Volunteer Opportunities
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WHS Track and Field Volunteering
We are seeking volunteers to assist us with our three upcoming track meets for this season! Our first track meet is March 14, 2024. We will have someone who can sign off on volunteer hours for the days as well! Please use the link below to sign up.
Hunter Magnet Elementary School Spring Carnival
We are reaching out again this year for interested student volunteers to help at Hunter Magnet Elementary School's annual spring carnival, "Hunter Heritage".
The carnival is on April 19th from 5:00PM-8:00PM at Hunter Magnet Elementary School, located at 1018 E Davie St., Raleigh NC 27601. Volunteers are needed for event set-up, supervising carnival games and other activities and supporting our annual Art Show exhibit.
We have included a signup link below for details and student signups:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E084DA4AF29AAF58-48293902-2024
Wakefield Elementary School Carnival
We are currently looking for volunteers for our upcoming Spring Carnival on Saturday April 27th at Wakefield Elementary School. We are looking for volunteers to run our carnival games and activities for attendees. Shifts are 2-3 hours long and students can sign up for one or both shifts being offered. Someone will be on site to sign off on volunteer hours.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D4DAAAB23A2FF2-spring3#/
Equine Assisted Therapy - Unique Volunteer Opportunity!!
I work with an Occupational Therapist who does equine assisted therapy at a farm in Zebulon. We are looking for volunteers to help us with therapy appointments and potentially group events. Here is what we are looking for:
- Available for 3 – 6 hours at a time afterschool and weekends
- Able to get transportation to and from the farm
- Can work outside in various weather conditions (Appointments are canceled in the event of severe weather)
- Comfortable in farm setting and willing to get a little dirty
- Experience with horses a plus, but not required.
- Able to engage with children
- Professional communication skills
- Minimum commitment of 30 – 40 hours
- Proof of COVID-19 vaccination required
- We will provide necessary training
This is a great opportunity to explore the potential of careers in physical and occupational therapy, education, and equine care and management among others. If you have a student that is interested, have them contact me at this email address. I look forward to working with you! Please don’t hesitate to let me know if you have any questions.
Gratefully,
Beth Mancini
Program Manager
A Horse Connection, Equine Assisted Therapy
Miracle League of the Triangle
Looking for a fun, unique, and rewarding way to give back to the community?
Volunteer with the Miracle League of the Triangle this Fall!
The Miracle League creates positive life experiences for children and adults with special needs through America’s favorite pastime - baseball. Community support is vital to our volunteer-driven program. Each season, athletics teams, school clubs, honor/service societies, and more help our exceptional athletes enjoy a fun and rewarding game of baseball. In fact, it is such a great way to give back that many groups make return trips to our ball fields every season. We hope you will join us!
To view and submit your preferred dates, please click on this link to access our sign-up form.
If you submit dates, we will send you an email with your confirmed date and time slot soon!
Fall 2021 Dates
Cary Adult Leagues | Tuesdays and Thursdays – Sept. 14 through Nov. 9 (No Games Oct. 12)
Cary Youth League | Fridays and Saturdays – Sept. 10/11 through Oct. 29/30
Raleigh Leagues | Fridays and Saturdays – Sept. 10/11 through Oct. 29/30
Important Reminders
Group Volunteers do not sign up online. Group leaders coordinate this directly with MLT.
Shifts are 3 to 3 ½ hours each, covering two games.
Field Locations – North Raleigh field: 3011 Queensland Rd. | Cary field: 805 Cary Towne Blvd. (And coming soon to downtown Durham)
Youth leagues (K-12) play Friday evenings and Saturdays at both fields.
Adult League games are held Tuesday and Thursday evenings in Cary and Saturdays in Raleigh.
Volunteers must be age 12 years and older to help with Youth Leagues; we recommend 14 years and older to assist the Adult League.
The minimum group size is six (6) volunteers; maximum size varies.
For a quick glimpse of our program, check out this NBC News feature about our league.
The Giving Tree
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Volunteer Resources
Other Resources...
B.W. Wells Association -Historic site on Falls Lake open to the public
B.W. Wells Homestead – Rock Cliff Farm, Falls Lake NC 27587
Tel: 556-3409
Church Net - A non-denominational volunteer organization that provides charitable support for people in crises
121 E. South Street, Wake Forest, NC (Old train Depot)
Tel: 569-0020
Daughters of American Revolution - Veterans Memorial Service, continuing education of historical documents & events
dlynam@nc.rr.com
Friends of the Wake Forest Public Library - Annual used book sale benefiting the local library
P.O. Box 207, Wake Forest NC 27588
Graham Johnson Cultural Arts Endowment - Support the arts in schools & all areas of downtown Wake Forest
Wake Forest, NC 27587
ejohnson@medfaxxinc.com
Haywood Hall Museum House and Gardens - Historical museum open to the public in Raleigh historic district
211 New Bern Place, Raleigh, NC 27601
Tel: 832-8357
Hospice of Wake County Foundation - Provide free support services to terminally ill
250 Hospice Circle, Raleigh, NC 27614
Tel: 828-0890
July 4th Committee - 4th of July fireworks show and free Art/Games in the Park celebrating Independence Day
Wake Forest, NC
fireworklady@aol.com
Kiwanis of Wake Forest - Continuing education scholarships, learning materials & Key Club for teenagers
Wake Forest, NC
Richard.hamilton@ymcatriangle.org
Koinonia Foundation - Christian non-denominational organization provides charitable support to individuals/groups in crises
P.O. Box 200, Wake Forest, NC 27588
www.KoinoniaFoundationWakeForest
Meals On Wheels - Provide meals that are delivered to the handicapped and people in need
1001 Blair Drive, Raleigh, NC 27587
Tel: 833-1749
Northern Wake Senior Center - Crafts/recreational activities, annual health fair & exercise classes for senior citizens
235 E. Holding Avenue, Wake forest, NC 27587
Tel: 554-4111
Purple Heart Foundation - Annual dinner to honor recipients of the Purple Heart awarded for injury in war time service to this country
johnsonmichael@frontier.com
Town of Wake Forest - Need volunteer receptionists, part time hours, youth council, provide community calendar of events
301 S. Brooks St., Wake forest, NC
Tel: 435-9400
Tri-Area Ministries - Food Bank for people in need
Holding Avenue, Wake Forest, NC 27587
Tel: 556-7144
Wake Forest Area Chamber of Commerce - Meet In the Street, Spelling Bee, Community Business Expo, Business/Education Alliance
350 South White Street, Wake Forest, NC 27587
Tel: 556-1519 - Website: www.wakeforestchamber.org
Wake Forest Area Tennis Association - Support & teach tennis
P.O. Box 92, Wake Forest, NC 27588
Tel: 556-4593
Wake Forest Boys & Girls Club - Daily activities & events for youth in community
325 South Wingate Ave., Wake Forest, NC 27587
Tel: 556-2911
Wake Forest Civitan Club - Support area food banks, schools
5428 Highway 96, Youngsville, NC 27596
eryan733@aol.com
Wake Forest Cultural Arts Association - Six Sundays in Spring, support area arts in the community
Wake Forest Birthplace Annex, 450 N. Main St., Wake Forest, NC 27587
Tel: 528-3027
Wake Forest DRC - Art after Hours, Lighting of Wake Forest, Christmas Parade
137 South White Street, Wake Forest, NC 27587
Tel: 570-1372
Wake Forest Fire Department - Annual Fish Fry, train those interested in becoming fireman
420 East Elm Ave., Wake Forest, NC 27587
Tel: 556-1966
Wake Forest Garden Club - Garden Tour, maintain Susie Powell Garden, Arbor Day, provide table decorations for other organizations
P.O. Box 26, Wake Forest, NC 27588
Tel: 562-4660
Wake Forest Historical Museum - Docents for historical exhibits & Calvin Jones House
450 N. Main Street, Wake Forest, NC 27587
Tel: 556-2911
Wake Forest Junior Woman’s Club - Continued educations scholarship, Breakfast with Santa, Relay For Life
P.O. Box 363, Wake Forest, NC 27588
amyelder@nc.rr.com
Wake Forest Public Library - Story telling, history programs, educational programs, ancestry research, etc.
400 East Holding Avenue, Wake Forest, NC 27587
Tel: 554-8498
Wake Forest Woman’s Club -Support education, arts, food banks; continuing education scholarship, Spelling Bee, Arbor Day, Kids Voting
P.O. Box 1614, Wake Forest, NC 27588
jenneray@aol.com
Wake Forest/Wakefield Rotary - Support education in area schools, education scholarships
2201 Wakefield Plantation Drive, Raleigh, NC 27614
Tel: 761-8816
W.E.B. DuBois Community Development Corporation - Food & clothing bank, support education in the community
150-A North White Street, Wake Forest, NC 27587
Telephone 556-0709