The Rock Program is hosting our “Rolling for the Rock” Car & Vendor Show on Saturday, May 16th, and we are currently looking for student volunteers to help us make the event successful. Students can help with setup, assisting vendors, helping guests, and other general event needs throughout the day. We also have opportunities available Friday evening during event setup.
Students can sign up here:
https://signup.com/go/ZJcfADs
The location of the car show is at the following address:
2800 SE Maricamp Rd, Ocala, Fl 34471
Disarming Love Ocala:
- Do you need to complete community service hours?
- Local, non profit and 501-c3, Disarming Love, is looking for help THIS WEEK, APRIL 26-MAY 2nd to prepare and help with our fundraiser.
- Also, after this week we will need help with computer graphic design and other office work.
- Location ➡️ Near the Walmart in the Shores.
- Court & School Approved
- Tell us when you can help
- Nice, fun environment and the best snacks provided! 😋
- Have fun and actually enjoy the hours you serve!
- Help families stay connected
- CONTACT DENISE @ 352-299-5494
https://fun4ocalakids.com/Programs-Classes/Volunteering/
2025Teen volunteer flyer.pdf
AdventHealth Volunteer Opportunites
AdventHealth Ocala is very proud to provide leadership and educational
experiences for many teenagers in Marion County. We are looking for teens
to join our healthcare team this fall. We would like to invite teens who
meet the eligibility requirements to apply to become a Teen Volunteer.
Teenage applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Minimum age of 16 years old
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Have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (B). Copy of most current
report card must be attached to application.
- Recommendation of guidance counselor and parent permission
- Availability to make the minimum 4 hour per week time commitment
- Compliance with AdventHealth Ocala Covid and Flu vaccine requirements
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Teens that meet the requirements are invited to attend a MANDATORY
volunteer information/orientation session at AdventHealth Ocala. TEENS
MUST RSVP so we can ensure we have enough seats/materials.
Applications can be found
HERE
.
Applications can be turned in via e-mail to
[email protected], or to the Palmer Lobby information desk,
ground floor, between the hours of 8:00 am-6:00 pm.
Project Hope's new downtown thrift store - opening March 2025
Project Hope works to help homeless women and children within Marion
County. They are opening up a thrift store in March of 2025. Volunteers
for the thrift store can learn a variety of skills, not the least of which
is customer service! Please consider volunteering to help this worthy
cause.
To inquire for more information, please text Hope Laird - (352)957-1979
MCYFL Volunteers Needed!!
If you are interested in volunteering with MCYFL, please contact Sarah
Barnes (352-875-7846, call or text) and she will walk you through the
process of becoming a volunteer and downloading the app where you will be
able to choose the days and times that you wish to volunteer!
Tutoring Opportunity
The Mary Sue Rich Community Center is in need of student volunteers for
their Tuesday and Wednesday programs. The hours are from 3:30-6 PM and
students are welcome to volunteer for all hours or partial hours. There
are MCPS teachers working at each site and student volunteers just need to
check in.
For more information, contact Dr. Amy Cobelo - [email protected]
MTRA works very hard to assign specific tasks to people with the skills
and experience to help us maximize the very valuable hours that our
volunteers give us. Here are just a few of the different roles we have
available:
- Leaders
- Side Walkers
- Journalist/writers
- Photographers/videographers
- Administration
- Maintenance
- Ambassadors
- Events
- Jack-of-all-trades
All Volunteers are required to complete volunteer forms. You can click
HERE
to access these forms and set up your personal volunteer app! A background
check is required if you are 18 or older, and you will be advised how to
complete it once your application has been completed.
Habitat For Humanity of Marion County is a volunteer driven
organization, so we depend heavily on a strong volunteer base to help
with our efforts. Simply put, Habitat would not exist without the help
of volunteers. We’re looking for skilled and unskilled construction
workers, retail workers and office help.
Different ways to volunteer
Volunteer interest form
Volunteers play an important role in our Animal Center. They can help us
facilitate adoptions and promote our goals, socialize animals, take photos,
help make treats, attend adoption events, join us for play groups, dog
training, catch up on laundry and so much more!
Volunteers must be at least 18 years old, have a friendly demeanor, be able
to effectively communicate with staff and residents, and have the ability
to work safely with animals. Hours earned at Animal Services count toward
scholarship and graduation requirements.
Applicants can complete this updated
volunteer form
online, then email, print & mail it, or bring it to: Marion County Animal
Services, 5701 SE 66th St., Ocala, FL 34480.
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Marion County provide a wide array of programs
and services to its members, their families and the community of Ocala.
Our programs and services fall into five major categories:
- Education and Career Development
- Character and Leadership Development
- Health and Life Skills
- The Arts
- Sports
- Fitness and Recreation
Volunteers: Do you want to get involved in your local community? Do you
want to make a positive impact on the lives of Marion County children?
Becoming a Boys & Girls Clubs of Marion County volunteer allows you to
do both!
Individual and corporate volunteer opportunities can be tailored to your
specific interests and talents and to the needs of the organization. Some
are one-time projects and others become ongoing relationships.
Volunteer Interest Form
Ocala Civic Theatre Volunteer opportunities
Ocala Civic Theatre is a volunteer-based organization with a small
full-time staff. Our volunteers are the backbone of the Theatre and have
helped make OCT what it is today. If you’d like to get involved with OCT,
we welcome you to become one of our many volunteers! OCT has a vast number
of volunteer opportunities which can take up as little or as much of your
time as you wish, in as many areas as you choose. So fill your leisure time
with fun and treat yourself to a new experience. To learn more, contact
Volunteer Coordinator Craig James at (352)236-2851, ext.102, or
[email protected].
Volunteer with the Marion County Public Library System
Volunteers are a vital resource, providing thousands of hours of service
throughout the public library system each year. They help shelve books,
teach computer classes, read to children and assist with special library
projects and events.
How to Apply
Prospective volunteers must be 14 years of age or older in order to be
eligible to apply.
Click here
for a volunteer application. For more information about the Marion County
Public Library System Volunteer Program, contact Karen M. Jensen, library
community liaison, at 352-368-4507. Apply
online
or stop by any
location
to pick up an application.