging. There is no running water available on site - you must bring your own bottle of water to drink.

Keep an eye on your inbox on the day before the event. We'll send you more details about where to meet and what to expect!

We are currently looking for volunteer English instructors for our upcoming winter semester! The semester will begin on December 1st and end on March 5th.

Our morning classes meet on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:30-11:30 AM, and our evening classes meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:00-9:00 PM. Our classes are available on Zoom or in person, with class sites in Manassas and Manassas Park. 

No prior teaching experience or language skills required- all training is provided! 

Do you enjoy history? Do you like gardening? Volunteer with Prince William County's Office of Historic Preservation and help keep the site's gardens and landscaping beautiful! 

Garden volunteers help maintain the flower beds, herb gardens, vegetable gardens, and other special historical plantings at our parks.  This job may also include some landscaping, mulching, propagation, transplanting, weeding, watering, and harvesting. Gardeners also assist with periodic site clean-up days and historic programs involving the gardens they maintain, if they would like to.

Gardeners are Needed at:

About Good Shepherd Housing Foundation
Good Shepherd Housing Foundation (GSHF) provides safe, stable, and affordable housing to individuals and families in need throughout Prince William County. Our mission is to prevent homelessness and foster long-term housing stability, empowering residents to build stronger futures. Volunteers are essential partners in advancing our mission by sharing their time, talents, and expertise.

Position Overview
We are seeking volunteer legal professionals to support our housing nonprofit in addressing legal questions and challenges that arise in property management, housing law, nonprofit compliance, contracts, and related areas. This role is ideal for attorneys, paralegals, or legal professionals who want to use their expertise to strengthen housing stability for vulnerable families and individuals in our community.

Key Responsibilities

Provide legal advice and guidance to GSHF staff on issues related to landlord-tenant law, housing regulations, and property management.

Assist with contract review, drafting, or negotiation as needed.

Support the organization in ensuring compliance with relevant federal, state, and local housing laws and nonprofit regulations.

Help identify potential legal risks and recommend solutions.

Advise on policies, agreements, or other legal documents that support GSHF’s operations and programs.

(Optional, depending on volunteer preference) Provide pro bono assistance or referrals for residents facing specific housing-related legal issues.

Desired Skills & Qualifications

Licensed attorney in Virginia (active or retired/inactive) or experienced paralegal/legal professional.

Knowledge of landlord-tenant law, fair housing regulations, or nonprofit law preferred.

Strong analytical and communication skills.

Ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise sound judgment.

Commitment to the mission and values of Good Shepherd Housing Foundation.

About Good Shepherd Housing Foundation
Good Shepherd Housing Foundation (GSHF) provides safe, stable, and affordable housing to individuals and families in need throughout Prince William County. Our mission is to prevent homelessness and foster long-term housing stability, empowering residents to build stronger futures. Volunteers play a vital role in helping us maintain quality housing for our residents.

Position Overview
We are seeking skilled labor volunteers to assist with property maintenance and repair needs across our housing units. This role is ideal for professionals or experienced individuals in fields such as HVAC, plumbing, electrical work, roofing, carpentry, pest control, gutter repair, and other home maintenance specialties. By donating your time and expertise, you help ensure our residents live in safe, functional, and dignified homes.

Key Responsibilities

Perform repairs, maintenance, or specialized projects based on your area of expertise.

Assess property needs and provide recommendations for repairs or improvements.

Collaborate with GSHF staff and other volunteers to schedule and complete projects.

Follow all safety guidelines and ensure quality workmanship.

Use your own tools, when possible (materials may be provided by GSHF).

Maintain professionalism and respect when working in or around occupied homes.

Desired Skills & Qualifications

Experience and/or professional training in a skilled trade (HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, carpentry, pest control, etc.).

Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.

Must be reliable and committed to scheduled volunteer projects.

Commitment to the mission and values of Good Shepherd Housing Foundation.

Volunteer Prince William is looking for dedicated volunteers who can provide transportation on weekdays for veterans and their spouse/widow(er) to local medical appointments, supermarkets, retail and houses of worship.  Volunteers pick up the client at their home, take the client to their destination then return the client home, making sure they are safely in their home before the volunteer leaves.

Volunteers must be at least 21 years old, must successfully complete a Criminal and DMV Background Check, have a valid Virginia Driver’s License, and have a vehicle liability insurance policy.  Volunteer vehicles must be kept in good working condition and seat belts must be worn by both the volunteer and client.

Please note, this opportunity is not a match for those needing court-ordered community service or who have been recommended to do community service by an attorney.

Once signed up, you can set your own schedule and drive as often as your time allows by using our online scheduling program.  By transporting veterans and their spouses, you’re allowing them to continue living independently in their own home while getting their daily and medical needs met.  And a friendly volunteer face does much to brighten up a veteran’s day!

For more information, please contact Kathy Morales at kmorales@volunteerprincewilliam.org. 

This opportunity is made possible by a grant from the Potomac Health Foundation.

WHAT IS THE LORTON PRISON MUSEUM?

The Lorton Prison Museum featuring the Lucy Burns Gallery is the history museum for the Workhouse Arts Center - the former site of the Lorton Correctional Complex (or the DC Prison). LBM tells the 91 year history of the prison site, with a special focus on the Women's Suffrage Movement - as the original prison, the Occoquan Workhouse, held over 70 of the suffragists who picketed the White House in 1917. LBM has galleries dedicated to the Suffrage Movement and general prison history, along with a preserved cellblock. Learn more at www.workhousearts.org/lorton-prison-museum

WHAT IS A DOCENT?

Docents are volunteers who provide educational services for the museum visitor and are sometimes called tour guides, interpreters, and volunteer educators. The role of a docent is three-fold:

The interpretive or educational role of the docent is the most important and challenging aspect of the job. To be effective, a docent cannot just lecture at an audience. Docents must strive to actively involve visitors in the interpretation, giving them the tools of visual literacy. Docents should provide a broader understanding of an exhibition’s concepts and provide a context for the collections with which they are working. Docents should strive for objectivity. In their role as interpreter a docent must be careful not to force value judgment or opinions on a visitor. In addition, a docent must be sensitive to visitors’ differences – learning style, cultural backgrounds, age level, and special needs.

WHAT MAKES A GOOD DOCENT?

QUALIFICATIONS & COMMITMENTS

All docents will receive training from museum staff and current docents. After completing training, docents are expected to commit to volunteering at the Museum for two years (or longer), and to volunteer for at least two museum shifts per month (2-4 hours shifts on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays). Periodically throughout the year, docent meetings, trainings, and activities will be scheduled, and docents are expected to attend as many as possible. New docents do not have to have a museum or history background to apply. A genuine interest in the history LPM, a willingness to learn, and an interest in engaging the public is a must!

APPLY

If you are interested in being a Lorton Prison Museum docent, please sent a brief letter of intent, describing why you are interested and your background to the museum at museum@workhousearts.org. We look forward to working with you.

Office/Administrative Volunteer – assist with data entry, mailings, or filing.

Website Volunteer – support with updates, content, or technical fixes.

Social Media/Communications Volunteer – create posts, design graphics, or help with newsletters.

Grant Research Volunteer – assist staff in identifying new funding opportunities.

Photography/Videography Volunteer – document events, programs, and impact stories.

Board Member – provide governance, oversight, fundraising, and strategic support.

Advisory Committee Member – serve on a specialized committee (finance, fundraising, programs, marketing).

Corporate Volunteer Days – businesses sponsor and provide teams for service projects.

Faith/Community Group Projects – host drives, fundraising events, or awareness campaigns.

Service Day Volunteers – yard work, painting, cleaning, or light maintenance for GSHF properties.

Volunteers looking to make in impact in the early foundation of learning are needed to volunteer in our Early Head Start classrooms. Volunteers will help teachers set up play and learning activities, read to students, decorate the classroom, assist children with breakfast and lunch, and lend a hand with other tasks. Volunteers are needed Monday-Friday between the hours of 9am-12pm. For more information, please email vbonilla@nvfs.org. 

Volunteers looking to make in impact in the early foundation of learning are needed to volunteer in our Early Head Start classrooms. Volunteers will help teachers set up play and learning activities, read to students, decorate the classroom, assist children with breakfast and lunch, and lend a hand with other tasks. Volunteers are needed Monday-Friday between the hours of 9am-12pm. Early Head Start serves children ages infant to three years old. 42% of the nearly 35,000 clients NVFS serves each year are children.

The Shelter Kitchen Assistant helps to ensure efficient kitchen operations by assisting the shelter cook with daily kitchen operations. The volunteer will partner with shelter cook to:

Weekdays 11am – 2pm. Spanish-speaking is a plus, but not required. Share your talent for cooking and organization with this volunteer opportunity!

Please note this is not a community service opportunity and requires a minimum, once a week, six-month commitment. 

 Any questions can be sent to Vicky Bonilla at vbonilla@nvfs.org 

The Washington English Center is Looking for online and in-person volunteers interested in teaching or tutoring this fall!

About the Washington English Center:

Since 1993, Washington English Center (WEC), a community-based program, has offered English and literacy training to low-income adult immigrants in the greater Washington area.

What our volunteers do:

Volunteers meet once a week online or in person in downtown DC for 1-3 hours a week for 11 weeks. Volunteers follow a provided syllabus and textbook and are given ongoing training. No teaching experience is required!

Adult Volunteers can help with sports practices, assistant coaching, chaperoning or administrative duties.  Opportunities can be one time/one day OR ongoing per season.  Obligation is to just the events you RSVP to each week/each season. Free required Background check and short online training for ongoing volunteers. 

ONLINE INTEREST FORM: https://princewilliamspecialolympics.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/14/responses/new

FOR MORE INFO: Rose Ann, PWSO Area Coordinator, areacoordinator@pwsova.org, 571-577-8035

Enthusiastic Teen Volunteers can help with sports practices, sport events, and some administrative duties.  Opportunities can be one time/one day OR ongoing per season.  Obligation is to just the events you RSVP to each week/each season. One form signed by parent/guardian is required. We offer school or organization service hours for middle and high school students. No sport experience required for most sport volunteering!

ONLINE INTEREST FORM: https://princewilliamspecialolympics.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/14/responses/new

FOR MORE INFO: Rose Ann, PWSO Area Coordinator, areacoordinator@pwsova.org, 571-577-8035

Leopold's Preserve offers volunteer events on the third Saturday morning of each month, from February through November.

Volunteers are welcome to stay as long as they'd like - drop in for an hour, or stay for the full event. Our volunteer activities are suitable for ages 13 and up, but volunteers under 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are interested in a volunteer event for younger children, please contact us.

Activities rotate on a monthly basis, but typically include trail maintenance, invasive plant management, and brush clearing. All participants must register through our website so we can reach out with information about where to meet and details regarding the activity. If we need to cancel due to inclement weather, only registered participants will be notified. Register at www.leopoldspreserve.com/calendar.

Attire: please wear long sleeves and pants to protect against thorns, insect bites, and poison ivy. All volunteers must wear sturdy, close-toed shoes sutiable for walking on uneven and muddy ground. To keep yourself comfortable, we recommend bringing a hat, sunscreen, and bug spray.

Equipment: please bring your own pair of protective work gloves. The gloves should be made of a sturdy material such as leather. If you can, please bring a pair of garden clippers (pruners or similar). There is no running water available on site - you must bring your own bottle of water to drink.

Keep an eye on your inbox on the day before the event. We'll send you details about where to meet and what to expect.

Volunteers are paired with refugee youth (ages 16-24) to assist with career development and empowerment. Duties vary based on the goals and interests of the youth, but tend to focus on exploring career and educational opportunities, identifying career pathways, assisting with the job search and application process (resume, cover letter, application, interview), and setting short and long term goals. The goal of the mentorship is to allow the youth to have a mentor that can help navigate US systems, promote civic engagement and leadership opportunities, and provide guidance with various questions and ideas as they begin thinking about future careers or higher education. Mentors play an integral role in showing mentees the vast array of opportunities that may be available to them in the US, as well as supporting and empowering them to explore these opportunities. Volunteers are encouraged to meet youth outside of their homes at coffee shops or in public places.

Time commitment: 6-10 hours per month for 6 months, although this time commitment is very flexible. If you are interested in using your knowledge of your community to help newcomers, please respond! This opportunity may be virtually only, in person, or hybrid.

Vision Program Assistant will support Community Health staff in assisting individuals who need support obtaining access to presentation glasses. NVFS’ Community Health program provides access to health services and health coverage options for clients who experience low income and have no or insufficient health insurance, particularly supporting access to preventative and ongoing services/benefits.

Birthright relies on the dedication, time, and talents of volunteers. We welcome any and all individuals who share our philosophy and commitment to offering loving, confidential, non-judgmental support to those who are pregnant or think they may be pregnant. There are many volunteer opportunities available and we would gladly discuss our volunteer program with you. Full training and mentorship are provided for our volunteers so you can best help the women who need you!

We are currently looking for volunteers available to work during at least one of the following times :

Note: Training will be on site during normal operating hours and permanent shift may not be assigned until training is complete.

Transform lives with Girls on the Run of Northern Virginia!

The impact of a Girls on the Run volunteer coach is as boundless as it is beautiful. Coaches work to support the Girls on the Run vision of a world where every girl knows and activates her limitless potential and is free to boldly pursue her dreams. So lace up your sneakers and inspire a group of participants to be strong, confident, and healthy! Girls on the Run is a youth development program for girls in 3rd through 8th grade that creatively integrates running and physical movement. Teams of volunteer coaches are trained to facilitate our easy-to-follow curriculum with small groups of participants twice a week over the course of a eight week season. You don't need to be a runner or a competitive athlete to coach! Successful coaches only need to serve as role models for girls by showing up prepared and on time, by listening attentively, and by demonstrating a positive attitude! GOTR NOVA encourages applications from minorities, people with disabilities, individuals who are bilingual and all other qualified applicants.

Coaches are required to commit to 2-3 hours per week for the season, with a few additional hours required for Coach Training and the GOTR NOVA season ending 5K celebration. Practice schedules will vary based on team. GOTR’s Fall 2025 Season starts the week of September 22, 2025 and ends on November 24, 2025.

To apply as a Fall 2025 Girls on the Run of NOVA coach, go to: https://www.pinwheel.us/volunteer/signup/NW04JYFPZ4UZVSS

We have program sites at over 100 schools and community centers across the Northern Virginia region - so we are sure to find a location that works for you to volunteer! Learn more about volunteering with us at https://www.gotrnova.org/volunteer or email mfay@gotrnova.org.

GOTR is such a rewarding, rich experience for both the girls and the coaches! We all learned a lot and laughed a lot! It was amazing to see the girls' progress in their bonding, confidence, and running - GOTR NOVA Coach

Northern Virginia Family Service's SERVE campus has several volunteer opportunities that are perfect for groups. Opportunities include providing a meal for shelter guests, assisting with inventory, providing and planting a garden for an early childhood program, and so much more. For more information, please send an email to ncannon@nvfs.org.

Join us in supporting the vital work of House of Mercy by volunteering at our Thrift Store & Donation Center! We need enthusiastic individuals to help sort and price the wonderful array of household goods, toys, books, furniture, clothing, and accessories generously donated by our community. You'll also play a key role in merchandising the store, ensuring a welcoming atmosphere through cleaning and organization, and helping to maintain an appealing shopping experience. Every item you handle and every effort you contribute directly supports our core mission of feeding and clothing those in need through our food pantry and thrift store. Flexible 3-hour shifts are available between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM. Groups are welcome! Your contribution is a truly valuable part of our organization. Ready to make a difference? Visit https://houseofmercyva.org/volunteer/ to learn more and apply today!

Make a tangible difference in our community with House of Mercy! We're seeking dedicated volunteers to support our food pantry. Opportunities include sorting donated food, repackaging bulk items, and preparing carts to help local families. We also have a valuable opportunity for volunteer drivers to pick up food rescue donations from local partners. Flexible 3-hour shifts are available between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM. Whether you prefer to work individually or as part of a team, your time will directly contribute to providing essential resources to those in need. Groups are welcome! Visit https://houseofmercyva.org/volunteer/ to learn more about our volunteer opportunities and submit your application today. Join the compassionate team at House of Mercy – volunteer today!

We need foster homes for adult cats and kittens in the Woodbridge and Alexandria areas so we can rescue as many kitties as possible off the streets and find them forever families. We assist our fosters with supplies and guidance while you help feed and love them! Most kitties are adopted within several months, and we can support your travel needs and schedule limits.

Apply at https://www.animalalliesva.org/volunteer

Volunteering is an excellent way to connect with new people, learn new skills, and enjoy the outdoors for health and well-being. The Leopold’s Preserve Trail Ambassador Volunteer Program offers an opportunity for independent outdoor volunteering with a flexible schedule, making it an ideal role for those with busy lifestyles.

Leopold’s Preserve is a 380-acre park located near Haymarket, VA. Our trails are free to access and open to the public daily. They are enjoyed by thousands of visitors annually, including hikers, runners, dog walkers, and wildlife enthusiasts.

Trail Ambassadors assist the Park Manager in caring for the Preserve’s seven-mile trail system. Ambassadors are assigned a section (or sections depending on capacity and demand) of the trail to monitor and maintain. We ask Ambassadors to walk their section periodically and keep a record of any issues: take a picture, note the location, and provide details of any problems before reporting back to the Park Manager. Ambassadors serve as our “eyes and ears” on the trail and ensure maintenance issues are logged and completed.

Responsibilities

Ready to get started? To join the Leopold’s Preserve Trail Ambassador Program, please contact us at info@whfarmfoundation.org, or call (571) 358-2098. We’ll share more details about the program and the date of our next Trail Ambassador training session. Once you’ve attended training (about 1 hour in length), you’ll be all set to monitor the trails! Learn more at https://www.leopoldspreserve.com/trail-ambassador.

We welcome both individuals and groups to join us as Trail Ambassadors. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old to participate. For volunteer groups, at least one member must be 18 or older.

Provide excellent and enthusiastic customer service to enhance the blood donor experience. Engage with blood donors to promote blood donation and set the stage for a long-term commitment to regular blood donations.

Welcome and greet donors, escort as necessary and assist with initial intake and hand offs through the blood donation process.

Ensure blood donors have relevant information and that questions are answered appropriately.

Learn and share the Red Cross story, including the mission, vision, and values.

Create a favorable impression of the Red Cross, and the blood donation process, that will encourage continued support.

Make reminder calls, re-schedule donor appointments, and perform follow up activities as directed.

Be available and committed to the volunteer schedule.

Model excellent customer service behaviors.

Attend to donors in the Hospitality Area by ensuring that each donor is recognized for his/her contribution.

Set-up and maintain cleanliness in Reception and Hospitality areas.

Punctual and dependable in arriving for assignment(s).

Seeking volunteers who have weekday/daytime availability, are available at least two times a month for shift of 3-6 hours, and who can commit to serving at least one year.

If you are volunteering for Service Learning Hours, you must complete a minimum of 40 hours of volunteer service.

This is a customer service oriented position. Volunteers are not used as Phlebotomists.

HSNV/A3P is seeking dedicated cat lovers to assist with daily care and welfare of kitties at our Dumfries rescue center.  Volunteers are requested to assist with feeding and general maintenance and cleanliness of the rescue center to include laundry, cleaning pet living areas, washing pet dishes and providing plenty of love to housed pets.

Volunteers are asked to commit to a minimum of 2 hour shifts - morning, afternoon, or evening.  Ideally volunteers will commit to a specific day/time so HSNV/A3P can build a solid volunteer base for pet care.

There are other opportunities to include fundraising, event support, and fostering.

The volunteer application is located at https://www.humanesocietynv.org/volunteer

Please contact a3pdirector@gmail.com for additional information.

We are looking for a volunteer experienced with coordinating, managing, and executing walk/run fundraisers.  Our goal is to host a 5K race in Prince William in September 2025.

Anyone with experience, or a desire and commitment to learn and take this task on, is requested to contact a3pdirector@gmail.com.  It's not to early to start the planning process now!

The race coordinator will work directly with a Board representative to identify logistics requirements and coordinate with respective sponsors, site coordinators, and media outlets.  Additionally the race coordinator will develop a tracking mechanism to ensure tasks are completed on schedule.

The 30 hours listed for duration is a simply a mark on the wall.  Once the initial planning meeting is held, we will have a better timeline/expectation.

Lucky Dog Animal Rescue is looking for volunteers that would like to be Cat Adoption Coordinators!  We are a foster-based rescue in the VA, MD, DC area that pulls kittens and cats from high kill shelters across the rural south and places them in foster care to get adopted!  We need volunteers willing to train to become Dog and Cat Adoption Coordinators and help us get these wonderful animals adopted! 

Interested in learning more - reach out to volunteering@luckydoganimalrescue.org and we will send you info on our next AC information session/training!

About the Adoption Coordinator (AC) role:

What is it?

Adoption Coordinators are the main advocates for our dogs and cats!  They not only work to match our animals with potential adopters, but they also serve as a critical resource to our foster parents. ACs choose the animals they want to be responsible for, ensure they are properly posted online, and discuss them with interest adopters. ACs review ALL applications that come in for those animals -- and if they are not previously pre-approved, ensure that we complete a vet check and landlord check (if applicable), conduct a phone screen, and, when needed, find a home visit volunteer.

Adoption Coordinators are one of our most important groups of volunteers.  Typically, ACs dedicate anywhere from 5-15 hours a week to Lucky Dog. Having regular access to email is super important!

Adoption Coordinators are also required to attend at least 2 adoption events per month and 1 transport per month. This is a great opportunity to meet your dogs and cats and chat with their fosters!

Training Needed?

All Adoption Coordinators go through a virtual AC training and shadow at one of our Sunday adoption events. Once they have completed that, they will go through a mentoring phase before they work on their own.

Lucky Dog Animal Rescue is looking for volunteers who LOVE CATS to go to various Petsmart locations and care for our cats that live there while waiting to be adopted!  Our cats are currently housed in 3 locations:  Largo Petsmart (10464 Campus Way S, Largo, MD 20774), Oxon Hill Petsmart (6005 Oxon Hill Road Oxon Hill, MD 20745) and Alexandria Petsmart (3351 Richmond Hwy Alexandria, VA 22305)

We are Lucky Dog Animal Rescue and we save dogs and cats, puppies and kittens from high-kill shelters across the rural south and we NEED YOUR HELP. These animals must come to the DC area and they cannot escape the shelter unless we have confirmed fosters. If you would like to open your home and heart and snuggle a pup or kitty, then check out our website (Lucky Dog Animal Rescue Fosters) to complete a questionnaire.

Fosters pick up their foster animal when they arrive on transport on Saturdays, from our Sunday adoption events, or from another foster. They provide temporary housing until the animal is placed in their forever home. This can be as short as a few days, or take several weeks. Our full time fosters typically commit to housing their foster dog or cat until they find a forever home.

Lucky Dog fosters provide a loving, temporary home for their foster dog or cat, communicate regularly with the Lucky Dog team, and provide transportation for their foster animal to our Sunday adoption events at least twice a month to help get their foster dog or cat adopted! Fosters must be able provide transportation to get the foster animal to events twice a month and for any medical needs (e.g., vet visits, medicine pick up, etc.). Lucky Dog asks foster families to provide food for their foster animal: we can provide or loan you the rest. Fostering is of course temporary so if you can't keep your foster animal long-term or only for a week or two, we understand -- that's the beauty of fostering!

To apply to be a foster, please visit our website at Lucky Dog Animal Rescue Fosters!!!

The Cooperative Council of Ministries is searching to fill the Digital Outreach and Media Coordinator volunteer position. This position is for two to three individuals who are interested in helping our organization's digital outreach efforts in educating the public online about poverty and homelessness, support our branding, inform the community of our activities, and assist our organization to be more accessible online.

Reporting Relationships: This position reports to the Executive Board.

Required Qualifications

Duties

The Cooperative Council of Ministries is searching to fill the position of Assistant Meals Ministry Coordinator. This volunteer position oversees the yearly calendar for the meals schedule for the Bill Mehr Drop-In Center and Ferlazzo Emergency Shelter 

Duties

Reporting relationship: This position works with the leadership of the Cooperative Council of Ministries and member churches. 

About the Cooperative Council of Ministries: The Cooperative Council of Ministries is a Coalition of Churches in Prince William County that has been serving people who are experiencing homelessness and poverty since 1986.

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.

READ THIS FIRST: Do not check that you are interested through this website. Responses on this website are not checked frequently. If you are interested in this opportunity, please go to https://portal.wildliferescueleague.org/volunteer_questionnaire/ and submit the questionnaire. You must be 18 years of age for this volunteer position and live in Northern Virginia, surrounding counties, or Washington D.C.

Wildlife Rescue League is a 501 (c) 3 non profit organization based in Northern Virginia whose mission is to support the rehabilitation of sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife and, through education, to foster the appreciation of our wild neighbors. We are always looking for volunteers who live in Northern Virginia (the cities of Alexandria, Falls Church, Fairfax, Manassas and Manassas Park, and the counties of Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William, and Fauquier) to help wildlife in need. WRL depends on licensed wildlife rehabilitators, transporters, and helpline volunteers to achieve its mission.

We are currently looking for volunteers to staff our wildlife helpline. a great way to help wildlife. You will field questions from the public about how to respond to all kinds of wildlife situations, including injured, orphaned, sick, and nuisance wildlife. You will learn all about wildlife, such as when a baby bird or a mammal needs help or when it should be left alone, how to help injured wildlife, and how to humanely deal with critters in attics and under decks.

The helpline volunteer shifts are 7 days per week, during the day, and you chose 2-hour shifts that are most convenient for you. You volunteer from your own home, using your computer to hear incoming messages and then returning calls to provide advice or a referral to a species-specific wildlife rehabilitator or wildlife veterinarian. We provide the necessary training.

Please go to https://portal.wildliferescueleague.org/volunteer_questionnaire/and complete the volunteer application. Our volunteer coordinator will respond to you shortly.

Thank you for your interest in wildlife!

Are you a survivor of postpartum depression, anxiety or other perinatal mood and anxiety disorder and want to provide help and hope to new parents going through a similar experience?

PSVa’s Peer Mentors are volunteers who have firsthand/lived experience with perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. As survivors, they understand the struggle and the path to wellness, and want to offer support to those who are suffering.

Training is required but is provided to volunteers through our organization.

The first step is to complete the PSVa Volunteer Application. 

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. 

Are you a survivor of postpartum depression, anxiety or other perinatal mood and anxiety disorder and want to provide help and hope to new mothers and parents going through a similar experience? Or do you want to ensure all maternity patients in Virginia receive information about PMADs in hospital discharge paperwork or from their providers?

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 and 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 parents and their families in Virginia. 

Training is required but required for free to volunteers through our organization.

The first step is to complete the PSVa Volunteer Application. 

Marine Corps Base Quantico is home to TWO USO centers: USO Quantico MAIN and USO Quantico WEST and we are always looking for volunteers to help support the mission to serve the people who serve. Volunteers are the bloodline of the USO operations and through the dedication of your valuable time to support our center operations, events, and programs, you will have the opportunity to make a positive impact in the lives of our active-duty service members and military families, and the community aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

USO Quantico MAIN (3049 Bordelon St, Quantico, VA 22134); HOURS: Monday-Friday: 9:00am to 9:00pm (volunteer shifts: 9a-1p, 1p-5p, 5p-9p) and Saturday-Sunday: 9:00am to 5:00pm (volunteer shifts: 9a-1p and 1p-5p)

USO Quantico WEST (24010 Montezuma Ave, Quantico, VA 22134); HOURS: Monday-Friday: 9:00am to 9:00pm (volunteer shifts: 9a-1p, 1p-5p, 5p-9p) and Saturday-Sunday: 12:00pm to 4:00pm

To get involved or for more information visit:

https://midatlantic.uso.org/quanticomain

https://midatlantic.uso.org/quanticowest

Do You Have Court Mandated Community Service Hours To Complete?

Contact Shelley Tibbs: stibbs@volunteerprincewilliam.org. or visit our website volunteerprincewilliam.org under court services for more information

We Have Ongoing Opportunities

 Must Have An Appointment To Come Into Office

Are you looking for a place to complete community service hours prior to a court appearance?  We have numerous opportunities available.

Please contact Shelley Tibbs at 703-369-5292 Ext 316 or Email Stibbs@volunteerprincewilliam.org (Email is best)

You can also visit our website volunteerprincewilliam.org under court services for more information

Must Have An Appointment To Come Into The Office 

For Site Managers or Volunteer Coordinators

We have lots of new volunteers needing community service hours to fulfill an obligation to the court. We would greatly appreciate if you could help us help them but as importantly get stuff done at your organization. Our community service volunteers are both adults and teens and available during the week and on weekends.

Thank you,

Shelley Tibbs

Alternative Service Program Coordinator

Volunteer Prince William

8621 Breeden Ave

Manassas, VA 20110

703-369-5292 Ext 316

Fax: 703-369-5671

stibbs@volunteerprincewilliam.org

Looking for a volunteer opportunity that lets you soak in live entertainment? Look no further! Join us as an Event Stagehand and contribute to the smooth running of our vibrant events. Here's what you'll be doing:

Roles:

Guiding show bands to their designated staging areas

Assisting bands with load-in and breakdown (with permission from bands)

Helping with stage setup and breakdown .

Volunteers will be eligble to get free admittance to a future Clearbrook concert of their choosing.

If you're interested in volunteering, please select your preferred dates and times using the signup link below. Once you've made your selection, send us a quick email at clearbrookcenterofthearts@gmail.com to confirm your availability. We're excited to welcome you to the team!

We're using SignUp (the leading online signup and reminder tool) to organize our upcoming activity.

Please sign up for Stagehand!

Here's how it works in 3 easy steps:
1. Click this link to go to our invitation page on SignUp: https://signup.com/go/gjAhPZb
2. Enter your email address: (You will NOT need to register an account on SignUp)
3. Sign up! Choose your spots - SignUp will send you an automated confirmation and reminders. Easy!
Note: SignUp does not share your email address with anyone. If you prefer not to use your email address, please contact me and I can sign you up manually.

No matter where you’re located in the U.S., you can volunteer to raise a puppy and be a part of something truly life-changing! Help inspire independence and provide service dogs to people with disabilities!

What’s in it for you?

Be a Hero: Play a crucial role in preparing a future service dog for their life-changing work.

Learn to Work with Dogs: No dog experience necessary-guidance and support are provided!

Have Fun: Enjoy the playful companionship of a puppy while making a lasting impact. Connect with a passionate community of puppy raisers, volunteers and graduates.

Flexible Commitment: While many choose to raise a puppy for the entire 16-18 month journey, we offer flexible options to fit your lifestyle

What’s Involved?

Create a Loving Home: Provide a safe environment for a puppy (the only dog under 12 months in your home).

Learn and Grow: Teach essential puppy manners and skills with our support and resources, including a puppy class!

Stay Connected: Work closely with us to track the puppy’s progress and participate in regular puppy classes.

Ensure Wellness: Provide food, veterinary care and age-appropriate socialization.

Keep Active: Supervise their activities and use a leash. Consider bringing your puppy to work, if permitted.

Celebrate the Journey: Celebrate the incredible journey together, as the puppy returns to our training center and starts professional service dog training.

Curious to learn more about this incredible journey? Discover more by joining our upcoming virtual volunteer info session. Submit your volunteer application today, and visit our website for FAQs and more details!

Raise a future service dog together with a friend, a family member or another puppy raiser. Become a volunteer co-raiser to help provide more life-changing service dogs to people with disabilities! As a co-raiser, you'll share the exciting journey of preparing our future service dogs.

Here's the commitment you'll share for the 14 - 18 month journey:

Ready to help change a life? Explore more & fill out an application interest form. You can also learn more by joining our upcoming virtual volunteer info session.

Assist residents as they select items. Document their selections. Provide friendly interaction with residents. The store operates on Monday and Thursday. Contact Andre' at aporter@birminghamgreen.org 

Assist Life Enrichment team with facilitating games and other activities with residents Provide friendly interaction with residents. contact Andre' Porter at aporter@birminghamgreen.org

Visit with assigned residents.  Provide friendly conversation. Contact Andre' Porter at aporter@birminghamgreen.org

Provide a 1hr church service to residents. (Scripture, prayer bible lesson and music etc.)  Provide friendly, spiritual connection with residents. contact Andre' Porter at aporter@birminghamgreen.org

Habitat for Humanity Prince William County uses tax-deductible donations of money, materials, and volunteer labor to build or rehab homes in partnership with families who face significant challenges in becoming homeowners.

Our Critical Home Repair, Home Preservation, and Weatherization programs help low- to moderate-income homeowners make home repairs that alleviate health, life, and safety issues or housing code violations. 

From minor exterior repairs to critical home repairs and accessibility modifications, we give families a hand-up to live with dignity in safe, decent homes.

Searching for a high energy motivated people person to perform the following in support our local veterans.

To apply for this volunteer position, please submit your resume and letter of interest to Office@novavets.org.  Additionally, all volunteers need to complete our internal volunteer application: https://novavets.org/get-involved/volunteer-opportunities/.

Once all the above steps have been completed, we will reach out to you to discuss next steps.

The Support Specialist’s role is to accomplish and complete Veteran/Family support through phone, email, or any other methods of communication with our clients. Tasks include data input and issue resolution.  Issue resolution is considered the primary task for the Support Specialist (SS) and includes specific steps such as In-Take of information, Coordination with Partners or Affiliates, Active Resolution, Tracking until Resolved, and Closing.

To apply for this volunteer position, please submit your resume and letter of interest to Office@novavets.org.  Additionally, all volunteers need to complete our internal volunteer application: https://novavets.org/get-involved/volunteer-opportunities/.

Once all the above steps have been completed, we will reach out to you to discuss next steps.

Skills include:

To apply for this volunteer position, please submit your resume and letter of interest to Office@novavets.org.  Additionally, all volunteers need to complete our internal volunteer application: https://novavets.org/get-involved/volunteer-opportunities/.

Once all the above steps have been completed, we will reach out to you to discuss next steps.

Do you want to directly help adults with autism get a job? Job seekers with autism are among the many unemployed right now facing extra challenges and can use your help! Apply today at https://www.hireautism.org/navigator-application/ 

We are looking for volunteers with business, management, and human resources experience to serve as Hire Autism Navigators and help autistic adults refine their resumes and cover letters and prepare for job interviews.

The expected volunteer commitment is 1-2 hours per week for three months. Familiarity with autism is a plus, but it is not a prerequisite. Volunteers must complete our Navigator training and successfully pass a background check before being eligible to begin working with a Hire Autism job seeker. 

The ideal volunteer will have a record of success in their professional career, excellent verbal and written communication skills, a commitment to Hire Autism’s mission, and the desire to serve as a positive role model. 

Duties and Responsibilities:

Requirements:

Volunteer Artist Building Representatives (VABRs) serve as the first point of contact for visitors entering the artist buildings on the Workhouse Art Center (WAC) campus. There are six separate buildings showcasing Workhouse artists on campus, each with a unique personality. During public hours (11AM-6PM Wednesday thru Saturday and Noon-5PM on Sunday), each artist building has a resident artist “on duty,” who is responsible for opening the building, administering sales, and closing-up at the end of the day. VABRs are stationed in the gallery at the front of these buildings, welcoming visitors to the space. They are knowledgeable about what is going on at the Workhouse that day and the other programs and offerings available to visitors, in addition to having a basic understanding of our site’s history. VABRs answer visitor questions and work with the artists on duty to provide quality visitor experience support artwork sales. VABRs do not handle financial transactions.

VABR Shifts at the WAC –

Qualifications –

Training –

All VABRs must attend an onsite training course prior to working shifts at the WAC. The training course will include essential information about how to do the VABR job effectively and will provide the necessary information to ensure all our volunteers are comfortable with their role and responsibilities. Trainings will be scheduled at various times to accommodate the schedules of volunteers and staff.

Benefits –

Workhouse volunteers enjoy many benefits including campus discounts and the opportunity to attend special events and theater previews. Volunteers at the Workhouse have the opportunity be part of our growing arts community and to develop in-depth knowledge about the arts, history, and culture of our area.

Interested?

You can apply online here: https://form.jotform.com/240914730999165

Have questions?

Email us at volunteer@workhousearts.org to learn more!

Must be self-motivated and ready to work as a team with other high-profile veterans/military members. Nonprofit Board or advisory experience required. See our website for more details on our leadership team.  www.novavets.org

Please send resume to Dr. Angela McConnell, President@NOVAVets.org or call for questions 703-986-7444.

COMPASSIONATE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR HOSPICE PATIENTS

Capital Caring Health is seeking Prince William 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 visit patients where they call home; residential homes, assisted living or nursing homes throughout Prince William 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.