People – adults, youth and children (over the age of 10 is best) – assist us in a variety of ways. Some come for an hour. Others help for a day. A number of people are regulars working with us once a week or once a month. Still others volunteer for an entire weekend or…
Individuals 16 and older help at Baldwin Center weekly, monthly, or seasonally during our regular hours. Need more flexibility? Ask us about off-site opportunities.
We embrace the diversity of volunteers that share time with us. We believe that each has unique gifts to share and we carefully match volunteers to the needs at Angels’ Place. Relatively large projects can often be broken down in order to engage an adult with technical skills & experience, as well as to focus…
Volunteers are on call & respond to home manager requests for minor repairs. Seasonal Yard Maintenance Volunteers. Spring & Fall Yard Clean Up Volunteers. Special Projects include Eagle Scouts & skilled corporate groups.
Brings together families, friends, loved ones and volunteers invested in bending the curve on the diabetes epidemic and funding research to find a cure.
Help with our fantastic summer camps! Camps are every week all summer long. Be a part of this amazing experience alongside our professional educators who will share the thrill of science, technology, engineering, art, mathematics (STEAM), and aerospace science with campers through TONS of hands-on activities and interactive experiments.
Be the Air Zoo’s first point of contact with our guests and set the tone for fun! Volunteers will greet customers and give general information about the Air Zoo. Must be at least 17 and able to work a minimum of 12 hours a month.
Assist with one of our events.
We encourage individuals to become more engaged as citizens and stewards of the environment. Help us improve the community through by volunteering with programs such as Adopt a Park, Cultivating our Community, Community Cleanups and Recycling.
Preserve Volunteers help build trail, remove invasive species, complete plantings and participate in citizen science projects on the preserves