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Offers individuals, families and corporate volunteers the opportunity to help senior citizen neighbors: rake leaves, pick weeds, do light household maintenance, paint a room, change lightbulbs, mow a lawn, wash a car, lift / move donation items, rearrange furniture, prepare a meal, grocery shop, etc.

West Point provides placement opportunities for volunteers based on interest and agency needs, in a variety of capacities such as coaches, office assistants, program assistants, and much more.

Provides training and orientation for individuals who wish to start a mentoring program in accordance with the Elements of Effective Practice. Academy also trains individuals who wish to serve as mentors during monthly evening trainings that are open to the public. Special workshops for mentors and program personnel are scheduled from year to year which share new information in the field of mentoring or new tools and resources that are available. All classes provide a variety of customizable tools and resources. The Academy hosts a Mentoring Conference on the campus of L.I. University/CW Post Campus that is open to the public which includes a track for coordinators, mentors and youth. Call for meeting times and additional information.

An entirely volunteer-run program that was developed to fill an unmet need in northern Franklin County. The program provides friendship, companionship, and a helping hand to older residents, serving as their advocates and helping them stay connected to their communities.

Keeps a current list of non-profit organizations looking for volunteers, and helps match individuals with an agency, according to volunteer's interests, abilities, time availability and geographic preference.

Fall and Spring Days of Caring for corporate employees and college students.

Thrift shop provides low cost apparel, bedding, linens, books, toys, games, kitchenware, small kitchen appliances, etc.Donations accepted. Does not accept upholstered furniture, mattress, television and computers.

Volunteers offered variety of opportunities. Call for details. Serves Broome, Chenango, Chemung, Cortland, Delaware, Otsego, Tioga and Tompkins Counties.

Provides free day care for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers of single-parent students who meet certain criteria. (low income, single parents attending high school, college, business school, voc-tech or GED classes) Offers childcare during work hours in addition to their school hours. Presents workshops to these parents on child care, home management, nutrition, and educational options.

Offers an alternative to a nursing home, hospital, or at-home care for terminally ill persons. Offers 10 beds in private rooms. Open to all regardless of religion, race or financial resources. Residents receive quality care in a home-like environment that includes: 24-hour care as an alternative to nursing home, hospital or at-home care Private bedrooms with cable TV and telephone Home-cooked meals Library and Chapel Open visiting hours for family and friends

Recruit new volunteers, assists clubs, master preserver and master clothing and textile volunteers.

Volunteers can help with many aspects of programs offered by CCE.

Channels talents of people age 55+ into the community through volunteer service to non-profit and public community organizations.

Volunteers are the backbone of the YMCA. At all levels, volunteers contribute valuable resources of knowledge and talents to help our association carry out its mission. Whether your talents and interests are in sports, special events, or fundraising.Opportunities starting at 13 years of age through our teen swim assistant program and camp counselor in training program at 15 years of age.All Volunteers over the age of 18 years old are required to pass a background check.

Provides services of environmental quality, oil spills, air quality, hazardous waste, operations, solid waste, flood control, and forestry. Client referred to appropriate office if necessary.

Program includes short- and long-term volunteer/service projects; credit courses with community components; community-based research under faculty supervision; fundraising to benefit community organizations; internships; and more.

Community members looking for local volunteer opportunities, and local non-profits that would like their volunteer opportunities posted, can visit https://uwtc.org/volunteer/Agencies can provide info on their need for volunteers at https://www.uwtc.org/agencies-request-volunteers Information on UW/211 ALICE can be found at https://uwtc.org/united-way-2-1-1-alice-programFundraising organization providing funding for health and human service programs in Tompkins County to help residents strengthen their lives.

Serves as the single point of contact for volunteerism on Fort Drum, assists individuals with locating appropriate volunteer opportunities, maintains a volunteer job bank, and manages volunteer recognition.

Volunteer-based programs offer a way to really make a difference in the lives of community residents, while at the same time providing information that you will personally benefit from. Volunteer opportunities offer flexible hours, free training, and ongoing support.

Volunteer Opportunities: Research Parent/child activities at Family Resource Center Assist in community outreach Data formulation and data entry

Combines a museum, gift shop, community meeting hall and banquet facility.

Volunteers welcome in all aspects of citizen action work and may choose to work on issue that affects or concerns them.Required Training & Application Procedures: Call, email, or stop in and complete volunteer form. Periodic trainings offered on issue campaigns, elections and leadership skills available to volunteers.Proof of Immunization: None

Provides nutritious meals, a reservation is required by noon the day before. A contribution of $4.00 is requested for people age 60+ and spouse of any age. Those under age 60 are charged $5.00 per meal. No one age 60+ or their spouse will be denied a meal due to an inability or unwillingness to contribute.Center provides various social activities including exercise groups, cards, games, crafts, trips and other special events.

Compiles, edits and layouts the Senior Circle which is a joint quarterly newsletter by the Office for the Aging and Lifelong. The publication is mailed to all Tompkins County households with residents 55 years and older.

Provides an environment within which participants can be involved in meaningful activities that allow them to grow and learn, pursue personal goals and interests, gain greater independence and make a contribution to their community. Consumers participate in a variety of activities each of which meets specific goals for the individual. Volunteer opportunities across the Capital Region often leading to paid jobs.