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Volunteer: Volunteer for the 13th Annual Croquet Tournament

13th Annual Croquet Tournament in Colonial Beach on Sunday September 19th, 2026 on Town Hill will benefit the Colonial Beach Volunteer Fire Department. We need Players, Volunteers and Sponsors to make the 13th Annual Croquet Tournament another huge success! 

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Sponsor/Donate/Pay Registration https://square.link/u/ZtoJnFGo

Volunteer https://bit.ly/3U6MAal 

Organization: Alexander Graham Bell Croquet Tournament 

13th Annual Croquet Tournament in Colonial Beach on Sunday September 19th, 2026 on Town Hill will benefit the Colonial Beach Volunteer Fire Department. We need Players, Volunteers and Sponsors to make the 13th Annual Croquet Tournament another huge success! 

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Register the Play https://forms.gle/rLUATE82aWz7JZZu6 

Sponsor/Donate/Pay Registration https://square.link/u/ZtoJnFGo

Volunteer https://bit.ly/3U6MAal 

Organization: Alexander Graham Bell Croquet Tournament 

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Sep 19, 2026

Zip Code: 22443

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Event Set Up for Cinderella's Closet & Oak Grove Community Closet Partnership -Friday, September 18 Time: 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Event Set-Up Volunteer - Cinderella's Closet & Oak Grove Community Closet Partnership Event

Friday, September 18th

5:30pm - 8:30pm

Help us prepare for the Cinderella's Closet & Oak Grove Community Closet Partner Event by setting up tables, clothing racks, displays, signage, and shopping areas. Volunteers will assist with organizing donations, arranging merchandise, and creating a welcoming environment so everything is ready to serve our guests the following day. Your support behind the scenes helps make this special event possible.


Organization: Oakgrove Community Closet

Event Set-Up Volunteer - Cinderella's Closet & Oak Grove Community Closet Partnership Event

Friday, September 18th

5:30pm - 8:30pm

Help us prepare for the Cinderella's Closet & Oak Grove Community Closet Partner Event by setting up tables, clothing racks, displays, signage, and shopping areas. Volunteers will assist with organizing donations, arranging merchandise, and creating a welcoming environment so everything is ready to serve our guests the following day. Your support behind the scenes helps make this special event possible.


Organization: Oakgrove Community Closet

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 22443

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Event Support Volunteer at Fall Homestead Market

The Event Support Volunteer will provide on-site support for vendors and public during Visit Gloucester's second annual Fall Homestead Market at Old Page. Setup begins at 8:00 AM and is open to the public from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Support includes moving equipment (20 pounds max), directing traffic, and litter prevention. Roles for all abilities and great for groups!

Organization: Visit Gloucester

The Event Support Volunteer will provide on-site support for vendors and public during Visit Gloucester's second annual Fall Homestead Market at Old Page. Setup begins at 8:00 AM and is open to the public from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Support includes moving equipment (20 pounds max), directing traffic, and litter prevention. Roles for all abilities and great for groups!

Organization: Visit Gloucester

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Oct 25, 2026

Zip Code: 23072

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Event Staff Cinderella's Closet & Oak Grove Community Closet Partnership -Saturday, September 19th - 11am - 5pm

Event Day Volunteer - Cinderella's Closet & Oak Grove Community Closet Partner Event

Saturday, September 19th

11am-5pm

Join us as we serve families during our Cinderella's Closet & Oak Grove Community Closet Partner Event! Volunteers may be assigned where help is needed most, including guest check-in, line monitoring, shopping buddies, boutique section support, clothing organization and restocking, Mission Movers, Hospitality, community resource support, survey & exit, clean up, or other event support roles. Every volunteer plays an important part in creating a welcoming, organized, and uplifting experience for the families we serve. Thank you for helping us make a difference.

Organization: Oakgrove Community Closet

Event Day Volunteer - Cinderella's Closet & Oak Grove Community Closet Partner Event

Saturday, September 19th

11am-5pm

Join us as we serve families during our Cinderella's Closet & Oak Grove Community Closet Partner Event! Volunteers may be assigned where help is needed most, including guest check-in, line monitoring, shopping buddies, boutique section support, clothing organization and restocking, Mission Movers, Hospitality, community resource support, survey & exit, clean up, or other event support roles. Every volunteer plays an important part in creating a welcoming, organized, and uplifting experience for the families we serve. Thank you for helping us make a difference.

Organization: Oakgrove Community Closet

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 22443

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Let's go out to the ballpark--Volunteer at Dream Fields!

Volunteers needed at the Dream Fields!

We need volunteers to help with grant writing, social media posts, scheduling, volunteer coordination, grounds maintenance, to work in the concession stand during games, and to umpire Little League games (training and equipment provided if needed!).  We are also looking for Board Members if you are interested!

Contact dreamfieldsinfo@gmail.com for more information.

Organization: Dream Fields / Lancaster County Little League

Volunteers needed at the Dream Fields!

We need volunteers to help with grant writing, social media posts, scheduling, volunteer coordination, grounds maintenance, to work in the concession stand during games, and to umpire Little League games (training and equipment provided if needed!).  We are also looking for Board Members if you are interested!

Contact dreamfieldsinfo@gmail.com for more information.

Organization: Dream Fields / Lancaster County Little League

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 22576

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Winter Clothing Event Set-Up - Thursday, October 15, 2026 - 3pm-8pm & Friday, October 16, 2026 - 4pm-8pm- Please add note for the time you will be able to volunteer during these hours, and what you'd like to help with when registering.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 | 3:00–8:00 PM

We will move donations from the storage containers onto a trailer, transport them across the field to the church, and unload them inside the Family Life Center. Volunteers will then hang clothing on racks and begin sorting, organizing and preparing for the event.

Volunteer needs:

Donation Movers — Ages 8+ may assist with lightweight items; adults and older volunteers will be needed for heavy totes and equipment

Sorting and Organizing — Ages 16+

Weigh Station — 2 volunteers, ages 13+

Volunteer Check-In Table

Kitchen Support — 2 volunteers, ages 16+, to prepare food for volunteers


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 | 4:00–8:00 PM

We will set up tables, arrange clothing and other items throughout the gym, and prepare the lobby for the Community Resource Center.

Volunteer needs:

Facility Setup — Tables, racks and event equipment

Volunteer Check-In Table

Donation Movers — Moving donations onto the event floor

Sorting and Organizing

Community Resource Center Support/Event Coordinator — Assisting arriving partners and vendors

Weigh Station

Essentials Area

Kitchen Support

End-of-Night Cleanup

Organization: Oakgrove Community Closet

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 | 3:00–8:00 PM

We will move donations from the storage containers onto a trailer, transport them across the field to the church, and unload them inside the Family Life Center. Volunteers will then hang clothing on racks and begin sorting, organizing and preparing for the event.

Volunteer needs:

Donation Movers — Ages 8+ may assist with lightweight items; adults and older volunteers will be needed for heavy totes and equipment

Sorting and Organizing — Ages 16+

Weigh Station — 2 volunteers, ages 13+

Volunteer Check-In Table

Kitchen Support — 2 volunteers, ages 16+, to prepare food for volunteers


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 | 4:00–8:00 PM

We will set up tables, arrange clothing and other items throughout the gym, and prepare the lobby for the Community Resource Center.

Volunteer needs:

Facility Setup — Tables, racks and event equipment

Volunteer Check-In Table

Donation Movers — Moving donations onto the event floor

Sorting and Organizing

Community Resource Center Support/Event Coordinator — Assisting arriving partners and vendors

Weigh Station

Essentials Area

Kitchen Support

End-of-Night Cleanup

Organization: Oakgrove Community Closet

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 22443

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Winter Clothing Event Day - Saturday, October 17, 2026 - 8am Until Cleanup is Complete - Please comment what time you will be able to volunteer and what you'd like to help with when registering.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 | 8:00 AM UNTIL CLEANUP IS COMPLETE

8:00 AM — Volunteer arrival; Community Resource Partners, outdoor vendors and trucks begin setting up

9:15 AM — Prayer, group photos and final instructions in the gym

9:45 AM — All volunteers at their assigned stations

10:00 AM — Doors open

3:00 PM — Doors close and cleanup begins

Volunteer needs:

Buddy Shoppers — 8

Section Leads and Co-Leads — Men, Women, Boys, Girls, Infant and Toddler Boys, Infant and Toddler Girls, Shoes, Essentials and Coats

Essentials Area — 6 volunteers

Community Resource Center — 2 OGCC volunteers

Kitchen Support — 2 volunteers, ages 16+

Exit Survey — 1 volunteer

Exit Assistance — 2 volunteers; ages 8+ may help families carry lightweight bags to their vehicles

Entrance Monitoring — 4 volunteers, ages 16+; at least 2 stationed in each entrance area

Cleanup Crew — Ages 8+ may assist with age-appropriate tasks

At 3:00 PM, we will begin tearing down the Family Life Center. All remaining donations, racks and supplies must be loaded onto the trailer, transported across the field and unloaded at the storage containers.

Organization: Oakgrove Community Closet

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 | 8:00 AM UNTIL CLEANUP IS COMPLETE

8:00 AM — Volunteer arrival; Community Resource Partners, outdoor vendors and trucks begin setting up

9:15 AM — Prayer, group photos and final instructions in the gym

9:45 AM — All volunteers at their assigned stations

10:00 AM — Doors open

3:00 PM — Doors close and cleanup begins

Volunteer needs:

Buddy Shoppers — 8

Section Leads and Co-Leads — Men, Women, Boys, Girls, Infant and Toddler Boys, Infant and Toddler Girls, Shoes, Essentials and Coats

Essentials Area — 6 volunteers

Community Resource Center — 2 OGCC volunteers

Kitchen Support — 2 volunteers, ages 16+

Exit Survey — 1 volunteer

Exit Assistance — 2 volunteers; ages 8+ may help families carry lightweight bags to their vehicles

Entrance Monitoring — 4 volunteers, ages 16+; at least 2 stationed in each entrance area

Cleanup Crew — Ages 8+ may assist with age-appropriate tasks

At 3:00 PM, we will begin tearing down the Family Life Center. All remaining donations, racks and supplies must be loaded onto the trailer, transported across the field and unloaded at the storage containers.

Organization: Oakgrove Community Closet

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Oct 17, 2026

Zip Code: 22443

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Gloucester Day

We will have a booth featuring mini bricks, foam bricks, and outreach materials!  This is during Gloucester Day on Main Street in Gloucester. We will send updates on our booth location as the date approaches!

Organization: Fairfield Foundation

We will have a booth featuring mini bricks, foam bricks, and outreach materials!  This is during Gloucester Day on Main Street in Gloucester. We will send updates on our booth location as the date approaches!

Organization: Fairfield Foundation

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 23061

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Mathews Market Days - Public Archaeology

Come excavate with the Fairfield Foundation at the test unit by Tompkins Cottage. This will be during Mathews Market Days from 10am-4pm, though you're welcome to take shifts!

Organization: Fairfield Foundation

Come excavate with the Fairfield Foundation at the test unit by Tompkins Cottage. This will be during Mathews Market Days from 10am-4pm, though you're welcome to take shifts!

Organization: Fairfield Foundation

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Sep 12, 2026 through Sep 13, 2026

Zip Code: 23109

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Non-Perishable Sorting

Join us to help out with sorting food in our warehouse! To sign up through our official sign up page please follow the link provided:

https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/volunteer/#/join-party?k=c1rhjo5dqq1azp

Organization: Healthy Harvest Food Bank, Inc.

Join us to help out with sorting food in our warehouse! To sign up through our official sign up page please follow the link provided:

https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/volunteer/#/join-party?k=c1rhjo5dqq1azp

Organization: Healthy Harvest Food Bank, Inc.

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 22572

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Office Volunteer

Support day-to-day operations at The Haven’s Administrative Office by serving as a welcoming first point of contact for visitors, donors, and callers. This role helps ensure smooth communication and a positive experience for community members connecting with The Haven.


*All volunteers must complete a 1.5hr training and shadowing process prior to beginning independent shifts.

*Because of the time invested in training and the importance of this role, we ask volunteers to commit to serving at least 4 hours per month for a minimum of 3 months. This commitment helps ensure volunteers are well-prepared, provides consistency for our team and the individuals we serve, and allows us to make the most of the training and support we provide.


Key Responsibilities

Answer incoming phone calls in a professional and courteous manner Respond to basic inquiries and transfer calls to the appropriate staff member Greet visitors and answer the door to receive donations and deliveries Assist with occasional administrative tasks, including use of office equipment (e.g., printer, copier) Maintain a welcoming, calm, and respectful office environmentMaintain strict confidentiality regarding all program participant, volunteer, staff, and organizational information

Schedule & Environment

Fridays 9:00 AM–1:00 PM, these shifts can be broken down into either 9:00 AM -11:00 AM or 11:00 AM-1:00PM Daily activity levels may vary; volunteers are encouraged to bring a book or quiet activity for slower periods

Qualifications

Friendly, professional, and reliable Comfortable answering phones and interacting with the public Ability to follow instructions and communicate clearly Respect for confidentiality and commitment to The Haven’s missionAble to lift up to 25lbs; a cart is available to help accepting donations

Organization: The Haven Shelter and Services, Inc.

Support day-to-day operations at The Haven’s Administrative Office by serving as a welcoming first point of contact for visitors, donors, and callers. This role helps ensure smooth communication and a positive experience for community members connecting with The Haven.


*All volunteers must complete a 1.5hr training and shadowing process prior to beginning independent shifts.

*Because of the time invested in training and the importance of this role, we ask volunteers to commit to serving at least 4 hours per month for a minimum of 3 months. This commitment helps ensure volunteers are well-prepared, provides consistency for our team and the individuals we serve, and allows us to make the most of the training and support we provide.


Key Responsibilities

Answer incoming phone calls in a professional and courteous manner Respond to basic inquiries and transfer calls to the appropriate staff member Greet visitors and answer the door to receive donations and deliveries Assist with occasional administrative tasks, including use of office equipment (e.g., printer, copier) Maintain a welcoming, calm, and respectful office environmentMaintain strict confidentiality regarding all program participant, volunteer, staff, and organizational information

Schedule & Environment

Fridays 9:00 AM–1:00 PM, these shifts can be broken down into either 9:00 AM -11:00 AM or 11:00 AM-1:00PM Daily activity levels may vary; volunteers are encouraged to bring a book or quiet activity for slower periods

Qualifications

Friendly, professional, and reliable Comfortable answering phones and interacting with the public Ability to follow instructions and communicate clearly Respect for confidentiality and commitment to The Haven’s missionAble to lift up to 25lbs; a cart is available to help accepting donations

Organization: The Haven Shelter and Services, Inc.

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 22572

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Visitor Center Greeter

Greet visitors as they enter the James Monroe Birthplace and Boyhood Home.  Share facts about pictures and items in the Visitors Center.  Engage visitors until a docent is available to give a tour of the house.  Training and information provided.  

Organization: James Monroe Birthplace and Boyhood Home

Greet visitors as they enter the James Monroe Birthplace and Boyhood Home.  Share facts about pictures and items in the Visitors Center.  Engage visitors until a docent is available to give a tour of the house.  Training and information provided.  

Organization: James Monroe Birthplace and Boyhood Home

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 22443

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: NAPS Annual Fall Creek Cleanup

Please join us for our annual Creek Cleanup! We need captains with skiffs, trash pickers on land, kayak, or assigned to skiffs, and land-base volunteers to help with check-in, lunch, sorting and cleanup. Anyone can participate, but you must register. All participants get a free lunch and "trash-crab" t-shirt!

Organization: Northumberland Association for Progressive Stewardship

Please join us for our annual Creek Cleanup! We need captains with skiffs, trash pickers on land, kayak, or assigned to skiffs, and land-base volunteers to help with check-in, lunch, sorting and cleanup. Anyone can participate, but you must register. All participants get a free lunch and "trash-crab" t-shirt!

Organization: Northumberland Association for Progressive Stewardship

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Oct 4, 2026

Zip Code: 22473

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 250th Brunch: Celebrating America's Builders

Come be a part of Menokin's Glass House Project featuring their annual fundraiser 250th Brunch: Celebrating America's Builders, formally Glass House Gala. 

This fundraiser is to provide continuous awareness and progression of The Glass Project. See information on its most recent developments here: The Glass House — Menokin

Event Staff will assist with various tasks to include but not limited to: Parking Attendant, Golf Cart Driver, Welcome Tent Assistant, Transition Specialist and General Event Staff. 

 

What to Expect:

-This is a semi-indoor but mostly outdoor event.

-Be prepared to interact with over 100 people ranging in ages from young adult to senior. 

-Lunch, water and snacks will be provided. 

What to Bring/Wear:

-Volunteers should wear blue or black polo with khaki pants and comfortable shoes. CROCS are not suitable for this event. 

-Reusable water bottle 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Come be a part of Menokin's Glass House Project featuring their annual fundraiser 250th Brunch: Celebrating America's Builders, formally Glass House Gala. 

This fundraiser is to provide continuous awareness and progression of The Glass Project. See information on its most recent developments here: The Glass House — Menokin

Event Staff will assist with various tasks to include but not limited to: Parking Attendant, Golf Cart Driver, Welcome Tent Assistant, Transition Specialist and General Event Staff. 

 

What to Expect:

-This is a semi-indoor but mostly outdoor event.

-Be prepared to interact with over 100 people ranging in ages from young adult to senior. 

-Lunch, water and snacks will be provided. 

What to Bring/Wear:

-Volunteers should wear blue or black polo with khaki pants and comfortable shoes. CROCS are not suitable for this event. 

-Reusable water bottle 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Oct 4, 2026

Zip Code: 22572

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: URGENT NEED: Weekend Docent

Love history? Love meeting people? Become a Docent at Historic Christ Church & Museum on Saturdays and Sundays

Step into one of America’s great historic places and help bring its stories to life. Historic Christ Church—completed in 1735 and recognized as a National Historic Landmark—is an architectural treasure, a window into colonial Virginia, and a powerful reflection of the Carter family and the community that gathered here.

As a volunteer docent, you’ll welcome visitors, lead engaging tours of the church and grounds, and help guests discover the remarkable craftsmanship, history, and people connected to this extraordinary site. Whether visitors are lifelong history lovers or seeing Christ Church for the first time, you can make their experience memorable.

Docents enjoy:
▪ Sharing fascinating stories with visitors from near and far.
▪ Learning more about colonial history, Christ Church, and the Carter family.
▪ Connecting with fellow volunteers who enjoy history, community, and lifelong learning.
▪ Flexible weekday and weekend scheduling during the April–November season.

No expert knowledge required—just curiosity, enthusiasm, and a love of history! Training, The Red Book: A Guide to Historic Christ Church, tour talking points, shadowing opportunities, lectures, field trips, and other learning options are provided.

Time commitment: At least two 3-hour shifts per month during the April–November season.
Location: Historic Christ Church & Museum, on site at HCC&M.

If you enjoy talking with people, sharing stories, and helping preserve an unforgettable landmark, we’d love to have you join the docent team!

Organization: Historic Christ Church & Museum

Love history? Love meeting people? Become a Docent at Historic Christ Church & Museum on Saturdays and Sundays

Step into one of America’s great historic places and help bring its stories to life. Historic Christ Church—completed in 1735 and recognized as a National Historic Landmark—is an architectural treasure, a window into colonial Virginia, and a powerful reflection of the Carter family and the community that gathered here.

As a volunteer docent, you’ll welcome visitors, lead engaging tours of the church and grounds, and help guests discover the remarkable craftsmanship, history, and people connected to this extraordinary site. Whether visitors are lifelong history lovers or seeing Christ Church for the first time, you can make their experience memorable.

Docents enjoy:
▪ Sharing fascinating stories with visitors from near and far.
▪ Learning more about colonial history, Christ Church, and the Carter family.
▪ Connecting with fellow volunteers who enjoy history, community, and lifelong learning.
▪ Flexible weekday and weekend scheduling during the April–November season.

No expert knowledge required—just curiosity, enthusiasm, and a love of history! Training, The Red Book: A Guide to Historic Christ Church, tour talking points, shadowing opportunities, lectures, field trips, and other learning options are provided.

Time commitment: At least two 3-hour shifts per month during the April–November season.
Location: Historic Christ Church & Museum, on site at HCC&M.

If you enjoy talking with people, sharing stories, and helping preserve an unforgettable landmark, we’d love to have you join the docent team!

Organization: Historic Christ Church & Museum

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Runs Until Nov 30, 2026

Zip Code: 22576

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Gift Shop and Museum Receptionist

Be the Welcoming Face of HCC&M and be a Volunteer Ambassador!

Are you outgoing and love history? Historic Christ Church & Museum (HCC&M) is seeking enthusiastic Volunteer Receptionists to greet visitors from across the globe. As our first point of contact, you will set the stage for an unforgettable historical experience!

Your Role

Greet & Guide: Staff the Reception Center desk, answer questions, and explain tour options. Support Sales: Process admission fees and sell unique Gift Shop merchandise. Manage Tech: Handle simple cash, check, and credit transactions on a digital system.

Qualifications & Time Commitment

Friendly & Outgoing: Comfortable interacting with the public and eager to learn HCC&M history. Minimal Hours: Just 6 hours per month (two 3-hour shifts) from April through November.Weekday and Weekend Shifts Available On-Site Location: Serve on our beautiful historic grounds in Weems, Virginia.

Training & Perks

Full Support: Receive comprehensive system training and get paired with an experienced volunteer "buddy." Spring Prep: Join our highly encouraged Spring Update & Training days in March or early April. Exclusive Benefits: Connect with global travelers, build local friendships, and enjoy volunteer educational perks.

Organization: Historic Christ Church & Museum

Be the Welcoming Face of HCC&M and be a Volunteer Ambassador!

Are you outgoing and love history? Historic Christ Church & Museum (HCC&M) is seeking enthusiastic Volunteer Receptionists to greet visitors from across the globe. As our first point of contact, you will set the stage for an unforgettable historical experience!

Your Role

Greet & Guide: Staff the Reception Center desk, answer questions, and explain tour options. Support Sales: Process admission fees and sell unique Gift Shop merchandise. Manage Tech: Handle simple cash, check, and credit transactions on a digital system.

Qualifications & Time Commitment

Friendly & Outgoing: Comfortable interacting with the public and eager to learn HCC&M history. Minimal Hours: Just 6 hours per month (two 3-hour shifts) from April through November.Weekday and Weekend Shifts Available On-Site Location: Serve on our beautiful historic grounds in Weems, Virginia.

Training & Perks

Full Support: Receive comprehensive system training and get paired with an experienced volunteer "buddy." Spring Prep: Join our highly encouraged Spring Update & Training days in March or early April. Exclusive Benefits: Connect with global travelers, build local friendships, and enjoy volunteer educational perks.

Organization: Historic Christ Church & Museum

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 22576

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Hospitality Committee Members (Party People!)

Calling Party People! Are you everyone's favorite host? Love organizing parties and setting up a beautiful spread of food and drink? If you enjoy contributing to the success of a special event from behind the scenes or as a host, here is your opportunity to support Historic Christ Church & Museum!

Qualifications:

A love of planning special events and possibly cooking or meal planning. Organizational skills for coordinating and communicating with team members. Ability to deliver, set up, and/or serve food and beverages at special events.

Responsibilities:

Provide homemade or store-bought food for HCC events throughout the year. Deliver food and arrange it attractively before the event. Identify beverage servers as required and flower arrangers when desired. Plan appropriate menus and amounts of food. Make sure the Bayne Center kitchen is clean after each event, and all items are stored appropriately.

Time Commitment:

Typically 8-10 events per year; help when you can; not all volunteers are needed for all events. Set-up and cleanup are 1-3 hours each for each event total.

Training and Support:

Spring Update & Training is strongly encouraged to meet fellow volunteers and learn about HCC and its history (3 days in March or early April). The hospitality committee chair coordinates each event with HCC office manager and other hospitality committee members.

Organization: Historic Christ Church & Museum

Calling Party People! Are you everyone's favorite host? Love organizing parties and setting up a beautiful spread of food and drink? If you enjoy contributing to the success of a special event from behind the scenes or as a host, here is your opportunity to support Historic Christ Church & Museum!

Qualifications:

A love of planning special events and possibly cooking or meal planning. Organizational skills for coordinating and communicating with team members. Ability to deliver, set up, and/or serve food and beverages at special events.

Responsibilities:

Provide homemade or store-bought food for HCC events throughout the year. Deliver food and arrange it attractively before the event. Identify beverage servers as required and flower arrangers when desired. Plan appropriate menus and amounts of food. Make sure the Bayne Center kitchen is clean after each event, and all items are stored appropriately.

Time Commitment:

Typically 8-10 events per year; help when you can; not all volunteers are needed for all events. Set-up and cleanup are 1-3 hours each for each event total.

Training and Support:

Spring Update & Training is strongly encouraged to meet fellow volunteers and learn about HCC and its history (3 days in March or early April). The hospitality committee chair coordinates each event with HCC office manager and other hospitality committee members.

Organization: Historic Christ Church & Museum

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Aug 19, 2026 through Dec 7, 2026

Zip Code: 22576

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Education Committee Member

Help spark curiosity, creativity, and a love of history!
Do you enjoy imagining new ways to bring the past to life? Historic Christ Church & Museum is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help shape exciting educational opportunities for volunteers, students, families, and lifelong learners. Join a creative team that develops programs, themes, speakers, field trips, hands-on experiences, and community learning opportunities inspired by colonial history.

This is a great fit if you:

Love colonial-period history and enjoy sharing it with others.Like brainstorming, planning, and developing engaging programs.Care about creating learning experiences for different ages, interests, and learning styles.Want to make a meaningful impact on HCC&M’s educational programming.

Ways you can help:

Work with staff to develop annual themes, speakers, and field trips.Help coordinate the Spring Update as a training and refresher experience for volunteers.Support programs such as Hands-on-History Camp for children and the Readers group for adults.Dream up fresh ideas that make HCC&M’s history accessible, memorable, and fun.

Time commitment:

Average of 1-2 hours per month with more time needed as programs approach. Bi-monthly or monthly Education Committee meetings (2 hours), as needed.

You’ll have support every step of the way:

Spring Update & Training is strongly encouraged (3 days in March or early April). Ongoing guidance and support provided by the Education Committee Chair and staff. Individual committee members matched with projects based on skills and interests.

Bring your ideas, energy, and love of learning—we’ll help you turn them into experiences that inspire!

For more information, visit ChristChurch1735.org, email info@ChristChurch1735.org or call (804) 438-6855.

Organization: Historic Christ Church & Museum

Help spark curiosity, creativity, and a love of history!
Do you enjoy imagining new ways to bring the past to life? Historic Christ Church & Museum is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help shape exciting educational opportunities for volunteers, students, families, and lifelong learners. Join a creative team that develops programs, themes, speakers, field trips, hands-on experiences, and community learning opportunities inspired by colonial history.

This is a great fit if you:

Love colonial-period history and enjoy sharing it with others.Like brainstorming, planning, and developing engaging programs.Care about creating learning experiences for different ages, interests, and learning styles.Want to make a meaningful impact on HCC&M’s educational programming.

Ways you can help:

Work with staff to develop annual themes, speakers, and field trips.Help coordinate the Spring Update as a training and refresher experience for volunteers.Support programs such as Hands-on-History Camp for children and the Readers group for adults.Dream up fresh ideas that make HCC&M’s history accessible, memorable, and fun.

Time commitment:

Average of 1-2 hours per month with more time needed as programs approach. Bi-monthly or monthly Education Committee meetings (2 hours), as needed.

You’ll have support every step of the way:

Spring Update & Training is strongly encouraged (3 days in March or early April). Ongoing guidance and support provided by the Education Committee Chair and staff. Individual committee members matched with projects based on skills and interests.

Bring your ideas, energy, and love of learning—we’ll help you turn them into experiences that inspire!

For more information, visit ChristChurch1735.org, email info@ChristChurch1735.org or call (804) 438-6855.

Organization: Historic Christ Church & Museum

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Mar 2, 2026 through Dec 18, 2026

Zip Code: 22576

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Docent ( guided tours through museum and historic church)

Love history? Love meeting people? Become a Docent at Historic Christ Church & Museum!

Step into one of America’s great historic places and help bring its stories to life. Historic Christ Church—completed in 1735 and recognized as a National Historic Landmark—is an architectural treasure, a window into colonial Virginia, and a powerful reflection of the Carter family and the community that gathered here.

As a volunteer docent, you’ll welcome visitors, lead engaging tours of the church and grounds, and help guests discover the remarkable craftsmanship, history, and people connected to this extraordinary site. Whether visitors are lifelong history lovers or seeing Christ Church for the first time, you can make their experience memorable.

Docents enjoy:

Sharing fascinating stories with visitors from near and far. Learning more about colonial history, Christ Church, and the Carter family. Connecting with fellow volunteers who enjoy history, community, and lifelong learning. Flexible weekday and weekend scheduling during the April–November season. No expert knowledge required—just curiosity, enthusiasm, and a love of history! Training, The Red Book: A Guide to Historic Christ Church, tour talking points, shadowing opportunities, lectures, field trips, and other learning options are provided.

Time commitment: At least two 3-hour shifts per month during the April–November season.

If you enjoy talking with people, sharing stories, and helping preserve an unforgettable landmark, we’d love to have you join the docent team!

Organization: Historic Christ Church & Museum

Love history? Love meeting people? Become a Docent at Historic Christ Church & Museum!

Step into one of America’s great historic places and help bring its stories to life. Historic Christ Church—completed in 1735 and recognized as a National Historic Landmark—is an architectural treasure, a window into colonial Virginia, and a powerful reflection of the Carter family and the community that gathered here.

As a volunteer docent, you’ll welcome visitors, lead engaging tours of the church and grounds, and help guests discover the remarkable craftsmanship, history, and people connected to this extraordinary site. Whether visitors are lifelong history lovers or seeing Christ Church for the first time, you can make their experience memorable.

Docents enjoy:

Sharing fascinating stories with visitors from near and far. Learning more about colonial history, Christ Church, and the Carter family. Connecting with fellow volunteers who enjoy history, community, and lifelong learning. Flexible weekday and weekend scheduling during the April–November season. No expert knowledge required—just curiosity, enthusiasm, and a love of history! Training, The Red Book: A Guide to Historic Christ Church, tour talking points, shadowing opportunities, lectures, field trips, and other learning options are provided.

Time commitment: At least two 3-hour shifts per month during the April–November season.

If you enjoy talking with people, sharing stories, and helping preserve an unforgettable landmark, we’d love to have you join the docent team!

Organization: Historic Christ Church & Museum

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Runs Until Nov 30, 2026

Zip Code: 22576

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Floating Assistants - Volunteers for 2026 Markets

Attention Taste of Middlesex Volunteers

October 18, 2025 

Market Season is in full swing, and we’d love your help. Please let us know if you are interested!

We’re looking for volunteers in the following roles:

Floating Assistants and Assistants - Flexible volunteers to rotate between areas

General Assistance (Museum, Children's Activities, Boatshop, etc)Food Service and run food register (as needed)Bar (21+) and run food register at Bar (21+) (every month)Car Show Cruise-InsBoat Shop/FD Crockett Tours

To volunteer, please contact Joye:
office@deltavillemuseum.com
804-776-7200 

Please let us know how many hours you would be happy to commit to. We truly appreciate any amount of time you’re able to give - every bit helps and makes a difference.


Thank you for being a part of this fun community event!

 

Organization: Deltaville Maritime Museum & Holly Point Nature Park

Attention Taste of Middlesex Volunteers

October 18, 2025 

Market Season is in full swing, and we’d love your help. Please let us know if you are interested!

We’re looking for volunteers in the following roles:

Floating Assistants and Assistants - Flexible volunteers to rotate between areas

General Assistance (Museum, Children's Activities, Boatshop, etc)Food Service and run food register (as needed)Bar (21+) and run food register at Bar (21+) (every month)Car Show Cruise-InsBoat Shop/FD Crockett Tours

To volunteer, please contact Joye:
office@deltavillemuseum.com
804-776-7200 

Please let us know how many hours you would be happy to commit to. We truly appreciate any amount of time you’re able to give - every bit helps and makes a difference.


Thank you for being a part of this fun community event!

 

Organization: Deltaville Maritime Museum & Holly Point Nature Park

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 23043

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Pumpkins Preparation 2026

Welcome back to the fun! Come help us create a unique experience that the Northern Neck has deemed a fall fan favorite: Pumpkins Illuminated & Conservation Craft Festival.

Volunteers will help with carving pumpkins and scene set ups for this outdoor museum adventure. 

Contact us for more details and other opportunities. 

What to Expect: 

-This is an outdoor event. Proper attire for the weather should be considered (hats, gloves, closed toe shoes, pants, jackets, long sleeve shirts).

-Pumpkin carving

-Tent set up

-Outdoor scene set up 

What to Bring: 

-Reusable water bottle 

-Change of clothes 

-Bagged Lunch 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Welcome back to the fun! Come help us create a unique experience that the Northern Neck has deemed a fall fan favorite: Pumpkins Illuminated & Conservation Craft Festival.

Volunteers will help with carving pumpkins and scene set ups for this outdoor museum adventure. 

Contact us for more details and other opportunities. 

What to Expect: 

-This is an outdoor event. Proper attire for the weather should be considered (hats, gloves, closed toe shoes, pants, jackets, long sleeve shirts).

-Pumpkin carving

-Tent set up

-Outdoor scene set up 

What to Bring: 

-Reusable water bottle 

-Change of clothes 

-Bagged Lunch 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 22572

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Pumpkins Illuminated 2026 (Sunday)

Welcome back to the fun! Come help us create a unique experience that the Northern Neck has deemed a fall fan favorite: Pumpkins Illuminated & Conservation Craft Festival.

Volunteers will help with guiding visitors to various stations and clearing any debris that may arise in this outdoor museum adventure.

Contact us for more details and other opportunities. 

What to Expect: 

-This is an outdoor event. Proper attire for the weather should be considered (hats, gloves, closed toe shoes, pants, jackets, long sleeve shirts).

-Volunteers will be assisting guests who range from infant to senior. 

-Volunteers will be assisting with parking, food, games, and clean-up. 

What to Bring: 

-Reusable water bottle 

-Change of clothes 

-Flashlight/headlight 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Welcome back to the fun! Come help us create a unique experience that the Northern Neck has deemed a fall fan favorite: Pumpkins Illuminated & Conservation Craft Festival.

Volunteers will help with guiding visitors to various stations and clearing any debris that may arise in this outdoor museum adventure.

Contact us for more details and other opportunities. 

What to Expect: 

-This is an outdoor event. Proper attire for the weather should be considered (hats, gloves, closed toe shoes, pants, jackets, long sleeve shirts).

-Volunteers will be assisting guests who range from infant to senior. 

-Volunteers will be assisting with parking, food, games, and clean-up. 

What to Bring: 

-Reusable water bottle 

-Change of clothes 

-Flashlight/headlight 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Oct 25, 2026

Zip Code: 22572

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Pumpkins Illuminated 2026 (Friday)

Welcome back to the fun! Come help us create a unique experience that the Northern Neck has deemed a fall fan favorite: Pumpkins Illuminated & Conservation Craft Festival.

Volunteers will help with guiding visitors to various stations and clearing any debris that may arise in this outdoor museum adventure.

Contact us for more details and other opportunities. 

What to Expect: 

-This is an outdoor event. Proper attire for the weather should be considered (hats, gloves, closed toe shoes, pants, jackets, long sleeve shirts).

-Volunteers will be assisting guests who range from infant to senior. 

-Volunteers will be assisting with parking, food, games, and clean-up. 

What to Bring: 

-Reusable water bottle 

-Change of clothes 

-Flashlight/headlight 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Welcome back to the fun! Come help us create a unique experience that the Northern Neck has deemed a fall fan favorite: Pumpkins Illuminated & Conservation Craft Festival.

Volunteers will help with guiding visitors to various stations and clearing any debris that may arise in this outdoor museum adventure.

Contact us for more details and other opportunities. 

What to Expect: 

-This is an outdoor event. Proper attire for the weather should be considered (hats, gloves, closed toe shoes, pants, jackets, long sleeve shirts).

-Volunteers will be assisting guests who range from infant to senior. 

-Volunteers will be assisting with parking, food, games, and clean-up. 

What to Bring: 

-Reusable water bottle 

-Change of clothes 

-Flashlight/headlight 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Oct 23, 2026

Zip Code: 22572

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Pumpkins Elimination

The fun still hasn't ended just yet. Come help us tidy up the grounds after this outdoor museum experience at Menokin. We created another unique experience that the Northern Neck has deemed a fall fan favorite: Pumpkins Illuminated & Conservation Craft Festival.

What to Expect: 

-This is an outdoor event. Proper attire for the weather should be considered (hats, gloves, closed toe shoes, pants, jackets, long sleeve shirts).

-Volunteers will be assisting staff and other volunteers

-Removal of hay bales 

-Removal of pumpkins

-Removing lights and boxing them for the season

-Other outdoor ground work

What to Bring: 

-Reusable water bottle 

-Bagged lunch

-Change of clothes 

-Work Gloves 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

The fun still hasn't ended just yet. Come help us tidy up the grounds after this outdoor museum experience at Menokin. We created another unique experience that the Northern Neck has deemed a fall fan favorite: Pumpkins Illuminated & Conservation Craft Festival.

What to Expect: 

-This is an outdoor event. Proper attire for the weather should be considered (hats, gloves, closed toe shoes, pants, jackets, long sleeve shirts).

-Volunteers will be assisting staff and other volunteers

-Removal of hay bales 

-Removal of pumpkins

-Removing lights and boxing them for the season

-Other outdoor ground work

What to Bring: 

-Reusable water bottle 

-Bagged lunch

-Change of clothes 

-Work Gloves 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Oct 26, 2026

Zip Code: 22572

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Pumpkins Illuminated 2026 (Saturday)

Welcome back to the fun! Come help us create a unique experience that the Northern Neck has deemed a fall fan favorite: Pumpkins Illuminated & Conservation Craft Festival.

Volunteers will help with guiding visitors to various stations and clearing any debris that may arise in this outdoor museum adventure. Kayak launch assistance may also be needed during the day.

Contact us for more details and other opportunities. 

What to Expect: 

-This is an outdoor event. Proper attire for the weather should be considered (hats, gloves, closed toe shoes, pants, jackets, long sleeve shirts).

-Volunteers will be assisting guests who range from infant to senior. 

-Volunteers will be assisting vendors during the day at the Conservation & Craft Festival, but if they choose to stay for Pumpkins Illuminated, they will be in very low lighted areas. 

What to Bring: 

-Reusable water bottle 

-Change of clothes 

-Flashlight/headlight 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Welcome back to the fun! Come help us create a unique experience that the Northern Neck has deemed a fall fan favorite: Pumpkins Illuminated & Conservation Craft Festival.

Volunteers will help with guiding visitors to various stations and clearing any debris that may arise in this outdoor museum adventure. Kayak launch assistance may also be needed during the day.

Contact us for more details and other opportunities. 

What to Expect: 

-This is an outdoor event. Proper attire for the weather should be considered (hats, gloves, closed toe shoes, pants, jackets, long sleeve shirts).

-Volunteers will be assisting guests who range from infant to senior. 

-Volunteers will be assisting vendors during the day at the Conservation & Craft Festival, but if they choose to stay for Pumpkins Illuminated, they will be in very low lighted areas. 

What to Bring: 

-Reusable water bottle 

-Change of clothes 

-Flashlight/headlight 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 22572

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Descendant's Day 2026

Come be a part of the biannual celebration of Menokin's Descendant Collective: Descendant's Day 2026. 

This event is a celebration of life that hosts over 100 of the descendants of Menokin's enslaved community.

Event Staff will assist with various tasks to include but not limited to: Parking Attendant, Golf Cart Driver, Welcome Tent Assistant, Transition Specialist and General Event Staff. 

 

What to Expect:

-This is a semi-indoor but mostly outdoor event.

-Be prepared to interact with over 100 people ranging in ages from newborn to senior. 

-Lunch, water and snacks will be provided. 

What to Bring/Wear:

-Volunteers should wear blue or black polo with khaki pants and comfortable shoes. CROCS are not suitable for this event. 

-Reusable water bottle 

-Sunscreen 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Come be a part of the biannual celebration of Menokin's Descendant Collective: Descendant's Day 2026. 

This event is a celebration of life that hosts over 100 of the descendants of Menokin's enslaved community.

Event Staff will assist with various tasks to include but not limited to: Parking Attendant, Golf Cart Driver, Welcome Tent Assistant, Transition Specialist and General Event Staff. 

 

What to Expect:

-This is a semi-indoor but mostly outdoor event.

-Be prepared to interact with over 100 people ranging in ages from newborn to senior. 

-Lunch, water and snacks will be provided. 

What to Bring/Wear:

-Volunteers should wear blue or black polo with khaki pants and comfortable shoes. CROCS are not suitable for this event. 

-Reusable water bottle 

-Sunscreen 

Organization: Menokin Foundation

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 22572

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Ballpark Volunteers

We are always in need of volunteers on game days to help in a variety of ways. Volunteer opportunities include working in the concession stand, helping at the ticket gate, helping game day operations in the stands for drawings, helping with merchandise, stocking facilities and more. Good opportunity for high school kids who need community credits. 

Organization: Deltaville Ballpark

We are always in need of volunteers on game days to help in a variety of ways. Volunteer opportunities include working in the concession stand, helping at the ticket gate, helping game day operations in the stands for drawings, helping with merchandise, stocking facilities and more. Good opportunity for high school kids who need community credits. 

Organization: Deltaville Ballpark

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 23043

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Concession Volunteers

We are always looking for volunteers to help staff and run the concession stand for the ballpark. Duties can include working the order counter taking orders, ringing up customers for their orders, food prep, and runner.

Organization: Deltaville Ballpark

We are always looking for volunteers to help staff and run the concession stand for the ballpark. Duties can include working the order counter taking orders, ringing up customers for their orders, food prep, and runner.

Organization: Deltaville Ballpark

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 23043

Allow Groups: Yes