Needs From: Loudoun Cares

The Home Delivered Meals Program is looking for volunteers to deliver a weekday noontime hot nutritious meal and a friendly smile to seniors confined to their homes. For as little as one and a half hour per week or month, your good deed will touch the hearts of our homebound older adults across the county. Volunteers pick up meals Monday through Friday from 10:30 to 12:00 p.m., except for specified holidays and closings due to inclement weather. If interested please sign up using this link! https://cerv.is/0403x1 

UpsideDown Moments is seeking dedicated volunteers to assist with picking up larger clothing and furniture donations from our generous donors. As a Transporter/Driver, you will:

    •    Coordinate with donors to schedule pickups
    •    Safely load and transport items to our headquarters in Hamilton
    •    Represent UpsideDown Moments with professionalism and kindness

This role is perfect for individuals with a vehicle capable of transporting larger items who are passionate about making a tangible difference in the community. Join us in helping provide essential resources to those in need!

Come help us have a good time! Insight Memory Care Center (IMCC) is looking for volunteers to help assist with a variety of fun, therapeutic activities for people in the early stages of dementia. Assist program staff with activities such as brain games, art, and outdoor walks, encouraging and supporting the group members to participate, assist with serving and cleaning up coffee/lunch, etc. Volunteers strictly help with recreational activities, and do not assist with personal care. 

This program meets Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 10:00am-3:00pm. Volunteers shall commit to volunteer at least four (4) hours each week for at least six (6) months on a consistent schedule. 

Volunteers must attend a mandatory orientation that includes an overview of neurodegenerative diseases, common behaviors, communication techniques, and person-centered care. A negative TB test within 30 days of your volunteer start date and consent to a criminal background check is required.

This orientation is specific to those volunteers who want to volunteer at the Lab during Field Trips during the week (Monday-Friday) and want to work directly with children and staff, creating great experiences for them. If this describes you, there are a few requirements you must meet:

- You must be at least 18 years old.
- You will be required to undergo a background check, at our expense.
- You must commit to volunteering with the Children’s Science Center for 10 hours in your first year (4 field trips).

Field trip volunteer orientation is designed to equip volunteers with the knowledge and skills needed to support students during their visit. The orientation consists of two main parts:

Presentation in the Garage: Volunteers will start by gathering in the garage for a presentation. During this session, they will learn about the organization's mission, history, and overall goals. This portion aims to provide a solid understanding of the organization's background and the context in which they will be working.

Field Trip Experience: The second part of the orientation involves an actual field trip experience. Volunteers will be assigned to groups of students and will rotate through various experience areas within the lab. This hands-on session helps volunteers become familiar with the different stations and activities that students will engage in, ensuring they are well-prepared to guide and assist throughout the field trip.

Overall, the orientation is designed to blend informative learning with practical experience, ensuring that volunteers are both knowledgeable and comfortable in their roles.

Field Trips are in the mornings Monday-Friday at the Children's Science Center Lab during the school year, except for some school holidays.

The volunteer shift is 2.5 hours, either from 9:30am-12:00pm, or 10:00am-12:30pm. 

Field Trips are for Elementary Schools.

If you are not willing or able to meet these requirements, we would still love to have you volunteer in other roles at the Science Center. You can assist in behind-the-scenes preparation and stocking, community events like Family Science Nights, and some special events. If you wish to volunteer in these support roles and not as a field trip volunteer, you do not need to attend an in-person orientation. Instead, you can sign up immediately for any opportunity on the volunteer portal, as long as you meet the eligibility requirements as listed in the opportunity description.

If you are willing and able to meet the Field Trip Volunteering requirements and are interested in participating in an orientation, please first review the changes to our volunteer policies here.

We will be holding orientation 1 time monthly, and upcoming orientation dates will be posted here as they are scheduled. 

Feel free, also, to email the volunteer team at volunteer@childsci.org with questions and for more information.

Do you like to help people? We are looking for someone who is dependable, compassionate and comfortable helping others. It is not a big-time commitment, and you would be making a difference in the life of someone who needs extra support in their job. 

Job coaching will involve training, mentoring, and monitoring the skills, goals, and needs of the individuals who have just started a job. 

Please contact us for more information. 

Rust Library needs volunteers to help adult English learners in our community

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Practice groups run once a week for an hour.

Orientation, teaching materials and resources will be provided through Loudoun County Public Library, but volunteers are encouraged to be creative!

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required.

*Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

Rust Library needs volunteers to help adult English learners in our community

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Teachers and students are expected to meet once a week over an eight week period.

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required. Teaching materials and resources will be provided.

*Some branches also offer online tutoring. Please indicate whether or not you would be willing to tutor online.

**Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

Volunteering is an excellent way to serve within our community. Essential to the successful operation of our company are our volunteers backing up our firefighters and rescuers in organization and administration within our company. Highly involved, our volunteers in administration support the daily operation of the company and its future success.

Loudoun County Volunteer Fire-Rescue Stations are seeking VOLUNTEERS to lead and assist in many areas, including, but not limited to:

*Expectations and Qualifications: Most work can be done offsite or during evening hours but must meet deadlines. Include on your application any special consideration, experiences or requirements that we should know about relating to the job duties.

Below is a brief list of the many perks and benefits we can offer to our volunteers:

Visit OpenNewDoors.org to learn more.

Loudoun County Fire-Rescue is looking for persons who want to provide medical care in our community as emergency first responders. We provide you the training and experience - you provide the passion.   

Training is intensive, 1 year and we ask for at least a two-year commitment.  But in a year from now you could be a Nationally registered EMT.  Take advantage of our offer to provide you free training and experience and we'll utilize your enthusiasm to emergency response.  All applicants must pass a background check and a physical that we provide at no cost to you.   Loudoun County has multiple EMS station in the community.  We'll find you a station close to your home so you can give back directly to your neighbors. 

Volunteers must be 18 years old to sit for the test but can affiliate at the age of 16.  We have 1 station in Eastern and Western Loudoun that accepts 14 -18 year olds as EMS Explorers. 

Below is a brief list of the many perks and benefits we can offer to our volunteers:

*Expectations and Qualifications*

Lifting, Must Pass Physical Fitness, Decision Making, Handles Pressure, Deals with Uncertainty, Judgement, Objectivity, Dependability, Emotional Control, Safety Management, passionate to give back as a first responder.

For more information check out the website  www.OpenNewDoors.org or text/call (571) 442-2801

You can choose from a list of recipients on our website, then write or design the cards.  Send them to us and we take care of it from there. It is that easy!

So simple you can do it from home, yet so impactful to remind someone - someone cares.

Purcellville Library needs volunteer tutors to help adult English learners in our community

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Teachers and students are expected to meet once a week over an eight week period minimum.

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required. Teaching materials and resources will be provided.

*Some branches also offer online tutoring. Please indicate whether or not you would be willing to tutor online.

**Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

Purcellville Library needs volunteers to help adult English learners in our community

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Practice groups run once a week for an hour.

Orientation, teaching materials and resources will be provided through Loudoun County Public Library, but volunteers are encouraged to be creative!

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required.

*Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

This person would be responsible for developing, coordinating, and monitoring partnerships and sponsorships for LBHN with businesses, non-businesses, and corporations. They will also need to identify potential community partners, schedule events in collaboration with the Events Coordinator, actively seek and research grant opportunities, write grants and letters, gather documentation, and submit grant applications. Additionally, they need to keep track of the grants submitted and their status, and keep the board updated on grant status. Finally, they are responsible for writing grant thank-you notes.

Coordinate fundraisers and pink events with businesses, non-businesses, community groups, and individual donors. This person also needs to ensure that there is an LBHN board member designated as a point person for each event. Would be responsible for tasks such as obtaining tables, banners, signs, giveaways, handling raffles, accepting donations, taking photos, making brief presentations, and providing write-ups to the Marketing Committee. Additionally, the Event Committee Chair needs to create and maintain an events calendar, inform the Marketing Committee of any campaigns or events for social media coverage, schedule meetings with school groups, order supplies, and write thank you letters to recognize donations.

Accessible Community provides educational videos about disability inclusion and accessibility in our communities.  To do this, we need assistance editing videos content and adding captions. We provide the tools needed and raw video materials.  

If you have a few hours each week to help out and some skills in video editing, we welcome your help.

Volunteers may choose one or both areas of Twice is Nice operations.  First, those enjoying interaction with the public are welcome to volunteer for front register duties.  Volunteers will be ringing up sales from various departments such as our Men’s, Women’s and Children’s clothing, housewares, books, China, crystal, jewelry and more.  There are light bagging and packing duties associated with work at the front register.  Second, we are in need of volunteers to work in the backroom where all the incredible donations from our community arrive.  Duties include helping to unload the donations, sorting and pricing the items received and arranging these treasures onto the sales floor.  Light lifting of donated items and boxing items for storage may be involved 

Rust Library needs volunteers to help adult English learners in our community

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Practice groups run once a week for an hour.

Orientation, teaching materials and resources will be provided through Loudoun County Public Library, but volunteers are encouraged to be creative!

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required.

*Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

Gum Spring Library needs volunteers to help adult English learners in our community

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Practice groups run once a week for an hour.

Orientation, teaching materials and resources will be provided through Loudoun County Public Library, but volunteers are encouraged to be creative!

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required.

*Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

Brambleton Library needs volunteers to help adult English learners in our community

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Practice groups run once a week for an hour.

Orientation, teaching materials and resources will be provided through Loudoun County Public Library, but volunteers are encouraged to be creative!

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required.

*Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

Sterling Library needs volunteers to help adult English learners in our community

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Practice groups run once a week for an hour.

Orientation, teaching materials and resources will be provided through Loudoun County Public Library, but volunteers are encouraged to be creative!

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required.

*Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

Madison House needs volunteers to help teach English to adult members of our community.

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Practice groups run once a week for an hour.

Orientation, teaching materials and resources will be provided through Loudoun County Public Library, but volunteers are encouraged to be creative!

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required.

Loudoun View Senior Living needs volunteers to help teach English to adult members of our community.

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their students. Conversation groups run once a week for an hour.

Orientation, teaching materials and resources will be provided through Loudoun County Public Library, but volunteers are encouraged to be creative!

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required.

Cascades Library needs volunteers to help adult English learners in our community.

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their students. Practice groups run once a week for an hour.

Orientation, teaching materials and resources will be provided, but volunteers are encouraged to be creative!

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required.

*Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

Share your musical (or other) talent with our friendly group of individuals who have early-stage dementia! Our Reconnections Sterling participants enjoy musical entertainment such as piano, guitar, and violin music - particularly with an engaging performer who plays popular, nonreligious music from the 1950s-1970s. This could be an individual musician or a very small ensemble. The group also enjoys people who share other skills or special experiences, such as science experiments, animal therapy, or laughter yoga! Ideally the volunteer would come monthly for up to 1 hour during our program time on a Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri.  

The Ladies Board of Inova Loudoun Hospital welcomes volunteers from the community to join us in support of the Riverside Gift Shop at Inova Loudoun Hospital, located at 44045 Riverside Parkway in Leesburg. Are you someone who enjoys interacting with the public? If so, we have an immediate need for volunteers to staff the front register. The shop carries everything from women’s wear, lotions, fragrances, home décor and seasonal items all artfully displayed. And of course, we sell floral arrangements, balloons and baby gifts for those visiting patients at the hospital. There are light bagging duties associated with work at the front register and requisite flu and other vaccinations associated with volunteering in a hospital.

MVLE is a day program for adults with disabilities. The Dance Instructor Volunteer will lead a group of adults with disabilities in various movement based activities such as Just Dance, Zumba or other dances. We ask that you be mindful of the physical ability of the group you will be leading. The activities will be held for approximately 30-60 minutes at a time. You may volunteer to take up as many shifts as you would like between Monday-Friday during the hours of 9:00AM-2:00PM EST. There is no evening or weekend availability for this opportunity.

MVLE is a day program for adults with disabilities. The Exercise Instructor Volunteer will lead a group of adults with disabilities in an exercise program. The program can include various styles of exercises such as Zumba, Yoga, Walking etc. We ask that you be mindful of the physical ability of the group you will be leading. The activities will be held for approximately 30-60 minutes at a time. You may volunteer to take up as many shifts as you would like between Monday-Friday during the hours of 9:00AM-2:00PM EST. There is no evening or weekend availability for this opportunity.

MVLE is a day program for adults with disabilities. The Music Instructor Volunteer will teach a group of individuals about different types of musical instruments, styles of music and may also share their own musical talents with the group. The activities will be held for approximately 30-60 minutes at a time. Volunteers are needed between Monday-Friday during the hours of 9:00AM-2:00PM EST. There is no evening or weekend availability for this opportunity.

MVLE is a day program for adults with disabilities. The Social Volunteer will lead lunchtimes socializing with a single individual or a group of individuals while talking about various topics of interest. Volunteers are needed between Monday-Friday during our lunch period 11:00-1:00 PM EST. There is no weekend availability for this opportunity.

MVLE is a day program for adults with disabilities. The Art Class Instructor Volunteer will work with groups of individuals to teach them art. This can range from paintings and drawings to doing different artistic crafts. We ask that your program is age appropriate for our adult individuals while also being mindful of their abilities and capacity. Volunteers are needed between Monday-Friday between the hours of 9:00AM-2:00PM EST. There is no evening or weekend availability for this opportunity.

At MVLE, our mission is to create opportunities for individuals with disabilities to find their independence through community-based social activities, supported employment, and customized skills training. We are in need of a volunteer receptionist to run the front desk throughout the work week. Our goal is to create a team of volunteers that can cover our business hours of 8:00am-4:00pm from Monday to Friday.
In this position you will be involved in answering phone calls, welcoming guests and volunteers in the front door, and helping with administrative tasks. You will also work alongside some of our individuals that are training to develop business skills through learning tasks associated with being a receptionist.

We need compassionate volunteers to teach and facilitate classes via Microsoft Teams!

Opportunities are as follows:

*Time Commitment- 3 hrs/wk* 

*We ask that you're able to commit a minimum of 1 year for our teaching and mentorship opportunities.

Class Topics Include: 

Responsible Thinking: A 5-week program on the common justifications of illegal behavior and how to actively address each one for successful and responsible thinking.

Peer Relationships: A 6-week program on how to identify healthy and unhealthy peer relationships, develop healthy relationships, and maintain healthy communication.

Social Values: A 6-week program on the values of responsibility, tolerance, caring, respect, and honesty; how these values, when shared, lead to a healthy society.

Anger Management: A 7-week program designed to identify how beliefs, triggers, thoughts and feelings all influence our behavior, recognize signs that you’re becoming angry and to use skills to manage anger in healthy ways.

Seeking Employment: A 6-week program on using knowledge about your self to carefully choose a career, and how to use effective application and interview skills.

Impact of Crime: A 7-week program with participants learning how crime impacts individual lives, and the greater community, and how past or present traumas effect behavior and decision making. Participants will develop an understanding of restorative justice

Self Control: A 6-week program on handling strong emotions, including anger, fear, boredom, and resentment, in a proactive way to avoid negative consequences.

Social Values: A 6-week program on the values of responsibility, tolerance, caring, respect, and honesty; how these values, when shared, lead to a healthy society.

Family Ties: A 7-week program on developing healthy communication in family units in order to avoid becoming dominating, neglectful, manipulative, or passive.

Applications can be found at our website under

http://www.oarnova.org/volunteer-opportunities

Thank you for your interest!

We need compassionate volunteers to teach and facilitate classes at the Loudoun Adult Detention Center!

Opportunities are as follows:

*Time Commitment- 3 hrs/wk* 

*We ask that you're able to commit a minimum of 1 year for our teaching and mentorship opportunities.

Class Topics Include: 

Responsible Thinking: A 5-week program on the common justifications of illegal behavior and how to actively address each one for successful and responsible thinking.

Peer Relationships: A 6-week program on how to identify healthy and unhealthy peer relationships, develop healthy relationships, and maintain healthy communication.

Fatherhood: An 8-week program for men designed to identify and define the role of a father.  The class addresses challenges of parenting after separation and issues such as discipline, what it means to be a father, and, developmental stages of children.

Social Values: A 6-week program on the values of responsibility, tolerance, caring, respect, and honesty; how these values, when shared, lead to a healthy society.

Anger Management: A 7-week program designed to identify how beliefs, triggers, thoughts and feelings all influence our behavior, recognize signs that you’re becoming angry and to use skills to manage anger in healthy ways.

Money Smart:  A 7-week program focused on topics such as creating a budget, understanding and predicting expenses, planning for debt management and savings, credit scores and reports, and preparing for loans or purchases. 

Seeking Employment: A 6-week program on using knowledge about your self to carefully choose a career, and how to use effective application and interview skills.

Impact of Crime: A 7-week program with participants learning how crime impacts individual lives, and the greater community, and how past or present traumas effect behavior and decision making. Participants will develop an understanding of restorative justice

Self Control: A 6-week program on handling strong emotions, including anger, fear, boredom, and resentment, in a proactive way to avoid negative consequences.

Social Values: A 6-week program on the values of responsibility, tolerance, caring, respect, and honesty; how these values, when shared, lead to a healthy society.

Family Ties: A 7-week program on developing healthy communication in family units in order to avoid becoming dominating, neglectful, manipulative, or passive.

Applications can be found at our website under

http://www.oarnova.org/volunteer-opportunities

Thank you for your interest!

The Foster Youth we serve through the Department of Health and Human Services are in need of laptops (not Chromebooks) to further their ability to apply for jobs and internships, take certification and educational courses, apply to colleges, and have greater access to resources. 

If you - or your organization - are interested in donating new or used laptops to Vine and Fig Tree, please email our Director of Community Development, Jen Pool, at jpool@vandft.org. We will coordinate a time to pick-up the laptop(s) from you at your location, or at a location of your choosing.

If you're an individual, we'll gladly wipe and reset the laptop for you. If you're an organization that is aging out your laptops from your employees, please let us know as this is a great way to invest back into your local community and lighten the storage load of your IT department.

Can you commit to facilitating programs after school, in the evenings, and weekends? Do you have at least 3 years of experience working with teens as educators, coaches, specialists, youth leaders or therapists? 

Priority will be given to applicants who meet the following criteria…

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Are 21 years and older. 

If you feel you meet our criteria, please visit:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc7qgvC3rdJoaCZH7byQ2sU_Ope8z9cZMVzrfNkkK1T8LKhBg/viewform

Hi! Ryan Bartel Foundation works to prevent youth suicide through awareness, upstream educational programs and activities that support and empower youth, families and the community at-large through acceptance, connection, resiliency and hope. 

A few times during the year we have an "all call" for volunteers who just want to help the mission. If you like organizing for 5K's, Golf Tournaments, Summer Camps, Galas, or appreciation events, please reach out and we will keep you in mind for our next fun event! 

We are busy fulfilling our mission with students and fundraising all year long. We can use a person just like you if you have spare weekend and/or evening time to spend working toward a common goal!

Are you enthusiastic about sharing your creative skills, whether through the art of quilting, the rhythm of drum circles, the flow of rap, or the magic of baking? The Ryan Bartel Foundation invites dynamic individuals to guide and inspire middle and high schoolers by sharing your creative process in expression at our signature FORT events.

As Workshop Creator, your role is to lead, ignite interest, and connect engaging workshop activities with healthy coping skills. We value Work Creators who can commit even just 2 evening or weekend hours to make a difference in the lives of young individuals.

This is a wonderful and fulfilling opportunity, especially if you're launching your own business, as we offer co-marketing possibilities that may help promote your venture. We believe in a collaborative approach, nurturing young minds while promoting our Workshop Creators’ endeavors.

If you resonate with our mission of sharing and mentoring through creativity, we encourage you to join us. Connect with us and become a part of a community making positive, lasting change in the lives of teens one creative workshop at a time.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc7qgvC3rdJoaCZH7byQ2sU_Ope8z9cZMVzrfNkkK1T8LKhBg/viewform

Mentor A Puppy Change A Life

MK9s Service Dogs is seeking your assistance by volunteering to be part of a Canine Mentor team or a puppy sitter. 

As a member of our Canine Mentor team for MK9s Service Dogs, your gifts of time and caring provide the gifts of independence, freedom and peace of mind for our veterans and their families while training a puppy to become a service dog.

Mentor an MK9s Service Dog puppy for as little as 4 months or as long as 18-22 months, providing the pup with the love, socialization, house manners and basic obedience needed to be a service dog.

No prior dog experience is required! You receive 1:1 training with MK9s Service Dogs' volunteers.

Please consider volunteering for this very worthwhile and important part of our mission. Any questions please contact Michele at mk9servicedogs@gmail.com or 703-336-3618. We would love to hear from you.

MK9s Service Dogs is looking for help from a certified public accountant to perform a financial review of our nonprofit organization. If you are able to help us with this need so we can continue fundraising in our current states we would greatly appreciate it.

Women Giving Back provides clothing to women in crisis, and their children, at no cost. We need help in the store and warehouse. Please sign up on our volunteer platform.  All new volunteers need to watch a 1/2 hour video and answer a quiz to be approved to sign up.

Additional information at https://womengivingback.org/volunteer/

Store: We need help with assisting clients shop, caring for their children, and restocking the store. Spanish speakers always needed!

Warehouse: We need help sorting clothing donations, hanging, and re-stocking the boutique. Who doesn't love to listen to music and organize together?

Court-ordered volunteer must be approved first with an interview (no drug related or violent charges are permitted). Please email volunteer@womengivingback.org *prior* to signing up.

Women Giving Back has expanded our operations to distribute diapers and baby to those in need. We are providing to over 500 babies a month.

We are collecting new/closed boxes of diapers, as well as some pull-ups, newborn diapers, and baby wipes, but are in especially great need of the wipes, and size 6! 

Small donations of these items can be dropped off at WGB anytime in our large blue donation bin out back.  Larger donations can be brought anytime during the donation hours listed on our website, or else please contact us at info@womengivingback.org.

If *you* NEED to receive diapers, please go to our site to apply for diaper assistance

Utilice el nuevo enlace a continuación para solicitar asistencia con el cambio de pañales este mes: https://womengivingback.org/getdiapers/

Thank you!

The Organization for Autism Research seeks volunteers with business leadership and development experience to help our newest initiative, the Hire Autism Regional Ambassador program.

Regional Ambassadors work to help us expand our network of employer partners and community partners and increase our community involvement and engagement to expand the employment opportunities available to autistic job seekers across the nation. The expected volunteer commitment is 1-2 hours per week for 6-12 months, with the goal of onboarding at least 2-3 new companies each month.

Virtual training is provided, and Ambassadors have the option to enroll in our Autism-Friendly Employer Training, a voluntary 3-hour virtual training program that contains information on inclusive job descriptions, interviewing autistic candidates, and best practices for managing, training, and onboarding.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Requirements:

Are you interested in becoming a Regional Ambassador? Please apply here: https://www.hireautism.org/ambassador-application/ and we will be in touch with you! We limit the number of participants accepted into each cohort; not all who apply will be selected.

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis.

As a committee member, you'll play a pivotal role in planning and executing events that enrich and support the local youth. Your creative input and organizational skills will be instrumental in creating engaging and memorable experiences that foster community cohesion and contribute to the overall well-being of Loudoun County's young residents. Whether you have expertise in event planning, marketing, logistics, or simply a passion for making a positive impact, your commitment to this committee will contribute to the success of events that leave a lasting imprint on the community. Join us in creating meaningful and enjoyable experiences for Loudoun County's youth, building a stronger, more connected community for all.

We are seeking quality mentors to further assist in supporting Loudoun County's youth population. There is an urgent call for dedicated volunteer mentors to contribute their time and expertise to a dynamic youth program operating during and after school hours. The mentor's pivotal role is to serve as a steadfast guide, responsible for establishing and maintaining a safe and nurturing space for mentees within our programs (Arts, Short Film, Basketball, STEM, Professional Mentors). This space is not merely physical but extends to emotional and intellectual realms, providing an environment where youths can freely express themselves, explore their passions, and build essential life skills. As we aim to empower the next generation, volunteers are encouraged to join this meaningful initiative, fostering an atmosphere of trust and encouragement that allows mentees to thrive academically, socially, and personally. The impact of a mentor's commitment extends beyond the individual to contribute significantly to the overall well-being and resilience of Loudoun County's youth.

As the administrative backbone of the initiative, the volunteer will oversee essential tasks such as reporting, processing client intake, and general office management. By contributing administrative expertise, the volunteer will directly impact the program's ability to maintain transparency, financial accountability, and efficient day-to-day functioning. The role presents an unparalleled chance to make a lasting difference in the lives of Loudoun County's youth, laying the foundation for their success and well-being. Interested individuals are invited to bring their administrative skills to this transformative initiative and be part of a positive force shaping the community's future.

UDM receives many donations, and we are backed up at the moment.  We need assistance in going through the donations, and determining what can be kept (according to our criteria).  After sorting, then the donations will be organized by size, gender, and season.

The events will be on the third Saturday of each month.  

Cascades Library needs volunteers to help adult English learners in our community

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Teachers and students are expected to meet once a week over an eight week period.

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required. Teaching materials and resources will be provided.

*Some branches also offer online tutoring. Please indicate whether or not you would be willing to tutor online.

**Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

Brambleton Library needs volunteer tutors to help adult English learners in our community

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Teachers and students are expected to meet once a week over an eight week period.

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required. Teaching materials and resources will be provided.

*Some branches also offer online tutoring. Please indicate whether or not you would be willing to tutor online.

**Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

Sterling Library needs volunteer tutors to help teach English to adult members of our community.

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Teachers and students are expected to meet once a week over an eight week period.

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required. Teaching materials and resources will be provided.

*Some branches also offer online tutoring. Please indicate whether or not you would be willing to tutor online.

**Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

Visit rehabber’s home to assist with animals in rehabilitation.  Requires minimum of 2 on-site visits per month busy season  (March – Oct).  A.E.R.O. projects can be supported during winter months.

Purcellville Library needs volunteer tutors to help teach English to adult members of our community.

The volunteer will be responsible for encouraging conversation and providing lessons for each meeting with their student. Teachers and students are expected to meet once a week over an eight week period.

A background in English as a Second Language education is helpful, but not required. Speaking an additional language besides English is likewise not required. Teaching materials and resources will be provided.

*Some branches also offer online tutoring. Please indicate whether or not you would be willing to tutor online.

**Many branches need volunteers! If you would prefer to volunteer at a different branch or one of our outreach locations, please indicate where you'd like to volunteer in your response.

Pumpkins For Pigs Foundation (PFPF) is a 501.3c focused on reducing food waste in local communities across the US.  

PFPF started in 2017 with 10 donation sites in Loudoun County with the aim of reducing food waste one pumpkin at a time. Through conversations with donation sites,  donors and others, it was clear there was a need and a desire for these services.  With each passing year, the list of accepted items expanded.  Today, we serve over 500 communities in over 40 states -- 150+ here in Virginia alone.  With a conservative estimate of over 700 tons diverted in 2022, we are just getting started and see enormous opportunity to further our impact.

Role: Coordinate the collection of donated pumpkins, gourds, hay bales, and other items for your neighborhood, school, office, place of worship, etc. 

Dates: Oct - Nov 19, 2023 (approx)

Location: Your Community (neighborhood, school, office, place of worship, etc.) - anywhere

Activities

Total Est Time: 10 hours  (depends on duration of collection period and if its an adult or student driving the effort)

Reach out with any questions!

Contact: Jennifer Seifert - Jennifer@pumpkinsforpigs.org or ‪(571) 207-5134‬ 

Pumpkins For Pigs Foundation (PFPF) is a 501.3c focused on reducing food waste in local communities across the US.  

PFPF started in 2017 with 10 donation sites in Loudoun County with the aim of reducing food waste one pumpkin at a time. Through conversations with donation sites,  donors and others, it was clear there was a need and a desire for these services.  With each passing year, the list of accepted items expanded.  Today, we serve over 500 communities in over 40 states -- 150+ here in Virginia alone.  With a conservative estimate of over 700 tons diverted in 2022, we are just getting started and see enormous opportunity to further our impact.

While scrappy to-date, we need to level up to take it to the next level. (Note: Logo, color pallet, topography in place & resonating with donation sites and donators).

General Duties

Required Qualifications: 

Tools: Experience with Google Docs a plus (easy to learn)

Term: Immediately through December 2024 (next meeting in Oct 2023)

Est. Monthly Hours - 6-8 hours per month average (perhaps more at start to get up to speed) 

Location: Hybrid - Loudoun County in person for BoD meetings / virtual as appropriate  

Contact: Jennifer Seifert - Jennifer@pumpkinsforpigs.org or ‪(571) 207-5134‬

Pumpkins For Pigs Foundation (PFPF) is a 501.3c focused on reducing food waste in local communities across the US.  

PFPF started in 2017 with 10 donation sites in Loudoun County with the aim of reducing food waste one pumpkin at a time. Through conversations with donation sites,  donors and others, it was clear there was a need and a desire for these services.  With each passing year, the list of accepted items expanded.  Today, we serve over 500 communities in over 40 states -- 150+ here in Virginia alone.  With a conservative estimate of over 700 tons diverted in 2022, we are just getting started and see enormous opportunity to further our impact.

It achieve our goals, we need a steady source of income.  We need someone to help us organize and execute whether on ideas we have or better ones you know are more effective/impactful.   

General Duties:

Required Qualifications: 

Tools: Experience with Google Docs a plus (easy to learn)

Term: Immediately through December 2024 (next meeting in Oct 2023)

Est. Monthly Hours - 4-8 hours per month average  (perhaps more at start to get up to speed) 

Location: Hybrid - Loudoun County in person / virtual as appropriate  

Contact: Jennifer Seifert - Jennifer@pumpkinsforpigs.org or ‪(571) 207-5134‬

If reducing food waste in our community and across the US is an area you are excited about, we'd love to invite you to explore whether Pumpkins For Pigs Foundation board is right for you!

General Duties:

Required Qualifications: 

Tools: Experience with Google Docs a plus (easy to learn)

Term: Immediately through December 2024 (next meeting in Oct 2023)

Est. Monthly Hours - 2-4 hours per month average  

Location: Hybrid - Loudoun County in person / virtual as appropriate  

Reach out with any questions!

Contact: Jennifer Seifert - Jennifer@pumpkinsforpigs.org or ‪(571) 207-5134‬

If reducing food waste in our community and across the US is an area you are excited about, we'd love to invite you to explore whether Pumpkins For Pigs Foundation board is right for you!

General Duties:

Required Qualifications:

Term: Immediately through December 2024 (next meeting in Oct 2023)

Est. Monthly Hours - 4 hours per month (perhaps more at outset, less anticipated during off season)

Location: Hybrid - In person in Loudoun County for board meetings / virtual as appropriate  

Reach out with any questions!

Contact: Jennifer Seifert - Jennifer@pumpkinsforpigs.org or ‪(571) 207-5134‬

Tail Wags & Book Bags is a nonprofit seeking a part-time volunteer who can assist with marketing. We need assistance with publication design and an e-newsletter.  This can be done remotely and has very flexible hours.  Proficiency with Adobe Suite is necessary.

We are a 501(c)3 that provides service dogs to schools to assist students with learning
challenges such as reading and writing delays, speech and language, executive function, fine motor and ADHD. We are located in Ashburn, VA and serve the Metro DC area.

Contact Karin Hemphill, MEd, MA  Email: kidslearn@tailwags.org Phone: (202) 251-4824

During Feline Friend Shifts, volunteers are asked to assist with ongoing housekeeping, enrichment. If looking for tasks, volunteers may consult the staff member assigned to the Cat Adopt kennels or the board in the volunteer office.  

Afternoon volunteers may be asked to help with feeding and evening rounds. 

All volunteers are expected to take part in ongoing shelter needs (such as laundry and dishes) or other tasks as requested by staff. 

Go to www.loudoun.gov/animals for information on how to apply!

During Canine Companion Shifts, volunteers are asked to assist with ongoing housekeeping, enrichment. If looking for tasks, volunteers may consult the staff member assigned to the Dog Adopt kennels or the board in the volunteer office. Green and yellow volunteers may take dogs for walks or into play yards. 

Afternoon volunteers may be asked to help with feeding and evening rounds. 

All volunteers are expected to take part in ongoing shelter needs (such as laundry and dishes) or other tasks as requested by staff. 

See www.loudoun.gov/animals for how to get started!

You have the opportunity to join a group of dedicated students as we tackle issues facing our community! 

PASTA operates in chapters of 4-6 students who work together to meet our mission: kids helping kids in our community.  We do this through project-based volunteering where you use your interest/passions to help other kids in Loudoun County. Projects have ranged from providing STEM classes at afterschool programs, giving guitar lessons, putting together passion kits that explore their love of watercolor, teaching kids about managing emotions, planning Secret Santa events...and so much more.

As a PASTA member, you'll have the opportunity to participate in leadership positions, develop skills related to project management and budgeting, and use empathy to help your community. All new chapters receive guidance from a mentor and PASTA's Board of Directors. 

PASTA members typically report spending 3-6 hours per month planning their PASTA projects, and 8-12 hours per year executing their innovative projects. 

Eligibility: All kids in 6th - 10th grade are eligible to start a chapter. We accept chapters from anywhere around the world, but our hub is Loudoun County, Virginia. 

Step 1: Form your group of 4-6 students. We recommend you work with your friends and that all of you come from the same area. 

Step 2: Email pastateens@gmail.com to start the enrollment process!

We look forward to working with you! Enrollment closes in September.

Veterans Moving Forward is seeking an Administrative Assistant Volunteer to support our Director of Programs, in our Dulles training center, for 2-3 hours per day, 2-3 days per week.

Do you like keeping things organized?  Are you a multi-tasker at heart?  Do you love being around dogs? If you said “Yes” to each of these questions, we have an ideal opportunity where you can assist Veterans Moving Forward with our mission of providing service dogs, facility dogs, and emotional support dogs to veterans with physical and/or mental health challenges at no cost to the veteran or their family.

This position will assist in managing phone calls, emails, and other forms of communication by ensuring prompt and professional responses are provided, and will handle other administrative tasks as needed.

Requirements:

 Prior Administrative Assistant experience is preferred. 

In search of organizations, groups to bring programming to our residents-crafts, classes, shows, etc. For adults, seniors or children, once or ongoing. 

The Northern Virginia Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program needs volunteer advocates in Loudoun County who are empathetic, diplomatic, assertive and skilled communicators to:

We will be offering a three-day in-person training in October 2023 for potential volunteers. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please call 703-324-5861, or email NVLTCOP@fairfaxcounty.gov.

Tail Wags & Book Bags is a nonprofit seeking a part-time volunteer who can assist with fundraising. We need assistance with donor communications, grant searching, and our annual campaign.  This can be done remotely and has very flexible hours.  Familiarity with donor management software would be helpful but is not a necessity.

We are a 501(c)3 that provides service dogs to schools to assist students with learning
challenges such as reading, writing, speech and language, executive function, and ADHD.  Our locations are Ashburn, VA, and Washington, DC.

Contact Karin Hemphill, M.Ed, MA  Email: kidslearn@tailwags.org Phone: (202) 251-4824

Field agent is responsible for

The Salvation Army of Loudoun's Thrift Store is a wonderful place for groups to volunteer!  Groups can accomplish so much for us.  Our Thrift Store sales support the work we do to address emergencies.  We assist needy Loudoun residents with rent and utility assistance.  So many people are facing disconnections and evictions.  YOU are making so much possible for those in need!!

Volunteers will work together planting and harvesting at the JK Community Farm until the project is complete, if we have time remaining, we will bag the harvested produce or more on to planting/harvesting a new crop! Our volunteer registration is available at www.jkcommunityfarm.org/volunteer

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:

Love to sing in a choir, teens and adults wanted for non-professional volunteer parish choirs.

If you are English speaking the worship music is a mix of traditional and contemporary, rehearsals 1-2 Saturdays/month (11am) and 30 minutes before services (9:30am on Sundays) at the Belmont Ridge Middle School cafeteria in Lansdowne. 

If you are Spanish speaking the worship music is contemporary Latino hymnody, rehearsals 2 Friday's month (6:30pm) and 30 minutes before service (2:30pm) at St. James' Episcopal Church in Leesburg.

Volunteer teachers and assistant teachers on Sundays (either 10am service or 3pm service). The volunteers work under the youth minister and vicar's supervision. A wonderful curriculum with lesson plans is provided for every Sunday of the year. Volunteers ages 15 to adult are welcome to apply. A background check is required and so is a mandatory safe church training.

Check out this link for more information: Unwind Your Mind Project Plan

We invite any in the community to share their interesting and unique passions by helping us make passion kits.  

Making a kit is easy!

1. Choose a unique activity for your kit. (i.e. origami, magic, calligraphy, sewing) This should be something you are passionate about sharing with others!
2. Assemble your kit with enough supplies for 1 kid to do the activity. Use a ziploc/baggie to package your kit.
3. Add simple instructions to each bag and/or video links
4. Fill out this form to select a drop off location

We will take your activity bags and combine them with others to form our Passion Kits, which will include a variety of activities for kids to enjoy. These kits will be delivered to doffering community partners!

https://forms.gle/cE7Nvv2yg126oUsQA

In 2020, we made 560 quilts that were donated to various organizations in Loudoun County. We need volunteers to make quilt tops (cut, assemble, etc.) as well as perform other steps in the quilting process.  We will teach you every step of making a quilt.  Anyone can learn!

We also need support with providing materials to accomplish our mission.  Our largest expenses are batting, backing fabric and quilting thread.  Donations to support operating costs for our studio are also welcome.

Here is an Amazon link to the batting that we order to make quilts:  https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003W0WS0K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

An easier way is to make a direct donation at our Facebook page at  https://www.Facebook.com/StationStitchers/ where we will purchase quilt supplies from the funds we receive through donations.  Thank you for any and all support that you give us.  

Volunteers Needed! - Come work with us to make quilts for Loudoun county organizations in need.  We provide quilts to Inova Hospitals at Lansdowne and Fair Oaks, Loudoun Area Women's Shelter (LAWS), Loudoun Family Services - Foster Care, Tree of Life Ministry, and the Purcellville Police Department.  We make personal-sized quilts to provide warmth and comfort.

Anyone can do this!!!  You do not need any prior experience to volunteer.  We will teach you any and all steps of the process.  There is something here for everyone to do! 

We are open from Monday thru Thursdays to anyone who wants to join us in this worthy endeavor.  We need people who can cut and assemble kits, cut and piece batting, make backings, and bind quilts.  We are happy to teach you how to long-arm quilts in our studio.  Whatever your skill, we can work with you so that you can contribute to our mission.

Need a volunteer to assist with project planning and carrying out and keeping track of various initiatives

Developing weekly agendas and moderating meetings

Need a dedicated/committed social media volunteer with experience to assist with fundraising and different campaigns. 

Give Your Time to Patients by:

* Providing Companionship – make sure everyone has a friend

* Reading, Watching TV, Taking a Walk, Playing Cards – have fun

* Sitting Vigil – ensure that nobody is alone during their last hours

* Advocating – help everyone get the care they need

* Sharing Special Talents – paint, sing, play an instrument, etc

Professional Volunteer Training Provided.

Must be 18 years of age or older.

For more information, please contact:

Waheba Zeidan, Volunteer Manager, Loudoun & western Fairfax

wzeidan@capitalcaring.org

or (703) 957-1795

If a bioterrorism event or epidemic requires it, the Loudoun County Health Department is preparing for the possibility of opening emergency mass vaccination and medication dispensing clinics in select locations throughout the county. Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) volunteers, both nonmedical and medical, would be key to staffing these sites. Nonmedical volunteers would perform key clinic roles such as registration, data entry, language translation, medical personnel assistance, and directing foot traffic.

MRC members can also assist with other public health responses in our community and have the opportunity to be trained in CPR and first aid if they so desire.

Please go to www.loudoun.gov/mrc for further information and to register.

We are looking for people who are available weekdays between 9am and 3pm.  They would need to be able to pass a background check and fingerprinting (for the safety of our participants).  This is a great opportunity for people who want to give back to their community for a couple hours a week or more.  Retirees and college students are encouraged to apply!

 Do you love having fun, building relationships and going on field trips? Then the Adults with Disabilities Day Program is for you! Our ministry meets Monday-Thursday during the week to foster life skills to individuals ages 22 and older. We build relationships, work through bible stories, have worship days, practice life skills and so much more. We would love for you to use the talents that God has given you as a part of our Serve Team. Our ADDP Assistant Coordinator, Hope Pelletier would love to talk to you if this sounds like something you would be interested in.

MUST pass background check and fingerprinting: https://my.mcleanbible.org/portal/opportunity_detail.aspx?id=4738

We're looking for a facilitator to help lead a caregiver support group.
Volunteer Support Group Facilitators help group participants develop coping methods and encourage caregivers to maintain their personal, physical and emotional health. Support groups provide a place for friends and family to share valuable information, caregiving tips and concerns about their loved ones with Alzheimer's.

Location: Virtual via Zoom
Meeting: First Thursdays of the Month 12pm (noon 1-hour)

Preferred Skills & Abilities

I'd like to personally thank you for your interest in joining the Board of Directors at Loudoun Therapeutic Riding. We are a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to empowering and improving the lives of people facing cognitive, physical, emotional and psychological challenges through the benefits of equine-assisted activities and therapies.

Seeking experts in:

Please contact us for more information and to receive the board of directors application and packet. 

LTR provides equine assisted services to children and adults with special needs. To provide theses services, we need volunteers to assist in lessons as horse handlers and sidewalkers as well as assist with the care and chores needed to keep our horses healthy and happy.  

As you can imagine taking care of Dodona Manor, the house of General George and Katherine Marshall, built in 1805 is a labor of love. If you enjoy performing maintenance tasks and light repairs, we would love for you to join our team of volunteers. Email or call us for more information.

Looking for opportunity to give back, learn new skills, meet new people, and be part of something big? Join Loudoun County Volunteer Fire and Rescue today!

Loudoun County Volunteer Fire and Rescue is seeking VOLUNTEERS that are enthusiastic, dedicated individuals ready to make a difference in the varies community; Purcellville, Lovettsville, Round hill, Hamilton, Arcola, Ashburn, Sterling, Leesburg and all over Loudoun County Communities. Yes, You can train to be an EMT or a Firefighter.  If you don't know if being an EMT or Firefighter is right for you then we can use you as support personnel.

Support and admin personnel are also needed in areas not limited to:

Bingo Night helper, Social Event Planners, Open House Coordinators, Social Media Administrators, Publicity Newspaper Liaison/Pres Release Writers, Recruitment Coordinators, Website Developers/Administrators, Interpreters, Photographers, Chaplains, Grant Writers, In-Station Training Coordinators, and many other roles. We’ll work with your skills, interests, and passions and your schedule

Below is a brief list of the many perks and benefits we can offer to our volunteers:

*Call or Text 571-442-2801 for Info/to apply**

Interested in donating to LAWS to help those effected my domestic and sexual violence?  We have many donation opportunities from monetary, new items and used items. For more information please take a look at the links below: 

https://www.lcsj.org/donate-to-laws/

https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/lcsjlaws

Job Title:         Treasurer
Purpose:          Serve on the Executive Committee as the financial administrator/representative for Friends. 

Key Responsibilities:

Qualifications Required: QuickBooks knowledge, prior use a must.  Basic bookkeeping skills. The ability to read a financial report.  Basic computer skills.

Support:  Support the Fundraising Committee, the program manager for the financial assistance programs (A Place to Call Home and A Helping Hand) and Contractors Care program.

Position Summary:

When your passion for helping us end world hunger meets our needs to accomplish that mission you might consider joining our team as a part-time as-needed Event Support Specialist! The Event Support Specialist help our staff in a variety of capacities related to our volunteer meal packaging events. Support activities could include, but are not limited to:

Position Requirements: 

Additional Requirements:

Salary: $10 - $15 hourly, based on location and experience.

Loudoun County Volunteer Fire-Rescue is seeking enthusiastic, dedicated individuals ready to make a difference in the surrounding community. Purcellville operates as a combination organization within the Loudoun County Fire, Rescue and Emergency Management system. Both men and women, between the ages of 16 and 60, staff our trucks, provide administrative support, and offer a variety of emergency services to the community.

Seeking Volunteers Firefighters:

Below is a brief list of the many perks and benefits we can offer to our volunteers:

*Expectations and Qualifications*

Lifting, Must Pass Physical Fitness, Decision Making, Handles Pressure, Deals with Uncertainty, Judgement, Objectivity, Dependability, Emotional Control, Safety Management, and passionate to serve your community as a first responder. 

***Text or Call 571-442-2801 for Info/to apply**

Looking for opportunity to give back, learn new skills, meet new people, and be part of something big? Join Loudoun County Volunteer Fire and Rescue today! Loudoun County Volunteer Fire and Rescue is seeking enthusiastic, dedicated individuals ready to make a difference in the varies community; Purcellville, Lovettsville, Round hill, Hamilton, Leesburg and all over Loudoun county communities. You don't have to be a firefighter or EMT to help our local stations.

Support and admin personnel are also needed in areas not limited to:

Bingo Night helper, Social Event Planners, Open House Coordinators, Social Media Administrators, Publicity Newspaper Liaison/Pres Release Writers, Recruitment Coordinators, Website Developers/Administrators, Interpreters, Photographers, Chaplains, Grant Writers, In-Station Training Coordinators, and many other roles. We’ll work with your skills, interests, and passions and your schedule

Below is a brief list of the many perks and benefits we can offer to our volunteers:

*Call or Text 571-442-2801 for Info/to apply**

Do you love to teach? Do you have that knack for organizing programs? Are you fueled by the desire to raise awareness and understanding of Alzheimer's and related dementia diseases to make a difference in our communities? Then you are an ACE! Alzheimer's Association Community Educators (ACE) are representatives of the Alzheimer's Association who cultivate opportunities and then deliver Association educational programs. ACEs work in their professional, civic, and personal spaces to raise awareness of Alzheimer's and provide education and information to constituents. ACEs are empowered to identify gaps, areas of need, and areas of interest and fill those through education. Currently, the Association is delivering all presentations virtually, so computer skills and working remotely with applications like Zoom are a must.  
Please reach out for more details!