Volunteer Opportunities From: Volunteer Fishers

Pantry Day Volunteer - Check In Team Lead

Each role is critical in ensuring our Pantry Day operates efficiently and families receive the essential hygiene items they need. Check In Team Lead helps manage the flow of families who come through the pantry. Check In Team Lead will help the outside team make sure families are registered, have noted the product that they need, and receive the goods efficiently and effectively.

Training Videos

Looking for more information about what tasks might include when volunteering with IHH? Check out these videos: http://indyhygienehub.galaxydigital.com/volunteer-training-videos/

Where to Find Us

IHH is currently located at Mercy Road Church Northwest. Please park of the East side of the building next to the dumpster. Enter the door marked with Indy Hygiene Hub on it. 

Pantry Day Volunteer - Order Fulfillment Team Lead

Each role is critical in ensuring our Pantry Day operates efficiently and families receive the essential hygiene items they need. Order Fulfillment Team Lead is responsible for managing the order fulfillment for our families. When the families register, they indicate which items that they would like to receive. The Order Fulfillment Team Lead answers any questions about product that order fulfillment team has.

Training Videos

Looking for more information about what tasks might include when volunteering with IHH? Check out these videos: http://indyhygienehub.galaxydigital.com/volunteer-training-videos/

Where to Find Us

IHH is currently located at Mercy Road Church Northwest. Please park of the East side of the building next to the dumpster. Enter the door marked with Indy Hygiene Hub on it. 

Pantry Day Volunteer - Inside Team Lead

Each role is critical in ensuring our Pantry Day operates efficiently and families receive the essential hygiene items they need. The Inside Team Lead directs volunteers to stock shelves, organize shelves, package hygiene kits, package period packs among other tasks.

Training Videos

Looking for more information about what tasks might include when volunteering with IHH? Check out these videos: http://indyhygienehub.galaxydigital.com/volunteer-training-videos/

Where to Find Us

IHH is currently located at Mercy Road Church Northwest. Please park of the East side of the building next to the dumpster. Enter the door marked with Indy Hygiene Hub on it. 

Stocking Day Volunteer - Team Lead

Join us to help keep our pantry stocked and ready for families in need. The team lead is responsible for breaking groups into the following roles: shelf stocking, pantry bag packing, and clean-up and safety. Team Leads will answer questions as they come up, ensure that everyone has a task and that the to do list of things to get done on Stocking Day. 

Training Videos

Looking for more information about what tasks might include when volunteering with IHH? Check out these videos: http://indyhygienehub.galaxydigital.com/volunteer-training-videos/

Where to Find Us

IHH is currently located at Mercy Road Church Northwest. Please park on the East side of the building next to the dumpster. Enter the door marked with Indy Hygiene Hub on it.

The NAMI Ending the Silence Volunteer Experience:

NAMI Indiana is currently looking for volunteers for our NAMI Ending the Silence presentation. Ending the Silence (ETS) is a prevention and early intervention program that engages youth, school staff and families in a discussion about mental health. Audience members learn to recognize the early warning signs of mental health conditions and learn what to do if they or someone they know is showing these signs. The chance to hear directly from a young adult with a mental health condition dispels myths, instills a message of hope and recovery and encourages individuals to reduce stigma. Volunteers can get trained to be a lead or young adult presenter. The lead presenter shares an informative presentation via PowerPoint(25 mins), while the young adult presenter shares their journey of recovery (10 mins).

Training:

NAMI Ending the Silence volunteers will go through a self-paced online training. Once the training is completed, volunteers must complete a mock presentation with the NAMI Indiana staff before being cleared to give their first presentation.

Minimum Time Commitment Requirements:

We ask all volunteers to commit to at least 1 presentation per month when applicable.

Program leader qualifications:

Prospective leaders must meet one of the following descriptions: (1) young adult age 18-35 in recovery with a mental health condition; (2) adult who is either a family member or a person with a mental health condition.

We’re excited to welcome new volunteers to support NAMI in the Lobby at Riley Hospital for Children! By sharing mental health resources, personal lived experiences, and offering a compassionate listening ear, our volunteers make a powerful impact. But we can’t do it alone-we need your help!

If you or someone you know is a loved one of an individual with mental illness, this is a great opportunity to give back & help other families.

Through comprehensive training and the power of lived experience, our volunteers provide active listening, empathy, and support as families and individuals navigate their mental health journeys. Volunteers are asked to complete an application, a NAMI Indiana screening call, complete 8 hours of hybrid training, and fulfill a background check.

If you have a calling to love, care and help others, becoming a CorsoCare hospice volunteer might be the perfect opportunity for you. Most volunteers feel personally rewarded through their offering of time, energy and compassion when they see how much they are able to help patients and families.

We depend on our volunteers to help us provide the love, respect and care our patients and their families need. Whether reading to a patient, preparing a meal or cleaning up around the house, it is about creating the absolute best experience in every interaction for our patients.

There are a variety of ways you can volunteer with us, including direct patient interaction, indirect patient interaction and administrative support. CorsoCare Hospice will provide training and quarterly in-services for all volunteers.

Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to signup to volunteer.

CoCoRaHS, the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network, is a nationwide volunteer observing program funded by many organizations, including the National Weather Service. Observers in this program measure rain, snow and hail, and report it on the CoCoRaHS website. The data is then distributed to the public directly and to many different partners, including the National Weather Service. The data provided helps to verify flood and winter storm warnings and assists with estimating local water supplies. To learn more and sign up please click HERE.

IWIN depends on volunteers, fundraisers and charitable contributors to fund our services for Hoosiers facing breast cancer treatment. Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply.

We rely on our volunteers to create a welcoming, fun environment where people are cared for and connected to tangible resources and hope. volunteering with us offers a one-of-a-kind experience!

volunteer opportunities:

Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to signup to volunteer.

Tidying Teens volunteers help keep the library tidy, which may include dusting shelves, straightening books, notifying staff of problem areas, and other tasks. Volunteers do not shelve books. Shifts will be available at both the Fishers Library and the Noblesville Library.

This volunteer assignment is open to students in grades 6-12 only. Tidying Teens volunteers must live within one of the four townships comprising the Hamilton East Public Library district (Fall Creek, Delaware, Noblesville, or Wayne) or attend a school within the library district.

Interested volunteers should complete the HEPL volunteer application. A library staff member will contact you with more information on how to schedule training.

The Delaware Township Trustee's Office Food Pantry is seeking the volunteers to pack orders:

Visit - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050B49ADAA2EA0FD0-53870114-delaware#/ to sign up or call Beth at 317-842-8595 

Recreation times usually happen on Friday & Saturday evenings. We would love for you and your group to help make this time special for our guests. Here are some ways you can help do that.

*This opportunity requires additional steps and conversations with a Volunteer Engagement Manager. If you're interested, click "Respond" and one of our team members will be in touch to discuss the next steps!*

 Qualifications for this opportunity:

Entrance and Sign In 

Safety and Security

Other Information 

Thank you so much for serving with us! See you soon! 

We all know how a good haircut makes us feel - clean, confident, and professional! Barbers/Stylists are needed to put their learned skills of hair cutting and styling to use at Wheeler Mission--Bloomington's Center For Men. For this shift, we will create a sign-up sheet prior to your scheduled arrival, and you will come with all the supplies to cut hair for the men residing at our Westplex Avenue campus in the near west side of Bloomington.

Depending on the duration of your stay and your speed you could cut between 5-20 heads during your shift. We are open to most days and times and are happy to work around your availability. Let's talk about your schedule!

Help us hang our monthly exhibits!

Noblesville Creates cultivates arts resources to enrich the lives of everyone who experiences our community. A commitment to creativity, leadership, innovation, efficiency and individual dignity guides what we do and how we do it. Noblesville Creates serves eastern Hamilton County, from Fishers to Atlanta. To carry out our mission and spirit of collaboration, we also engage with neighboring cities and towns.Noblesville Creates operates out of two historic homes on 8th Street in downtown Noblesville. We coordinate monthly exhibits in both houses. The Judge Stone House Gallery operates as a community exhibit space with a new exhibit theme each month.Exhibit Installation

Tasks might include:

Artist Liaison and Exhibits Coordinator J.C. Seig will be present on site to provide direction and assistance.

Location: Judge Stone House (brick house) at 107 S. 8th St, Noblesville, IN 46060

Dates: March 6, April 3, May 1, June 5, July 3, July 31, September 4, October 2, October 30

Times: 12-5pm (can be broken up into smaller chunks if needed) Additional Details: Ages 12+

Ready to engage your young kids in service, community building and social action? Please check out our remote family-friendly volunteer opportunities: https://www.seedsofcaring.org/indianapolis

New projects will post on the 1st of each month. 

Families as well as groups of kids (scouts, classrooms, faith-based, sports teams) may participate.

Questions? Email indy@seedsofcaring.org

Seeds of Caring creates service, social action and community building opportunities for kids ages 2-12 and their grown-ups. Seeds of Caring’s adult volunteers are known as “Ambassadors.” Join our group of behind-the-scenes Ambassadors who serve as boots-on-the-ground support for our programming. We appreciate your commitment to bring more kindness than ever before to our community — and to empowering our youth to lead the charge! Apply here!

Our Ambassador opportunities are flexible both in scheduling and the variety of ways to help. Each month, we will share a list of specific Ambassador opportunities and you can choose what best fits your schedule and interests. Ambassador opportunities take 1.5 - 3 hours of time and the majority of them can be completed from home. An Ambassador’s time commitment is flexible, although we ask you sign up for at least 4 Ambassador opportunities per year.

Seeds of Caring creates service, social action and community building opportunities for kids ages 2-12 and their grown-ups. Seeds of Caring’s adult volunteers are known as “Ambassadors.” Join our group of behind-the-scenes Ambassadors who serve as boots-on-the-ground support for our programming. We appreciate your commitment to bring more kindness than ever before to our community — and to empowering our youth to lead the charge! Apply here!

Our Ambassador opportunities are flexible both in scheduling and the variety of ways to help. Each month, we will share a list of specific Ambassador opportunities and you can choose what best fits your schedule and interests. Ambassador opportunities take 1.5 - 3 hours of time and the majority of them can be completed from home. An Ambassador’s time commitment is flexible, although we ask you sign up for at least 4 Ambassador opportunities per year.

Teen Advisory Board (TAB) is the pulse of the teen community at the library. TAB members’ positive thoughts and ideas are heavily relied upon to create appropriate and engaging programs for teens. TAB members might be asked to weigh in on any topic that relates to library service for teens. Teens receive volunteer time for participating in monthly meetings. Volunteers must be enrolled in grades 6-12.

Teen Advisory Board volunteers must live within one of the four townships comprising the Hamilton East Public Library district (Fall Creek, Delaware, Noblesville, or Wayne) or attend a school within the library district.

TAB volunteers must fill out a TAB application as well as a general volunteer application.

We welcome young and old alike, and it’s a great way for students to fulfill service hour requirements. Everyone has something to offer, and you are invited to join us with whatever time and God-given talents you wish to donate. We know that you will find it to be one of the most rewarding things you can do.

Volunteers are needed for the following opportunities:

Food Pantry 3001 E. 30th Street:  We need lots of help at the Food Pantry repackaging produce and meat, sorting canned goods, manning the meat, produce, dairy and free stations, and loading groceries in cars on shopping days. We serve approximately 4,000 households each week in addition to delivering to 380 homebound neighbors each Wednesday.

Distribution Center 1201 E. Maryland Street:  This is the hub that receives all the material donations from our community. We need volunteers to receive and sort/organize clothing, shoes, linens, and household donations. Also need volunteers to assist at the dock.

CLICK HERE to learn more and to sign up. 

Become a Fishers Park Steward! Fishers Park Steward program helps ensure that Fishers parks are clean, welcoming, and thriving ecosystems for the community. The program coordinates with volunteers who provide monthly trash cleanup, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and reporting vandalism or park damage at one of 12 different parks around Fishers. Individuals and groups are welcome, and stewards are asked to work on their park at least once a month for a year.  Available park steward locations include:

Become a Fishers Park Steward! Fishers Park Steward program helps ensure that Fishers parks are clean, welcoming, and thriving ecosystems for the community. The program coordinates with volunteers who provide monthly trash cleanup, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and reporting vandalism or park damage at one of 12 different parks around Fishers. Individuals and groups are welcome, and stewards are asked to work on their park at least once a month for a year.  Available park steward locations include:

Become a Fishers Park Steward! Fishers Park Steward program helps ensure that Fishers parks are clean, welcoming, and thriving ecosystems for the community. The program coordinates with volunteers who provide monthly trash cleanup, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and reporting vandalism or park damage at one of 12 different parks around Fishers. Individuals and groups are welcome, and stewards are asked to work on their park at least once a month for a year.  Available park steward locations include:

Become a Fishers Park Steward! Fishers Park Steward program helps ensure that Fishers parks are clean, welcoming, and thriving ecosystems for the community. The program coordinates with volunteers who provide monthly trash cleanup, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and reporting vandalism or park damage at one of 12 different parks around Fishers. Individuals and groups are welcome, and stewards are asked to work on their park at least once a month for a year.  Available park steward locations include:

Become a Fishers Park Steward! Fishers Park Steward program helps ensure that Fishers parks are clean, welcoming, and thriving ecosystems for the community. The program coordinates with volunteers who provide monthly trash cleanup, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and reporting vandalism or park damage at one of 12 different parks around Fishers. Individuals and groups are welcome, and stewards are asked to work on their park at least once a month for a year.  Available park steward locations include:

Become a Fishers Park Steward! Fishers Park Steward program helps ensure that Fishers parks are clean, welcoming, and thriving ecosystems for the community. The program coordinates with volunteers who provide monthly trash cleanup, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and reporting vandalism or park damage at one of 12 different parks around Fishers. Individuals and groups are welcome, and stewards are asked to work on their park at least once a month for a year.  Available park steward locations include:

Become a Fishers Park Steward! Fishers Park Steward program helps ensure that Fishers parks are clean, welcoming, and thriving ecosystems for the community. The program coordinates with volunteers who provide monthly trash cleanup, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and reporting vandalism or park damage at one of 12 different parks around Fishers. Individuals and groups are welcome, and stewards are asked to work on their park at least once a month for a year.  Available park steward locations include:

Fishers Park Steward program helps ensure that Fishers parks are clean, welcoming, and thriving ecosystems for the community. The program coordinates with volunteers who provide monthly trash cleanup, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and reporting vandalism or park damage at one of 12 different parks around Fishers. Individuals and groups are welcome, and stewards are asked to work on their park at least once a month for a year.

Available park steward locations include:

Fishers Park Steward program helps ensure that Fishers parks are clean, welcoming, and thriving ecosystems for the community. The program coordinates with volunteers who provide monthly trash cleanup, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and reporting vandalism or park damage at one of 12 different parks around Fishers. Individuals and groups are welcome, and stewards are asked to work on their park at least once a month for a year.

Available park steward locations include:

Fishers Park Steward program helps ensure that Fishers parks are clean, welcoming, and thriving ecosystems for the community. The program coordinates with volunteers who provide monthly trash cleanup, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and reporting vandalism or park damage at one of 12 different parks around Fishers. Individuals and groups are welcome, and stewards are asked to work on their park at least once a month for a year.

Available park steward locations include:

Become a Fishers Park Steward!

Fishers Park Steward program helps ensure that Fishers parks are clean, welcoming, and thriving ecosystems for the community. The program coordinates with volunteers who provide monthly trash cleanup, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and reporting vandalism or park damage at one of 12 different parks around Fishers. Individuals and groups are welcome, and stewards are asked to work on their park at least once a month for a year. 

Available park steward locations include:

Become a Fishers Park Steward! The Fishers Park Steward program allows the public to be directly engaged in caring for the local parks and greenways and thus benefit the entire community by ensuring the long-term sustainability of our natural resources. Holland Park Stewards will assist with the removal of trash and debris, pull weeds and invasives, and report damage and/or vandalism. Ideal for individuals, families, neighbors, groups, troops and organizations.

The American Cancer Society Road To Recovery program is a curbside-to-curbside transportation service that provides free rides to cancer patients to and from treatments.  

Ready to get started? CLICK HERE, log in and then select SIGN UP and follow the prompts.  

The City of Fishers is one of the fastest growing municipalities in Indiana. Such a sudden explosion of growth may have hit other communities by storm, but we have been fortunate in Fishers to have the community leadership and vision to develop a charted course for our future.

At the heart of this vision is our commitment to protect our environment and preserve the neighborhood spirit and civic pride that remains the foundation of our community. To further ensure the quality of life we enjoy, the City of Fishers has enacted the Adopt-A-Road program to improve the environment and beautify our roadsides.

Established in 1992, the Adopt-A-Road program is an opportunity for individuals, community groups, and organizations to volunteer and take pride in the appearance of our community. At the same time, this allows the City to concentrate more of its resources on road maintenance and construction.

By giving our office 48-hour advanced notice, we will be able to provide you with all the necessary equipment needed to perform your pick-ups. The city will supply safety vests, gloves, and plastic trash bags. Upon your notification, we will remove the bags from the roadside, and any large or dangerous items that you/your organization flag.

If you/your organization are interested in participating in the Adopt-A-Road program, please CLICK HERE to fill out the Fishers Adopt-A-Road Agreement Application.

Thank you for your interest in the City of Fishers Adopt-A-Road program and your willingness to help maintain the cleanliness and beauty of the community in which we live and work. Please feel free to contact Amy Crell at (317)670-9437 if you have any questions.

Help us make art available to all.

Thank you for considering a volunteer position at the Fishers Art Center! We are a non-profit organization that loves our community and has a mission to bring art to ALL. Volunteers play a vital role in helping us work toward our mission every day. To learn more please CLICK HERE. 

By responding below, you are expressing your interest in being a Guest Services Ambassador. A member of our Guest Services team will reach out to you for next steps. 

If you have any questions about volunteering, please feel free to contact us at Volunteer@FishersArtCenter.org.

For group & corporate volunteer opportunities, please contact our development team at Development@FishersArtCenter.org to make arrangements.

Project Play relies heavily on volunteer support, especially during the holiday season, when they receive nearly half of their referrals. Volunteer opportunities are available for individuals, families, or groups (such as Scouts or sports teams) and include donation delivery, sorting and organizing items in the warehouse, packing donation bags, and even take-home projects, such as categorizing books or changing out batteries in toys. Project Play is also in need of adult volunteers with skills or interests in marketing and fundraising. To volunteer with Project Play, please email Angie Lacy at info@projectplayinc.org. 

As a volunteer social media influencer, you’ll play a crucial role in promoting our organization’s mission and engaging with our online community. Your efforts will help raise awareness, drive traffic, and foster meaningful connections across various social media platforms.

Content Creation:

Community Management:

Campaign Execution:

Collaboration:

Flexible hours, approximately 5-10 hours per week.

Remember, as a volunteer, your dedication and enthusiasm make a significant impact. Thank you for considering this role! 

Noblesville Creates is looking for volunteers to work shifts during open hours.  You would be responsible for greeting guests and helping staff with event set-up, inventory, and other administrative tasks.  A staff member will be on duty the entire time. 

You would help the staff set-up for First Friday.  This might involved moving tables, setting up tents, and organizing the campus.  

Each day, Wheeler Mission is blessed with a large number of donations, and community volunteers walk alongside us to sort and organize clothing, toiletries, and miscellaneous items to ultimately be distributed to our guests experiencing homelessness.

Qualifications:

For this shift, you will sort and organize donations that will be sent to our shelters to care for guests!

Entrance + Sign In 

Groups + Youth  

Other Information 

Thank you so much for serving with us! See you soon! 

Central Indiana FCA is looking for volunteers in ministry with a desire to impact student athletes and coaches, their teams, schools and our community. FCA provides unique volunteer opportunities that allow individuals to be actively involved in a local mission with incredible impact. These volunteer opportunities provide a chance to join God at work and see His impact on a day to day basis in our local community.  Some ways to get involved: Adopting a school for regular prayer, serving as a Team Character Coach (Chaplain), becoming a member of our Leadership Board, volunteering at an FCA camp or clinic, providing Bibles to students & coaches, helping to raise support, joining an event committee, providing pre-game meals to student athletes & coaches on campus. Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to sign up to volunteer.

The Grace Care Center can only function with the help of hundreds of dedicated volunteers each week! Are you interested in serving others during this season of need?

Current volunteer opportunities:

Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to get involved. 

The City of Fishers has enacted the Adopt-A-Storm Drain program to improve the water quality of our streams while reducing flood risk in our community. Storm drains (also known as catch basins) are crucial parts of the city’s infrastructure that collect rainfall and snowmelt that cannot be absorbed through asphalt or pavement. Keeping these drains clear and free of debris prevents pollutants from entering local waterways and helps reduce localized flooding by ensuring water can flow freely down the drain. 

Adopt-a-Storm Drain is a Fishers volunteer program that provides the public with an opportunity to be actively involved in clearing storm drains.  The endeavor strives to improve the water quality of our streams while reducing flood risk in our community. Storm drains are important infrastructure that redirect rainfall to our waterways. They can often get clogged with debris or used for dumping pollutants. Protect storm drains near you by making sure only rain goes down the drain! The City of Fishers is asking residents and other community members to sign up and Adopt-A-Storm Drain to help keep Fishers safe.

The Role of an Adopt-A-Storm Drain Participant

The only prerequisite for Adopt-a-Drain is to have a genuine concern for the well-being of our community.                

Duties include: 

Please CLICK HERE and zoom in on the map to choose your adopted storm drain.

Midwest Food Bank volunteers are more than our hands and feet; they are fundamental to the success of our organization. We are structured to provide service opportunities and operate through the work of volunteers. They collect, sort, pack, and distribute food and disaster relief donations and remind us every day that our mission could not be achieved without them. CLICK HERE to learn more and to volunteer today! 

When you volunteer with SWCD, you have the opportunity to become even more connected to your community through conservation. Because of people like you, we are able to make an even bigger impact in Hamilton County! 

We offer volunteer opportunities for all ages, abilities and backgrounds. You can volunteer to work alone or with a group, indoors or outdoors, and with or without a commitment.

CLICK HERE to learn more and to volunteer today!

We are so happy you are interested in volunteering with Team Teter!  This is a dynamic farm with lots of opportunities to serve and be in community.  We are happy to answer all of your questions.  Please start by reading about the volunteer teams and and getting a feel for what opportunities are available. 

Wash Pack-Veggie Prep Team: The wash pack team is active weekly from late May to late October in 2023. This crew washes or otherwise cleans, packages, bunches, weighs, and sorts our harvest for sale and distribution. Each shift is two hours.  Most job require standing on hard surfaces but we can accommodate for seated positions.  

Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to volunteer. 

Join us in making a meaningful difference in the lives of our guests at Still Waters Adult Day Center. Whether lending a helping hand or sharing your talents, together, we can create a nurturing environment filled with care and compassion.  Volunteer are needed to assist with the following:

Noblesville Creates needs volunteers for upcoming events and for duties on campus. Volunteering is a great way to get involved with and support our arts community, while also having a lot of fun! Brief descriptions of volunteers roles appear below: we can provide more detail upon request. Even if you’re available for only part of a volunteer shift, that can still be a big help! Contact us to be paired with an activity that fits your skills and interests.

To volunteer, contact Ryan Shelton at rshelton@noblesvillecreates.org or call 317-900-1272.

Volunteers are needed for the following:

Ongoing Events

Staffing the Front Desk
Staffing the Front Desk is a great way to see all that happens at Noblesville Creates. You will greet guests, answers questions (as you can), answer the phone, collect art from artists for the next exhibit, make sales, and more. Full training is available and a staff member will always be available to answer any questions you have or questions you cannot answer. This volunteer opportunity is available any time Noblesville Creates is open: Wednesdays-Fridays from Noon to 5:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Any part of these times you can fulfill would be quite helpful and allow our staff more time to focus on upcoming events, exhibits, and classes.

Set-up Help for First Fridays of each month: 3:00-6:00 pm
Assist Nickel Plate staff with the set-up of tables, chairs, food, tents, umbrellas, and art activities.

Clean-up for First Fridays of each Month: 8:30-9:30 pm
Assist Nickel Plate staff with cleaning up campus after the First Friday event. We encourage you to come at around 8:30 so you can enjoy the evening before helping clean-up.

Hello! Thank you for your interest in volunteering at Horizon House. All volunteers should go through the below link and sign up as a volunteer on our website!

https://www.horizonhouse.cc/volunteer/

Last year alone, nearly 15,000 volunteers assisted in our food pantry and in our warehouse and helped process 10 million meals worth of food. Every volunteer hour can help provide up to 223 meals so any time you can donate will make a difference in our community. Volunteer opportunities available in Central Indiana for individuals, families with children, corporate groups and more. CLICK HERE to learn more and to volunteer with Gleaners Food Bank. 

Fishers residents can go behind the scenes of local government and hear from staff, tour City facilities and engage in the collaborative city governing process in the City of Fishers’ City Government Academy (CGA). At the end of the 9-week course, participants will have a greater understanding of how the Fishers government works. The academy is free and open to Fishers residents who are ages 18+.

Registration for the Spring 2024 Session is now closed.

Please contact Samantha Wisecup at wisecups@fishers.in.us or by phone at (317) 517-2892 with any questions.

In partnership with the City of Fishers, Hamilton Southeastern Schools, and the Eman schools, the Mayor’s Youth Academy offers the opportunity to build community awareness, provide hands-on learning opportunities that enhance curriculum, and inspire future careers in the public sector. The Fishers Mayor’s Youth Academy is a year-long experience provided by the City of Fishers for high school juniors and seniors who live in and or attend school in Fishers with a GPA of at least 3.0 to be eligible for the program.Registration for the 2023-2024 school year is closed.

To find out more regarding program requirements, course agendas, and to apply visit the link below.

Find out more & apply here

The academy is an opportunity for the community to participate in police-style training through a 12-week course. Topics include criminal law, crime prevention, the K9 program, defensive tactics, and narcotics training through demonstrations and classroom instruction. Email Allison Nicholson for more info.

Open to young adults 14 to 19 years old, this free program exposes participants to the Police Department and helps those interested in law enforcement careers to make an informed decision. Programs offered include crime scene investigation, traffic stops, use of police dogs, SWAT, computer crimes, and more. All meetings are open to new members. Please contact Allison Nicholson for further information.

The 15th annual Fishers Police Department Teen Academy will be held June 20th - 24th in conjunction with the Fishers YMCA.  This year’s academy will be held at Riverside Intermediate in Fishers.  The academy is one week of law enforcement type training that will allow teens to better understand how law enforcement works.  The academy will also allow teens to get to know several officers through a variety of social activities. 

 The academy is open to any applicant 13 years of age or older.  Applicants must be enrolled in a junior high or high school in Fishers.  Each applicant is subject to a screening process and therefore walk-ins will not be allowed. We only have 40 spots available for this year’s academy!  If you are interested, please contact Officer Cory Robinson at robinsonc@fishers.in.us to begin the screening process.

The Fishers Police Corps is a group of volunteers comprised of citizens who have completed the Fishers Police Citizens Academy and who wish to continue to support the Fishers Police Department through volunteer activities. The Corps volunteers at Touch-A-Truck, Pack the Cruiser, Teen Academy and Police Explorers Summer Camps, National Night Out, the Octoberfest FOP event, Boo Bash, Cops & Kids, the Awards Banquet, vehicle fleet checks, the FPD annual meeting, and other community events. The group also raises funds in order to support the department by providing food for the officers at various events, recognition during the holidays and on their birthdays, conducting fleet checks of the vehicles and many other activities as they arise.  Every year our group provides a $1,500 scholarship for a student at Hamilton Southeastern or Fishers High School who is interested in pursuing a law related career.  CLICK HERE for further information.

The Fishers Fire Department Citizen’s Academy is a free 8-week program designed to increase understanding of fire and emergency medical operations and to promote citizen interaction with the Fishers Fire Department Personnel. The program is designed to enhance awareness of the department’s capabilities, develop realistic expectations of response times from the point of dispatch, and develop a cooperative relationship between firefighters and the citizens of Fishers. Learn more about the Citizen’s Fire Academy and submit an application.

A Fire Corps member provides support to the firefighters by performing services at emergency incidents and non-emergency events at department facilities and department functions. This includes responding to incidents to provide incident rehabilitation to firefighters and support to individuals affected by an emergency. The Fire Corps maintains the Rehab Support Unit (RSU) apparatus, equipment, and supplies, and provides rehabilitation services during hands-on training events.

 Responsibilities include:

Candidates must be at least 18 years of age, pass a criminal background check, and have received a high school diploma or GED. All candidates must complete the Fire Corp Application and Background Disclosure and Authorization Form.

Join a team of Ben’s Ranch Foundation volunteers to support our efforts. Watch your combined impact grow over time and see how your efforts make a difference! CLICK HERE to learn more and to applly. 

Changing Footprints has no paid staff and relies on volunteers to continue operating. We welcome families (even young children love pairing up shoes), retirees, singles; anyone who would like to make a difference! Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to volunteer. 

SHOE PICKUP AND DELIVERY

As little as one hour a month – Help with pickup of shoes from one of our Drop-Off locations Or deliver shoes to agencies that get shoes.  

SORT COLLECTED SHOES

Individuals and groups are welcome to help with pairing and sorting into various categories the shoes that are brought into our warehouses. 

 COLLECT SHOES

1. Convince your church, organization, or business to set up a permanent or semi-permanent shoe drop-off location.

2. Convince your church, organization, or business to do a shoe drive.

3. Do a one-time family/neighborhood/holiday/birthday/bar-batmizvah shoe collection and take them to one of our shoe drop locations.

PUBLICITY/MARKETING/DATA

Want to help us improve? Find new volunteers? Publicize our shoe drives? Help us track activities and analyze new opportunities? Use your creativity to help change the world…

Gal’s Guide is 100% volunteer staff. We are a small organization with a big history-making mission.

We would love your help cataloging our collection, prepping the collection for lending, searching for books, researching gals, developing programs, and more!

If you can volunteer in person, sign up for a shift below.

If you are not able to volunteer in person but would like to help email us at info@galsguide.org with the subject “Offsite Volunteer.” 

Here are our current volunteer projects that we need help with in the Gal’s Guide Library

Sign up for a 2-hour shift to help Gal’s Guide Library Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to volunteer.

The Geist Half Marathon is a dynamic, festive community event drawing runners and walkers from across the region. Each year we seek to line the course route with spirit squads and entertainment groups to cheer on our participants. Your group may be large or small, and it may feature cheer routines, high-energy dance and/or music, posters, noisemakers, or any other approved activity. Please CLICK HERE to apply. 

For this program, you would not bring your dog when volunteering.

To get involved with our Youth-Canine Programs, please visit the Youth-Canine Volunteers page.

Volunteer with your dog at Paws & Think’s partner venues where you will interact with children and adults from all different backgrounds.

To learn more about how to register with your dog as a therapy team with Paws & Think, visit our Become a Therapy Dog Team page.

We also have a need for volunteers without therapy dogs to help as escorts for our Paws to Heal program and as Reading Buddies for our Paws to Read programs. Visit our Therapy Dog Programs page for more information about each program and how to get involved.

For these opportunities, you would not bring your dog when volunteering.

For more information, visit the Therapy Dog Training Helpers page.

If you are interested in becoming an intern, serving on a committee, or joining Paws & Think’s Board of Directors, please send an email describing your interest to info@pawsandthink.org.

CLICK HERE to learn more. 

Enjoy a fun weekend activity fellowshipping with men in long-term programs at our Men's Residential Center. Recreation Time volunteers plan an activity or two (like board games, Bingo, or minute-to-win-it type activities), bring supplies (and snacks!), and then host a time of fellowship for the men! 

*This opportunity requires additional steps and conversations with a Volunteer Engagement Manager. If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, go ahead and create a TEAM NAME and add YOURSELF as the leader (you can add Email addresses and names of your teammates at a later point). One of our team members will be in touch to discuss dates and next steps!*

Recreation Time is only limited by your imagination!

Qualifications for this opportunity:

Entrance + Sign In 

Groups + Youth  

Other Information 

Thank you so much for serving with us! See you soon! 

We are looking for individuals and/or groups (businesses, schools, churches, etc.) who have an interest and passion providing classes and/or workshops at our Harbor Light Center on the west side and Johnson County Center on the south side.  We would appreciate hearing from you if you have a particular skill to see if we might be able to share it with our individuals and families.  We are also looking to provide classes (on a volunteer basis) to individuals and families in various areas including budgeting, employment, conflict management, and wellness. 

We are looking to start providing classes and/or workshops on a monthly basis, and will work with the individual or group to find a date and time that work for you based on your schedule.  Please contact us for more details and we will also connect you with our centers to learn more about them as well as discuss your areas of expertise.

Please consider joining us for some bingo and lunch fun with seniors who enjoy gathering for a meal followed by some friendly competition in a non gambling environment.  We meet at our Fountain Square corps on Wednesdays with lunch generally starting at 12pm and bingo following shortly after with conclusion around 1:30pm. 

We are looking for individuals and/or small groups who are interested providing and serving lunch one or two times as well as donating/bringing prizes and helping during bingo.  Please note if you are willing to provide lunch that the meal will need to be either prepared on site at our corps or catered from a business (we cannot accept food made at home and brought into our facility to serve seniors).  Please contact us for more details including scheduling a date for providing a meal and/or bringing prizes.

We are looking for individuals and/or small groups to help with food pantry distribution at three of our locations: Fountain Square corps near downtown, Eagle Creek corps on the west side, and Barton Center downtown.  We are also looking for help with preparing food boxes at our Eagle Creek corps.  Volunteer positions include packing food based on household need and/or size, checking in families who come for assistance, distributing food to families if they come inside or taking food to vehicles outside, etc. Please see the days and times below during the week when you can join us to help those who need some assistance:

***Eagle Creek - Thursday from 10am-12pm and Friday from 9am-12pm
***Barton Center - Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 3-5pm
***Fountain Square - Tuesday and Thursday from 10am-12pm

Please contact us for further details and we will help connect you with the center or corps where you are interested volunteering to learn more about their volunteer needs.  

We have two opportunities where we are looking for one or two individuals with a flexible schedule during the day to transport seniors:

***Our Eagle Creek corps located on the west side is looking for an individual to drive their van to take seniors who live in the adjacent apartment complex to local stores and bring them back to the apartment complex on Thursday from 1-3pm. 
***Our Fountain Square corps located near downtown is looking for an individual to drive their van to pick up seniors from their homes and bring them to the corps for lunch and bingo and then take them back to their homes following lunch and bingo on Wednesday from 11:30am-2pm

Please contact us for further details about either of these opportunities if you want to positively impact the lives of our seniors, have a flexible schedule during the week, and want to give back in the local community.

Wish of a Lifetime from AARP is changing how we age, one inspirational wish at a time. Whether you are passionate about granting a lifelong wish, making meaningful connections within your community, or sharing inspiring stories, there’s an opportunity for you to be part of Wish of a Lifetime from AARP’s mission.

Discover & Nominate
Help find and nominate deserving seniors for wish fulfillment.

Share & Inspire
Learn about deserving seniors and share their inspirational life stories.

Help Grant Wishes
Pitch in and get creative in helping a wide range of wishes come true.

Have Fun & Make Friends
Enjoy joining other volunteers in this fun and rewarding program.

Location: Nationwide, Volunteer from Home

Participate in local activities led by our Field Team to help spread the word about Wish of a Lifetime from AARP. Community event volunteers connect with WOL staff on a regular and as-needed basis and are empowered to recruit other volunteers, attend local events and speak to groups and individuals about the organization.

Nationwide, Volunteer from Home

Deliver roses and cards to older adults on Valentine’s Day! Beginning in 2014, Wish of a Lifetime has organized a national campaign that empowers volunteers to spread love on February 14th by delivering a rose and/or decorating cards to send to older adults across the nation. During the campaign, volunteers can participate in three ways:

Location: Nationwide, Volunteer from Home

Help find and nominate a deserving individual for wish fulfillment. Wish Discovery volunteers:

Location: Nationwide  

Be our boots on the ground to support a wish being fulfilled in your community. Wish Granting volunteers enhance and participate in wish experiences. Examples include sending a wish recipient off at the airport or participating in a wish as a companion.

The NAMI Indiana HelpLine is contacted over 1,000 times a year by people across the state who are affected by mental illness and in need of help. HelpLine Specialists provide a vital service to the NAMI Indiana community by responding with empathy to inquiries by phone, email, and social media posts, and by providing valuable information about mental health conditions and treatment options, NAMI education and support programs, and other mental health resources. CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

Our public policy committee keeps the legislative process in their sight. NAMI Indiana PPC follows what laws are being changed and looks to change laws. Members of this committee will testify at hearings and meet with legislators to provide an understanding of living with mental illness. This group meets once a month. CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

Presenters for Family & Friends lead this seminar designed to inform families and friends of people living with mental illness about the ways they can support their loved one. Presenters are trained by NAMI and lead this program in their local community. CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

In Our Own Voice volunteers get the opportunity to share their story of living in recovery. IOOV presenters talk to various groups to help end the stigma associated with mental illnesses. People who hear an IOOV presentation are able to leave with the knowledge that mental illnesses are treatable. CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

Ending the Silence presenters are trained young adult speakers who share their recovery story with middle and high school students around the state.  NAMI Indiana staff train and  work with the speakers to help craft their story. CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

Peer-to-Peer leaders lead the 8 week education class that helps people who are in or looking to live in recovery with their mental illness. As a leader you and another leader will lead the class in learning ways to cope and maintain recovery. Peer-to-Peer leaders are trained through NAMI Indiana. CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

Family-to-Family leaders lead the 8 week education class for families or caregivers of someone living with a mental illness. Leaders are trained by NAMI Indiana staff. Two trained leaders will lead classes in their local community. CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

NAMI Family support group facilitators lead our family support groups for families and friends of people who are living with a mental illness. Support groups are held all around the state and are offered free to adults. Facilitators are trained by NAMI Indiana staff to help families problem solve and provide an empathetic ear. CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply.

Volunteers from the community are welcome. Making bracelets for the organization’s philanthropic partners is a great team-building exercise, and a fun way to accumulate service hours for National Honor Society. The studio room can accommodate up to 35 people at one time. Please CLICK HERE to sign up. 

Are you interested in serving your community? We have a variety of opportunities for you to help your aging neighbors. Which one is right for you?

Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County’s Community Caring Program allows seniors to live independently with dignity in their own homes for as long as safely possible by connecting volunteers with home-bound, isolated, and/or financially fragile seniors 55 and over.

Community Caring Volunteers have a passion for giving back to seniors in their communities. All one -on-one volunteers complete an interview, background check and training. Many of our volunteers are 55+ who enjoy helping those in the same life stage. Volunteers must be available to donate a minimum of one hour per month.

Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County provides programs to promote and support independent lifestyles for adults 55+ in Hamilton County. Our vision is to be known throughout Hamilton County as a trusted resource for connecting seniors with beneficial programs to support their independence. Through our programs, seniors have the opportunity to connect with services or to other individuals that will help enrich independent lifestyles.

Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County’s Together Today Program provides an excellent opportunity for older adults to meet on a regular basis, make new friends, and have a wonderful time socializing. Each session begins with light breakfast and social time full of games and catching up with friends. Lunch is provided and is followed by a planned activity or presentation.

Together Today Lead Volunteer serves as the “welcome committee” and welcomes all new members to the group and helps them join activities. The lead volunteer helps keep the group on task and welcomes the sponsors and gets them set up for lunch/activity. The lead volunteer will also be the point of contact for SCHC staff.

Volunteers will complete an interview, background check and training

Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County provides programs to promote and support independent lifestyles for adults 55+ in Hamilton County. Our vision is to be known throughout Hamilton County as a trusted resource for connecting seniors with beneficial programs to support their independence. Through our programs, seniors have the opportunity to connect with services or to other individuals that will help enrich independent lifestyles.

Adults with limited decisional capacity in one or more areas of their life as determined by the court benefit from the Hamilton County VASIA Guardianship Program and Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County. Guardianship is a dramatic intervention; it is a legal appointment by the court after careful consideration and evaluation to determine that less restrictive options for assistance would not be enough.

Volunteer Advocates are paired with an adult under guardianship to help monitor their care plan and ensure the highest degree of independence, dignity, health, comfort, and safety is maintained. Advocates work closely with SCHC care team and Hamilton County Court to monitor client’s well-being. The advocate helps them make decisions based on their own best interests and preferences.

Volunteer Advocates will complete an interview, background check and have extensive training as well as continued support and ongoing training.

Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County provides programs to promote and support independent lifestyles for adults 55+ in Hamilton County. Our vision is to be known throughout Hamilton County as a trusted resource for connecting seniors with beneficial programs to support their independence. Through our programs, seniors have the opportunity to connect with services or to other individuals that will help enrich independent lifestyles.

Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County’s Community Caring Program allows seniors to live independently with dignity in their own homes for as long as safely possible by connecting volunteers with home-bound, isolated, and/or financially fragile seniors 55 and over.

Community Caring Volunteers have a passion for giving back to seniors in their communities. All one -on-one volunteers complete an interview, background check and training. Many of our volunteers are 55+ who enjoy helping those in the same life stage. Volunteers must be available to donate a minimum of one hour per month.

Ongoing volunteer opportunities are available at Community hospitals and health pavilions. In addition to free parking and meals, social events and service awards, you'll be rewarded just knowing you helped our patients and families when they need it most.  

Our unique volunteer opportunities include positions in the medical units, along with clerical positions and customer service assistance for patients and visitors.

CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

Volunteers are an important part of Indiana University Health Saxony Hospital and help us achieve our mission of providing exceptional care. It is not necessary for you to have worked or volunteered in a healthcare setting before. You only need a passion to serve others and a commitment to helping IU Health Saxony Hospital make each and every guest's visit exceptional. CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

End-of-Life patients have a lot of needs. But often times patients find themselves needing companionship more than anything else. Companionship Volunteers play a vital role in end-of-life care. Many elderly patients live in facilities and find themselves struggling with feelings of loneliness. As a Companionship Volunteer, you'll come alongside a patient and ensure they know they are not alone. Common activities our volunteers conduct with our patients include:

Do you have time to provide companionship a few times a month? Please contact Molly Mattocks via email for more information. 

We are looking for a volunteer to make weekly calls to our patient's families! During these calls you'll ensure that our patients have all the supplies and medications they need. This simple task goes a long way to be sure our families have what they need to care for their loved ones. If you're looking for a way to give back to the community, consider joining our team. Please contact Molly Mattocks via email for more information. 

Interested in volunteering for HSEF or joining one of our leadership teams?  Please feel free to reach out to Executive Director Justin Hirnisey or any current member.  You can also find more information by reviewing our Board Information Packet.

If you would like to support the efforts of Camp To Belong Indiana, you may be able to help in the following ways:

BE A DAY VOLUNTEER AT CAMP

VOLUNTEER AS A PHOTOGRAPHER OR VIDEOGRAPHER 

DONATE CAMP SUPPLIES 

HELP SOLICIT IN-KIND DONATIONS FOR SUPPLIES 

CONNECT US TO PEOPLE WHO COULD HELP WITH OUR EFFORTS

Please contact Becky Moore via email for more information. 

If you have a heart for youth and the outdoors, Camp To Belong Indiana is the perfect place for you! Volunteers are a crucial part of our Camp To Belong Indiana programming; volunteers support our programming by providing supervision and care to our campers during the week of camp. Additionally, counselors can help siblings create positive memories and build better relationships. Being a counselor means dedicating just one week of your life to provide a safe, fun, and supportive environment for foster youth in our community. Volunteers do not have to have previous experience with children, but do have to complete a background check, references, and attend a training led by Camp To Belong. Please contact Becky Moore via email for more information. 

Becoming a NAMI volunteer is rewarding and has a real impact on those you serve. You use your experience of living with a mental illness or your experience as a loved one or caregiver of someone living with a mental illness to provide support, education, or awareness to your neighbors. 

Volunteers are trained to lead a program and are asked to make a commitment to provide that program in the community.  You can volunteer with your local affiliate, or start programming in a community that does not have an affiliate. Training is provided free through the NAMI Indiana state office.

Below are the current programs provided through NAMI and NAMI Indiana. If you are interested in getting started or if you'd like more information, please email info@namiindiana.org. 

NAMI Family Support Group Facilitator:

NAMI Family support group facilitators lead our family support groups for families and friends of people who are living with a mental illness. Support groups are held all around the state and are offered free to adults. Facilitators are trained by NAMI Indiana staff to help families problem solve and provide an empathetic ear.

Connections Recovery Support Group Facilitator:

Connections support group facilitators lead our support groups for people living with mental illnesses. Connections support groups are held all over the state. Connections facilitators are peers living in recovery. NAMI Indiana holds trainings throughout the year for people interested in  becoming a support group facilitator.

Family-to-Family Leaders:

Family-to-Family leaders lead the 8 week education class for families or caregivers of someone living with a mental illness. Leaders are trained by NAMI Indiana staff. Two trained leaders will lead classes in their local community.

Peer-to-Peer Leaders:

Peer-to-Peer leaders lead the 8 week education class that helps people who are in or looking to live in recovery with their mental illness. As a leader you and another leader will lead the class in learning ways to cope and maintain recovery. Peer-to-Peer leaders are trained through NAMI Indiana.

Ending the Silence Presenters:

Ending the Silence presenters are trained young adult speakers who share their recovery story with middle and high school students around the state.  NAMI Indiana staff train and  work with the speakers to help craft their story. 

In Our Own Voice Presenter:

In Our Own Voice volunteers get the opportunity to share their story of living in recovery. IOOV presenters talk to various groups to help end the stigma associated with mental illnesses. People who hear an IOOV presentation are able to leave with the knowledge that mental illnesses are treatable.

Family & Friends Presenter:

Presenters for Family & Friends lead this seminar designed to inform families and friends of people living with mental illness about the ways they can support their loved one. Presenters are trained by NAMI and lead this program in their local community.

Sharing Your Story with Law Enforcement Presenter:

Sharing Your Story with Law Enforcement (SYSLE) is a presentation program that prepares individuals and family members to share their stories of lived experience with mental illness to a law enforcement audience, such as during Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training, or other events where mental illness and related topics are featured. This presentation is provided monthly to new staff at prison facilities in Indiana.

NAMI in the Lobby Volunteer:

NAMI in the Lobby is a service for parents and other family caregivers in need of mental health resources for their loved ones. Trained volunteers have a designated space in the lobby area of hospitals during visitation hours where they provide visitors with information on NAMI and other local mental health resources. This NAMI Indiana program offers parents and caregivers the opportunity to feel connected with resources and information that can help. Volunteers receive training through the hospitals and NAMI Indiana.

Public Policy Committee:

Our public policy committee keeps the legislative process in their sight. NAMI Indiana PPC follows what laws are being changed and looks to change laws. Members of this committee will testify at hearings and meet with legislators to provide an understanding of living with mental illness. This group meets once a month.

NAMI Indiana HelpLine Volunteer:

The NAMI Indiana HelpLine is contacted over 1,000 times a year by people across the state who are affected by mental illness and in need of help. HelpLine Specialists provide a vital service to the NAMI Indiana community by responding with empathy to inquiries by phone, email, and social media posts, and by providing valuable information about mental health conditions and treatment options, NAMI education and support programs, and other mental health resources.

NAMI Indiana HelpLine Specialists help individuals and families improve their lives and advance recovery by listening to their concerns and connecting them with essential resources and services. They extend empathy, understanding, respect, and emotional support to everyone contacting the NAMI Indiana HelpLine. As volunteers, they will develop a deep understanding of the mental health landscape, mental illnesses, treatment options, and recovery strategies. They will also experience the appreciation and gratitude expressed by the individuals, families, and caregivers they serve. HelpLine Specialists are asked to volunteer four hours a week for six months. Read the entire HelpLine Volunteer description and requirements here. HelpLine Specialists must go through an application process, click here for an application and contact Elizabeth Boyle at eboyle@namiindiana.org  for more information and to apply.  

For information on any of these groups or programs contact 800-677-6442.

Even if you are not ready to volunteer, you can always make your voice heard. By simply talking openly about mental illnesses you are helping to end stigma and spread awareness. You can always do something! 

The vital work of the American Red Cross is made possible by people like you who contribute their unique backgrounds, talents and skill levels. Our needs change based on current events, adding flexibility to get you involved in an area that inspires you! Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to find a volunteer opportunity with the American Red Cross. 

Riverview Health relies on the assistance of hundreds of volunteers each year, and new volunteers are always welcome. Volunteering is great way to foster community involvement while helping others. The volunteer program at Riverview Health has been in existence for nearly 60 years, and volunteers have always made a tremendous impact, giving of their time and talents.

Some of the many volunteer service areas include patient transport, guest services, Carolyn's Corner gift shop, Women's Boutique and openings at Riverview Health Westfield Hospital. Volunteers work in four-hour shifts in the morning or afternoon, at least one day per week. A one-day orientation and annual mandatory education session provides training and review on general hospital procedures.

Volunteer achievements are recognized during National Healthcare Volunteer Week and an annual holiday breakfast. Other benefits include complimentary meals during volunteer shifts and discounts in the Carolyn's Corner gift shop, Riverview Health Women’s Boutique and Riverview Health Rehab & Fitness centers.

If you’re interested in volunteering at Riverview Health, please fill out our online application form or contact the manager of Volunteer Services at 317.776.7236. An in-person interview, background check and health screening are required prior to being a volunteer.

NOTE: Riverview Health does not use infant cuddlers.

Click here to apply online.

Click here to download a volunteer application.

When you volunteer with ICAN, you’re making a difference on both sides of the leash! There are many ways to get involved with ICAN—working hands-on with our service dogs in training or helping with outreach and educational events are just a few. 

By choosing to get involved with ICAN, you can be part of our life-changing mission that enriches the lives of people living with disabilities and helps incarcerated individuals find a sense of purpose.  

Here are several ways you can help others find independence and hope:

Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

Volunteering is a work of heart and we thank you for it! Your support – whether independently, through a work-sponsored day of caring, or at one of our special events – helps makes physical, occupational, and speech therapy treatments possible for Central kiddos with disabilities.

We have many opportunities for you and/or your group to make a difference! 

CLICK HERE to learn more and to volunteer. 

Joy Maker volunteers are the many hands that, with the small Resounding Joy staff, make events and programs a success. Joy Makers lend their talents virtually, in the office, at events, and in the community, embarking on a range of projects highlighting or expanding their skill sets. In the process, Joy Maker volunteers deepen their understanding of and appreciation for music therapy and, occasionally, observe live on-site professional music therapy sessions. Joy Maker volunteer schedules are very flexible. Some projects may require a background check. CLICK HERE to complete our volunteer application. 

Join OTB as an individual volunteer or register a volunteer group.  We have so many ways for you to get involved - From scanning & filing documents, to seasonally prepping and maintaining our outdoor Sensory Garden & Vegetable Gardens, to inside facility painting, and more!

We're quite sure it will be a rewarding experience and we will be forever grateful. CLICK HERE to learn more. 

Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

Connect with like-minded people, bond with your kids and get happy! Your best friends are waiting to meet you.

Mudsock Youth Athletics is fortunate to have members of our community who pour their time, talent and efforts into their league and most importantly into their participants. Our focus is to create an experience that enriches our participants' lives with a volunteer base made up of neighbors, family, community members, teachers, and more. As we continue to grow, our volunteer base needs to evolve too.  Please CLICK HERE to learn more. 

Volunteering is a great way to give back, meet new people and help support Janus in a tangible way! There are plenty of ways to get involved and we would love to help you find your fit. Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

This opportunity entails serving lunch to our neighbors at a designated site in Noblesville every Friday. We will serve at one site for approximately 2 hours. 

You will meet the Food 4 Souls Outreach Team at Genesis Church at 3:45pm. Genesis Church is located at 1702 Pleasant Street Noblesville, 46060. Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to respond to this opportunity. 

Helpful Hints

1) You will serve outside. Please dress accordingly.

2) You will meet the Food 4 Souls Team and other volunteers on site.

3) IF YOU ARE A NEW VOLUNTEER OR VOLUNTEERING THROUGH A CHURCH, ORGANIZATION, OR SCHOOL, PLEASE LET US KNOW IN THE COMMENTS SECTION WHEN YOU SIGN UP. 

4) Any questions about serving should be directed to Holly Gillam at Holly@food4souls.com.

Again, thank you for your interest in Food 4 Souls and we look forward to serving
by your side!

One-on-One Literacy Tutoring 
Seeking literacy tutors for our Winter 2024 session (Jan – April)

CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

Program Lead  

CLICK HERE to learn more and to sign up. 

Program Assistant  

CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

Fishers Arts Council succeeds because of the support of volunteers in our community. Volunteering comes in many forms and take as little or as much time as you want. ​

Art Fair Support Opportunities

Check-in Table​

Greeter

Artist Assistance/Relief

Monthly Gallery Receptions

Set Up (30 minutes)

Clean Up (15 minutes)

Stay with us as a Greeter!

Meet the Artists

Enjoy Live Music

Gallery Installations and Change Overs

Learn how to curate an Exhibit​

Meet local Artists

Learn about Fishers Arts Council

If you prefer being behind the scenes, we have a place for you!
 

Join our Focus Groups to help with Event Planning​

Proofreading

Website

Social Media

Volunteer Scheduling

Discover the wide range of volunteer opportunities at Family Promise – from serving meals, to providing financial literacy training, to assisting with fundraising events. There is something for everyone! 

Support Congregation Opportunities: 

  - Freezer Meal Prep/Organization 

  - Keeping the Promise Kit Drives 

  - Welcome Home Kit Drives

  - Fundraising 

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Resource Center Volunteer Opportunities:

  - Administrative support (i.e. answering phones, completing crisis call logs, etc.)

  - Interaction with guests and their children

  - Providing a listening ear and smile when needed

  - Supply organization and inventory 

  - Moving families into shelter or out of shelter into attainable housing 

  - Language Interpreter/Translator ​

If you have a different way to offer support to Family Promise or our families, please let us know. We would love hear from you and are always looking for new ways to support our families!​

Our volunteers play an essential role in helping families attain sustainable independence. CLICK HERE to learn more and to apply. 

The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana (FHCCI) needs a diverse group of dependable, conscientious people 18 years and older to assist in gathering information about housing practices. These persons are commonly referred to as "fair housing testers" or "mystery shoppers." Testers are provided training and a stipend for their time and related expenses. Stipends vary depending on the task assigned. These positions are classified as part-time positions although hours are based upon your availability and tests needed.

Testers are of various racial and ethnic groups, men and women, over a broad range of ages with and without disabilities. Testers serve an important role in identifying when housing discrimination may or may not be occurring. The testing process has been consistently supported by federal courts as a legitimate and necessary method to identify practices of unlawful housing discrimination.

To participate in our testing program, YOU MUST:

You should also have your own means of reliable transportation, although, in limited situations transportation may not be necessary. Due to the potential to be a witness to a fair housing violation and federal grant requirements, testers are screened for criminal history and any possible conflicts of interest. Please note that testers are considered part-time employees. If you have any questions or are interested in applying, contact the FHCCI for more information at ( info@fhcci.org) with "Fair Housing Tester" in the email header. You’ll be contacted shortly after receipt about next steps. CLICK HERE to learn more. 

Join the Community Cats of Hamilton County team, and volunteer to help. Please EMAIL to learn more and to get involved.