| Action Without Borders |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Action Without Borders lists thousands of volunteer opportunities around the world including many nonprofit agencies. |
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Web |
| Alternative House |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Recreation activities, homework help, engage with youth, answer hotline calls. Also opportunity to serve on Youth Advisory Council -- must commit for one full school year for this -- meetings are once a month on Tuesday evenings. Current tutoring opportunity Monday 1-6pm and Tuesday-Thursday 3:30-6pm in Culmore and Annandale, contact Milena Weeks at phone or email listed to sign up to attend a volunteer orientation session. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Alzheimer's Association |
FAIRFAX |
OFFICE WORK |
The Alzheimer's Association, National Capital Area, supports people with Alzheimer's disease and related memory disorders, their families, and those professionals who care for them. We are the primary support network and information resource for families and caregivers in Northern Virginia, suburban Maryland, and the District of Columbia. Office hours are Monday-Friday, 9 am - 5 pm. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Alzheimer's Family Day Center |
VARIOUS |
COMPANION |
Many volunteer opportunities including: playing the piano; assisting people with eating; helping prepare and distribute lunch; bringing in pets for pet therapy sessions; serving food at celebrations; giving manicures; and visiting with participants. See descriptions of current opportunities in file or on web. |
16 & up |
Web |
| American Red Cross |
FAIRFAX |
OFFICE WORK |
Opportunities for youth volunteers include Health and Safety Instructor, Blood Drive volunteer, and others. Leadership opportunities include Youth Leadership Development Conference (YLDC), a week long experiential learning event. The Youth Task Force is a youth-run, youth-led, and youth organized group which develops leadership skills, creates friendships among diverse groups of youth, and teaches youth to be role models. Volunteers from D.C., Virginia, and Maryland plan and carry out service projects that create awareness and meet community needs. For more information, please e-mail Debbie Vanderbeek. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Arc of DC, Inc |
D.C. |
COMPUTER TECH |
Volunteers to help with data entry and office/mailing assistance. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Arc of Northern Virginia |
FALLS CHURCH |
VOLUNTEER |
Opportunities include volunteering at a thrift store in Fairfax (organizing items and assisting customers), working to beautify Falls Church city portion of the W&OD trail alongside people with disabilities, doing grass roots advocacy, office work, or helping with 5 major annual events. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Arlington Diocese Refugee Services |
ARLINGTON |
ADMIN AND OPERATIONAL |
The Catholic Diocese of Arlington, Office of Migration and Refugee Services (CDA MRS) is one of 104 national affiliates of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Office of Migration and Refugee Services (USCCB/MRS). Since its founding in 1975, the office has resettled and assisted over 20,000 refugees and asylees in the Northern Virginia community.
Volunteer opportunities include office assistant, tutor, mentor, teaching (e.g., computer, art classes), translation, interpretation, refugee companion, and donation sorting. Office Assistant positions are at any of 4 office locations: Arlington (Main Office), Alexandria, Falls Church, Chantilly, and Fredericksburg. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Arlington Food Assistance Center |
ARLINGTON |
VOLUNTEER |
Volunteers receive food deliveries; weigh, sort, shelve, and distribute food to families served. In the office, teens may be assigned tasks such as filing, data entry, stuffing envelopes, photocopying, website updating, even cleaning the storage cabinets. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Arlington House, The Robert E. Lee Memorial |
ARLINGTON |
DOCENT |
Talk to visitors; give guided tours to elementary students. Curatorial work on archival collections: detail oriented. Transcriber: transcribe letters and manuscripts from archives. Historical guide. Administrative assistant. Dress in period clothing. Schedule is fluid. No minimum hours required. Operating hours are 9:30 am - 4:30 pm seven days a week. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Arlington TOPSoccer |
ARLINGTON |
COACH |
TOPSoccer is the USYSA program for kids with mental and physical disabilities, ages 4-19. Volunteer "buddies" give players one on one instruction. |
12 & up |
Web |
| Arlington-Alexandria Coalition for Homeless |
ARLINGTON |
VOLUNTEER |
Various activities to support the homeless. Volunteers particularly needed during the holidays to buy and deliver food and holiday gifts. Often need organization to support agency through food and supply drives. |
16 & up |
Web |
| A-SPAN |
ARLINGTON |
ADMIN AND OPERATIONAL |
Arlington Street People's Assistance Network (A-SPAN) invites all individuals and groups to help guide people from the streets to health, homes, and jobs. Anyone who is concerned about homeless people in Arlington is welcome. A-SPAN needs volunteers to work directly with clients or to assist with administrative tasks at Opportunity Place, 2708 South Nelson Street, Arlington. Volunteer opportunities include: Assistant Front Desk Monitor, Administrative Assistant, Preparation and Serving for the Homeless Bagged Meal Program. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Bedside Books |
VARIOUS |
ADMIN AND OPERATIONAL |
Collect and distribute books for needy members of the community. The organization will assist with helping you identify recipients. A modest program can probably be managed by devoting 1 to 2 hrs per week over the course of a month or two. See website for more info. |
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Web |
| Bethany House of Northern Virginia |
ALEXANDRIA |
RETAIL |
Students are needed for the following duties: thrift shop, receptionist, research, data entry, graphics, computer help. Need help the most in the thrift shop. Students of any age can also contact Joseph's Coat Thrift Shop directly at (703) 538-6289 if they wish to assist in retail work. The shop is located at 3022 Annandale Road, Falls Church, VA. Child care age 16 with adults; 2 hours on Thursday nights. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Boys and Girls Club -- Alexandria/Fairfax Region |
VARIOUS |
TUTOR |
After school drop off program providing tutoring and variety of activities that promote positive character development. Computer skills are not required but are an added bonus. Programs located in Alexandria, Falls Church and Herndon. |
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Web |
| Bureau of Land Management-Eastern States |
VARIOUS |
OUTDOORS |
Some of the volunteer opportunities with BLM can be found in the file. For the most current listings go to www.volunteer.gov/gov or link to the USA Freedom Corps website from the BLM website. Both outdoor and clerical opportunities are available. The Eastern States Office is located in Springfield. |
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Web |
| Campagna Center |
ALEXANDRIA |
VOLUNTEER |
Volunteer opportunities include multiple tutor mentoring programs and chaperoning on local and summer field trips. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Capital Area Food Bank |
D.C. |
ADMIN AND OPERATIONAL |
Sorting and packing food donations for our agencies. Training may be required for Ambassador Volunteer program, a regular commitment involving representing the Food Bank within the community. |
14 & up |
Web |
| City at Peace |
D.C. |
MUSIC |
The core program serves teenagers (13 to 19 years old) who are committed to personal and community change in a program of self-examination and training that culminates in the production of an original musical written and performed by youth. Emphasis on cross-cultural understanding and non-violent conflict resolution. |
13 & up |
Web |
| City Year Washington, DC |
D.C. |
VOLUNTEER |
As a City Year Washington, DC corps member, you will join more than 85 other teammates in serving the children and schools of Washington, DC. There are 3 distinct programs offered by City Year: (1) City Year for a Day (CYFAD); (2) Young Heroes Program, contact: Stefanie Vestal at svestal@cityyear.org or (202) 742-7396.; (3) Camp City Year, provides an option to parents who cannot find day care services during spring vacation, contact: Michael Stevens mstevens@cityyear.org or (202) 742-7394.. City Year Washington, DC unites a diverse group of 17 to 24 year-olds for a year of full-time, team-based community service. |
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Web |
| Claude Moore Colonial Farm |
MCLEAN |
DOCENT |
Organization welcomes student volunteers. Long term projects and internships are available. Opportunities to work a few hours occasionally are also available. Through the Apprentice Program, youth volunteers aged 10 to 17 portray colonial children for the Farm's visitors, as well as doing such behind-the-scenes work as helping in the office, cleaning animal pens, and tending greenhouse crops.
Apprentices must attend an Orientation for the Apprentice Program and provide their own 18th century clothing in accordance with the Farm's clothing standards. Parents who complete 10 hours of volunteer work receive a $50 rebate off the $90 annual program fee. Apprentices are required to volunteer at least once per month from April through November. They may volunteer more often, and throughout the winter months, but it is not required.
The apprentice season runs year round, though new apprentices are recruited and trained only at the beginning of each year. The deadline has passed for the 2008 season. |
12 & up |
Web |
| Clean Fairfax Council |
FAIRFAX |
OUTDOORS |
The council sponsors local litter cleanups by providing free bags, safety vests, hats, gloves, and other supplies to self-directed volunteer groups. |
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Web |
| Clock Tower Thrift Shop |
VARIOUS |
OFFICE WORK |
Sort, tag and organize donated items at either of two locations. Centreville store is especially in need of toy sorting. One-time projects are available. Students may prearrange work schedules by calling the individual shops listed below. Apply online. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind |
D.C. |
OUTDOORS |
Lighthouse Camp Counselors are primarily student volunteers who are matched one-on-one with blind or visually impaired children during Camp Lighthouse Summer Programs. Student volunteers assist campers with a variety of camp activities, including sports, arts and crafts, computer labs, swimming and field trips. Student volunteers must be 16 years of age, have completed at least one year of high school and are required to attend a camp orientation and training session.
Summer 2009 Camp Lighhouse Day Camp: June 22 -26. Student volunteers are also needed throughout the year to assist with special events and general office support. Applications are available on the website. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Colvin Run Mill |
GREAT FALLS |
SPECIAL EVENTS ASSISTANT |
Docent/Tour Guide: after training, lead people on historic tours through the site. A one year commitment is necessary. Program Aide: one time commitment for 3-4 hours at one of the events. See website for current event schedule. |
13 & up |
Web |
| Common Ground Child Care |
RESTON |
CHILD CARE |
Jobs include an opportunity to work in small group activities such as reading and telling stories or doing art; and working with the preschool children. Regarding time commitment, they are willing to work with your schedule. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Community Lodgings |
ALEXANDRIA |
TUTOR |
Tutor and mentor in the after school youth programs. Some training required. |
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Web |
| Community Residences, Inc. |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Volunteers teach individuals with mental illness, developmental disabilities, physical disabilities, and those who are homeless how to dance, play games and participate in other social activities with them. Volunteers also help staff members chaperone field trips or work at special events such as "The Taste of Arlington". If you prefer you can help spruce up the yard at one of their group homes or give a house a facelift with a painting party. |
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Web |
| Computer C.O.R.E. |
ALEXANDRIA |
COMPUTER TECH |
Computer C.O.R.E., a nonprofit agency located in Alexandria, VA, provides basic computer training to low-income adults. CORE gives a free refurbished computer to each graduate. CORE is seeking TJ student volunteers (age 16 and up) in their Refurbishment Lab to fix up computers donated from local businesses. CORE has liability insurance and all volunteers are supervised by a program manager. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Discovery Creek |
VARIOUS |
OUTDOORS |
Weekend Volunteers:Discovery Creek is open most weekends from September - April and seeks energetic, reliable and outgoing volunteers to assist at our Schoolhouse and/or our Glen Echo Park site. Weekend volunteer coordinator is Stacia Young at syoung@livingclassroomsdc.org. Summer Camp volunteers: 2 week minimum, 8:30-3:30 (hours may vary by site), camp locations in MD, DC, VA. Summer camp director is Anne Zuk at azuk@livingclassroomsdc.org |
13 - 17 |
Web |
| Earth Sangha |
VARIOUS |
OUTDOORS |
Help run the Wild Plant Nursery. Help restore degraded forest in local parks, plan native vegetation, and develop native-plant gardens for schools/parks in the DC area. Help remove invasive, alien plants. |
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Web |
| Easter Seals Child Development Centers |
FALLS CHURCH |
ASSISTANT TO TEACHER |
Part-time classroom aide or office assistant: Volunteer opportunities are available in classrooms, therapy and development playgroups. - Reading to children, organizing, cleaning toys, web surfing for theme related activities, sharing ideas. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Ellipse Arts Center |
ARLINGTON |
OFFICE WORK |
Answer phones and in-person queries; assist with exhibition set-up; help with receptions, tours and special events. Gallery open Wed trhough Fri 11 AM to 7 PM; Sat. 11 AM - 2PM |
16 & up |
Web |
| Embry Rucker Community Shelter - Reston Interfaith |
RESTON |
VOLUNTEER |
Volunteer at the homeless shelter, greet clients, pack grocery requests, sort food donations, assist with clerical tasks, lead youth activities, coordinate wish list drive, provide childcare, or create your own personalized project. |
16 & up |
Web |
| FACETS |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
We have a number of opportunities for students to volunteer with a wide variety of after-school programs, including tutoring, homework help, computer lab, arts and crafts, music programs, reading club, etc. We also have opportunities to get involved at our main office, including receptionist coverage, data entry, help in the food pantry, and help with other special events as needed. Please check our website at www.FacetsCares.org for more information about specific opportunities. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Fairfax Area Agency on Aging |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Volunteer Home Services for Seniors: enable clients to remain in the their homes by doing tasks such as seasonal yard work, household tasks, transportation and minor home repairs; Volunteer Driver; Nutritional Supplement Delivery: assist frail or convalescing homebound, older adults or adults with disabilities in receiving the nutritional supplement and report any changes in client condition/situation; Friendship Senior: help reduce the sense of isolation for homebound senior clients or adults with disabilities by becoming a sensitive, involved friend. |
18 & up |
Web |
| Fairfax County 4-H |
FAIRFAX |
OUTDOORS |
Each member conducts one or more educational projects. Research-based projects range from aerospace to wood working and include animal projects, food and nutrition, gardening, health, photography, environment, public speaking, and wildlife. |
9 & up |
Web |
| Fairfax County Animal Shelter - FAIRFAX |
FAIRFAX |
ANIMALS |
Job opportunities include dog kennel assistant and cat room assistant. There is a six month minimum volunteer commitment, with at least 6 hours per month. Must be at least 18 years old. We do not have a junior volunteer program for those under 18, at this time. |
18 & up |
Web |
| Fairfax County Community and Recreation Services |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Volunteer categories include Athletic Services, Community Centers, Senior Services, Teen Services, Therapeutic Recreation Services for People with Disabilities, Fairfax Cooperative Extension and computer-related opportunities. Volunteers are also needed for the 2009 Summer Meals Program for kids. Volunteers will serve meals at designated meal sites. |
13 & up |
Web |
| Fairfax County Dept of Community & Recreation Services - Project SUCCESS |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Project SUCCESS is an inclusive service learning program that engages youth with and without disabilities in community service. Designed for middle and high school students, the curriculum provides tools for researching, planning, and executing service projects. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Fairfax County Environmental Quality Advisory Council |
FAIRFAX |
RESEARCH |
Serve on the EQAC from July through the following June. Meetings are generally the second Wednesday of each month at 7:15pm. EQAC's chief function is to make recommendations to the Board of Supervisors for improving the County's efforts in environmental protection and enhancement. During monthly meetings, issues such as hazardous materials, water quality, air quality, land use, noise, solid waste, ecological resources, deer management, visual pollution, and light pollution are investigated.The Annual Report on the Environment is prepared by EQAC and can be viewed at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/eqac Application available at EQAC's website and in the Career Center. |
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Web |
| Fairfax County Park Aurthority |
VARIOUS |
LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES |
Volunteer opportunities are as varied as the parks. With more than 20,000 acres of parkland, the Park Authority has ballfields, lakes, RECenters, golf courses, nature centers, historic sites, a working farm and a horticulture center. See also individual files for Colvin Run Mill, Hidden Oaks Nature Ctr, Lake Accotink Park, Sully Historic Site and FCPA-Rec Center and CIT files. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Fairfax County Park Authority - Counselor in Training |
VARIOUS |
LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES |
Alexandria, Annandale, Chantilly, Falls Church, Franconia, McLean, Oakton and Springfield. Counselor in Training (CIT) Program offered during the summer at rec centers, parks and rec-pacs. Each CIT will be assigned to a counselor and a group of children. Acceptance into the program is based on an application and interview. A minimum commitment of two weeks is required. Placement of CITs is limited due to the number of locations and staff hours. Registration is in May-June timeframe. Summer program will be posted in April. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Fairfax County Park Authority - Invasive Management Area Program |
VARIOUS |
OUTDOORS |
Remove invasive plants and help restore sites with native plantings. |
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Web |
| Fairfax County Park Authority -- RECenters |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Perform a variety of tasks according to their interests and skills. Opportunities are as diverse as pottery lab and dog obedience training assistants to front desk associate and newsletter editor. Visit the website choose the RECenter at which you'd like to volunteer and complete volunteer application online. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Fairfax County Public Libraries |
VARIOUS |
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT |
Work side by side with staff in every Library activity. There is an ongoing need at most branches for help checking books in and out, sorting and shelving, assisting with special projects, creating and maintaining databases, demonstrating new technologies to the public, answering phones, shelf-reading (Adopt-a-Shelf!), gardening, and more. The contact info for each branch's volunteer coordinator is in the file and on the web. |
12 & up |
Web |
| Fairfax Pets On Wheels |
VARIOUS |
COMPANION |
Fairfax Pets on Wheels, Inc. is a volunteer program sponsored by the Fairfax Area Agency on Aging. Volunteers and their pets provide pet therapy to improve the quality of life of area nursing home residents. Volunteers share a pet and an hour or two of their time on a regular basis. Other volunteer roles include working on committees and special projects, volunteer appreciation activities, educational training, event support, fund raising, newsletter articles, office support, and temperament testing. |
18 & up |
Web |
| Fairfax Releaf |
FAIRFAX |
OUTDOORS |
Various opportunities: tree planters, seed gatherers, tree salvagers, office workers, information booth workers, and graphics artists. RIPpers needed to Remove Invasive Plants. Check website under "Plantings and Other Events" for weekly opportunities at various locations. |
6 & up |
Web |
| Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network |
FAIRFAX |
VOLUNTEER |
Perform special projects and assemble materials for campaigns and programs. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Food for Others |
FAIRFAX |
VOLUNTEER |
When you are ready to volunteer, call or visit the volunteer coordinator who will discuss with you the mission of Food for Others, your interests, and their projects in depth so that they can make the most of your interests and skills. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Friends of National Zoo |
D.C. |
VOLUNTEER |
Teen Volunteer Program consists of opportunities for 13-17 yrs old in the following programs: How Do You Zoo, Class Aides, Kids' Farm, Exhibit Greeter, and Horticulture. See file or website for application, program descriptions, requirements, time commitments and training. Apply early as spaces are limited. Training dates are in May and June. |
13 -17 |
Web |
| Gadsby's Tavern Museum |
ALEXANDRIA |
TOUR GUIDE |
The Tour Guide program needs articulate and energetic volunteers. Lead tours through these two 18th century tavern buildings where Thomas Jefferson held his inaugural banquet! Teach about the travels and everyday life in the 18th century. Daytime, weekend and evening times available. Minimum of 4-6 hours/month. Free parking when you volunteer. |
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Web |
| George Washington University Hospital |
D.C. |
AUXILIARY PATIENT SUPPORT |
Candidates must be mature, have a sense of responsibility and dependability, and a positive attitude. They should have an interest in people, a desire to help others, and should be doing well academically in school, with above average grades. Candidates must complete an application and provide 2 letters of recommendation. Consent is needed from a parent or guardian and a health clearance from their physician. The application is the same for all volunteer positions and programs, and may be downloaded from the website. Call the phone number above for further information. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Goodwill of Greater Washington |
D.C. |
VOLUNTEER |
Goodwill's individual volunteer program is still on hold as of 10/16/2009. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Goodwin House, Inc |
FALLS CHURCH |
COMPANION |
Must be at least 16 years old to volunteer individually; those younger than 16 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Most of the volunteer hours are during the day so this may be difficult for students during the school year. Volunteers opportunities include general administration, friendly visits, reading, computer training, sharing special talents (e.g., music, dance), gardening, and art/music program assistance. Volunteers can enjoy the new Olympic size swimming pool and fitness center. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Greater DC Cares |
D.C. |
VOLUNTEER |
Greater DC Cares mobilizes more than 12,000 volunteers to serve more than 500 nonprofits and schools each year, providing thousands of hours of critical services and skills. |
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Web |
| Greenbrier Learning Center |
ARLINGTON |
TUTOR |
Volunteers needed to:
tutor 3rd-5th graders or Middle & High School students
spend time with children while their parents are at a workshop or English class
lead a parent workshop
translate documents into Spanish or interpret at a parent workshop
assist with administrative duties -and much more! |
15 & up |
Web |
| Greenspring |
SPRINGFIELD |
ADMIN AND OPERATIONAL |
Many volunteering opportunities to support a wide variety of on- and off-campus activities that enhance the quality of life for Greenspring residents and the community at large. Examples include: Channel 6 TV; Coupon Clippers; Dogs of Greenspring Pet Therapy; ESL; Knit, Crochet & Chat; Light & Sound Group; The Book Club; The Sandwich Project; Tutoring for Elementary School Students; Arts& Crafts; Bingo; Clerical Support; Playing Music; Reading; Walking with a Resident; and Wheelchair Escorting. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Habitat for Humanity of Northern Virginia |
VARIOUS |
OUTDOORS |
Build houses for the needy or volunteer at the ReStore (located at 7770-G Richmond Highway, Alexandria) where duties include collecting and receiving donated materials, pricing and stocking items, assisting customers and running the cash register. Volunteers under the age of 18 need parental permission. . |
16 & up |
Web |
| HACAN |
FAIRFAX |
VOLUNTEER |
Volunteers are needed to assist in the Morning Star Program in the areas of Arts & Crafts; Educational Workshops; Tutoring; and supervising participants in field trips. |
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Web |
| Hartwood Foundation |
SPRINGFIELD |
OFFICE WORK |
Duties would include filing, organization, general office assistance, possible data input and removal, home maintenance, and group home activities. Students younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult to volunteer with consumers in a community based group home. You may work alone or in a group. To work directly with consumers, each volunteer must have a current Tuberculosis test. |
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Web |
| Hidden Oaks Nature Center |
ANNANDALE |
VOLUNTEER |
Opportunities include assisting with animal care, leading or assisting with cultural, history or scout programs, greeting visitors, answering phones, gardening/trail maintenance (age 16 minimum for latter activity) |
12 & up |
Web |
| Hispanic Committee of VA -- Tutor/Mentor Programs |
FALLS CHURCH |
TUTOR |
Arroz con Leche Site Leaders/Assistants: Help foster a love for reading and writing in the participants of Arroz con Leche, an after-school reading & writing enrichment program for 3rd graders in select schools. Each week, read the kids a story focused on an aspect of Hispanic culture, facilitate a discussion about the story, and lead a creative and participatory activity. A detailed curriculum including all books and materials will be provided. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and available during daytime hours (generally one afternoon/week for 2 hours). Volunteers are asked to commit to participating in the program throughout one academic year. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Hispanic Committee of Virginia |
VARIOUS |
SPECIAL EVENTS ASSISTANT |
Volunteer opportunities include serving as interpreters for clients (volunteers must be bilingual in English and Spanish); assisting during the Hispanic Committee of Virginia’s Financial Education and Housing Seminars by registering clients, helping with set-up/clean-up and assisting workshop facilitator with class exercises; and assisting during the Hispanic Committee of Virginia’s Financial Education and Housing Seminars by registering clients, helping with set-up/clean-up and assisting workshop facilitator with class exercises. See Hispanic Committee of Virginia --Tutor/Mentor file for other types of opportunities. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Holiday Project |
VARIOUS |
COMPANION |
Volunteer to visit with nursing home residents and hospital patients during various holidays. |
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Web |
| INOVA Alexandria Hospital - Teen Volunteer Ptogram |
ALEXANDRIA |
VOLUNTEER |
To become a volunteer, you need to attend a two-hour orientation, complete an application, interview to determine appropriate assignment and complete all training competencies (safety, security, infection control, confidentiality, customer service and age specifics). Students serve two to four hours a week with a minimum of 50 hours a year. Jobs include: patient services; information services; clerical services; fundraising events; data processing; work in gift shops and consignment shops; and hourly distribution of medications for the pharmacy. |
14 & up |
Web |
| INOVA Fair Oaks Hospital - Teen Volunteer Program |
FAIRFAX |
VOLUNTEER |
Teen program for teenagers who are 16 and 17 years old. Teen program requires a minimum 6-month and 60 hour commitment. Must also volunteer one 2- to 4-hour shift per week, be in overall good health, enjoy working with the public, be outgoing and friendly, be able to read, write and speak fluent English, and pass a background check.
Teen volunteers are eligible to volunteer in our gift and thrift stores, Volunteer Express, patient floors and lobby and triage desks. Teens are added to our team on an “as needed” basis only. To begin volunteering you must download application form and reference form and send them to the address above, after which interviews will be scheduled. |
16 & up |
Web |
| INOVA Fairfax Hospital - Teen Volunteer Program |
FAIRFAX |
AUXILIARY PATIENT SUPPORT |
Two Teen Volunteer Programs are available: Summer (June-August) and School Year (October-June). Must attend a mandatory information meeting (in May for Summer session or September for School Year Session. All volunteers must commit to at least one 3-4 hours shift per week. Opportunities are available in patient support services, hospital elder life program, gift shops, medical library, medical records, and peer tutoring. |
15 & up |
Web |
| INOVA Loudon Hospital - Teen Volunteer Program |
LOUDOUN COUNTY |
VOLUNTEER |
Year-round program. Commitment of 40 hours per year required. Most departments require volunteers to come at least once a week for a 3-4 hour shift. All applicants are interviewed via phone or in person. A teacher or counselor recommendation is required. All accepted applicants attend a half-day training session. All accepted applicants must have a health screening with our health nurse. |
16 & up |
Web |
| INOVA Mount Vernon Hospital - NOT ACTIVE |
ALEXANDRIA |
AUXILIARY PATIENT SUPPORT |
AS OF 10/1/09, THERE IS NO LONGER A JR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM AT MT VERNON. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Kids Science Quest |
MCLEAN |
ADMIN AND OPERATIONAL |
Looking for several really sharp science students to help out by creating puzzles for the web site. No pay but excellent recommendations. Call or email. |
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Web |
| Lake Accotink Park |
SPRINGFIELD |
OUTDOORS |
If you enjoy the outdoors and keeping some variety in your life, consider volunteering your time and talents to the park. |
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Web |
| Leewood Healthcare Center |
ANNANDALE |
COMPANION |
Looking for rising juniors and seniors to work with senior adults one or more times each week or to provide entertainment each month. Other opportunities available in the nursing home and assisted living programs. |
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Web |
| Legg Mason Tennis Classic |
D.C. |
SPECIAL EVENTS ASSISTANT |
The Legg Mason Tennis Tournament will be held at the William H.G. FitzGerald Tennis Center in Rock Creek Park August 1 - 9, 2009. Volunteer opportunities available for 14 & up include Special Events and Program Selling. Other opportunities available for 16+, and older teens. Applications available on website, where you may also sign up for their email list. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Levine School of Music |
ARLINGTON |
MUSIC |
Administrative Volunteers are dedicated people who assist the Levine School of Music staff by providing administrative support. Volunteers assist the staff with mailings, word processing, filing, cataloging the music library and myriad tasks essential to the daily workings of the school. Volunteers are also needed for event assisitance and to serve as Ushers.
Ushers serve as liaisons for the Levine School Of Music welcoming, directing, and assisting visitors prior to performances on weekends and special functions during the week. Members field an array of questions and provide basic information about the School to enhance the guest experience. |
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Web |
| Lewinsville Adult Day Care Center |
MCLEAN |
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT |
Work with the elderly. Opportunities include serving snack; helping run large or small group games; doing administrative duties; and doing research on the computer. Center programming hours are 9 AM - 4 PM M-F. Computer skills and musical talents not a requirement but can be used. If you are an instrumentalist or entertainer, contact Ms. Combs to schedule a time to share your talents. |
13 & up |
Web |
| Lift Me Up |
FAIRFAX |
ANIMALS |
Experience/comfort level working with horses and individuals with disabilities very helpful. Schedule and volunteer opportunities more active in spring and summer than in winter. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Literacy Council of Northern Virginia |
FALLS CHURCH |
VOLUNTEER |
Opportunities available including tutor an adult one-to-one, teach in an ESOL classroom, act as a class aide, work in computer lab, help out in office, or volunteer for our special events. All tutors, teachers and classroom aides must be 18 or over. Other opportunities, including holiday giftwrap, available to those under 18 if accompanied by a parent. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Little River Glen Senior Center |
FAIRFAX |
COMPANION |
Senior Citizen Aide. Open M-F 10-3. If can play or sing consider volunteering on a teacher workday or during school holidays, 15-30 minutes of lively music preferred and very much appreciated by senior adults. Piano and organ on premises. |
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| McLean Youth Track and Field |
MCLEAN |
COACH |
Track trainer - helping kids to learn to run long distances from 100 meters to 5K and the techniques of jumping and throwing events, Operate fundamentals of track program, including practices and meets. Practices on Wednesdays 5:30 -6:30 at Cooper Middle School; Meets Sunday afternoons April and May at Langley HS. Jr. Olympics qualifying meet 1st Sunday in June. Help also needed in the fall season. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Mental Health Centers |
CHANTILLY |
OFFICE WORK |
Most volunteer opportunities are for adults (18+) and require a background check. Teens may provide administrative support at the Chantilly office.. They are willing to have you work once or on an on-going basis. |
15 & up |
Web |
| MVLE |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Students must provide school contact information to receive credit and recognition for their service hours. Students may choose to become a program, support or special events volunteer. Project duration can vary depending on the number of hours the student is required to complete.
Several opportunities are available: Social Volunteer: eat lunch with either a group of individuals or a single person and talk about topics of interest; Art Instructor: teach group art lessons; Book Club Reader: read with or to a group of individuals weekly; Horticulture Instructor: work with a group of individuals or a single person to cultivate plants; Music Instructor: teach a group of individuals about different styles of music and instruments. |
16 & up |
Web |
| National Center for Missing & Exploited Children |
ALEXANDRIA |
ADMIN AND OPERATIONAL |
Most internships are intended for college undergraduates or graduate students, but IT Assistant internships are occasionally available in Info Technology Dept. for students with at least two years of technical experience. Must work minimum of 15 hours per week between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM Mon. through Fri. Duties include provide pc rebuilds, update/maintain support desk process & procedure documentation, hardware & software installation and troubleshooting, system & area organization, maintain software inventory, perform hard drive data removal. |
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| National Center for Victims of Crime |
D.C. |
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT |
Teen office volunteer for Teen Victim Programs. This position is an opportunity to have input into 4 national programs designed to help teen victims of crime: Teen Action Partnership (TAP); Youth Outreach for Victim Assistance (YOVA); Youth Building Resistance Post 9/11 (YBR): and Dating Violence Resource Center (DVRC). Responsibilities include office support (filing, faxing) and providing a teen perspective on youth programs. |
13 & up |
Web |
| National Institute of Health - Children's Inn |
MARYLAND |
ADMIN AND OPERATIONAL |
Individuals or groups of teens are encouraged to help out with special projects such as Thoughtful Treasures (where teens can make small items to put in each patient's mailbox) or collect food for the family "Help Yourself" food pantry. Other opportunities include organizing a special activity in the evening for families (ice cream social, pizza night, craft, etc.), performing a special talent for the familes, preparing or serving food for Sunday Suppers, decorating the Inn for holidays and hosting holiday events. Teens 18 or older are eligible for long term volunteer program. |
14 & up |
Web |
| National Park Service - Department of the Interior |
VARIOUS |
OUTDOORS |
Opportunities include: Clerical; Program Assistants; Manager of Cabin Camps; Leading natural and cultural history walks and talks; Assisting curators and historians; Assisting natural resource managers and biologists; Carpentry; Roving trails via foot or bike patrol; and Assisting with special events (festivals, open houses, annual observances). Information desk, trail restoration computer work, web page design and maintenance, etc. Training will be provided, if required. |
14 & up |
Web |
| National Wildlife Federation |
RESTON |
VOLUNTEER |
High school students may earn service credit hours as a program, support or virtual volunteer. All volunteers must complete an orientation designed to provide a framework for volunteering. |
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| Nature Conservancy |
ARLINGTON |
RESEARCH |
Visit the website for current volunteer opportunities and for applications.. Opportunities include outdoors work (trail maintenance, weed removal, clearing fire ilnes, species and property monitoring) and outreach work including staffing info booths at fairs and festivals. |
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| New Hope Housing |
ALEXANDRIA |
VOLUNTEER |
Several opportunities at Mondloch House Family Shelter, including help with children's activities on Tues, Wed or Thurs evenings, kitchen help on Sat or Sun, office help after school until 5 PM, and help with special projects. |
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| Northern Virginia AIDS Ministry (NOVAM) |
FALLS CHURCH |
OFFICE WORK |
NOVAM has volunteer opportunities in five separate areas: Upcoming Events, Community Outreach, Office Support, Special Events, and Holiday Support. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Northern Virginia Family Service |
FALLS CHURCH |
CHILD CARE AND OFFICE WORK |
Volunteer opportunities include: mentor children, perform home maintenance/repairs, work in Clock Tower Thrift Shop, teach ESL classes . |
16 & up |
Web |
| Northern Virginia Therapeutic Riding Program |
FAIRFAX |
ANIMALS |
Volunteers are currently needed in the following areas: Horse Leaders, Sidewalkers, Fundraising, and Stable Maintenance. Volunteers commit to one day (approx 3 hrs) per week for the 8-12 week session. Training is provided and horse experience is valued but not required. Volunteers must complete the following forms (available in the file): Volunteer Information Form; Release and Hold Harmless Agreement; Emergency Treatment Release Form; and Participant Release of JES, Full Cry Farm, and Randy Dillon. The riding facility is located off Gun Powder Road near the Fairfax County Parkway and US 29. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Northern Virginia Training Center |
FAIRFAX |
SPECIAL EVENTS ASSISTANT |
NVTC is a state residential Training Center for people with intellectual disabilities. Various volunteer opportunities available. |
11 & up |
Web |
| NSTEP Study Buddy |
VARIOUS |
TUTOR |
This is a student-to-student virtual (on-line) math tutoring program. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Operation Understanding DC |
D.C. |
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You must be an African-American or Jewish student in your junior year to apply. This is a year long program running from January of junior year to January of senior year for African-American or Jewish students. Some of the activities include speaking in public forums; leading diversity workshops; appearing on radio and TV shows; traveling to different areas of the state to gain an understanding of their cultures. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Passport in Time |
VARIOUS |
OUTDOORS |
Depends on project chosen. Please see website. |
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Web |
| Potomac Hospital Junior Auxiliary |
PRINCE WILLIAM |
VOLUNTEER |
Junior Auxiliary program. Application in file and available on-line during March . Application is due March 31st.. Rotate between Front Information Desk, Pediatrics and Emergency Department. Choose permanent assignment at the end of first year. If you choose to work on holidays you can earn double service hours. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Prince William Health System |
PRINCE WILLIAM |
AUXILIARY PATIENT SUPPORT |
Application available in file. Requirements to apply for the program: be at least 16 years old at the time application is submitted; have a "B" average; personal interview; recommendation from school guidance counselor; should be considering a career in the healthcare profession or service-oriented field; be helpful, caring and have a positive attitude. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Reston Association |
FAIRFAX |
SPECIAL EVENTS ASSISTANT |
Reston Association has a variety of opportunities available in one-time events for volunteers 12 and older, or 15 and older without accompanying parent. Training is provided if necessary. Volunteer events include festivals, parades, and holiday celebrations. |
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| Reston Community Center |
RESTON |
VOLUNTEER |
Several positions are available depending on your interests and talents. Complete the paper application available at the TJ Career Center and the Reston Community Center will match you to a volunteer position! |
14 & up |
Web |
| Reston Hospital Center- INACTIVE |
RESTON |
AUXILIARY PATIENT SUPPORT |
STUDENT VOLUNTEER PROGRAM HAS BEEN SUSPENDED. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Reston Interfaith |
RESTON |
VOLUNTEER |
Volunteer at the homeless shelter, greet clients, pack grocery requests, sort food donations, assist with clerical tasks, tutor academically at-risk elementary students, provide basic informal lessons. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Salvation Army |
ALEXANDRIA |
VOLUNTEER |
"Adopt A Kettle" program, ring bells at Christmas holiday, fiscal, administrative assistance/support. |
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| Share Our Strength's Great American Bake Sale |
VARIOUS |
FOOD SERVICE |
Register online to sponsor a bake sale. Hold your bake sale. Send in your funds. Share Our Strength will distribute the funds to the highest-need areas in America as well as innovative child hunger programs. |
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| Signature Theatre |
ARLINGTON |
VOLUNTEER |
Opportunities for production assistance; costume shop assistance; office help; and ushering for perfrmances. Applications are in file and available on-line. |
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| Smithsonian Associates, Summer Camp |
D.C. |
ASSISTANT TO TEACHER |
Youth Teacher Assistants offer support to the instructors of the camp. Please see website for specific camp descriptions. Application available on-line and also in file. An interview will be scheduled once the application is reviewed. |
15 & up |
Web |
| Smithsonian Institution Museums |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Volunteer opportunities are available for high school students in several museums within the Smithsonian system. See the web page listed here for Special Support Programs and Behind-the-Scenes Volunteer Program opportunities. Most opportunities for students are for those 16+, although some teen positions are for 14+. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Smithsonian Institution: Behind the Scenes Volunteer Program |
D.C. |
VOLUNTEER |
This program provides opportunities in two service areas: Behind-the-Scenes Volunteer Program and Translation Services. The Behind-the-Scenes Volunteer Program (BVP) job opportunities are in the following areas: Administrative; Archival; Collections Management; Computer; Development; Education; Horticulture; Libraries; Membership; and Public Affairs. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Smithsonian Institution: National Air and Space Museum |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Volunteers are needed for all areas of the Museum's work . |
16 & up |
Web |
| Smithsonian Institution: National Museum of Natural History |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
The National Museum of Natural History is recruiting volunteers of all ages to join their science activities and public programs. Minimum time commitment of 2 months and 6 hours per week is required. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Spark the Wave |
VARIOUS |
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Jobs include fundraising, bookkkeeping, marketing, and working for the program itself. W AVE WEEK is an intensive 6-day program of leadership development, community service, team building activities, and summer fun! We offer both overnight and day camp options for potential participants. All teens who have completed 7th grade through 11th grade are welcome at Wave Week. Wave Week is held on the campus of Villanova University in Villanova, PA. |
14 & up |
Web |
| Special Olympics - Virginia |
FAIRFAX |
COACH |
Volunteers are used as coaches, event organizers, unified partners, fundraisers and to generate public awareness. Programs include the following sports: Basketball (December-March), Figure Skating (October-January), Speed Skating (October-January), Alpine Skiing (November-January), Aquatics (February-April), Gymnastics (year round), Track & Field (April-June), Softball (April-June), Golf (August - November), Soccer (August-November), Powerlifting (Year round), Equestrian (August-November), and Bowling (Year round) |
13 & up |
Web |
| St. Mark's Lutheran Church |
SPRINGFIELD |
COMPUTER TECH |
Assist in computer training class for immigrants living in the community near the church. Jan 2010 - Urgent need for volunteer to work with individual from Bangladesh (Tuesdays from 6-7 pm). One on one tutoring in basic computer skills with older congregants (evening hours and weekends available) Update old computers as needed. Other church programs include homeless shelter and ESL (volunteers do not need to speak a foreign language). |
14 & up |
Web |
| Stewardship Virginia |
VARIOUS |
OUTDOORS |
Various volunteer opportunities in conservation. Examples include water monitoring, restoring stream banks, cleaning up litter, weeding out nonindigenous plants, building and maintaining trails, cultural heritage projects, enhancing habitats, mapping wildlife, and tagging fish. |
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| Student Conservation Association Conservation Crews |
ARLINGTON |
OUTDOORS |
Several opportunities, including work on conservation crews for 6 weeks during summer within or outside DC area and office projects at Arlington office. Applications and listings are online to download and review. |
15 & up |
Web |
| Sully Historic Site |
CHANTILLY |
VOLUNTEER |
Current volunteer opportunities include Teaching Docent, Touring Docent, and Gardener I. If a volunteer has a particular interest in another area (e.g. history, research, ), arrangements for a specialized volunteer position can be made. See website for further descriptions of positions. Availability: weekdays. |
12 & up |
Web |
| Sunrise Retirement Homes |
FAIRFAX |
VOLUNTEER |
Will adapt to student's schedule. Need help with crafts, entertainment, recreation, daily activities, shopping companion. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Teaching HOPE |
FAIRFAX |
VOLUNTEER |
Teaching Hope is a small non-profit dedicated to helping the abandoned children of Colombia, South America. We are looking for volunteers who are goal-oriented, creative and enthusiastic to help us get the word out about the children, fundraise and do other tasks as needed from the Washington DC area. Previous experience is not required. This is an on-going opportunity. Download application form from website. Contact info: info@teachinghope.org.
Their lives and stories compelled the creation of Teaching HOPE, an organization founded to empower orphaned teens. Our goal is to help these children become responsible adults and break the cycle of poverty and homelessness.
Teaching HOPE's pilot project is in Colombia, South America, where millions of children and families have been displaced by violence and marginalized by poverty.
Please note, we have no volunteer opportunities in Colombia at this time. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Town of Herndon |
HERNDON |
VOLUNTEER |
No formal volunteer program at the present time. Call the Human Resources Office at the number provided here for Linda Simmons, Director, to learn about current opportunities. An online volunteer application is available on the website listed here by following the link from the homepage to Living, Parks & Recreation, About Parks & Recreation, to Frequently Asked Questions. If you would like to be a volunteer, fill out the form. Email Questions to: parksandrec@herndon-va.gov |
16 & up |
Web |
| Treasure Trove Thrift & Consignment Shop - Fairfax Hospital |
ANNANDALE |
RETAIL |
Job description : Retail Assistant. On-the-job training. Above address is for Annandale shop. There is also a shop in McLean, 1315 Chain Bridge Rd., McLean, VA 22101 and in Springfield, 6416 Springfield Plaza, Springfield, VA 22150. |
13 & up |
Web |
| U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Many opportunities available. Check the website at the particular refuge or hatchery you'd like to work at for more information. Facilities within 25 miles of TJ are: Mason Neck National Wildlife Refuge, Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge, Featherstone National Wildlife Refuge, and Patuxent Research Refuge. |
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| U.S. Geological Survey |
RESTON |
VOLUNTEER |
Volunteer opportunities available for work in computer support, scanning and data manipulation. See www.volunteer.gov/gov for other opportunities as they are updated and for online application. |
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| United Community Ministries, Inc. |
ALEXANDRIA |
VOLUNTEER |
Various volunteer positions including: childcare; food preparation and serving; organize a food or school supply drive; or front desk receptionist. See the website or file in the Career Center for more info. |
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Web |
| United States Holocaust Memorial Museum |
D.C. |
DOCENT |
The museum's mission is to remember the millions who perished in the Holocaust and to educate the public about this tragic chapter in history. Multiple volunteer opportunities available. Spring Ambassador Program: After completing after-school classes about the Holocaust, volunteer will serve as a tour guide for the Holocaust Museum. |
16 & up |
Web |
| United We Serve |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
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Web |
| Virginia Hospital Center |
ARLINGTON |
VOLUNTEER |
Application, interview and orientation are required. Obtain information and application at www.virginiahospitalcenter.com or from Career Center file. Volunteers must agree to work at least 4 hours on one day/week for 6 months. New volunteer orientations are held in February, June and October. A recent TB test is required. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Voluntary Action Center of Prince William Area, Inc. |
PRINCE WILLIAM |
VOLUNTEER |
Various opportunities available throughout the year. See the website for current needs. |
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Web |
| Volunteer Alexandria |
ALEXANDRIA |
VOLUNTEER |
Organization was formerly called "Alexandria Volunteer Bureau". Volunteer Alexandria is a volunteer clearinghouse for opportunities available in Alexandria. Visit the website for current needs by topic. |
10 & up |
Web |
| Volunteer Arlington |
ARLINGTON |
VOLUNTEER |
Searchable database covers a wide range of short-term, one-time and ongoing volunteer opportunities. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Volunteer Fairfax |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
All opportunities can be searched by location and interest. For immediate volunteer needs go to the website and click on "Volunteer Now!" A hard copy of the youth volunteer directory is located in the career center. |
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| Volunteer for the Arts/Arts Council of Fairfax |
VARIOUS |
SPECIAL EVENTS ASSISTANT |
Volunteers are needed at the Arts and Technology Pavilion at the International Children's Festival each September and throughout the year with other projects. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Volunteer Loudoun |
LOUDOUN COUNTY |
VOLUNTEER |
Visit website to register for current volunteer opportunities. Powered by 1-800-volunteer.org. Youth Volunteer Directory available in the Career Center. |
13 & up |
Web |
| Volunteer.gov |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Online clearinghouse for the following agencies: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; U.S. Forest Service; Bureau of Land Management; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; National Park Service; U.S. Bureau of Reclamation; Natural Resources Conservation Service; Cooperative State Research, Education & Extension Service; USA Freedom Corps; U.S. Geological Survey; U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; New York State Division of Veterans Affairs; Corporation for National and Community Service. Some of these agencies have separate files in the Career Center. |
14 & up |
Web |
| VolunteerMatch |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Volunteer Clearinghouse |
14 & up |
Web |
| Volunteers for Peace |
VARIOUS |
OUTDOORS |
International work camps for construction of low income housing or community buildings; environmental projects such as trail building, park maintenance, organic farming; social services working with children, the elderly, physically or mentally handicapped, refugees, minority groups, drug/alcohol recovery, AIDS/HIV education and arts projects; historic preservation and archaeology. Work projects can be of any type because they are from the needs of the host community. |
15 & up |
Web |
| Wesley Housing Development Corporation |
VARIOUS |
TUTOR |
Volunteer opportunities include helping children with homework, computer skills and reading in after-school programs. Opportunities are also available for clerical/office duties. |
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Web |
| WETA Public TV |
ARLINGTON |
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT |
Answer phones live on-air during membership campaigns in March, August and December. Time commitment: 3-5 shift, mostly evenings, some weekend afternoons available. Also, opportunities for adjunct staff members, assisting with online and educational activites, answering phones, helping with guest check-ins at WETA-hosted events. |
16 & up |
Web |
| Wolf Trap--Natl Park Service |
VIENNA |
OUTDOORS |
Current Volunteer Opportunities include:
VOLUNTEER AT INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL, Outreach Assistant, General Assistance, 05/15----09/17/2009
WOLF TRAP VOLUNTEER AT THEATRE-IN-THE-WOODS 2009, Visitor Information, General Assistance, 06/20----08/08
WOLF TRAP FIRST AID VOLUNTEER 2009, General Assistance, 05/15----09/15/2009
WOLF TRAP VOLUNTEER ROAMING RANGER, Tour Guide/Interpretation, Visitor Information, General Assistance
Dates: 05/14/2009----09/15/2009 |
13 & up |
Web |
| Woodbine Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center |
ALEXANDRIA |
COMPANION |
Volunteers will be involved in the Activities Department keeping the residents active and busy throughout the day. After-school, evening and weekend hours are available. Sample activities including helping with Bingo, providing musical entertainment, helping with "happy hours" refreshements and accompanying clients on outings. No minimum number of hours. If you volunteer for more than 10 hours a week, you must have a recent TB test. Training is provided. |
14 & up |
Web |
| YMCA of Metropolitan DC |
VARIOUS |
VOLUNTEER |
Opportunities at various Y branches include tutors, literacy volunteer, child care, teen program volunteer, workshop host, hobby leader, computer asst., publication asst., fundraising, office support, facility volunteer, sport & aquatics, public policy, special events. |
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Web |
| Youth Service America |
D.C. |
VOLUNTEER |
YSA is a resource center that partners with thousands of organizations committed to increasing the quality and quantity of volunteer opportunities for young people in America to serve locally, nationally and globally. |
14 & up |
Web |
