Volunteer Needs From: WVU Center for Community Engagement

The WV Women's Expo will be held on Friday, March 20, and Saturday, March 21, at the Beckley-Raleigh County Convention Center.

Needed: 5 to 6 volunteers split between the two days. 

Hours: 

Questions? Contact Beth Reger at breger@southernwvmedia.com.

The Student Government Association is hosting a community service clean-up event on March 27th from 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm with the Raleigh County Make it Shine committee from the Chambers of Commerce.

Are you an EXPH student? 

Looking for EXPH students to assist with a Dining with Diabetes class being offered by WVU Extension. There are four upcoming classes, and you may choose to assist with one or more. Your role will be to lead participants through about 20 minutes of gentle exercise. Most participants in this program are older and lead sedentary lifestyles. They are interested in things like chair yoga and Tai Chi. Volunteers will be reimbursed for travel time. 

Class 1: Wednesday, March 18,   12 pm 

Class 2: Wednesday, March 18,   5:30 pm 

Class 3: Wednesday, March 25,   12 pm 

Class 4: Wednesday, March 25,   5:30 pm

Location: 

Doddridge County Extension Office

461 Main Street

West Union, WV 

Please contact Whitney Glotfelty with the WVU Center for Community Engagement (Whitney.Glotfelty@mail.wvu.edu) who can put you in touch with the Extension agent! 

Graduate students are needed to serve as judges at the 2026 Spring Research Symposium scheduled to take place from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 9, 2026, at the Mountainlair. Graduate students in all disciplines are welcome to volunteer. Sign up for volunteer hours using iServe and then register to be a judge at the symposium here.

Volunteers help keep the WVU Core Arboretum beautiful, and you can be a part of the crew each Friday from 4-7 pm! Volunteers will work on trails, do invasive species removal, clean drainage channels, maintain lawn areas, etc. The program is open to all. It is hard work, but good exercise, and it is much appreciated by the Arboretum’s many users. There is a limit on the number of volunteers that we can accommodate each day, but the program will be ongoing. Interested volunteers should register here, and email Zach Fowler (zfowler@mail.wvu.edu) if you have any questions. Volunteers will meet near the Arboretum parking lot. Volunteers should wear closed toe shoes, long pants, and clothes that are okay to get dirty. The event will be cancelled if the weather is dangerous. 

Kick off the Spring trail season on Saturday, April 25 by joining the Mon River Trails Conservancy in celebrating our local Mon River Rail-Trails in Morgantown’s Wharf District (rail-trail mile 10). Enjoy shopping for hand-crafted jewelry, paintings, prints, wood art, and other local artisan products between 12PM-5PM in the Wharf District of Morgantown. Vendors will be located along the rail-trail and 10% of artisan sales will benefit the local rail-trails. In addition to art vendors, there will be live music, crafting tables for all ages, a face painting station, free rental of bikes and kayaks from Morgantown Area Outfitters, food vendors, and more. MRTC will lead a 2-mile walk on the rail-trail at 2pm, meet-up at MRTC tent next to Table 9 restaurant.

Volunteers are needed with set up of tables, tents, and supplies, directing and helping art and food vendors find their locations, and take down at end of day. Other opportunities to help include volunteering at craft tables or taking photos of the event for MRTC social media. Set up starts at 9AM and take down will start at 5PM and typically ends at 5:30PM.

The Handmade Market is a Main Street Morgantown Affiliate event. This event is hosted by MRTC with funding support from the Monongalia County Commission, City of Morgantown, Douglas H. Tanner Memorial Fund for the Arts, Your Community Foundation of North Central West Virginia, Inc., and Arts Monongahela – Arts Council of Greater Morgantown

By joining the NMDP donor registry, you could help save the life of someone with blood cancer. Matching donors must be very specific—similar to organ donation—but the process to join the registry is simple, and donation is simple and painless like giving a blood donation.

To get started, register online and NMDP will mail you a cheek swab kit. Swab the inside of your cheek, mail the kit back, and confirm your registration by text.

Joining the registry does not mean you will definitely be called to donate. You may never be matched, or it could take months or even years. However, registering means that if you are identified as a match, you are willing to move forward with the donation process.

To register, simply do so on the NMDP website: https://my.nmdp.org/s/join?language=en_US&joinCode=marrow17&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21894551707&gbraid=0AAAAADRYjn-PBU1U4ezaiuwD36FRq6yvQ&gclid=CjwKCAjwpcTNBhA5EiwAdO1S9heuxPe0W3eIoxKrs6Ytrnav8LdeNsvJ7TWVMTKkb6dbXf3R3Y6tPBoCxHwQAvD_BwE

For approval of hours, please submit proof of your registry and/or proof of your response to the text from NMDP confirming your spot on the registry. 

Support the Rosenbaum Family House by participating in a heartfelt drive or collection of high-need items! We’re dedicated to creating a warm and welcoming environment for our guests, and you can help us achieve that by contributing everyday essentials that make a difference during their stay.

Imagine the comfort these items bring to families in need—your generosity can help us create a home away from home! When you sign up, you'll receive an updated Wish List, guiding you to the most needed items. Together, let's make a positive impact in the lives of those we serve!

Join us at the Rosenbaum Family House and be a source of comfort for families navigating challenging medical situations right here in Morgantown. Your involvement can genuinely make a difference.

Imagine gathering with friends or classmates to prepare delicious meals for those in need—it's as simple as that! Our fully equipped kitchen is at your disposal, ready for your culinary creations. Plus, we have a small food pantry bursting with supplies to inspire your cooking ideas.

Whether you're an experienced chef or a kitchen novice, we welcome all to come and lend a hand. You can arrive any time during the day to get started, and our dedicated staff will be on hand to support you throughout your cooking adventure. Just a note: we have limited kitchen space and parking, so if your group has more than 10 people, we kindly ask you to sign up for two meal slots.

Join us in spreading joy and nourishment—let's bring comfort to those who need it most!

Our annual fundraiser, Bluegrass in the Backwoods, is coming up on June 11, 2026, and we need your help. We are looking for students from all 55 WV counties and 18 surrounding states to help us with a fundraising project.

How can you help? It’s quite simple. You know your hometown best and know who can be relied on to support others in need. You understand the groups, organizations, and businesses willing to help people in your state and community. Your knowledge is invaluable to us.

We will support you every step of the way by providing the tools and materials you need to reach out and ask for support for the Family House.

ALL 55 WV Counties Are Needed

States Needed: Alabama, California, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Montana, North Carolina, Nebraska, New York, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Virginia, Washington, Florida, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania

Love bringing people together? Join our Activities Planning Crew!! From chill movie nights to playing board games, dream up events, and meet awesome people. No experience needed — just good vibes and ideas.

You must sign up on the May May 2026 SignUpGenius link, THEN SIGN-UP IN iServe!

This link is updated daily based on the number of volunteers needed.  When you sign up on iServe, PLEASE indicate the date(s) and time(s) in the 'Additional Notes' section for which you signed up on the SignUpGenius :).

Please dress comfortably, wear closed-toe shoes, and dress weather appropriately. Depending on the task you may be outside for all or a portion of time.

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

The Winter FFA CDE Events welcome high school teams from all over the state to compete in FFA Career Development Events. The winning teams from each of these events will represent West Virginia in the National FFA Contest in the Fall. WVU Student volunteers are essential to making these events run smoothly. Thank you for helping make these events successful and rewarding for the visiting students and their teachers. 

Additional details coming soon

Join RAP 1 courses to engage in a broad discussion about your research as an undergrad! 

Prisoner Visitation and Support (PVS) is a volunteer visitation program for people incarcerated in federal and military prisons throughout the United States.

Our mission is to provide prisoners with regular, face to face contact from the world outside of prison to help them cope with prison life, encourage personal growth, and prepare for successful reentry into society.

Visits take place once a month and PVS visitors let the prisoners set the agenda for what they discuss. Common concerns are: lack of contact with family, untreated medical problems, work or educational plans upon release, current events, literature, etc.

This listing is for volunteers that are interested in visiting at FCI Beckley, a medium security federal prison for men in Beaver, West Virginia.

Come watch the game and help keep concourse clean during the game then help pick the stands afterwards. 

This volunteer need is for people to log hours from Red Cross service club when they volunteer at Sundale Nursing Home for bingo. 

This is an inaugural event with Campus Recreation where we are doing another fun run and kid's event in the spring semester at the Student Recreation Center. This event will take place on Saturday, April 18th starting at 9am with the kid's obstacle course and then followed by the 5k fun run at 9:30am. We are seeking volunteers to help with check-in, recording race times, and helping cheer participants on throughout the racecourse.

Role Summary
We are seeking a creative and motivated Graphic Design/Social Media Volunteer to support our outreach efforts. This volunteer will help create visually engaging content that highlights our mission, celebrates our volunteers, and increases awareness of our programs within the community.

Key Responsibilities

Ideal Candidate

Time Commitment
Flexible and remote-friendly. Approximately 2–5 hours per month, depending on current projects and campaigns.

What You’ll Gain

You must sign up on the April April 2026 SignUpGenius link, THEN SIGN-UP IN iServe!

This link is updated daily based on the number of volunteers needed.  When you sign up on iServe, PLEASE indicate the date(s) and time(s) in the 'Additional Notes' section for which you signed up on the SignUpGenius :).

Please dress comfortably, wear closed-toe shoes, and dress weather appropriately. Depending on the task you may be outside for all or a portion of time.

Volunteers help keep the WVU Core Arboretum beautiful, and you can be a part of the crew each Wednesday from 4-7 pm! Volunteers will work on trails, do invasive species removal, clean drainage channels, maintain lawn areas, etc. The program is open to all. It is hard work, but good exercise, and it is much appreciated by the Arboretum’s many users. There is a limit on the number of volunteers that we can accommodate each day, but the program will be ongoing. Interested volunteers should register here, and email Zach Fowler (zfowler@mail.wvu.edu) if you have any questions. Volunteers will meet near the Arboretum parking lot. Volunteers should wear closed toe shoes, long pants, and clothes that are okay to get dirty. The event will be cancelled if the weather is dangerous. 

The Walk Planning Committee is responsible for organizing, coordinating, and executing all aspects of the walk event to ensure a safe, engaging, and successful experience for participants. Committee members work collaboratively to plan logistics, develop a clear route, secure permits, coordinate volunteers, manage communications, and support event‑day operations.

This committee serves as the central planning team, bringing together individuals with diverse skills to oversee tasks such as route design, safety planning, marketing, fundraising (if applicable), participant engagement, and vendor relations. Members contribute ideas, attend planning meetings, and help ensure that the walk reflects the mission, goals, and values of the hosting organization.

Key Responsibilities:

The Alzheimer’s Association West Virginia Chapter is seeking a creative and motivated Graphic Design & Social Media Volunteer to help raise awareness, support community events, and contribute to the fight against Alzheimer’s disease.

What You’ll Do

Be a part of Morgantown's Friday night arts scene by volunteering for First Friday! This free gallery crawl brings local businesses and artists in Downtown Morgantown together to showcase our vibrant arts community. Volunteers will assist First Friday locations with a variety of tasks, such as checking people in, taking photos of exhibitions, and manning information tables. 

WVU Core Arboretum is having our annual Spring Flower Festival on Saturday, April 18, from 2-6 pm! This family-friendly, free event is open to everyone and will showcase the beautiful spring ephemeral wildflower display that happens every year in the Arboretum. We will have wildflower tours, live music, lawn games, nature activities for kids, food, and lots of information about other Arboretum programming. 

Volunteers for this need will meet at the Arboretum kiosk near the parking lot and help with cleanup after the festival on the evening of Saturday, April 18, from 6:00 pm until 8:00 pm. Volunteers should wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and clothes that they do not mind getting dirty. We will be working outside, so please dress for the weather. Thank you! 

WVU Core Arboretum is having our annual Spring Flower Festival on Saturday, April 18, from 2-6 pm! This family-friendly, free event is open to everyone and will showcase the beautiful spring ephemeral wildflower display that happens every year in the Arboretum. We will have wildflower tours, live music, lawn games, nature activities for kids, food, and lots of information about other Arboretum programming. 

Volunteers for this need will meet at the Arboretum kiosk near the parking lot and help with running the festival on the afternoon of Saturday, April 18, from 1:30 pm until 6:00 pm. Volunteers should wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and clothes that they do not mind getting dirty. We will be working outside, so please dress for the weather. Thank you! 

WVU Core Arboretum is having our annual Spring Flower Festival on Saturday, April 18, from 2-6 pm! This family-friendly, free event is open to everyone and will showcase the beautiful spring ephemeral wildflower display that happens every year in the Arboretum. We will have wildflower tours, live music, lawn games, nature activities for kids, food trucks, and lots of information about other Arboretum programming. 

Volunteers for this need will meet at the Arboretum kiosk near the parking lot and help with setup for the festival on Saturday, April 18, from 10:00 am until 1:00 pm. Volunteers should wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and clothes that they do not mind getting dirty. We will be working outside, so please dress for the weather. Thank you!

Ways to Get Involved

Volunteers assist in all areas at Health Right. Caring and qualified people work with patient charts, fill out applications for free medications, do clerical tasks, and help patients fill out applications and surveys.

Volunteers participate in various group projects from painting the clinic, offices and waiting rooms; to doing major indoor and outdoor cleanup work; to assisting in fund raising programs.

LIGHT Project Volunteer Hours (NOT ACTIVELY RECRUITING)

-Stocking harm reduction room, assembling kits, copying forms. Behind the scenes work for LIGHT Project.

Clinic Volunteer Hours 

-A variety of health care related tasks to be completed at the Front Desk and in the Clinic area.

Friendship House/Friendship Fairmont Volunteer Hours- Wellness in Recovery

-Assist with person centered recovery groups and activities.

**** IMPORTANT! You must give 24 hours notice to volunteer. Please do not arrive until you have received confirmation by email! ****

Dress is casual but must be neat and clean.

• Please no midriff tops, no t-shirts with drug or alcohol references and no tank tops or spaghetti strap outfits
• We ask that you avoid strong perfume and cigarette odor since some patients and staff could be sensitive to strong smells.
• No shorts or flip flops
• Tattoos and Piercings will be allowed based on Executive/Assistant Director discretion.

If you do not arrive for your shifts, or cancel multiple shifts without notice, you will be removed from the Active Volunteer list for the remainder of that semester. 

You may be turned away from your desired shift if you have not:

- responded to the need in iServe with at least 24-hour notice (WVU Students Only)
- claim your shifts at the SignUp Genius links with at least 24-hour notice
- received an email confirmation with your hours and who to report to at the clinic 

IF YOU ARE NOT CONFIRMED BY EMAIL, YOU MAY BE TURNED AWAY!!! Thanks!!

Help with whatever project or goal is set for the day: hanging & sorting clothing, data entry, bagging bread/produce, getting special needs, cleaning, front desk registration, food pantry, career closets, etc. 

Hours of Operation: Monday through Thursday, 9 am-4 pm; Friday, 9 am-2 pm. Hours are flexible as needed/classes dictate.

Volunteer for ROTC associated service learning opportunities. Cadet can submit for volunteer hours for the following activities - color guard missions, stadium clean-up, career fair support and other activities outside of the normal ROTC requirements. This pertains to blood drive donors and volunteers.

The Peak Health Aquatic Center is hosting the Pennsylvania YMCA's culminating track competition March 20-22.  With over 1000 participants from all over the state of Pennsylvania this is one of the facility's largest event each year.  Volunteers will provide a number of tasks from set up to tear down and clean up and helping with Parking cars. 

This volunteer position would be helping to develop the overall board and oversight of a new, grassroots initiative called the Northstar Nature Club. Our goal would be to engage and empower individuals to appreciate, protect, and enjoy the natural environment.

The position of the Chief Engineering Officer of the board would maintain the Club’s equipment and gear and provide technical advice for Club initiatives.

This volunteer position would be helping to develop the overall board and oversight of a new, grassroots initiative called the Northstar Nature Club. Our goal would be to engage and empower individuals to appreciate, protect, and enjoy the natural environment.

The position of the Chief Tactical Officer of the board would assist in the planning and safe execution of outdoor and field activities. They would ensure safety and preparedness for all legal and security aspects of Club events and members.

This volunteer position would be helping to develop the overall board and oversight of a new, grassroots initiative called the Northstar Nature Club. Our goal would be to engage and empower individuals to appreciate, protect, and enjoy the natural environment.

The position of the Chief Communication Officer of the board would oversee all Club communications, including newsletters, social media, and public relations efforts. Ensures timely and accurate dissemination of information to members and the public.

This volunteer position would be helping to develop the overall board and oversight of a new, grassroots initiative called the Northstar Nature Club. Our goal would be to engage and empower individuals to appreciate, protect, and enjoy the natural environment.

The position of the Secretary of the board would record and preserve the official minutes of all meetings. They would also maintains Club records, membership rosters, and manage official correspondence.

This volunteer position would be helping to develop the overall board and oversight of a new, grassroots initiative called the Northstar Nature Club. Our goal would be to engage and empower individuals to appreciate, protect, and enjoy the natural environment.

The position of the Treasurer of the board would manage all financial affairs of the Club, including preparing budgets, maintaining financial records, and issuing financial reports. They would also collects dues and donations and disburses funds with Executive Board approval.

This volunteer position would be helping to develop the overall board and oversight of a new, grassroots initiative called the Northstar Nature Club. Our goal would be to engage and empower individuals to appreciate, protect, and enjoy the natural environment.

The position of the Chief Science Officer of the board would oversee scientific education and research initiatives within the Club. They would also coordinate citizen science projects and ensures scientific integrity in outreach efforts.

It’s time for our annual Pop-Up Used Bookstore Fundraiser! Our sale will take place in April, and that means we need help getting thousands of donated books ready.

We are looking for volunteers to help unload from cars, move, and sort books by genre at our pop-up store in the Morgantown Mall (one with movie theater, our store is across from Dunham’s store). This is a hands-on opportunity to support adult literacy while earning volunteer hours and helping with a fun community event.

The back door to the store is near parking lot #24 and is located behind the barriers that block the view of the dumpsters. If you get lost, you can call 724-491-2007 and Jen Musho/ Dr. Alan Collins will help guide you. Feel free to bring headphones, gloves (it gets dusty), and a waterbottle! You do not have to stay for the whole shift.

Camp Kesem Donation Drive
Camp Kesem is a free summer camp that supports children affected by a parent’s cancer. They are currently in need of full-size toothbrushes and toothpaste (regular or children's), and your donations can make a meaningful impact.

How service hours work:

Donate 2 full-size items = 1 hour of service

Maximum of 10 service hours may be earned through this drive

Donation details:

Donation bin will be located under the stairs at the pylons

Drive dates: January 27th to February 26th

Be registered for WVU Pre-Dental Club on Engage

Pay your $10 club dues

Fill out the Google Form after donating

 If you have any service-related questions, please contact Ian at ipm00006@mix.wvu.edu.

Thank you for supporting this great cause and for your continued involvement in serving our community!

Welcome WVU students and faculty!  We need your help!  Animal Friends is a 501(c)(3) non profit with a mission to save animals from euthanasia.  We operate a thrift shoppe in Morgantown that funds the operation of our no kill shelter.  Items are donated from the community and processed for sale in our shoppe.  As you can imagine, this takes a lot of work!  We are accepting volunteers on Tuesday 11-5, Thursday and Friday 11-3 and Saturday 10-3.  Your help would be so appreciated.   Help is needed to sort and clean donations, tag clothes, assist cashiers, arranging displays and pricing and a variety of other jobs.  See you at the shoppe?  

HOURS OF OPERATION: Tuesday 11-5 pm, Friday 11 a.m. – 3 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. (fills up fast)

Any time you can give is greatly appreciated!

Please text 304-290-0161 to schedule a day and time to volunteer (see above) and be added to our volunteer calendar.   We hope to see you soon!

Mountaineer Mall, 5000 Greenbag Road, Suite C10, Morgantown, WV 26501

Thank you so much!

Join us on March, 28th 2026 as a volunteer for our annual Easter Egg hunt here at Camp Muffly Park. Volunteers will be needed from 10:00am to approximately 5pm. This is a free public event for kids. We will have crafts and games as well as pictures with the Easter Bunny beginning at 11am, with the egg hunt starting at 1:00pm. There will be egg hunts broken up for different age groups. Volunteers will be spreading eggs out as we get an approximation of how many kids we will have per age group. 

Volunteers will be needed to help guests to their correct egg hunt areas. As well as assisting with crafts, games, and set up and take down. Please wear appropriate clothing for a family friendly event that will take place primarily outdoors. Clean-up may include packing away eggs, games, and promotional equipment and storing  them away. Please be prepared to lift items weighing up to 30 pounds while working together. Volunteers will also be asked to help with facility clean up. Duties may include wiping down surfaces, storing away tables and chairs, sweeping, moping, etc...

We also need one enthusiastic and energetic volunteer to wear the Easter Bunny Suit for photos. If you would like to reserve this role, please email Taylor Helms, Recreation Manager at thelms@monongaliacounty.gov as soon as possible. 

Volunteers will NOT be permitted to hunt for Easter Eggs. 

Food trucks are available for lunch at your own purchase. 

Please email thelms@monongaliacounty.gov or cmpark@monongaliacounty.gov

In this meeting, we are doing Narcan training. This event is for members who have paid dues. 

Run or walk alongside a participant and help her feel confident and supported on race day.

Perfect for:

You make the difference between nervous and unstoppable.

Help us create a safe, joyful, high‑energy event!

No experience needed — just a positive spirit!

Complete the SmartRx Naloxone Training at the following url:
https://wvdii.thinkific.com/courses/library

Once you complete the training, you must 1) email your completion certificate to smn00006@mix.wvu.edu and 2) record your completion of this need in your iServe account no later than 4pm May 16th, 2026. One volunteer hour will be approved within one week of your iServe submission and receipt of your completion certificate. 

1. Demographic survey: designed to collect demographic information such as age, gender, race/ethnicity, occupation, etc. 

2. Pre-program Survey (Pre-test): designed to evaluate your knowledge of opioids, naloxone, and the relationship between these two drugs. We are also interested in assessing what you may already know about the different forms of naloxone that are approved here in the state of West Virginia. This test consists of twenty questions and should take around 5-10 minutes to complete. 

3. Naloxone Training: consisting of three (3) video modules describing how to use the three of types of naloxone approved in West Virginia. All three video trainings will equip you with important information relating to naloxone and how to use this drug to save a life.  The learning objectives for this training include:

Lilith McGhee, Outreach Coordinator: Lilith@wvdii.org 

If you need need a closed caption option for this training, please email the West Virginia Drug Intervention Institute, use the email provided above.

Once a month we have a shipment delivery totaling in the 10's of thousands of pounds we need strong backs to come help us unload these trucks and bring them into the food pantry, and then get the imtes organized properly. 

This free, 1.5-hour, online training helps first responders assist individuals with mental illness or substance use disorder who are in crisis using safe, positive approaches.

Course Link: https://www.samhsa.gov/technical-assistance/dtac/training/safe-scenes

Course participants will receive a certificate upon completion. To receive 1.5 hour of service please e-mail proof of certification to Shaelee Nelson at smn00006@mix.wvu.edu

The New Horizons Band at OLLI provides older adult learners with opportunities to make music, strengthen skills, and enjoy the social and cognitive benefits of ensemble participation. OLLI is seeking a volunteer Band Leader who will guide rehearsals, support musicians with varying backgrounds, and cultivate a welcoming, encouraging musical community.

This role is an excellent fit for graduate students in music or related fields seeking practical ensemble leadership experience, working professionals interested in meaningful community engagement, and retired music educators or conductors who want to stay musically active and share their expertise.

Responsibilities

Qualifications

Ideal for:

Graduate Students (Music, Conducting, Music Education, Arts Administration)

Professionals Seeking Community Service Opportunities

Retired Music Educators and Conductors

Benefits

To Apply or Learn More

Contact OLLI at WVU at olli@hsc.wvu.edu for details or to express interest. Visit olliatwvu.org to lean more about OLLI at WVU and its impact on healthy aging in our community.

Provide basic tech support during OLLI online classes, assist with Zoom setup, and help ensure smooth virtual sessions. Edit and upload recordings of OLLI classes to YouTube. Must be proficient in video editing and have access to editing software.

We are looking for 3-5 volunteers who enjoy working with kids to help facilitate special programming at the Mountaineer Train Show, Sunday March 15 from 9:30am-4:30pm at the Morgantown Mall. 

Volunteers will assist children and families with a STEM-related activity and help ensure smooth operations of the museum during this special event.

Stocking harm reduction room, assembling kits, copying forms. Behind the scenes work for LIGHT Project. (If you would prefer to work directly with clients, you must complete training. You can also email the Volunteer Coordinator volunteer@mphealthright.org if you have any questions

***YOU MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LIGHT PROJECT AS A VOLUNTEER***

When natural disasters occur be ready to respond with students and community members.  West Virginia has flooding, tornados, power outages, water issues and so many other disasters that we have historically responded to.   The training is $10 and is set for Saturday, March 21 8:30-5:00 at Suncrest United Methodist Church 479 Van Voorhis Road in Morgantown.  Click on this link to sign up.   ERT Training - March 21st

You must sign up on the March March 2026 SignUpGenius link, THEN SIGN-UP IN iServe!

This link is updated daily based on the number of volunteers needed.  When you sign up on iServe, PLEASE indicate the date(s) and time(s) in the 'Additional Notes' section for which you signed up on the SignUpGenius :).

Please dress comfortably, wear closed-toe shoes, and dress weather appropriately. Depending on the task you may be outside for all or a portion of time.

Get Moving! is hosting their first annual Kids Fun Run, which will take place directly following the start of the Stepping Into Spring 5k at Milan Puskar Stadium. Registered kids will participate in fun running games like sharks & minnows, tag, red light - green light, etc. Volunteers are expected to arrive at 8:00 AM on the day of the event, and roles will be assigned then.

Hey Red Crossers! In today's meeting, we are going to be making cards for bingo! 

In this meeting, we have a guest speaker, Ellen, here to discuss the LGBTQ+ blood drive and initiative.

Children from across West Virginia gather with local athletes and special guests to promote healthy lifestyles and participate in a Day of Play. This activity camp allows children ages 4-12 to participate in an activity camp with 10 stations of various physical activity drills. 

Volunteer responsibilities could include, but are not limited to: registration table, group leaders, water station, silent auction supervisors, photographers, and more. 

Get Moving! Inc. is producing its first annual 5k! Happening on March 21, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Registration at 8:00 am. We are looking for volunteers to help on the day of! Please arrive by 7:30 am to get your respposiblities for the day from the Get Moving! 5K Team. Clean will follow the event until 12:30 pm. 

Looking for experienced or inexperienced bike mechanics, anyone willing to learn or just help out and arrange things, get parts, clean bikes, general help. 

Join the WVU Association of Energy Engineers as we help Earth with some much needed spring cleaning!

This volunteer opportunity open to all WVU students and is SAC eligable!

Cleanup will begin on the Mountainair Green and continue to nearby areas.

Doughnuts, trash bags, trash grabbers, and gloves will be provided. Arrive approximately 15 minutes early for the safety talk and action plan. Please make sure to wear closed-toed shoes and pants if possible.

Feel free to reach out to the listed contact(s) with any questions, we look forward to seeing you there!

The library is seeking a Spanish teacher to teach adults beginner Spanish. This would be a monthly recurring program in the evenings. We are willing to schedule this class around your schedule. 

Reach Out and Read is a nonprofit organization that promotes early childhood literacy by integrating literacy into healthcare. Reading to younger children supports healthy cognitive and language development. Kappa Psi is working to collect donations for Reach Out & Read and collect books to donate to local pediatric clinics to give opportunities to local caregivers to read to their children.

The 5K is scheduled for April 25th, 2026 at the Student Recreation Center (2001 Rec Center Dr). Entry for the 5K is $5 or a donation of a children's book per participant. Please be at the Student Recreation Center by 9:30 AM for check-in as the walk/run will begin at 10 AM. This is not a chip-timed race.

Health professional students will be running kid-friendly activity tables at the finish line! Kappa Psi is planning on taking photos, so please indicate if you do not want to be included in the Photo Release Form/Consent.

Link to register: https://forms.gle/RS27qRYxSf8uR9Vq5  

Questions? Contact Hanna Jandrain (hnj0006@mix.wvu.edu)

Join our Pop Tab Collection Drive to help support the Ronald Mcdonald House and the families they serve. Please leave your pop tab donations outside of HSC South third floor room 3830 or Room 3313A.

Join us for an evening of conversation, connection, and community action!

Our Community Wrapping Parties bring together folks from all walks of life to help get books into the hands of incarcerated readers across Appalachia. Attendees can expect to spend the duration of the event packaging and addressing books for mailing.

Whether you are a longtime volunteer or brand new to our organization, we warmly invite you to attend—no prior experience necessary. The only required skills are legible handwriting and a passion for the project.

While this event is open to everyone, please note: first-time volunteers must complete our New Volunteer Training before volunteering independently at the Aull Center. Wrapping parties are a great way to get involved, but they don’t replace training.

When: Wednesday, April 15th — Drop in anytime between 6-8 p.m.
Where: Ascend WV, 1279 University Ave, Morgantown, WV 26505
Who: All kinds are welcome—bring a friend or make a few!

Limited parking is available on-site, and there’s additional parking nearby in the Spruce Street and Pleasant/Chestnut garages.

Wrap some books and be part of something bigger. We can’t wait to see you there!

Join us for an evening of conversation, connection, and community action!

Our Community Wrapping Parties bring together folks from all walks of life to help get books into the hands of incarcerated readers across Appalachia. Attendees can expect to spend the duration of the event packaging and addressing books for mailing.

Whether you are a longtime volunteer or brand new to our organization, we warmly invite you to attend—no prior experience necessary. The only required skills are legible handwriting and a passion for the project.

While this event is open to everyone, please note: first-time volunteers must complete our New Volunteer Training before volunteering independently at the Aull Center. Wrapping parties are a great way to get involved, but they don’t replace training.

When: Wednesday, March 18th — Drop in anytime between 6-8 p.m.
Where: Ascend WV, 1279 University Ave, Morgantown, WV 26505
Who: All kinds are welcome—bring a friend or make a few!

Limited parking is available on-site, and there’s additional parking nearby in the Spruce Street and Pleasant/Chestnut garages.

Wrap some books and be part of something bigger. We can’t wait to see you there!

This is for our members to log their volunteer hours for helping and donating to the drive. 

In this meeting, we will have a guest speaker from the Diversity office and maybe a speaker on sickle cell anemia. Spring dues will also be due at this meeting. 

Bring joy and color to the lives of hospice patients by painting cheerful window art murals on nursing home windows. This creative volunteer opportunity happens once a month and is perfect for anyone who loves art or simply wants to brighten someone’s day. All necessary supplies can be provided, and we’re happy to discuss what you’ll need. If you’d like to make a meaningful impact through creativity, we’d love to have you join us!

Faith in Action of the Greater Kanawha Valley is seeking 1–2 Intake Volunteers to support older adults entering our program. This role is ideal for students pursuing degrees in social work, nursing, counseling, gerontology, or related fields who are seeking meaningful, hands-on experience in a community-based setting.

Position Overview: Intake Volunteers conduct brief, in-home visits with new care receivers to introduce program services, gather relevant information, and ensure a safe and supportive experience for both clients and volunteers.

Responsibilities include:

Compensation & Benefits:

How to Apply:

Interested candidates—or faculty wishing to refer students—may contact: jennifer@faithinactiongkv.com or 304-881-7253

Join us in strengthening community through compassionate, neighbor-to-neighbor service.

We need volunteers to help make our Annual Ramp Dinner, Craft/Vendor Show, and Wildflower Walk a success on Saturday, April 25, 2026. Join us for a fun-filled day while giving back to your community. This is one of the BEST ways to earn service hours.

Location: Mason-Dixon Historical Park (Indoor and Outdoor Event)
Event Time: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Volunteer Shifts:

Volunteer Duties May Include:

Why Volunteer?

If you can only join us for part of the event, just let us know—we appreciate all the help we can get.

Sign up today and be part of this incredible event. Thank you for supporting Mason-Dixon Historical Park!

You may wonder, What is a Ramp Dinner?

A ramp dinner is a traditional Appalachian meal that celebrates ramps, a type of wild onion with a strong, garlicky flavor that grows in the eastern United States in early spring. These dinners are typically held in small towns and communities, often as fundraising events or social gatherings. Our ramps are even harvested from right here in our own park! 

At a ramp dinner, you'll find dishes featuring ramps as the star ingredient, along with other classic Appalachian comfort foods. Common menu items include:

Because ramps are only available for a short time each year, ramp dinners are a highly anticipated spring tradition in many Appalachian communities! Which is why it is so popular. We look forward to serving guests from far and wide. This is one of the easiest and fun volunteering opportunities around! 

Mural has been projected and traced onto the walls in "The Neighborhood" children's and youth space.  Artistic volunteers are needed to paint the mural's animals.  

Downtown Trick-or-Treat Volunteer

Help make Downtown Trick-or-Treat a fun and safe experience for families and kids! Volunteers are needed to support event operations and keep the festivities running smoothly.

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Help with setting up event areas before Trick-or-Treat begins

Pass out candy to trick-or-treaters during the event

Assist with tearing down and cleaning up after the event

Time Commitment:

Volunteers should be available for 5+ hours, including setup and teardown

This is a great way to support a beloved downtown tradition and bring some extra Halloween cheer to the community!

Small Business Saturday Volunteer

Support local businesses and help create a welcoming, lively atmosphere for Small Business Saturday in Downtown Morgantown! Volunteers play an important role in assisting with event activities and engaging with shoppers throughout the day.

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assist with general event tasks as needed

Walk up and down High Street and surrounding streets to support businesses and shoppers

Staff and manage an information or activity table

Help with event setup before Small Business Saturday and pack-up after the event

Time Commitment:

Volunteers should be available for 5+ hours, including setup and breakdown

This is a great opportunity to support small businesses, connect with the community, and be part of a downtown shopping tradition.

Arts Walk Volunteer on 9/12/26

Help bring Arts Walk to life in Downtown Morgantown! Arts Walk volunteers play a key role in supporting event operations and creating a welcoming experience for artists, performers, and visitors.

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assist with general event tasks as needed throughout the evening

Walk up and down High Street and surrounding streets to check in with artists, performers, and businesses

Staff and manage an information or activity table

Help with event setup before Arts Walk and pack-up after the event

Time Commitment:

Volunteers should be available for 5+ hours, including setup and breakdown

This is a great opportunity to support the local arts community, meet new people, and be part of one of Downtown Morgantown’s signature events.

Downtown Dash Volunteer on 5/9/26 

Help make Downtown Dash a success in Downtown Morgantown! Volunteers are essential to keeping the event running smoothly and creating a fun, welcoming experience for participants and spectators.

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assist with general event tasks as needed throughout the event

Walk up and down High Street and surrounding streets to support participants and event operations

Staff and manage an information or check-in table

Help with event setup before Downtown Dash and pack-up after the event

Time Commitment:

Volunteers should be available for 5+ hours, including setup and breakdown

This is a great opportunity to support a signature downtown event, engage with the community, and be part of an exciting race-day experience.

Arts Walk Volunteer For 5/9/26

Help bring Arts Walk to life in Downtown Morgantown! Arts Walk volunteers play a key role in supporting event operations and creating a welcoming experience for artists, performers, and visitors.

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assist with general event tasks as needed throughout the evening

Walk up and down High Street and surrounding streets to check in with artists, performers, and businesses

Staff and manage an information or activity table

Help with event setup before Arts Walk and pack-up after the event

Time Commitment:

Volunteers should be available for 4+ hours, including setup and breakdown

This is a great opportunity to support the local arts community, meet new people, and be part of one of Downtown Morgantown’s signature events.

First meeting of the semester, woo! We will go over the event plans and the speakers we will have throughout the semester. 

Meet at the Hazel Ruby McQuain Park at the time of your shift. Volunteers must be above the age of 18 or joined by a parent/guardian who meets the minimum age.

Faith in Action of the Greater Kanawha Valley has a wide array of volunteer opportunities available to students, staff, and community members in or around the Charleston, WV, area. All volunteers are required to complete a training with us, which is now available fully online allowing you to take the training at your own pace, on your own schedule. 

The link to that training is here: https://fiagkv-training.thinkific.com/courses/volunteer-orientation

On-boarded volunteers have the ability to self-schedule, affording them great flexibility in choosing how and when to serve. 

Walk For Wishes® is a nationwide Make-A-Wish fundraiser that supports granting life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. It's a family-friendly event powered by wish families, volunteers, companies, donors and friends. By joining this caring community of people at one of the many walks across the U.S., you will help ensure that no child waits even one unnecessary day to experience the hope and joy that a wish brings!

We need volunteers to help RAMP FORAGING to make our Annual Ramp Dinner, Craft/Vendor Show, and Wildflower Walk a success on Wednesday, April 22, 2026. Join us for a fun-filled day while giving back to your community. This is one of the BEST ways to earn service hours.

Location: Mason-Dixon Historical Park (Outdoor Event)
Event Time: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Volunteer Duties Include:

Please dress to get dirty and wear weather appropriate clothing. We will still collect the ramps if it is raining. Please meet at the Red Barn. 

We need volunteers to help make our with the Prep for the Annual Ramp Dinner, Craft/Vendor Show, and Wildflower Walk on Thursday, April 23, 2026.

Location: Mason-Dixon Historical Park (Indoors) 
Event Time: 2:00PM - 6:00PM

Volunteer Duties May Include:

Must be okay with getting wet and dirty. 

Sign up today and be part of this incredible event. Thank you for supporting Mason-Dixon Historical Park!

You may wonder, What is a Ramp Dinner?

A ramp dinner is a traditional Appalachian meal that celebrates ramps, a type of wild onion with a strong, garlicky flavor that grows in the eastern United States in early spring. Our ramps are even harvested from right here in our own park! 

Join us on Saturday, April 4th 2026 as a volunteer for our annual Easter Egg hunt here at Mason-Dixon Historical Park. Volunteers will be needed from 10:00am to approximately 5pm. This is a free public event for kids. We will have crafts and games as well as pictures with the Easter Bunny and Teeter Totter The River Otter beginning at 12 noon, with the egg hunt starting at 1:30pm. There will be egg hunts broken up for different age groups. Volunteers will be spreading eggs out as we get an approximation of how many kids we will have per age group. 

Volunteers will be needed to help guests to their correct egg hunt areas. As well as assisting with crafts, games, and set up and take down. Please wear appropriate clothing for a family friendly event that will take place primarily outdoors. Clean-up may include packing away eggs, games, and promotional equipment and storing  them away. Please be prepared to lift items weighing up to 30 pounds while working together.  Volunteers will also be asked to help with facility clean up. Duties may include wiping down surfaces, storing away tables and chairs, sweeping, moping, etc...

We also need two enthusiastic and energetic volunteers to wear the Easter Bunny Suit and/or the Teeter Totter the River Otter Suit for photos. If you would like to reserve this role, please email Taylor Helms, Recreation Manager at thelms@monongaliacounty.gov 

Volunteers will NOT be permitted to hunt for Easter Eggs. 

Volunteers will be offered a complimentary lunch from the Red Hat Ladies. (Food trucks are not included in the park provided lunch.) If you have food allergies or dietary restrictions please contact our Recreation Manger, Taylor Helms at thelms@monongaliacounty.gov 

Please email thelms@monongaliacounty.gov or mdpark@monongaliacounty.gov

We’d love to welcome you as a volunteer!

We ask student volunteers to commit to at least 15 hours per semester. We greatly appreciate a consistent, dedicated presence. Email apbpvolunteers@gmail.com if you are a returning volunteer who has already completed training so that we can update our records.

A one-hour training is required for new volunteers. Training is offered in the Aull Center at 351 Spruce Street—adjacent to the downtown Morgantown Public Library. Advance registration is required. Follow this link to sign up for a training session. * Please use your Mix email when registering.

The training will detail how you can get involved with APBP. You will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience, and a Volunteer Trainer will answer any questions you have. You may volunteer independently during the Aull Center’s hours of operation once you have completed training.

Aull Center Hours of Operation:
Monday and Tuesday: 9 a.m. — 6 p.m.
Wednesday to Friday: 9 a.m. — 4 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. — 1 p.m.

After you complete training and start volunteering, please bookmark our LinkTree. You will frequently use these resources while volunteering; they are also accessible via QR code in the Aull Center.

Please log your hours under this need by navigating to "Volunteer Need Responses."
* Please do not submit individual hours using the "Track Hours" tab.

If you are volunteering for a service-learning course, capstone, or any other special project, please email apbpvolunteers@gmail.com prior to volunteering.

This Volunteer Need will expire on 07/31/2026, at which point a new need for the Fall 2026 semester will become available. Please re-register for the new need at that time.

Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns. You can also refer to these APBP FAQs. Thank you for choosing to volunteer with APBP!

We’re calling on compassionate community members in Monongalia and Preston County to lend a hand in our fight against hunger. The Helpful Harvest Food Program needs volunteers to help pick up donations from local food drive locations and sort items at our central distribution site.

Whether you have a few hours or a full day to give, your time makes a real impact. Volunteers play a critical role in ensuring food gets where it’s needed most—quickly, safely, and with care.

What You’ll Do:

Pick up food donations from designated drop-off sites

Sort and organize items for distribution

Work alongside a passionate team committed to serving our neighbors

Who We’re Looking For:

Individuals, families, or groups ready to roll up their sleeves

Drivers with reliable transportation 

Anyone with a heart for service and a few hours to spare

Ready to help? Sign up today and be part of a movement that feeds families and fuels hope.

To schedule your shift and for any questions email lifebridge@unitedwaympc.org.