Provides information and training on volunteer opportunities in Butler County.

Full service veterinary clinic. Provide animal shelter, and Humane Department that investigates complaints of animal neglect, abuse or abandonment.

Volunteers help at visitor centers, on trails, on the train, at farmers' markets, in offices, and at programs. Volunteer program is co-managed with the Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

Seeks to support, strengthen, and empower individuals and families through a broad continuum of community-based services that meet the needs and values of the community.

Offer low cost spay/neuter services; basic pet health care and preventative products; micro-chipping; grooming services for dogs, cats, rabbits, birds and various exotic animals. Animal cremation services; humane euthanasia services. Hall rentals; shelter for stray cats and dogs; adoptions for cats and dogs. Variable fees involved in adopting animals. Volunteer opportunities available.

Actively seeks more than 1,500 volunteers for the annual Akron Marathon Race Series events. Individuals, groups, families, and companies can all participate.

Volunteer opportunities available: - Annual Flu Clinic: October 8am-6pm - need help woth paperwork, copying information, etc. (Volunteers must register). - In a large scale emergency, volunteers will be needed to assist the Health Department in keeping the County safe and healthy. The PCHD and EMA are enrolling those who are willing to help. Medical and non-medical volunteers are needed.

Actively seeking volunteers to assist with photo shoots and other activities such as raising community awareness, fundraising, and helping with special projects.

LCHS volunteers contribute in numerous and various ways to the Licking County Humane Society programs, services, and shelter operations.

Matches a volunteer with a first-time female offender, age 10 to 15, from the Juvenile Court system.

Accepts donations of new and gently used seasonal clothing (business attire, school clothes and uniforms, new socks/underwear, all in sizes up to extra-large), bedding/linen, and school supplies. Accepts donations of new personal care supplies (including infant supplies and diapers for children), new toys and games and. Dropped off items are never resold. Donations to the Crossroads Mens'program include bus tickets, new seasonal clothing (expecially large sizes), new socks, new underwear and t-shirts, new bedding and linens (twin sized sheets), Cold Medications and Cough Drops for adults; Large Size Toiletries (Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Wash*, Soap*, Deodorant*, Toothpaste/Toothbrushes, Petroleum Jelly/Vaseline); and New Living Translations Paperback Bibles. Gift ideas for men may include: Good Razors and Shaving Cream; Combs; Men's After Shave or Cologne; Backpacks or Duffel Bags; Shower shoes or flip flops; New Dress or Polo Shirts and Clothing (especially large sizes); Wallets; Cleveland Sports Gear (t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, etc.); Journals; and Devotionals.

As part of our Discovery Play program, families can drop-in to utilize our community space for fun and learning together. Includes climbing and tunnels for large motor fun in all weather, a touchless and interactive floor projector, an augmented reality sandbox and high powered microscope, educational exhibits, rotating STEM-focused table top activities, sensory experiences, access to toys/tech/tools for featured activities, pop-up demonstrations by staff, etc. Target ages are 3-11, but younger and older siblings and their accompanying adults enjoy the space as well. Current public hours are Thursdays 9-noon, 1 to 4pm, and 5-8pm. And Fridays and Saturdays 9-noon and 1 to 4 pm. Low daily admission fee, financial accessibly pricing for EBT card holders, camp and membership scholarships widely available. In June and July, we offer half-day summer camps, with income-based scholarships. These are for school agers who have completed kindergarten though fifth grade. Opportunities for high school volunteers to assist with camps.

Under the umbrella of Employment Navigation KCBDD can coordinate employment-related services for those with DD with several agencies in the community. Primary partners are Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities and local employment vendors who provide supports that may include, helping complete an application, helping write a resume, going to the interview with the individual, helping them learn the job, or talking to their employer to help them keep a job. A Supported Employment provider or job coach can also work closely with the individual's team to help identify and strengthen the qualities that employers look for in their employees. There are also opportunities for career discovery, development, work trials, assessments and summer youth work programming

Offers volunteer opportunity to provide clothing for children, from layettes to clothes for preteens.

Provides various specialties for volunteer opportunities.

Actively seeking volunteers to support the Mustill Store Museum.

Annual program to to get an accurate count of the number of individuals who are homeless in Fairfield County. Volunteers conduct outreach and distribute supplies to various locations including meal sites.

Offers an opportunity to volunteer with clerical mailings (labeling and stuffing envelopes), filing paperwork or materials, and sorting.

Seeks volunteers to assist with 1-day special events.

Provide visitation by Chaplains and volunteers and mentoring services to individuals incarcerated in correctional facilities in Northeast Ohio. Offers the 6-week Christian-based Broken Chains Discipleship Series on an individual basis. Includes topics such as repentance, restitution, submission to authorities, accountability, and developing a new mind set through Biblical precepts.

Provides various volunteer opportunities including assistance with in-home meal deliveries, congregate noon and evening meals, newsletter collating, sponsoring birthday parties, and gift shop support. Also seeks volunteers to share talents, provide class instruction, such as Spanish language, and computer tutor, and friendly visitor volunteers. Groups and organizations are welcome to volunteer for one-time or ongoing projects.

Provides volunteer training and opportunities for adults interested in working with children. Opportunities are available as teacher aides and office clerks.

Seeks volunteers to assist with organization's furniture donation and distribution program. Needs include those who can help sort and prepare furniture for distribution and able bodied individuals who can who can assist with furniture pick up and delivery.

Provides an opportunity for those who would like to volunteer to help the agency with clerical and office work. Agency may give an appreciation lunch for volunteers. Volunteers receive training and orientation on the first day of service or the day before.

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.