Volunteer: Keystone Tools for Schools Day 6/24Each year, the Clay Education Foundation gives away almost $200, 000 in free school supplies to teachers and students. Our satellite store in Keystone Heights needs some reorganizing and cleanup before we open up in August. We will be building shelves, cleaning, dusting, and stocking inventory. Bring your muscles and dress comfortably. Bring water, we will provide lunch. The site is located on the Keystone Heights Elementary campus. Park by the baseball fields and enter off Orchid Ave through the gate and gym doors.
Program: Clay Education Foundation Each year, the Clay Education Foundation gives away almost $200, 000 in free school supplies to teachers and students. Our satellite store in Keystone Heights needs some reorganizing and cleanup before we open up in August. We will be building shelves, cleaning, dusting, and stocking inventory. Bring your muscles and dress comfortably. Bring water, we will provide lunch. The site is located on the Keystone Heights Elementary campus. Park by the baseball fields and enter off Orchid Ave through the gate and gym doors.
Program: Clay Education Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jun 24, 2026 Zip Code: 32656 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Clay County Historical Society- Tour GuidesDo
you love history and enjoy sharing stories with others? The Clay County
Historical Society in Green Cove Springs, Florida is looking for an
enthusiastic volunteer to help guide visitors through our museum and
historic exhibits.
What You’ll Do:
• Welcome
guests and assist with guided tours
• Share
fascinating facts about Clay County’s past
• Help
preserve and promote our local heritage
When: Fridays 10-1 or Sundays 2-5. *Tours are scheduled outside of these hours on occasion on an as needed basis,— even a few hours a month makes a big difference! Where: Clay County Historical Society Museum at the Historic Triangle, Green Cove Springs This is a wonderful opportunity for students, retirees, or anyone passionate about local history and community involvement. Interested? Message us here or email info@claycountyhistoricalsociety.org Program: Clay County Historical Society Museum, Green Cove Springs Do
you love history and enjoy sharing stories with others? The Clay County
Historical Society in Green Cove Springs, Florida is looking for an
enthusiastic volunteer to help guide visitors through our museum and
historic exhibits.
What You’ll Do:
• Welcome
guests and assist with guided tours
• Share
fascinating facts about Clay County’s past
• Help
preserve and promote our local heritage
When: Fridays 10-1 or Sundays 2-5. *Tours are scheduled outside of these hours on occasion on an as needed basis,— even a few hours a month makes a big difference! Where: Clay County Historical Society Museum at the Historic Triangle, Green Cove Springs This is a wonderful opportunity for students, retirees, or anyone passionate about local history and community involvement. Interested? Message us here or email info@claycountyhistoricalsociety.org Program: Clay County Historical Society Museum, Green Cove Springs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Clay County New Volunteer Orientation 2026- Green Cove SpringsWelcome! Volunteer orientation is required for all individuals wanting to volunteer with a Clay County program. These programs include but are not limited to Animal Services, Libraries, Parks and Recreation, and Keep Clay Beautiful Events.
* You do not have to sign up for a volunteer orientation if you only volunteer with a "Special Event or Nonprofit." Those opportunities will provide you with a brief orientation summary via email or on the event day.
Please email Jason Clark at volunteer@claycountygov.com, if you have any questions. Address: 604 Walnut St. 2nd Floor Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 *Clayton and Mildred Revels Senior Center *You are allowed to park in spaces marked for "Seniors." Program: Clay County Board of County Commissioners Welcome! Volunteer orientation is required for all individuals wanting to volunteer with a Clay County program. These programs include but are not limited to Animal Services, Libraries, Parks and Recreation, and Keep Clay Beautiful Events.
* You do not have to sign up for a volunteer orientation if you only volunteer with a "Special Event or Nonprofit." Those opportunities will provide you with a brief orientation summary via email or on the event day.
Please email Jason Clark at volunteer@claycountygov.com, if you have any questions. Address: 604 Walnut St. 2nd Floor Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 *Clayton and Mildred Revels Senior Center *You are allowed to park in spaces marked for "Seniors." Program: Clay County Board of County Commissioners Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Medical Assistant - Morning Shift (8:30am-12:30pm)This is an opportunity to assist our amazing medical team! When a mass amount of surgeries are being done, a mass amount of surgical instruments are used. We are looking for volunteers that can help our medical team prep for surgery and keep up with cleaning our much needed equipment. Bringing a water bottle and snacks/lunch is highly suggested. It is open to only one volunteer at a time due to space restrictions. Some minor physical labor will be involved with bending, kneeling, and picking up animals. Training will be provided. Having a medical background/experience is preferred but not required.
Day & Shift Times:
Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm Wednesday 8:30am to 12:30pmThursday 8:30am to 12:30pmFriday 8:30am to 12:30pm
Requirements: *Must be 16 years of age or older*Be able to lift 30lbs unassisted*Closed-toed shoes and pants *Be on time and dependable *Reliable transportation *No court mandated hours for those performing community service Program: Clay County Animal Services This is an opportunity to assist our amazing medical team! When a mass amount of surgeries are being done, a mass amount of surgical instruments are used. We are looking for volunteers that can help our medical team prep for surgery and keep up with cleaning our much needed equipment. Bringing a water bottle and snacks/lunch is highly suggested. It is open to only one volunteer at a time due to space restrictions. Some minor physical labor will be involved with bending, kneeling, and picking up animals. Training will be provided. Having a medical background/experience is preferred but not required.
Day & Shift Times:
Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm Wednesday 8:30am to 12:30pmThursday 8:30am to 12:30pmFriday 8:30am to 12:30pm
Requirements: *Must be 16 years of age or older*Be able to lift 30lbs unassisted*Closed-toed shoes and pants *Be on time and dependable *Reliable transportation *No court mandated hours for those performing community service Program: Clay County Animal Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Clay County FairgroundsWelcome to the Clay County Fairgrounds volunteer opportunity. To always make sure our county fairgrounds our ready for public use. We've created this Thursday morning volunteer opportunity. Thank you in advance, and please feel free to reach out to Fairgrounds@claycountygov.com if you have questions.*Must be 16 years or older to volunteer
Clay County Fairgrounds volunteer activities:
Pressure Washing
Sand Bag Prep
WeedingLitter Pick UpEvent Prep/Breakdown (tables & chairs)Cleaning (floor mopping, bathroom, kitchen, etc.)Horse Stall Cleaning
Program: Clay County Parks & Recreation Welcome to the Clay County Fairgrounds volunteer opportunity. To always make sure our county fairgrounds our ready for public use. We've created this Thursday morning volunteer opportunity. Thank you in advance, and please feel free to reach out to Fairgrounds@claycountygov.com if you have questions.*Must be 16 years or older to volunteer
Clay County Fairgrounds volunteer activities:
Pressure Washing
Sand Bag Prep
WeedingLitter Pick UpEvent Prep/Breakdown (tables & chairs)Cleaning (floor mopping, bathroom, kitchen, etc.)Horse Stall Cleaning
Program: Clay County Parks & Recreation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Cat Cafe Adoption EventVolunteers at our Cat Café help create a warm, welcoming, and enriching environment for both visitors and adoptable cats. This role is perfect for anyone who loves felines, enjoys community interaction, and wants to support adoptions in a fun, relaxed setting. What Volunteers Do Set Up the Café — Prepare the space before opening, arrange seating, refresh cat areas, and ensure the environment is clean, cozy, and safe. Care for the Cats — Provide enrichment, monitor behavior, refresh food/water, tidy litter areas, and make sure each cat feels comfortable and supported. Help Cats Meet Adopters — Greet visitors, introduce them to the cats, answer basic questions, and help create positive, low‑stress interactions that support adoption. Break Down & Clean Up — Assist with closing tasks, cleaning, organizing supplies, and ensuring the space is ready for the next event. Must be 16 or older. Must have completed hands‑on volunteer training. Contact Katelyn Smith at Katelyn.smith@claycountygov.com with any questions. Program: Clay County Animal Services Volunteers at our Cat Café help create a warm, welcoming, and enriching environment for both visitors and adoptable cats. This role is perfect for anyone who loves felines, enjoys community interaction, and wants to support adoptions in a fun, relaxed setting. What Volunteers Do Set Up the Café — Prepare the space before opening, arrange seating, refresh cat areas, and ensure the environment is clean, cozy, and safe. Care for the Cats — Provide enrichment, monitor behavior, refresh food/water, tidy litter areas, and make sure each cat feels comfortable and supported. Help Cats Meet Adopters — Greet visitors, introduce them to the cats, answer basic questions, and help create positive, low‑stress interactions that support adoption. Break Down & Clean Up — Assist with closing tasks, cleaning, organizing supplies, and ensuring the space is ready for the next event. Must be 16 or older. Must have completed hands‑on volunteer training. Contact Katelyn Smith at Katelyn.smith@claycountygov.com with any questions. Program: Clay County Animal Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jun 27, 2026 Zip Code: 32003 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Clay County Animal Services Hands On Training (2nd & 4th Saturday's)Welcome
Clay County Animal Services welcomes individuals interested in volunteering.
To be eligible to sign up for volunteer opportunities, all volunteers must first complete a hands-on orientation and training.
Thank you for your interest in supporting Animal Services. We look forward to working with you to help improve the lives of animals in our care.
* In order to be qualified to sign up for volunteer opportunities with Animal Services, you must first complete the hands on training. Dress Attire:Long Pants, no tank tops, and closed toed shoes (no crocs) Program: Clay County Animal Services Welcome
Clay County Animal Services welcomes individuals interested in volunteering.
To be eligible to sign up for volunteer opportunities, all volunteers must first complete a hands-on orientation and training.
Thank you for your interest in supporting Animal Services. We look forward to working with you to help improve the lives of animals in our care.
* In order to be qualified to sign up for volunteer opportunities with Animal Services, you must first complete the hands on training. Dress Attire:Long Pants, no tank tops, and closed toed shoes (no crocs) Program: Clay County Animal Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Camp Chowenwaw- Museum "Docent"Responsibilities/Job Requirements: Greet and welcome
visitors to the Chowenwaw Centuries Exhibit. The Chowenwaw Centuries Exhibit is a small museum featuring the history of Girl Scouts in Northeast Florida, the development of Camp Chowenwaw, and the history of Indigenous Peoples in Clay County. We are proud to have a collection of artifacts on loan from the State of Florida. Responsibilities include overseeing these items while visitors are in the building. Benefits: Spend time at one of Green Cove Springs most pristine wetland nature parks. Gain experience working with the public and expanding your local knowledge. Meet new friends and help connect visitors to Clay County’s rich history.*We are currently opening the Museum on Saturdays only, the shift will run from 10am-12:30pm or 12:30pm-3pm***Must schedule and complete an On-Site Training at Camp Chowenwaw Park on a separate date prior to first shift start. This opportunity is not available for Court-Ordered Community Service hours** Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Responsibilities/Job Requirements: Greet and welcome
visitors to the Chowenwaw Centuries Exhibit. The Chowenwaw Centuries Exhibit is a small museum featuring the history of Girl Scouts in Northeast Florida, the development of Camp Chowenwaw, and the history of Indigenous Peoples in Clay County. We are proud to have a collection of artifacts on loan from the State of Florida. Responsibilities include overseeing these items while visitors are in the building. Benefits: Spend time at one of Green Cove Springs most pristine wetland nature parks. Gain experience working with the public and expanding your local knowledge. Meet new friends and help connect visitors to Clay County’s rich history.*We are currently opening the Museum on Saturdays only, the shift will run from 10am-12:30pm or 12:30pm-3pm***Must schedule and complete an On-Site Training at Camp Chowenwaw Park on a separate date prior to first shift start. This opportunity is not available for Court-Ordered Community Service hours** Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Keep Clay Beautiful – Middleburg Boat Ramp & Park Cleanup 6/28Make a visible impact in just two hours while helping preserve the natural beauty of Clay County! Join Keep Clay Beautiful for a community cleanup at Middleburg Boat Ramp & Park and help create a cleaner, healthier environment for residents and visitors to enjoy. Whether you're looking to earn volunteer hours, spend quality time with family, or simply give back to your community, this is a great opportunity to make a difference.
Program: Keep Clay Beautiful Make a visible impact in just two hours while helping preserve the natural beauty of Clay County! Join Keep Clay Beautiful for a community cleanup at Middleburg Boat Ramp & Park and help create a cleaner, healthier environment for residents and visitors to enjoy. Whether you're looking to earn volunteer hours, spend quality time with family, or simply give back to your community, this is a great opportunity to make a difference.
Program: Keep Clay Beautiful Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jun 28, 2026 Zip Code: 32068 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Camp Chowenwaw Park Painting PartyCome help Camp Chowenwaw Staff paint and give new life to our cabins from the 1950s! Join us for a shift (or stay all day) on Wednesday, July 1st from either 8:30am - 12 pm or 1pm - 3:30 pm. Supplies will be provided for free. It is recommended to wear closed toe shoes, clothing you don't mind getting paint on, and sun protection. Feel free to bring bug spray, sunscreen, snacks, and water bottle to this event. *Participants under the age of 16 must be supervised the entire time throughout their shift* Camp Chowenwaw is a beautiful 150-acre recreation site on Black Creek. The park offers camping, event facilities, hiking, fishing, kayak access, picnic areas, seasonal pool, museum, nature center, a playground, and environmental education programs. The Duval County Girl Scout Council operated the site as a camp for over 70 years beginning in 1933. Camp Chowenwaw played an important role in the lives of three generations of young women in Northeast Florida. The camp is now managed by Clay County to preserve its historical and natural resources while offering recreational opportunities.
Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Come help Camp Chowenwaw Staff paint and give new life to our cabins from the 1950s! Join us for a shift (or stay all day) on Wednesday, July 1st from either 8:30am - 12 pm or 1pm - 3:30 pm. Supplies will be provided for free. It is recommended to wear closed toe shoes, clothing you don't mind getting paint on, and sun protection. Feel free to bring bug spray, sunscreen, snacks, and water bottle to this event. *Participants under the age of 16 must be supervised the entire time throughout their shift* Camp Chowenwaw is a beautiful 150-acre recreation site on Black Creek. The park offers camping, event facilities, hiking, fishing, kayak access, picnic areas, seasonal pool, museum, nature center, a playground, and environmental education programs. The Duval County Girl Scout Council operated the site as a camp for over 70 years beginning in 1933. Camp Chowenwaw played an important role in the lives of three generations of young women in Northeast Florida. The camp is now managed by Clay County to preserve its historical and natural resources while offering recreational opportunities.
Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jul 1, 2026 Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: July 4th CelebrationThe City of Keystone Heights proudly invites residents and visitors to celebrate Independence Day with a full day of patriotic festivities honoring 250 years of Freedom, community, and American heritage. The celebration begins with the Jordan Cooper Memorial 5K Run & Walk. Throughout the day, attendees can enjoy a lively vendor market and food truck event, featuring local artisans, small businesses, and a variety of food options for all ages. Family-friendly activities are a highlight of the celebration, including a pie baking contest, baby crawl contest, and a spirited beach volleyball tournament. Guests can also step back in time with cowboy reenactments, celebrating the rugged spirit and history that helped shape our nation. A festive Independence Day parade fills the streets with red, white, and blue, followed by live music performances that carry the celebration into the evening. The day concludes with a spectacular fireworks show, lighting up the Keystone Heights sky in honor of America’s past, present, and future. This July 4th celebration reflects the heart of Keystone Heights—bringing together tradition, family, local culture, and patriotic pride as we commemorate 250 years of freedom. Program: City of Keystone Heights The City of Keystone Heights proudly invites residents and visitors to celebrate Independence Day with a full day of patriotic festivities honoring 250 years of Freedom, community, and American heritage. The celebration begins with the Jordan Cooper Memorial 5K Run & Walk. Throughout the day, attendees can enjoy a lively vendor market and food truck event, featuring local artisans, small businesses, and a variety of food options for all ages. Family-friendly activities are a highlight of the celebration, including a pie baking contest, baby crawl contest, and a spirited beach volleyball tournament. Guests can also step back in time with cowboy reenactments, celebrating the rugged spirit and history that helped shape our nation. A festive Independence Day parade fills the streets with red, white, and blue, followed by live music performances that carry the celebration into the evening. The day concludes with a spectacular fireworks show, lighting up the Keystone Heights sky in honor of America’s past, present, and future. This July 4th celebration reflects the heart of Keystone Heights—bringing together tradition, family, local culture, and patriotic pride as we commemorate 250 years of freedom. Program: City of Keystone Heights Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jul 4, 2026 Zip Code: 32656 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Step Up For Summer Food Distribution - 6/18 & 7/16Program: Wilkinson Jr High Community Partnership School Program: Wilkinson Jr High Community Partnership School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32068 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Impact Clay Train - Orange Park - July 18, 2026The Impact Clay Train is making its next stop at Grove Park Elementary School on July 18, 2026. We are excited to continue connecting the community with mobile neighborhood care teams made up of healthcare professionals and community workers. Together, these teams play a vital role in improving access to healthcare and social services and creating positive outcomes across our local communities. *Please note: court-mandated volunteers are not accepted. Date & Time July 18, 2026 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (4-hour shift) Volunteer Roles Set-up & Break down of eventCheck-In Kids’ Train Event Management FloaterAll volunteers must sign in at the Impact Clay tent and check in with Brooke Davies to receive a station assignment. Thank you in advance for your support and willingness to serve our community. Click here to learn more about the impact this event will have in Clay County. Program: Impact Clay The Impact Clay Train is making its next stop at Grove Park Elementary School on July 18, 2026. We are excited to continue connecting the community with mobile neighborhood care teams made up of healthcare professionals and community workers. Together, these teams play a vital role in improving access to healthcare and social services and creating positive outcomes across our local communities. *Please note: court-mandated volunteers are not accepted. Date & Time July 18, 2026 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (4-hour shift) Volunteer Roles Set-up & Break down of eventCheck-In Kids’ Train Event Management FloaterAll volunteers must sign in at the Impact Clay tent and check in with Brooke Davies to receive a station assignment. Thank you in advance for your support and willingness to serve our community. Click here to learn more about the impact this event will have in Clay County. Program: Impact Clay Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jul 18, 2026 Zip Code: 32073 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Last Splash EventGet ready — Last Splash is a new event that we are expecting to have a huge turn out for. Parks & Recreation is pumped to bring together kids, families, and the whole community for a day packed with big smiles, awesome skills, and nonstop fun!Location & Time:Ronnie Van Zant Memorial Park9PM to 2:30PMVolunteer Roles:
Assisting with event setup and breakdown Helping guide parking Directing people to the different vendors and activities zones Program: Clay County Parks & Recreation Get ready — Last Splash is a new event that we are expecting to have a huge turn out for. Parks & Recreation is pumped to bring together kids, families, and the whole community for a day packed with big smiles, awesome skills, and nonstop fun!Location & Time:Ronnie Van Zant Memorial Park9PM to 2:30PMVolunteer Roles:
Assisting with event setup and breakdown Helping guide parking Directing people to the different vendors and activities zones Program: Clay County Parks & Recreation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Jul 18, 2026 Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Tools 4 Schools New Teacher Shopping DayLet's Welcome Clay County's Newest Educators with new school supplies! We will open the Tools 4 Schools store for brand-new teachers to stock their classrooms. Volunteer duties will include check-in/out, assisting teachers, restocking shelves, sorting tags, and other duties as needed.
Please wear comfortable clothing and closed-toed shoes. The Tools 4 Schools store is located inside the Garber Automall pre-owned building 3360 HWY 17S, Green Cove Springs Program: Clay Education Foundation Let's Welcome Clay County's Newest Educators with new school supplies! We will open the Tools 4 Schools store for brand-new teachers to stock their classrooms. Volunteer duties will include check-in/out, assisting teachers, restocking shelves, sorting tags, and other duties as needed.
Please wear comfortable clothing and closed-toed shoes. The Tools 4 Schools store is located inside the Garber Automall pre-owned building 3360 HWY 17S, Green Cove Springs Program: Clay Education Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jul 21, 2026 Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Back to School Bash - 7/25
The Back-To-School BASH will be held on Saturday, July 26th from 9-11:00am outside at the Thrasher-Horne Center.
The intent of this event is to help reduce financial stress of families with school aged children by providing children with backpacks, school supplies, new clothing, shoes, and more to empower them for a strong, successful start to the school year.
Volunteer Start & Finish Times:
Set up Start Time: 6:45am
Breakdown Finish Time: 10:45 (begins)
Volunteer Event Jobs:
Set-Up: Assist with the setting up different phases and are of the event
Event: Assist in the operation of a station or area of the event as assigned
Tear Down: Assist with tear down/packing/reloading tables, chairs, etc., clean up
Event Guidelines and Waiver: *For volunteers under the age of 16, there must be a parent or legal guardian present to volunteer with you during the event. Program: Seeds Of Love Outreach
The Back-To-School BASH will be held on Saturday, July 26th from 9-11:00am outside at the Thrasher-Horne Center.
The intent of this event is to help reduce financial stress of families with school aged children by providing children with backpacks, school supplies, new clothing, shoes, and more to empower them for a strong, successful start to the school year.
Volunteer Start & Finish Times:
Set up Start Time: 6:45am
Breakdown Finish Time: 10:45 (begins)
Volunteer Event Jobs:
Set-Up: Assist with the setting up different phases and are of the event
Event: Assist in the operation of a station or area of the event as assigned
Tear Down: Assist with tear down/packing/reloading tables, chairs, etc., clean up
Event Guidelines and Waiver: *For volunteers under the age of 16, there must be a parent or legal guardian present to volunteer with you during the event. Program: Seeds Of Love Outreach Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jul 25, 2026 Zip Code: 32065 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Concert - End of Summer Blues 8/7Wrap up summer with great music and good vibes at the End of Summer Blues Concert at Historic Keystone Beach! Enjoy a night of live blues, delicious food trucks, and lakeside views. Bring your lawn chairs, friends, and family for a relaxing evening you won’t want to miss! Program: City of Keystone Heights Wrap up summer with great music and good vibes at the End of Summer Blues Concert at Historic Keystone Beach! Enjoy a night of live blues, delicious food trucks, and lakeside views. Bring your lawn chairs, friends, and family for a relaxing evening you won’t want to miss! Program: City of Keystone Heights Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 7, 2026 Zip Code: 32656 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Impact Clay Train - Green Cove Springs - August 15, 2026The Impact Clay Train is making its next stop at Green Cove Springs Jr. High School on August 15, 2026. We are excited to continue connecting the community with mobile neighborhood care teams made up of healthcare professionals and community workers. Together, these teams play a vital role in improving access to healthcare and social services and creating positive outcomes across our local communities. *Please note: court-mandated volunteers are not accepted. Date & Time August 15, 2026 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (4-hour shift) Volunteer Roles Set-up & Break down of eventCheck-In Kids’ Train Event Management FloaterAll volunteers must sign in at the Impact Clay tent and check in with Brooke Davies to receive a station assignment. Thank you in advance for your support and willingness to serve our community. Click here to learn more about the impact this event will have in Clay County. Program: Impact Clay The Impact Clay Train is making its next stop at Green Cove Springs Jr. High School on August 15, 2026. We are excited to continue connecting the community with mobile neighborhood care teams made up of healthcare professionals and community workers. Together, these teams play a vital role in improving access to healthcare and social services and creating positive outcomes across our local communities. *Please note: court-mandated volunteers are not accepted. Date & Time August 15, 2026 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (4-hour shift) Volunteer Roles Set-up & Break down of eventCheck-In Kids’ Train Event Management FloaterAll volunteers must sign in at the Impact Clay tent and check in with Brooke Davies to receive a station assignment. Thank you in advance for your support and willingness to serve our community. Click here to learn more about the impact this event will have in Clay County. Program: Impact Clay Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 15, 2026 Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Mission of the Dirt Road Volunteer Orientation 6/18 or 8/27Are you looking for a meaningful way to serve your community and make a lasting impact? Join us for Volunteer Orientation at Mission of the Dirt Road (MOTDR) and discover how you can become part of a team dedicated to building relationships, sharing hope, and serving our neighbors in Keystone Heights.During this orientation, you'll learn about the mission and vision of MOTDR, explore volunteer opportunities, and receive training designed to prepare you for serving with confidence and compassion. Topics include de-escalation techniques, understanding the challenges of poverty, available community resources, and the role of prayer and encouragement in our ministry.Whether you can volunteer occasionally or on a regular basis, your time and talents can make a difference. Come meet other volunteers, learn about our programs, and find where your gifts can best serve our community.Orientation Dates and Times:
June 18, 2026 or August 27, 2026 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Address:Mission of the Dirt Road 7790 SR 100, Keystone Heights, FL 32656You belong here. Join us as we serve, connect, and strengthen our community together. Program: Mission of The Dirt Road Are you looking for a meaningful way to serve your community and make a lasting impact? Join us for Volunteer Orientation at Mission of the Dirt Road (MOTDR) and discover how you can become part of a team dedicated to building relationships, sharing hope, and serving our neighbors in Keystone Heights.During this orientation, you'll learn about the mission and vision of MOTDR, explore volunteer opportunities, and receive training designed to prepare you for serving with confidence and compassion. Topics include de-escalation techniques, understanding the challenges of poverty, available community resources, and the role of prayer and encouragement in our ministry.Whether you can volunteer occasionally or on a regular basis, your time and talents can make a difference. Come meet other volunteers, learn about our programs, and find where your gifts can best serve our community.Orientation Dates and Times:
June 18, 2026 or August 27, 2026 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Address:Mission of the Dirt Road 7790 SR 100, Keystone Heights, FL 32656You belong here. Join us as we serve, connect, and strengthen our community together. Program: Mission of The Dirt Road Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32656 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Orange Park Costume DistributionLast year, Girl Scouts Troop 31020 collected over 250 Halloween costumes for local children. This year, we are excited to distribute those costumes to children throughout Clay County, and we are asking for your help!Volunteers will assist with:Working the check-in stationHelping children “shop” for costumesReturning unwanted costumes to the appropriate areasAssisting with games and activitiesHelping children select a pumpkin
We kindly ask that all volunteers remain for the entirety of their scheduled shift to help ensure the event runs smoothly. Volunteers over the aga of 18, will be required to complete a Level 1 background screening. If you have any questions, please reachout to Charity Schwegman at GS31010.2018@gmail.com. Thank you for supporting this special event and helping make Halloween memorable for local families! Program: Windows of Time Events Last year, Girl Scouts Troop 31020 collected over 250 Halloween costumes for local children. This year, we are excited to distribute those costumes to children throughout Clay County, and we are asking for your help!Volunteers will assist with:Working the check-in stationHelping children “shop” for costumesReturning unwanted costumes to the appropriate areasAssisting with games and activitiesHelping children select a pumpkin
We kindly ask that all volunteers remain for the entirety of their scheduled shift to help ensure the event runs smoothly. Volunteers over the aga of 18, will be required to complete a Level 1 background screening. If you have any questions, please reachout to Charity Schwegman at GS31010.2018@gmail.com. Thank you for supporting this special event and helping make Halloween memorable for local families! Program: Windows of Time Events Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32065 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: The Longest Table 11/14Join us on November 14th for The Longest Table, a powerful community gathering designed to bring people together through connection, conversation, and shared experiences. We’re looking for dedicated volunteers to help create a welcoming and memorable event from start to finish. Volunteers will serve from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM and play a key role in making the day a success—assisting with event setup, guiding attendees to table areas, helping manage trash throughout the event (because there is always trash!), and supporting cleanup once the day concludes. As a thank-you for your time and service, volunteers will also be provided a meal during the event. Every task, from the first table set to the final piece of cleanup, helps create a warm and inviting space where community can gather and connect. Be part of something meaningful on November 14th and help make The Longest Table a truly unforgettable experience!
Please note there will be a required zoom a week before to explain individual expectations. Program: Windows of Time Events Join us on November 14th for The Longest Table, a powerful community gathering designed to bring people together through connection, conversation, and shared experiences. We’re looking for dedicated volunteers to help create a welcoming and memorable event from start to finish. Volunteers will serve from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM and play a key role in making the day a success—assisting with event setup, guiding attendees to table areas, helping manage trash throughout the event (because there is always trash!), and supporting cleanup once the day concludes. As a thank-you for your time and service, volunteers will also be provided a meal during the event. Every task, from the first table set to the final piece of cleanup, helps create a warm and inviting space where community can gather and connect. Be part of something meaningful on November 14th and help make The Longest Table a truly unforgettable experience!
Please note there will be a required zoom a week before to explain individual expectations. Program: Windows of Time Events Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Nov 14, 2026 Zip Code: 32065 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Feline FriendJob duties:
Socialize and cuddle with cats
Assist with daily enrichment, follow weekly/daily schedules for enrichment
Assist with cleaning of cat cages, bowls, and litter pans
Report any behavioral or medical concerns to the Volunteer coordinator
Assist adoption staff with completing adoptions
Requirements:
Must be at least 16 years old or accompanied by a parent or guardian
Must be comfortable working with cats of various sizes and temperaments
Must attend cat cleaning and handling training
Must be reliable and punctual
Must be able to lift up to 20 pounds.
Program: Clay County Animal Services Job duties:
Socialize and cuddle with cats
Assist with daily enrichment, follow weekly/daily schedules for enrichment
Assist with cleaning of cat cages, bowls, and litter pans
Report any behavioral or medical concerns to the Volunteer coordinator
Assist adoption staff with completing adoptions
Requirements:
Must be at least 16 years old or accompanied by a parent or guardian
Must be comfortable working with cats of various sizes and temperaments
Must attend cat cleaning and handling training
Must be reliable and punctual
Must be able to lift up to 20 pounds.
Program: Clay County Animal Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Skilled(or aspiring) Builders/Handymen
Do you want to be part of the change for affordable housing?
Are you a skilled (or aspiring) handy man/woman?
Do you have a few flexible hours Tue, Wed and/or Thu?
Call Amy, 904-282-7590 ext. 201 to schedule a date/time to work along side our awesome CORE Volunteers! Program: Clay County Habitat for Humanity
Do you want to be part of the change for affordable housing?
Are you a skilled (or aspiring) handy man/woman?
Do you have a few flexible hours Tue, Wed and/or Thu?
Call Amy, 904-282-7590 ext. 201 to schedule a date/time to work along side our awesome CORE Volunteers! Program: Clay County Habitat for Humanity Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32068 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Invasive Plant RemoverHelp to conserve native habitat at a Clay County park. Pull or dig out exotic vegetation to prevent it from out-competing native plants. Work is in wooded areas of the park with sparse to sometimes dense vegetation. Tools are provided. Great task for groups or an individual. Desired qualifications: Have an interest in conservation. Required qualifications: Must be able to squat or crouch for long periods of time. Benefits: Instantly see the impact you are making to preserve habitat after removing invasive plants. Immerse yourself in natural areas that are seldom seen by visitors. Improve the quality of a habitat and support native wildlife. **This opportunity is not available for Court-Ordered Community Service Hours** Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Help to conserve native habitat at a Clay County park. Pull or dig out exotic vegetation to prevent it from out-competing native plants. Work is in wooded areas of the park with sparse to sometimes dense vegetation. Tools are provided. Great task for groups or an individual. Desired qualifications: Have an interest in conservation. Required qualifications: Must be able to squat or crouch for long periods of time. Benefits: Instantly see the impact you are making to preserve habitat after removing invasive plants. Immerse yourself in natural areas that are seldom seen by visitors. Improve the quality of a habitat and support native wildlife. **This opportunity is not available for Court-Ordered Community Service Hours** Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Education AmbassadorResponsibilities/job requirements: Scout trail before program or setup teaching props. Be knowledgeable on program subject matter. Follow program outline while leading groups. Engage visitors with program related questions or conversation. Find points of interest and include any related environmental science subjects that interest you. Maintain situational awareness and be mindful of the safety of visitors. Time commitment: 1.5 – 2.5 hours Desired qualifications: Knowledge of native flora and fauna or local history. Required qualifications: Teaching or public speaking experience. Ability to stand and walk for 2 hours. Enjoy working with children. Benefits: Spend time at one of Green Cove Springs most pristine wetland nature parks. Gain experience in interpretation. Learn local history and native ecology. Help community to connect to the natural world. Equipment/materials: Program outline provided along with teaching props. Sunscreen, close-toed shoes, and bug spray are recommended. Background information: Camp Chowenwaw is a beautiful 150-acre recreation site on Black Creek. The park offers camping, event facilities, hiking, fishing, kayak access, picnic areas, seasonal pool, museum, nature center, a playground, and environmental education programs. The Duval County Girl Scout Council operated the site as a camp for over 70 years beginning in 1933. Camp Chowenwaw played an important role in the lives of three generations of young women in Northeast Florida. The camp is now managed by Clay County to preserve its historical and natural resources while offering recreational opportunities. Background information: Camp Chowenwaw is a beautiful 150-acre recreation site on Black Creek. The park offers camping, event facilities, hiking, fishing, kayak access, picnic areas, seasonal pool, museum, nature center, a playground, and environmental education programs. The Duval County Girl Scout Council operated the site as a camp for over 70 years beginning in 1933. Camp Chowenwaw played an important role in the lives of three generations of young women in Northeast Florida. The camp is now managed by Clay County to preserve its historical and natural resources while offering recreational opportunities. **This opportunity is not available for Court-Ordered Community Service Hours** Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Responsibilities/job requirements: Scout trail before program or setup teaching props. Be knowledgeable on program subject matter. Follow program outline while leading groups. Engage visitors with program related questions or conversation. Find points of interest and include any related environmental science subjects that interest you. Maintain situational awareness and be mindful of the safety of visitors. Time commitment: 1.5 – 2.5 hours Desired qualifications: Knowledge of native flora and fauna or local history. Required qualifications: Teaching or public speaking experience. Ability to stand and walk for 2 hours. Enjoy working with children. Benefits: Spend time at one of Green Cove Springs most pristine wetland nature parks. Gain experience in interpretation. Learn local history and native ecology. Help community to connect to the natural world. Equipment/materials: Program outline provided along with teaching props. Sunscreen, close-toed shoes, and bug spray are recommended. Background information: Camp Chowenwaw is a beautiful 150-acre recreation site on Black Creek. The park offers camping, event facilities, hiking, fishing, kayak access, picnic areas, seasonal pool, museum, nature center, a playground, and environmental education programs. The Duval County Girl Scout Council operated the site as a camp for over 70 years beginning in 1933. Camp Chowenwaw played an important role in the lives of three generations of young women in Northeast Florida. The camp is now managed by Clay County to preserve its historical and natural resources while offering recreational opportunities. Background information: Camp Chowenwaw is a beautiful 150-acre recreation site on Black Creek. The park offers camping, event facilities, hiking, fishing, kayak access, picnic areas, seasonal pool, museum, nature center, a playground, and environmental education programs. The Duval County Girl Scout Council operated the site as a camp for over 70 years beginning in 1933. Camp Chowenwaw played an important role in the lives of three generations of young women in Northeast Florida. The camp is now managed by Clay County to preserve its historical and natural resources while offering recreational opportunities. **This opportunity is not available for Court-Ordered Community Service Hours** Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Tool Lending LibraryMission of the Dirt Road is creating a Tool Lending Library. This library will allow members to check out a tool for a period of time. Volunteers may help with inventory, some organization and clean-up, and managing the library. This is an ongoing project with various hours available for service. Program: Mission of The Dirt Road Mission of the Dirt Road is creating a Tool Lending Library. This library will allow members to check out a tool for a period of time. Volunteers may help with inventory, some organization and clean-up, and managing the library. This is an ongoing project with various hours available for service. Program: Mission of The Dirt Road Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32656 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Mission: RevitalizeHome Repair ProgramMission of the Dirt Road helps low-income homeowner with home repairs. We assess a homeowner and home for possible qualification for county programs, and encourage them to apply to those if possible. However, some homeowners fall in the gaps of those programs and still need assistance. In that case, we may invite a homeowner into our homeowner program where we match their investment and provide them with a care coach to help set and meet goals so that they can maintain their homes in the future. We volunteers with construction, handy-man skills, and we need volunteers who are comfortable acting as a mentor or coach for homeowners as they set and work towards goals. Background check required. Program: Mission of The Dirt Road Mission of the Dirt Road helps low-income homeowner with home repairs. We assess a homeowner and home for possible qualification for county programs, and encourage them to apply to those if possible. However, some homeowners fall in the gaps of those programs and still need assistance. In that case, we may invite a homeowner into our homeowner program where we match their investment and provide them with a care coach to help set and meet goals so that they can maintain their homes in the future. We volunteers with construction, handy-man skills, and we need volunteers who are comfortable acting as a mentor or coach for homeowners as they set and work towards goals. Background check required. Program: Mission of The Dirt Road Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32656 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Canine CompanionVolunteer would come in during operating hours to take dogs for walks and into the play yards for toy time. Taking pictures and videos of the dogs in the play yard only are encouraged. Coordinator will give contact information to send pictures to. Volunteer can come in during operating hours to bath and brush shelter dogs. Shampoo, brushes, and towels will be provided by the shelter.
Program: Clay County Animal Services Volunteer would come in during operating hours to take dogs for walks and into the play yards for toy time. Taking pictures and videos of the dogs in the play yard only are encouraged. Coordinator will give contact information to send pictures to. Volunteer can come in during operating hours to bath and brush shelter dogs. Shampoo, brushes, and towels will be provided by the shelter.
Program: Clay County Animal Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Chow Gardening FriendJoin Camp Chowenwaw’s monthly gardening group to help spruce up maintained areas of the park. We meet the 3rd Friday of the month. Tasks include but not limited to upkeep of butterfly host garden, removing vines, trimming bushes, pulling exotic plants and sprouting hardwoods. Desired qualifications: Have some knowledge of native plants. Required qualifications: Have basic gardening skills. Benefits: Meet new people with a passion for gardening. Learn about Clay County’s native plants. Feel accomplished by seeing instant results of your work. Equipment/materials: Tools are available but recommended to bring your own tools. Background information: Camp Chowenwaw is a beautiful 150-acre recreation site on Black Creek. The park offers camping, event facilities, hiking, fishing, kayak access, picnic areas, seasonal pool, museum, nature center, a playground, and environmental education programs. The Girl Scout Council of Duval County operated the site as a camp for over 70 years beginning in 1933. Camp Chowenwaw played an important role in the lives of three generations of young women in Northeast Florida. The camp is now managed by Clay County to preserve its historical and natural resources while offering recreational opportunities. **This opportunity is not available for Court-Ordered Community Service Hours** Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Join Camp Chowenwaw’s monthly gardening group to help spruce up maintained areas of the park. We meet the 3rd Friday of the month. Tasks include but not limited to upkeep of butterfly host garden, removing vines, trimming bushes, pulling exotic plants and sprouting hardwoods. Desired qualifications: Have some knowledge of native plants. Required qualifications: Have basic gardening skills. Benefits: Meet new people with a passion for gardening. Learn about Clay County’s native plants. Feel accomplished by seeing instant results of your work. Equipment/materials: Tools are available but recommended to bring your own tools. Background information: Camp Chowenwaw is a beautiful 150-acre recreation site on Black Creek. The park offers camping, event facilities, hiking, fishing, kayak access, picnic areas, seasonal pool, museum, nature center, a playground, and environmental education programs. The Girl Scout Council of Duval County operated the site as a camp for over 70 years beginning in 1933. Camp Chowenwaw played an important role in the lives of three generations of young women in Northeast Florida. The camp is now managed by Clay County to preserve its historical and natural resources while offering recreational opportunities. **This opportunity is not available for Court-Ordered Community Service Hours** Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Animal Services - SWEAT/Court Mandated ProgramTeen/Adult Mandated Court Hours will be completed at Animal Services.
Teens/Adults will assist in the following activities: Clean-up of spaces Reorganizing of storerooms Vehicle Cleaning Laundry *Teens will not be allowed to assist with animal care
Program: Clay County Animal Services Teen/Adult Mandated Court Hours will be completed at Animal Services.
Teens/Adults will assist in the following activities: Clean-up of spaces Reorganizing of storerooms Vehicle Cleaning Laundry *Teens will not be allowed to assist with animal care
Program: Clay County Animal Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32068 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Bow Wow BreakoutDo you live in a place that doesn't allow any furry friends? Or do you just love hanging out with dogs? You should try a Bow Wow Breakout! You get to take one of our wonderful doggos out on the town to pet friendly areas. It's a great way for them to 'breakout' of the shelter and relax. You can dress them up in Adopt Me gear and take pictures of them enjoying themselves. Want to make it a sleepover? That's pawesome! Just let us know when you are picking up the dog.
Thank you for answering the call for all our FURRY friends who need a break from those every day stressors.
Program: Clay County Animal Services Do you live in a place that doesn't allow any furry friends? Or do you just love hanging out with dogs? You should try a Bow Wow Breakout! You get to take one of our wonderful doggos out on the town to pet friendly areas. It's a great way for them to 'breakout' of the shelter and relax. You can dress them up in Adopt Me gear and take pictures of them enjoying themselves. Want to make it a sleepover? That's pawesome! Just let us know when you are picking up the dog.
Thank you for answering the call for all our FURRY friends who need a break from those every day stressors.
Program: Clay County Animal Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Keep Clay Beautiful- Adopt A Road/Spot/Event (Individual)Adopt A Highways and Individual Groups who provide cleanup service hours for the Keep Clay Beautiful Program.
Keep Clay Beautiful activity locations may take place:
Parks and Recreation (county parks)
Camp Chowenwaw
St. Johns River (boat ramp)
Designated road side cleanup
Program: Keep Clay Beautiful Adopt A Highways and Individual Groups who provide cleanup service hours for the Keep Clay Beautiful Program.
Keep Clay Beautiful activity locations may take place:
Parks and Recreation (county parks)
Camp Chowenwaw
St. Johns River (boat ramp)
Designated road side cleanup
Program: Keep Clay Beautiful Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32068 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Reading TutorDo you have a passion for books and teaching others to read? City of Green Cove Springs is looking for reading tutors at Augusta Savage Mentoring Center.
We are in need of volunteers who can tutor students from 1st to 6th grade during after school hours. Schedules and class sizes are flexible and based on volunteer's availability.
Interested volunteers can apply at Augusta Savage Mentoring Center page on the city website and email completed volunteer form to Executive Assistant Kimberly Thomas. Each volunteer form is subject to a background check.
Program: Augusta Savage Mentoring Center Do you have a passion for books and teaching others to read? City of Green Cove Springs is looking for reading tutors at Augusta Savage Mentoring Center.
We are in need of volunteers who can tutor students from 1st to 6th grade during after school hours. Schedules and class sizes are flexible and based on volunteer's availability.
Interested volunteers can apply at Augusta Savage Mentoring Center page on the city website and email completed volunteer form to Executive Assistant Kimberly Thomas. Each volunteer form is subject to a background check.
Program: Augusta Savage Mentoring Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteers to make friendly phone calls to Seniors-ElderSourceWhat do we do?
The ElderSource Caring Connections Telephone Reassurance Program provides friendly telephone calls from trained volunteers to older adults who are living alone and/or are homebound. The goals of the program are to reduce isolation, loneliness, depression, anxiety and cognitive decline often faced by homebound seniors.
How can you help?
Regular phone calls from volunteers help seniors stay connected to their community and engage in meaningful relationships. Keeping seniors socially engaged also improves their overall quality of life physically, emotionally, and mentally. Program: ElderSource What do we do?
The ElderSource Caring Connections Telephone Reassurance Program provides friendly telephone calls from trained volunteers to older adults who are living alone and/or are homebound. The goals of the program are to reduce isolation, loneliness, depression, anxiety and cognitive decline often faced by homebound seniors.
How can you help?
Regular phone calls from volunteers help seniors stay connected to their community and engage in meaningful relationships. Keeping seniors socially engaged also improves their overall quality of life physically, emotionally, and mentally. Program: ElderSource Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteers Needed for Adult Basic Education - Clay CountyJoin us as a Volunteer Tutor!In partnership with the Clay County Public Library System, the Literacy Alliance of Northeast Florida is seeking dedicated volunteer tutors in the Orange Park area. Tutors are crucial to our mission and play a significant role in making a positive impact on our students' lives.Our tutors:Must be at least 18 years of age AND pass a background screeningReceive online training, curriculum, materials, and supportCommit to at least 6 months of volunteering, approximately 1 hour a weekTutor adult students who generally read below a 9th grade levelWork one-on-one, with a small group, or computer-based instructionHelp a student build reading, language, and/or math skillsHelp a student work towards earning his/her GEDWork during varied times and locations based on student and tutor preferencesAre a part of a team to change adult lives through literacy!
* Tutor sessions may be completed 100% online or a combination of online/in-person. Students may request online or in-person tutoring support. If online, tutors will need a computer, WiFi, and a phone to participate. If in-person, tutoring is conducted in public locations, such as libraries, coffee shops, etc. Program: Literacy Alliance of Northeast Florida Join us as a Volunteer Tutor!In partnership with the Clay County Public Library System, the Literacy Alliance of Northeast Florida is seeking dedicated volunteer tutors in the Orange Park area. Tutors are crucial to our mission and play a significant role in making a positive impact on our students' lives.Our tutors:Must be at least 18 years of age AND pass a background screeningReceive online training, curriculum, materials, and supportCommit to at least 6 months of volunteering, approximately 1 hour a weekTutor adult students who generally read below a 9th grade levelWork one-on-one, with a small group, or computer-based instructionHelp a student build reading, language, and/or math skillsHelp a student work towards earning his/her GEDWork during varied times and locations based on student and tutor preferencesAre a part of a team to change adult lives through literacy!
* Tutor sessions may be completed 100% online or a combination of online/in-person. Students may request online or in-person tutoring support. If online, tutors will need a computer, WiFi, and a phone to participate. If in-person, tutoring is conducted in public locations, such as libraries, coffee shops, etc. Program: Literacy Alliance of Northeast Florida Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32073 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Feline Care- Offsite Transportation & CleaningClay County Animal Services volunteers assist with feline caregiving at offsite locations. Duties include feeding, cleaning, and socializing cats to ensure their well-being and increase their chances of adoption. This is a rewarding opportunity to make a difference in the lives of animals in need. Program: Clay County Animal Services Clay County Animal Services volunteers assist with feline caregiving at offsite locations. Duties include feeding, cleaning, and socializing cats to ensure their well-being and increase their chances of adoption. This is a rewarding opportunity to make a difference in the lives of animals in need. Program: Clay County Animal Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Operation Lifeline Inc., Admin- Homes for Heroes/Help for FamiliesOperation Lifeline is dedicated to fostering safe and inclusive housing,
with a special focus on supporting veterans. Our mission is made possible by a
mostly volunteer-based construction crew, generous support from vendors, and
government grants that help individuals secure proper and affordable housing.
On-site, a master carpenter provides guidance for those interested in
learning or who already have experience in construction. We also offer weekly
volunteer opportunities, including fence repair, gardening, and house
preparation. There are many other ways to get involved and make a meaningful
impact.
Join us in building stronger communities—one home at a time.
A RELEASE OF LIABILITY WAIVER must be signed by every volunteer. Program: Operation Lifeline Inc Operation Lifeline is dedicated to fostering safe and inclusive housing,
with a special focus on supporting veterans. Our mission is made possible by a
mostly volunteer-based construction crew, generous support from vendors, and
government grants that help individuals secure proper and affordable housing.
On-site, a master carpenter provides guidance for those interested in
learning or who already have experience in construction. We also offer weekly
volunteer opportunities, including fence repair, gardening, and house
preparation. There are many other ways to get involved and make a meaningful
impact.
Join us in building stronger communities—one home at a time.
A RELEASE OF LIABILITY WAIVER must be signed by every volunteer. Program: Operation Lifeline Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Parks Stewardship VolunteerHelp to conserve native habitat in Clay County Parks! Join us as a Clay County Park Steward and assist in trash cleanups, invasive plant removal, and other various parks beautification projects. Volunteers must be comfortable working in wooded areas of the parks with sparse to sometimes dense vegetation. As well as, open areas in direct sunlight.
Gloves and some tools are provided for groups. Great task for groups or a single person.
Qualifications: Must be able to bend, squat, or crouch for long periods of time, tolerate biting insects, work in variable weather temperatures. Volunteers must wear long sleeves, long pants, and closed toe shoes.Benefits: Instantly see the impact you are making to preserve habitat! Removing trash allows for the safety of our native animals, and for our parks to thrive. Removing invasive plants help to prevent them from out-competing native plants that provide food and shelter to animals. Have the opportunity to immerse yourself in natural areas that are seldom seen by visitors. Be a part of improving the quality of a local habitat and support native wildlife!
Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Help to conserve native habitat in Clay County Parks! Join us as a Clay County Park Steward and assist in trash cleanups, invasive plant removal, and other various parks beautification projects. Volunteers must be comfortable working in wooded areas of the parks with sparse to sometimes dense vegetation. As well as, open areas in direct sunlight.
Gloves and some tools are provided for groups. Great task for groups or a single person.
Qualifications: Must be able to bend, squat, or crouch for long periods of time, tolerate biting insects, work in variable weather temperatures. Volunteers must wear long sleeves, long pants, and closed toe shoes.Benefits: Instantly see the impact you are making to preserve habitat! Removing trash allows for the safety of our native animals, and for our parks to thrive. Removing invasive plants help to prevent them from out-competing native plants that provide food and shelter to animals. Have the opportunity to immerse yourself in natural areas that are seldom seen by visitors. Be a part of improving the quality of a local habitat and support native wildlife!
Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Become a Foster Hero for Animals in NeedDo you love cats, dogs, or both? Consider opening your heart and home as a foster volunteer!
Fostering provides a temporary, safe, and loving environment for animals while they wait for their forever families. Whether you're caring for a playful puppy, a shy kitten, a senior companion, or a pet recovering from surgery, your support can make a life-changing difference.
Why Foster?
Help save animal lives by creating space in the shelter for other pets in need.
Provide comfort, socialization, and love in a home environment.
Learn about an animal's personality and help them become more adoptable.
Experience the joy of helping a pet find their forever home.
What We Provide
Food and supplies (as available)
Veterinary care and support
Guidance from shelter staff throughout the fostering experience
What You Provide
A safe and caring temporary home
Time, patience, and love
Transportation to scheduled veterinary or adoption appointments, if needed
Whether you can foster for a few days, a few weeks, or longer, your commitment helps give animals the second chance they deserve.
Ready to make a difference? Program: Clay County Animal Services Do you love cats, dogs, or both? Consider opening your heart and home as a foster volunteer!
Fostering provides a temporary, safe, and loving environment for animals while they wait for their forever families. Whether you're caring for a playful puppy, a shy kitten, a senior companion, or a pet recovering from surgery, your support can make a life-changing difference.
Why Foster?
Help save animal lives by creating space in the shelter for other pets in need.
Provide comfort, socialization, and love in a home environment.
Learn about an animal's personality and help them become more adoptable.
Experience the joy of helping a pet find their forever home.
What We Provide
Food and supplies (as available)
Veterinary care and support
Guidance from shelter staff throughout the fostering experience
What You Provide
A safe and caring temporary home
Time, patience, and love
Transportation to scheduled veterinary or adoption appointments, if needed
Whether you can foster for a few days, a few weeks, or longer, your commitment helps give animals the second chance they deserve.
Ready to make a difference? Program: Clay County Animal Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer with NAMI Jacksonville!NAMI is a grassroots organization led by volunteers who are committed to providing mental health programs, services, and advocacy to people with mental health conditions and their family members. If you're looking for a way to help people in your community who are affected by mental illness, consider becoming a volunteer at NAMI Jacksonville. We provide training for those interested in facilitating support groups, teaching classes, tabling events and more. We will interview each volunteer and see where they may fit the best in our program. Some opportunities are virtual as well.
Program: NAMI Jacksonville NAMI is a grassroots organization led by volunteers who are committed to providing mental health programs, services, and advocacy to people with mental health conditions and their family members. If you're looking for a way to help people in your community who are affected by mental illness, consider becoming a volunteer at NAMI Jacksonville. We provide training for those interested in facilitating support groups, teaching classes, tabling events and more. We will interview each volunteer and see where they may fit the best in our program. Some opportunities are virtual as well.
Program: NAMI Jacksonville Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Camp Chowenwaw Park MaintenanceHelp keep our local parks clean! The Camp Chowenwaw Parks Maintenance position would include trimming encroaching vegetation along boardwalks and trails, assist in making the trails more user friendly, and possible other tasks as needed. Volunteers should be comfortable walking, leaning, and sometimes crouching Volunteers should be comfortable using loppers and pruning shears Long pants, closed-toe shoes, and water are highly recommended.Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Help keep our local parks clean! The Camp Chowenwaw Parks Maintenance position would include trimming encroaching vegetation along boardwalks and trails, assist in making the trails more user friendly, and possible other tasks as needed. Volunteers should be comfortable walking, leaning, and sometimes crouching Volunteers should be comfortable using loppers and pruning shears Long pants, closed-toe shoes, and water are highly recommended.Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Camp Chowenwaw Tree TrimmerHelp keep our parks safe! The Camp Chowenwaw Tree Trimmer position would include trimming various limbs and other encroaching vegetation along boardwalks and trails plus camper areas, and possible other tasks as needed. Volunteers should be comfortable walking, leaning, and sometimes crouching Volunteers should be comfortable using saws, loppers, and pruning shears **Previous Experience in Tree Trimming Preferred**Long pants, closed-toe shoes, and water are highly recommended.Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Help keep our parks safe! The Camp Chowenwaw Tree Trimmer position would include trimming various limbs and other encroaching vegetation along boardwalks and trails plus camper areas, and possible other tasks as needed. Volunteers should be comfortable walking, leaning, and sometimes crouching Volunteers should be comfortable using saws, loppers, and pruning shears **Previous Experience in Tree Trimming Preferred**Long pants, closed-toe shoes, and water are highly recommended.Program: Clay County Camp Chowenwaw Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help Stock Hope: Join Our Food Pantry Prep Team (1st & 3rd Wednesdays)Volunteers are needed on the first and third Wednesday of each month from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. to help Stock Hope by supporting our food pantry team. During this time, volunteers assist with unloading delivery trucks and stocking shelves, ensuring food is organized, accessible, and ready for families in need. This support makes it possible to provide food to the community weekly and to host larger monthly food distributions that serve dozens of families. By giving just two hours twice a month, volunteers help strengthen food security, reduce hunger, and create a reliable source of support for our community.
Program: Wilkinson Jr High Community Partnership School Volunteers are needed on the first and third Wednesday of each month from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. to help Stock Hope by supporting our food pantry team. During this time, volunteers assist with unloading delivery trucks and stocking shelves, ensuring food is organized, accessible, and ready for families in need. This support makes it possible to provide food to the community weekly and to host larger monthly food distributions that serve dozens of families. By giving just two hours twice a month, volunteers help strengthen food security, reduce hunger, and create a reliable source of support for our community.
Program: Wilkinson Jr High Community Partnership School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32068 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Community Care Crew: Food Pantry Volunteers NeededWilkinson Jr. High Community Partnership School proudly serves our students and families through our on-campus food pantry. Providing support, dignity, and nourishment to our school community. We are seeking caring volunteers to help us continue this important mission on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month from 10:15–12:15. Volunteers assist with organizing, stocking, and preparing food so families can access healthy, reliable resources. By giving just two hours of your time, you become part of a community partnership that helps remove barriers to learning and strengthens the well-being of our students and neighbors.
Program: Wilkinson Jr High Community Partnership School Wilkinson Jr. High Community Partnership School proudly serves our students and families through our on-campus food pantry. Providing support, dignity, and nourishment to our school community. We are seeking caring volunteers to help us continue this important mission on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month from 10:15–12:15. Volunteers assist with organizing, stocking, and preparing food so families can access healthy, reliable resources. By giving just two hours of your time, you become part of a community partnership that helps remove barriers to learning and strengthens the well-being of our students and neighbors.
Program: Wilkinson Jr High Community Partnership School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32068 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Meals On The Wheels- Call for VolunteersProgram: Aging True Program: Aging True Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Meals and Mission Food Delivery ProgramOperation Lifeline is in need of volunteers to pick up food items from two different WAWA locations in St. Johns, FL. Pick up will be everyday Monday through Friday - preferably in the mornings from: WAWA @ 490 CR 210, St. Johns, FL 32259Pick up will be every Wednesday and Thursday only - preferably in the mornings from: WAWA @ 54 Cypress Edge Drive, St. Johns, FL 32259Volunteers will need to pick up green food transport bags and authorizing badge from the Operation Lifeline Headquarters in Green Cove Springs, FL located at 1689 Idlewild Ave. before going to the WAWA location. We can also use assistance with distributing the food to various organizations that are in need of the food items. We are looking for dedicated volunteers that would like to participate in a much needed and growing food distribution project. Helping in this program will allow us to grow our footprint, get more food and in turn distribute more food to those individuals and families in need. High School students are welcome to join this program, for their volunteer hours requirement.
Program: Operation Lifeline Inc Operation Lifeline is in need of volunteers to pick up food items from two different WAWA locations in St. Johns, FL. Pick up will be everyday Monday through Friday - preferably in the mornings from: WAWA @ 490 CR 210, St. Johns, FL 32259Pick up will be every Wednesday and Thursday only - preferably in the mornings from: WAWA @ 54 Cypress Edge Drive, St. Johns, FL 32259Volunteers will need to pick up green food transport bags and authorizing badge from the Operation Lifeline Headquarters in Green Cove Springs, FL located at 1689 Idlewild Ave. before going to the WAWA location. We can also use assistance with distributing the food to various organizations that are in need of the food items. We are looking for dedicated volunteers that would like to participate in a much needed and growing food distribution project. Helping in this program will allow us to grow our footprint, get more food and in turn distribute more food to those individuals and families in need. High School students are welcome to join this program, for their volunteer hours requirement.
Program: Operation Lifeline Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Playgroup VolunteerBe a Dog's Best Friend!
Love dogs? Spend your volunteer time helping shelter dogs enjoy one of their favorite parts of the day—playgroup! Playgroup Volunteers assist staff with setting up yards, observing dog interactions, helping with enrichment activities, and cheering on our pups as they make friends and build confidence. What you'll do: Perfect for: Dog lovers who enjoy being outdoors, staying active, and watching dogs be dogs! Program: Clay County Animal Services Be a Dog's Best Friend!
Love dogs? Spend your volunteer time helping shelter dogs enjoy one of their favorite parts of the day—playgroup! Playgroup Volunteers assist staff with setting up yards, observing dog interactions, helping with enrichment activities, and cheering on our pups as they make friends and build confidence. What you'll do: Perfect for: Dog lovers who enjoy being outdoors, staying active, and watching dogs be dogs! Program: Clay County Animal Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Enrichment VolunteerTurn Ordinary Days Into Extraordinary Adventures! Shelter life can be stressful, and that's where Enrichment Volunteers come in! You'll help create exciting activities that keep animals mentally and physically engaged. From treat puzzles and scent games to special toys and creative activities, you'll help make every day brighter for our shelter pets. What you'll do: Perfect for: Creative animal lovers who want to make a direct impact on an animal's happiness and well-being. Program: Clay County Animal Services Turn Ordinary Days Into Extraordinary Adventures! Shelter life can be stressful, and that's where Enrichment Volunteers come in! You'll help create exciting activities that keep animals mentally and physically engaged. From treat puzzles and scent games to special toys and creative activities, you'll help make every day brighter for our shelter pets. What you'll do: Perfect for: Creative animal lovers who want to make a direct impact on an animal's happiness and well-being. Program: Clay County Animal Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32043 Allow Groups: No |