Provides a variety of volunteer opportunities.

Provided retired older adults (ages 55 and up) volunteer opportunities within their community. Volunteering may be for a few hours each month up to 40 hours a week.

Provides older adults an opportunity to give of their time, talents, and life experiences to help those in need through volunteering. Ongoing opportunities meet critical community needs such as homelessness; workforce development; food security; health care access and others. Both long and short-term volunteer assignments available including one-day service projects.

Provides volunteer positions in the Retired Seniors Volunteer Patrol (RSVP) program.

Provides opportunities for older adults to volunteer with local nonprofit organizations, public agencies, and faith-based organizations. Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) volunteers receive no stipend for their work but may be reimbursed for meals and transportation. RSVP is part of AmeriCorps Seniors.

Provides a local office for a national program for older adults that matches volunteers with organizations where their time, interest, talents, knowledge, and experience are most effectively utilized to meet important needs in communities. Volunteers choose how, where, and when they want to serve, with commitments ranging from one-time events, up to a few hours a week/month, or as often as they wish throughout the year.

Provides referrals to places that offer volunteer opportunities within Geauga County. Opportunities range from short to long-term situations to youth or court-ordered opportunities. A 2-1-1 Resource Navigator will search the 2-1-1 database to find volunteer opportunities that meet the client's interests, needs, and eligibility. Does not offer screening or conduct interviews.

Visit our Facebook page to obtain information on volunteering.

Provides volunteer opportunities for youth and adults in Greene, Montgomery and Preble counties.

Coordinate one-day projects on behalf of individuals who are unable to complete the tasks on their own.

Provides wide range volunteer opportunities including: blood donor ambassadors, disaster assistance, contacting military personnel and their families, blood delivery to hospitals, smoke alarm installations, and more.

Recruits and places volunteers to go to developing countries to contribute their skills to help fulfill the basic human needs of people in those countries.

The Dayton Art Institute volunteers are committed to enriching the community by creating meaningful experiences with art that are available to all.

Recruits and trains volunteers who provide assistance to residents and staff at Ohio Living Breckenridge Village and to older adults in surrounding communities.

Serves as a connecting point for volunteer opportunities with United Way collaborative partners.

Provides volunteer opportunity information and coordinates with other agencies and programs in need of volunteers.

Recruits volunteers of all ages for special projects, ongoing responsibilities at our centers and with our clients. RSVP recruits those who are retired or senior citizens for volunteer opportunities and places them in non-profit organizations and community projects around Clark County. Individuals are placed in areas that are of interest to them and enhance their special skills.

Provides health care services, specialists, physicians, preventative medicine, programs and education to the surrounding community. Wood County provides care to those who have acute, life-threatening injuries or severe illnesses and also provide drug and alcohol abuse withdrawal treatment.

Recruits and coordinates the placement of volunteers who are 55 or older into various organizations around Ohio. Includes health care facilities, schools, community and youth centers, non-profit agencies, and government agencies. * RSVP is sponsored by the Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development.

Volunteers link with local neighbors in need, and can select volunteer tasks or projects that fit their skill set, from the online project board. Volunteers make the decision on what projects to work. Examples of tasks are yard work, snow removal, wheelchair ramps, plumbing needs, etc. Visit I Can Help for more information.

Services include adoptions of dogs and cats; discount programs for pet neutering/spaying; lost and found registry of pets; training class for dogs; pet therapy in nursing homes; foster home program for stray animals; dog licensing; humane education program for children; and a speakers bureau.

Provides information to businesses about volunteerism and volunteer opportunities and arranges placement for employees (as groups or as individuals) in volunteer service projects. Consults with businesses in developing community involvement strategies that benefit businesses, employees and the community. Also offers board referral and training services (see "Board Training and Referral" service group), as well as volunteer consultants, who are able to provide up to 20 hours of volunteer service in areas such as human resources, marketing, technology and finance.

Oregon Disaster Tragedy Service Center is open daily staffed with health care professionals, spiritual case workers, mental health professionals, caseworkers. additional support referrals.