Opportunities From: Center for Community Engagement

Iron Core ninth session

Iron Core eighth session

Iron Core seventh session

Iron Core sixth session

We will be doing a spring cleaning of our community green space at 251 McGregor Ave. Activities include picking up trash, fence repair, planting native pollinators and mulching around fruit trees.

Join OFTW as we create hygiene kits for City Gospel Mission. Anyone who attends will receive 2 service hours. 

The WWC has a number of beautiful wooded properties along the Ohio River, west of downtown.  One of our biggest tasks is removing invasive plants such as honeysuckle, so that native plants including wildflowers can return.  This is physical outside work, cutting honeysuckle, and putting the cut honeysuckle into large piles.  We do this as members of the WWC, and several times a year we have service groups including UC students help us too.  BUT WE NEED MORE HELP!  There are acres of gorgeous woods just waiting to be set free!

This particular project will be focused on removing honeysuckle, and perhaps some trail repair too.

NOTE:  attached is a file with a lengthy description of the habitat restoration work.

Work 1:30 pm to 4 pm (2.5 hrs) but get 4 hours credit.

This particular Tuesday project will be at our Whitetail Nature preserve.  Park at the our parking lot at 6081 Hillside Ave, 45233.

Make a difference in your community! Join UCOS and Su Casa Hispanic Center of Cincinnati for a hands-on, interprofessional health fair serving the Greater Cincinnati Hispanic Community. This is a meaningful opportunity to apply your clinical skills, work alongside students from across the health sciences, and give back to those who need it most!

Event Details

Join us on Sunday, April 19, 2026 From 1:00-4:00 pm at 
St. Julie Billiart Parish - 224 Dayton St. Hamilton, Ohio 45011
Plan on arriving by 12:30 PM for setup

What to Expect:

Every volunteer will be assigned a role based on skills and profession. Some of the services we will be providing are:

Who Should Apply

This opportunity is open to students from the College of Pharmacy, Medicine, Nursing, Physical Therapy, and Dental Hygiene!. No prior clinical experience is required. Just a passion for community service and health equity. Spanish-speaking skills are a bonus but not an absolute must.

Please, if you register, add your name to the spreadsheet: https://mailuc-my.sharepoint.com/:x:/g/personal/shahdj_mail_uc_edu/IQATJpx4aUhwQ5mA5ohgWqLLAayAKqAFOovcuHFb8LKm_WM?e=R65fDg under your corresponding college. 

Questions?

Contact UCOS team by emailing the uc.openschool.leaders@gmail.com

Help out with our Medical Symphony Orchestra Spring 2026 Concert!

Duties include helping set up, stage hands, greeting/directing audience members, passing out programs, directing food lines, helping with cleanup, and taking down the stage after the concert.

Receive volunteer hours and free pizza afterward!

We at Cincinnati Hillel need help cleaning our kitchen and dining hall at the end of our annual Passover Seder.

This is a big help to our organization, as we need assistance in cleaning-up from dinner. While you are also welcome to join us for dinner, beginning around 6pm, the focus of this volunteer experience is to help us clean-up from dinner. Please be there by 7pm.

There are two main places we need help, the kitchen and the dining hall, where dinner takes place. 

Kitchen Tasks are as Follows:

Dinning Room (Great Hall) Tasks:

Cafe Assistants and Cleaning Crew members needed for Fall semester. Same shift weekly for the whole semester.

For details, email volunteer@rohsstreetcafe.com .  You will receive an email with more information and a link to apply.  Shifts fill quickly.

**** IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ:  Responding online through this portal will NOT sign you up.  Additional details are required.  Please email monica@the86.net for more details and to express your interest in volunteering. ****

Are you detail-oriented? Do you enjoy cleaning? Need service hours? Contact us to find out how you can get involved and make a difference in our community.

Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and must commit to serving once per week (same shift every week) for at least one semester. During summer break, shifts are available daily from 5:45pm-7:15pm. Email today to inquire!

Bonus - free beverage while you are volunteering!   EMAIL MONICA@THE86.NET FOR DETAILS. 

**** IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ:  Responding online through this portal will NOT sign you up.  Additional details are required.  Please email monica@the86.net for more details and to express your interest in volunteering. ****

**** IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ:  Responding online through this portal will NOT sign you up.  Additional details are required.  Please email VOLUNTEER@ROHSSTREETCAFE.COM for more details and to express your interest in volunteering. ****

Are you detail-oriented? Do you enjoy cleaning? Need service hours? Contact us to find out how you can get involved and make a difference in our community.

Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and must commit to serving once per week (same shift every week). The shift time is 5:45pm-7:15pm. 

Bonus - free beverage while you are volunteering!   

EMAIL VOLUNTEER@ROHSSTREETCAFE.COM for more info and next steps.

**** IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ:  Responding online through this portal will NOT sign you up.  Additional details are required.  Please email volunteer@rohsstreetcafe.com for more details and to express your interest in volunteering. ****

Become a Mentor at TMS!

Looking for a meaningful way to give back while gaining real-world experience? Our mentoring program pairs caring adults in the community with middle school students for one-on-one support, encouragement, and connection. As a mentor, you’ll meet with your student once a week during the school day, building a positive relationship while helping them develop confidence, social-emotional skills, and goal-setting habits.

No teaching experience is required; just consistency, empathy, and a willingness to show up.

What to Expect:

Requirements:

This is a great opportunity for students interested in education, psychology, social work, or anyone who wants to make a lasting impact in a young person’s life! See below for more details on the mentor application process!

Join us this Monday, March 30th, from 6-7pm in Swift Hall 808 for our Care Kit Packing Party! We will be packing menstrual and sexual health kits to distribute on campus and to our local womens shelter. Don't miss out on free pizza and service hours! Sign up using this link if you would like to have pizza! https://secure.ngpvan.com/0VFXrl1HhUSysuFpIE1-2A2

Join us for a fun and delicious quesadilla fundraiser on Monday, March 30th from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the Baldwin Hall tables near the front entrance. We’re looking for volunteers to help make the event run smoothly, including warming up quesadillas, dicing meat, plating food, and taking orders or handling money.

You can sign up for a shift that works best for you—any amount of time you’re able to give is greatly appreciated. If you’re interested in helping out or have any questions, please email escobara@mail.uc.edu 

Monday, April 6th, 2026 - Friday, April 10th, 2026, will be the dates for the next UC ALL CAMPUS BLOOD DRIVE!  The blood drive runs from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Monday-Thursday and 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM on Friday and will be on donor buses parked on Bearcat Commons.  This activity will be mostly outside on Bearcat Commons, so plan to dress appropriately for the weather daily.

Hoxworth Blood Center will need some assistance from volunteers to work with Hoxworth staff in order to; welcome donors, helping to direct donors into each bus, signing up donors for blood drive appointments, assisting donors with basic questions, assisting donors with drinks/give-a-way items, monitoring donors for any donation reactions and generally making sure the blood drive runs well.  

We have space for up to three (3) volunteers to participate in a three and a half (3.5) hour time frame on two different shifts each day.  Monday through Thursday we will have an early shift (9:30 AM - 1:00 PM) and a late shift (1:00 PM - 4:30 PM). On Friday we will have an early shift (8:30 AM - 12:00 PM) and late shift (12:00 PM - 3:30 PM).  We know this is a long commitment for a day but also are limiting the number of volunteer participants.  We will contact waitlist volunteers if an opening becomes available.

Hoxworth Blood Center Staff will be on-site to help any of the volunteers that are able to give their time to assist.  Please email Jamie Glahn (james.glahn@uc.edu) regarding volunteering and Bobby Boettcher (boettcra@ucmail.uc.edu) regarding questions about the blood drive.

We rely heavily on UC volunteers participating in the blood drive to help make sure other Bearcats have a great experience at the blood drive events.  Your assistance is needed and very appreciated. This counts as an off-site activity, even though it is on campus.

IMPORTANT:  If you sign-up and have to cancel due to illness (within 48 hours of the event) please email Jamie (james.glahn@uc.edu) and Bobby (boettcra@ucmail.uc.edu), so we are aware and can contact volunteers on the wait list. Please remember, if you sign-up and don't participate, you are taking away someone else's opportunity to help and get community service hours. 

Thank you for viewing this need and everything you do for your community!   

Pick up a shift at UC's ADAAPT Innovation Studio, Saturday or Sunday, all year long!

Represent UC at the DAAP Student Retail Space outside of Findlay Market, where you will help merchandise, network with guests and direct them to individual makers' sales info.  This storefront is dedicated to prototypes or personal lines of various material and methodologies: ceramics, 3D printed work, glass, jewelry, screen printed, etc. Some products come from the industrial design course: Home Grown studio with professor Doehler, and some are from individual brand pop ups. Current students, faculty and alumni are all able to showcase their pieces here and represent the vast network of talented and creative individuals associated with DAAP! Upon registration, Gabi Ragusa (site supervisor) will reach out to confirm your preferred dates and timeframe. 

Available Saturday shifts are AM (10a-1:30p) or PM (1:30p-5p) Available Sunday shifts are AM (10a-1p) or PM (1-4p)

Heavy lifting and other physical exertions are guaranteed to occur during this volunteer opportunity.

You will be helping the Bearcats Pantry offload and sort a pallet of microwaveable meals. 

Dress appropriately. Comfortable shoes and athletic wear encouraged. This will be partially outside, so account for the weather in your attire.

First Aid Volunteers are CPR/First Aid certified individuals and do not have to be licensed medical professionals (EMT, EMS, RN, etc.) but they can be, when available. They administer First-Aid to event participants. The support locations can include start/finish, and along the route.

Using personal photography equipment (can be a cell phone), capture event including team photos, start & finish line photos, sponsors, route photos, & festival area photos. Volunteer Photographers are expected to share full rights to digital media with the MS Society in-kind within 2 weeks of the event taking place.  Does not need to be a professional photographer. Shot lists will be shared.

Unloading trucks and distributing supplies, setting up tents, tables, and chairs,  hanging banners and signage, decorating tents and tables (heavy lifting required ≤50lbs)

In partnership with a staff member or experienced volunteer, marking event route with signage to indicate the direction participants should follow.

Welcoming participants, looking-up participant name, confirming information, answering questions, and taking fundraising. donations. (Background check required for volunteers handling donations)

Setting up/taking down the food and beverage area, set out water and other beverages, serve coffee where applicable (if not self-serve) lay out snacks. Keep area clean.

Setting up/taking down hydration area. Welcoming and encouraging/congratulating participants, serving beverages, icing down beverages and replenishing supplies as needed, keeping hydration area clean.

Setting up/breaking down area with appropriate supplies, managing the area during the event which may include passing out bandanas, Society print materials, speaking to constituents about MS Society. Usually staffed with at least one Staff member.

New area that will feature participant walking bibs for personalization. Used to be called "I Walk for" bibs and was often a part of Registration. Volunteers in the area will need to spot check supplies.

Setting up/taking down Complete the Circle interactive graphic, set up and manage circle stickers and offer instruction to participants on how to fill out and apply circle stickers to graphic.

Ghar Ghar Langar Sewa (GGLS) delivers free meals every day to homeless and vulnerable families in India. We started during COVID and never stopped. So far we have given out over 686,000 food packets and 2,500 ration kits. We also help during floods and run community care centers. Strong submissions may be shared with real partners or used in outreach. 

WHAT YOU WILL WRITE- 3 hours per prompt 
Pick one option below and submit it as a Google Doc or PDF.
Option 1: Corporate Pitch (150 to 250 words)
Write a short message to a company, foundation, or sponsor asking them to support GGLS.
Start by explaining what GGLS does and who they help. Then explain why their support matters and what difference it makes. You can mention daily meal distribution, flood relief, or long term community impact.
End with a clear ask. Sponsorship, partnership, or funding. Keep it professional but simple. Think of it like a real email to a company.

Option 2: Awareness Brief (200 to 300 words)
Write something that could be posted on LinkedIn, a company newsletter, or a CSR blog.
Open strong. Then explain what GGLS does, who they serve, and why it matters. Include a few impact points like meals served or disaster response. Keep the tone informative but warm.
End with a soft call to action. Encourage readers to learn more, donate, or share.

Option 3: Donor Impact Letter (200 to 300 words)
Write a letter from the point of view of a volunteer or someone receiving help.
Tell a simple and real story. Describe what a day looks like or what the support means to them. Keep it honest and grounded. Small details make it feel real.
End by thanking the donor and showing how their support makes a direct difference.

SUBMISSION RULES

Submit on Sunday work at your own pace. 
Your writing must be your own.
AI generated submissions will not earn hours. This opportunity is about building your own voice and skills.
Submit one piece as a Google Doc or PDF to:
guruarjunsamajik@gmail.com
One submission equals full hours credit.

BONUS HOUR
If this cause speaks to you, share this opportunity with your professional network or on social media. You can also share GGLS story in your own words.
Send a screenshot to the contact above and you will earn one extra volunteer hour.

If you choose to submit all 3 prompts register for 3 shifts. 

For more information- 

Website: langarsewa.in

Facebook: Ghar Ghar Langar Sewa

Instagram: @ghargharlangarsewa

Setting up/taking down Circles of Support tent, set up and manage circle fans and offer instruction to participants on what they represent and how to use during the Program.

Roam the site with baskets of Circle of Support circle fans, passing out to all participants and explaining what they are and how to use during the Program.

Provides excellent customer service and registration services for Top Fundraisers, Includes setting up/breaking down TFA Registration, providing check-in and registration services, handing out credentials, answer questions. Background check required.

Welcomes Top Fundraisers into the TFA Area. Provides information and able to answer general questions.

Stationed at the step-and-repeat display to assist TF participants take photos. Can use their personal photography equipment, cell phone or participants cell phone. If more than one in TFA area, can take candid photos around the area.

Setting up/taking down the food and beverage area. Provide an elevated food and beverage experience to TFs, set out water and other beverages, serve coffee (if not self-serve) lay out snacks. Keep area clean.

Cleaning up the event site, taking down decorations, signage and banners, breaking down tents, tables, and chairs, organizing and loading supplies on trucks (heavy lifting required ≤50lbs)

Welcoming participants and directing them to the appropriate areas at the event site, answering questions as needed, ensuring registration lines are moving quickly and that participants have all necessary materials completed before they get to the front of the line

Assisting photographers with set up, gathering participants, using props or signs, staging photos, reminding participants to use appropriate tags for social media, etc.

Directing participants at key locations on the route to ensure the walk route is followed correctly and safely.

Time: 8am-2:30pm

Location- Swift Hall

We will provide breakfast and lunch. Students need to wear UC shirts!

Help keep the UC campus clean! Pick up trash around campus and collect tobacco waste to show how much tobacco is used on campus.

Help Imago make our second annual Market in the Woods a great event! Early shift volunteers (7am -10am)  will help vendors set up and set up our Imago Yard Sale. Shifts from 9:30am - 4pm will work the Imago Yard Sale during the event or greet Market goers at our front entrance. Volunteers from 4pm - 6pm will assist in breaking down and cleaning up the event. 

Help Imago get ready for our second annual Market in the Woods! Organize items for the Imago Yard Sale, complete outdoor yard work, and set up tents, tables, and signs to get our nature preserve ready for Market in the Woods!

Volunteer Opportunity: Companionship & Socialization Support

We are seeking a friendly, compassionate volunteer to provide companionship and social engagement. This role is perfect for someone who enjoys connecting with others, sharing conversation, and bringing positive energy to someone’s day.

Responsibilities:

Spend quality one-on-one time through conversation and companionship
Plan and participate in enjoyable activities such as board games, puzzles, crafts, or light outdoor walks
Encourage social interaction. 
Share ideas for creative, engaging ways to spend time together

Ideal Volunteer:

Warm, patient, and a good listener
Reliable and respectful
Creative with activity ideas and adaptable to different interests
Passionate about making a meaningful difference in someone’s life

Examples of Activities:

Playing card or board games
Arts and crafts or simple DIY projects
Listening to music or watching favorite shows
Going for short walks or enjoying fresh air
Reminiscing and storytelling

Your time and kindness can make a lasting impact. Join us in creating meaningful moments and brightening someone’s day.

Requirements: 

18 years old

FBI/BCI background check

Drug Screen

In person training and orientation

Enter the following Opportunity description filling in specific details.  If this is a CCM student only opportunity, add the following line first:

THIS OPPORTUNITY IS FOR CCM STUDENTS ONLY.

The following should go into the description field for all events:

We are seeking enthusiastic and professional ushers for CCM Convocation - Corbett

Call Time: 9am
Time Commitment: Approximately four hours

As an usher, you’ll play a key role in creating a welcoming experience for audience members—while also getting the chance to support and enjoy live performance at CCM! This is a fantastic opportunity to be involved behind the scenes and engage with the CCM performance community.

Dress Code:

To maintain a polished and professional atmosphere, please follow these dress guidelines:

If your attire does not meet these standards and you are unable to change before the house opens, the House Manager may dismiss you from the shift—and you will not receive credit.

Check-In:

Please report to the House Manager in the inner lobby of the Performance Hall where you’re assigned. You’ll receive instructions and an overview of the evening at that time. Please note that posted end times may vary—the House Manager will provide an updated run time during check-in.

Enter the following Opportunity description filling in specific details.  If this is a CCM student only opportunity, add the following line first:

THIS OPPORTUNITY IS FOR CCM STUDENTS ONLY.

The following should go into the description field for all events:

We are seeking enthusiastic and professional ushers for CCM Icarus Quartet!

Call Time: 6:30 PM
Time Commitment: Approximately four hours

As an usher, you’ll play a key role in creating a welcoming experience for audience members—while also getting the chance to support and enjoy live performance at CCM! This is a fantastic opportunity to be involved behind the scenes and engage with the CCM performance community.

Dress Code:

To maintain a polished and professional atmosphere, please follow these dress guidelines:

If your attire does not meet these standards and you are unable to change before the house opens, the House Manager may dismiss you from the shift—and you will not receive credit.

Check-In:

Please report to the House Manager in the inner lobby of the Performance Hall where you’re assigned. You’ll receive instructions and an overview of the evening at that time. Please note that posted end times may vary—the House Manager will provide an updated run time during check-in.

This spring, grow something that matters. Spend a morning or an afternoon serving a meal and sharing kindness with neighbors in need.

At St. Francis Seraph Ministries, every meal is served with dignity and respect—and volunteers are at the heart of that mission. Whether you come once or make it a routine, your time makes a lasting impact.

Shifts Monday-Friday

6:45 - 9:00 AM

3:45 – 6:00 PM

Easy to Get To
St. Anthony Center (corner of Liberty & Republic)
Only 1.5 miles from UC
Free parking available in front of the building or off Vine St. (near Huber St.)

Sign up Today!  https://sfsministries.galaxydigital.com/agency/detail/?agency_id=79839

Questions? Reach out to Susan Walsh at swalsh@sfsministries.org

Student or individual with professional skills, volunteer will interview participants, take video or photos using appropriate tags on social media.

Working with Volunteer Lead - checking in volunteers, ensuring paperwork is turned in and volunteers receive a t-shirt and instructions for their volunteer shift.  Should be comfortable managing Volunteer Tent if Lead should need to leave or on a break.

Unloading trucks and distributing supplies, setting up tents, tables, and chairs,  hanging banners and signage, decorating tents and tables (heavy lifting required ≤50lbs)

Planning & execution for VCIC regional compeititon host university

Join other Imago volunteers in re-foresting an urban nature preserve, in Price Hill - just a miles away from UC"s Clifton Campus. 

9am-12pm

We will be cleaning up our garden in anticipation for the growing season. Tasks include picking up trash, spreading mulch, pulling weeds and clearing debris. Wear closed toe shoes, pants and long sleeve shirt. Street parking is available. There are no bathrooms on site, public restroom is available at the Walnut Hills Library (3 blocks away)

Possum Strous, possum@walnuthillsrf.org, 513-580-8311

Mentoring Plus' annual gala that we raise money for our no profit that help at risk teenagers in Northern Kentucky

Join the American Lung Association as a volunteer at the Annual Fight For Air Climb at TQL Stadium on April 12th! Volunteers will help with registration, merchandise, water stations, and cheering on our climbers!  Sign-up to volunteer at https://fightforairclimb.org/cincinnati - Click Register-Register as a volunteer!

YOU MUST SIGN UP ON SIGNUP GENIUS IN ADDITION TO THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EARN THE HOURS: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A49A9AD23A2FBCE9-63052339-tabling

Sign up to volunteer on April 1 for 1 hour-long shifts between 9 AM and 4 PM for volunteer hours! Instructions on what to do will be provided via Groupme closer to the 1st using the information from the signup genius.

Join the GroupMe for instructions: https://groupme.com/join_group/113906981/Cv1EVx9C

Incline to the Finish Line is our annual 5k. This event bring people together, promotes awareness and acceptance for all individuals with disabilities. Opportunities include everything from course attendants, food service, mimosa crew to cotton candy maker!!

The 2026 Avenue Experience: College Hill Festival is taking place on Saturday, May 30th, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The day will kick off with a parade at 11:00 AM. The parade will stage at the Plaza, travel down Cedar Avenue to Cary, continue to Marlowe, and disperse at Patrick’s Park, where the main festival festivities will begin. 

STARTS March 31. We are on Spring Break, 3/23 - 3/27. 

Our PE teacher would love to have your help any day, Tuesday - Friday with our youngest students at Spencer. There are two sections of classes between 10:35 - 12:30. This post is for Fridays

STARTS 4/2/26. We are on Spring Break 3/23 - 3/27.

Our PE teacher would love to have your help any day, Tuesday - Friday with our youngest students at Spencer. There are two sections of classes between 10:35 - 12:30. This post is for Thursdays

STARTS 4/1/26. We are on Spring Break 3/23 - 3/27.

Our PE teacher would love to have your help any day, Tuesday - Friday with our youngest students at Spencer. There are two sections of classes between 10:35 - 12:30. This post is for Wednesdays

STARTS 3/31/26 - We are on Spring Break, 3/23-3/27.

Our PE teacher would love to have your help any day, Tuesday - Friday with our youngest students at Spencer. There are two sections of classes between 10:35 - 12:30. This post is for Tuesdays

Walk MS is a great opportunity for volunteers to learn about fundraising events and the work of the MS Society while helping to support those living with multiple sclerosis.

We have many volunteer opportunities available, ranging from serving food and beverages, providing first aid, driving materials and people on golf carts, cheering on participants at the finish line, and more!

If you come dressed in orange, you'll fit right in. Visit www.walkms.org for more information.

The event will take place on Saturday, April 25, 2026

Help get the Y ready for summer!

We are having a new park shelter built at one of our neighborhood parks. We want to help beauty the landscaping at this park by clearing brush, weeds and trash from the landscaping/ flowerbeds. Also pruning and trimming plants were needed. We may add mulch to some of the areas. We will also participate in a trash walk. Picking up trash along our more traveled streets. Tools/vest will be provided.

This is for the 2026 Cincinnati Science Olympiad which occurred on 3/16/2026. This event is to account for additional volunteer hours worked.

Direct event participants to open parking spots, direct the flow of traffic in parking lot as necessary

Shuttle participants along the route as needed. If driving a vehicle, prior training and approval required. If driving a golf cart, individual must be 16 years of age.

Shuttle participants along the route. Must be 16+, possess a valid driver's license , no background or safety training required but prior knowledge of how to drive a golf cart helpful.

Join us in getting the Bearcats Pantry and Resource Center located at Fishwick Surplus (off campus) ready for spring! Help us plant seeds, spread leaf mulch, and set up a composter. When you arrive, check in with Asha Brogan. You efforts will help by providing food for fellow Bearcats to be distributed at The Market in Stratford Heights Building 16. The weather is changeable and can be cold or hot. Be prepared for: all weather, getting dirty, heavy lifting, digging, squatting or bending over, and getting your own transportation to and from the site. There is ample parking available.

Join us for a hands-on day of neighborhood stewardship at Incline Run, a pedestrian pathway in Cincinnati’s historic Price Hill Incline District. Incline Run is a unique, quiet greenspace connecting the East and Lower Price Hill neighborhoods. Our goal is simple: refresh and beautify Incline Run this spring.

Volunteers will spend the day helping to:

• Remove overgrown weeds and invasive plants

• Pick up litter along the pathway

• Plant new greenery in our artistic planters along the trail

This project is perfect for anyone who enjoys being outdoors, getting their hands dirty, and making a visible difference in a beloved public space. We'll provide tools, gloves, and lunch for volunteers that day. Whether you stay for an hour or the whole day, your help will make a real impact on this unique hillside pathway.

Project Lead: Ashley Feist, Price Hill Will 

Project Lead Contact: Ashley@pricehillwill.org, 513-824-1215 (both calls and texts are welcome)

Parking Instructions: 

Use 2570 Maryland Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45204 in your GPS to reach the Incline Run entrance.
Because Incline Run is a pedestrian pathway built from a closed section of Maryland Avenue, vehicles cannot drive onto the trail itself.
The easiest place to park is along the upper section of Maryland Avenue or nearby streets in the Incline District, including:
-Maryland Avenue (north of the trail entrance)
-Mt. Hope Avenue
-nearby side streets
From there, it is a short walk downhill to the Incline Run entrance.

Notable Landmarks Near Project Site: The project site is located near East Price Hills Incline District, the intersection of State Avenue and River Road, and minutes from Downtown Cincinnati.

Bathroom Information: There are no restroom facilities directly on site at Incline Run. Volunteers should plan to take breaks at nearby shops or Price Hill Will offices, 3301 Price Ave. Rides will be provided to non-drivers.

Standing at the finish line to cheer on participants, using noise makers, handing out medals/mementos, often these volunteers are asked to bring encouraging signs(either pre-prepared or from home) or cheering swag (available at volunteer tent) Not required but spirit team generally cheers on participants at start, then helps with teardown/other misc. tasks while walkers are out, then return to finish line to cheer on participants again.

Would you like to make a difference in an inner city neighborhood in Cincinnati? We're helping seniors who can't keep up with the work needed around their houses. We need volunteers to paint, clean out brush, and perform basic repairs inside and outside homes in Avondale.  No experience is necessary, just a willing heart and helping hands!

Please dress in older clothes because you'll get messy!  

Where: Meet at Compassionate Justice Ministry Center, 3494 Reading Road, Cincinnati, OH 45229. 

Enter in the back of the building by the parking lot.  

Contact Kimbra with any questions: ktribble@cj.church

 Lunch is provided!

Inclement Weather Plan: We work in any weather as long as the roads are safe to travel.

The Cincinnati Art Museum has invited us to offer a hands-on learning experience at their first "Art on the Rise" event of the season. 
We will be chatting with folks, making seed packets for folks to take home, with planting instructions, and sharing WHY it's important to plant for the bees, butterflies, and birds in our community. 

Student volunteers to help us set up and take down our indoor training equipment. Volunteer work would include transporting wheelchair racing chair and rollers from Adaptive Athletics storage in the recreation center to the multipurpose room on the same floor.

Student volunteers to help us set up and take down our indoor training equipment. Volunteer work would include transporting wheelchair racing chair and rollers from Adaptive Athletics storage in the recreation center to the multipurpose room on the same floor.

Join the MCA A-Team from 10AM-1PM for a workparty. We will work to remove pesky invasive plants, pick up trash, and do other tasks to clean up the site.

What to wear: Wear weather appropriate clothing (layers are always a good idea). Long sleeves, long pants, and closed toed shoes are highly recommended to avoid cuts and scratches, sunburn, and possible exposure to poison ivy.

What to bring: Bring your own sunscreen, bug spray and reusable water bottle. Volunteers are welcome to bring any personal labeled tools/supplies or snacks, but Mill Creek Alliance will provide enough tools/supplies/snacks for all volunteers including safety glasses, gloves, loppers, etc.!

*Rain/inclement weather cancels events. Registrants will be contacted via email if an event is cancelled.*

This volunteer opportunity is to assist in helping with set up, facilitating, and tearing down the Campus Recreation Center (CRC) gymnasium set-up for the School of Information Technology's annual IT EXPO event on Monday & Tuesday, April 13th & 14th.  This opportunity will be include different responsibilities for each shift available, please see below for more detail.

Monday, April 13th: 

Tuesday, April 14th: Shifts and Descriptions:

This shift will have the following tasks: traffic assistance in directing garage parking, material unloading for IT EXPO booths, greeters for the event.  Please note, you may be asked to do physical labor.

This shift will have the following tasks: guiding the event judges to their respective judging areas at the right time

This shift will have the following tasks: helping organize and hand out boxed lunches and IT EXPO themed t-shirts, bags, etc. for the event.

This shift will have the following tasks: put away the physical space for EXPO, including chairs & tables, materials for booths, etc. for the event.  Please note, you will be asked to do physical labor.

Overview
The Corryville Community Development Corporation is seeking community-minded volunteers to help keep the Short Vine business district clean and welcoming. Litter Pickup Volunteers play an important role in maintaining the appearance of the neighborhood by removing trash from sidewalks, bus stops, and public spaces. This role is ideal for individuals who enjoy being outdoors and want to make a visible impact in the community.

Volunteer Responsibilities

Pick up litter along sidewalks and curb lines throughout the Short Vine corridor.

Collect trash around bus stops, tree wells, and near city trash cans.

Place collected litter into designated trash bags and dispose of it in nearby city trash cans or directed disposal points.

Report any major issues observed during cleanup, such as overflowing trash cans or illegal dumping.

Follow the assigned cleanup route or zone to ensure consistent coverage of the district.

Volunteer Qualifications

Reliable and able to complete assigned cleanup routes.

Comfortable walking outdoors for extended periods.

Able to safely lift and carry bags of collected litter.

Positive attitude and interest in supporting neighborhood beautification.

Impact

By volunteering, you help keep the Short Vine district clean, safe, and welcoming for residents, students, businesses, and visitors. Even a small amount of time contributes to improving the neighborhood’s appearance and sense of pride.

Would you like to make a difference in an inner city neighborhood in Cincinnati? We're helping seniors who can't keep up with the work needed around their houses. We need volunteers to paint, clean out brush, and perform basic repairs inside and outside homes in Avondale.  No experience is necessary, just a willing heart and helping hands!

Please dress in older clothes because you'll get messy!  

Where: Meet at Compassionate Justice Ministry Center, 3494 Reading Road, Cincinnati, OH 45229. 

Enter in the back of the building by the parking lot.  

Contact Kimbra with any questions: ktribble@cj.church

 Lunch is provided!

Inclement Weather Plan: We work in any weather as long as the roads are safe to travel.

Tutoring during and after school. Grade 3-12. Set up schedule before attending with Resource Coordinator. 

Hello Volunteers,

Description:

Join us for the 2026 Wasson Way Morning Trail Clean-Up! This event will take place on May 15, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. We can meet on the trail at Burch Avenue near Rookwood’s Whole Foods.

Volunteers will be weeding and mulching all trees on from Madison Rd. to Montgomery Rd.

Wasson Way is a vibrant urban linear greenway trail that spans twelve neighborhoods on the eastern side of Cincinnati, connecting neighborhoods, schools, and recreation areas. Our vision is to transform Wasson Way into a world-class urban greenway that serves as a hub for community activity.

Event Details:

Parking Instructions:

Park on Birch Avenue, nearby streets, or Rookwood Commons. Please consider carpooling.

Notable Landmarks Near Project Site:

Signs will be posted to guide you.

Bathroom Information:

Public bathrooms will be available.

Event Activities:

The event will focus on mulching and removing weeds around trees planted between Madison Road and Montgomery Avenue. Tools and gloves will be provided for volunteers.

What to Bring:

We appreciate your willingness to support our community.

Thank you,

Ralph
(513) 218-8562

This job uses miscellaneous skills to do various admin tasks.  If you are interested, please send an email to Jill at VolunteerManager@charactercincinnati.org. Provide the name of this opportunity, your name, major, year of graduation, how many hours you need, and the date by which you need them. Include a brief explanation of why you want to participate in this opportunity.  Please keep in mind that all completed work must be submitted by April 24, 2026.

All volunteers must be registered via the Freestore Foodbank website in addition to the UC portal before entering the building for a volunteer shift. Please use the following link to complete your mandatory waiver and register to participate in this event: https://vhub.at/ucserves

The Bea Taylor Market is a choice food pantry offering clients free food according to family composition, nutritional needs, cooking availability, and tastes. Client choices are augmented by fresh produce, pre-selected meals, and personal hygiene products. Homeless clients receive special boxes with foods that can be consumed without heating.

Volunteer Task: Volunteers will stock shelves, assist customers during their shopping experience, staff the check-in and checkout counters, assist customers to their vehicle with their groceries and load into the vehicle, and perform simple maintenance activities to keep the market clean and customer friendly.

Parking: Park in any of our free spaces on-site. When you arrive, enter through the main entrance of the building (the doors under the WELCOME sign).

Dress Code: Opened-toe, flip flops, and sandals are not permitted. Shirts must have sleeves; t-shirts and short-sleeved shirts are acceptable. Tank tops and sleeve-less shirts are not permitted. Well-fitted clothes to ensure safe movement around machinery and equipment; jeans or shorts can be worn.

Bathroom: Public restrooms available in the facility.

Volunteers will assist with sorting and stocking food items on shelfves  and engage with neigbors by assisting them with food choices who shop at the pantry. 

 indoor Painting Project  columnsin the pantry area need touching up

outdoor clean up project sweeping, trimming bushes

We are seeking volunteers to support our annual Community Day, a family‑friendly event focused on connection, resources, and neighborhood engagement. Students looking to serve, gain hands‑on experience, or earn volunteer hours are encouraged to participate.

Volunteer Roles Available:

Why Volunteer?

If you’re interested in volunteering or would like more information, please reach out to us to sign up.

We hope to see you there!

Short Vine Spring Spruce is a collaborative, multi-day neighborhood activation led by the Center for Community Engagement in partnership with UC Sustainability, Keep Cincinnati Beautiful, and the Corryville Community Development Corporation.   

Join us to leave your mark on the Short Vine corridor through public art, environmental stewardship, and civic engagement.   

This is not just a clean-up – it is visible, lasting investment in the Short Vine/Corryville community.

If you are interested in being a Student Volunteer Leader and leading one of the Projects, please contact Faith Goetz-Isaacs at gingrifh@ucmail.uc.edu

Sunday, April 12 

12pm-4pm 

Learning Outcomes:  Volunteers will:  Practice collaborative community engagement  Contribute to visible neighborhood impact  Build teamwork and leadership skills  Engage in environmentally responsible practices

Short Vine Spring Spruce is a collaborative, multi-day neighborhood activation led by the Center for Community Engagement in partnership with UC Sustainability, Keep Cincinnati Beautiful, and the Corryville Community Development Corporation.   

Join us to leave your mark on the Short Vine corridor through public art, environmental stewardship, and civic engagement.   

This is not just a clean-up – it is visible, lasting investment in the Short Vine/Corryville community.

If you are interested in being a Student Volunteer Leader and leading one of the Projects, please contact Faith Goetz-Isaacs at gingrifh@ucmail.uc.edu

Saturday, April 11 

Full Shift: 10am-4pm (lunch provided) 

Morning Shift: 10am-1pm 

Afternoon Shift: 1pm-4pm 

Learning Outcomes:  Volunteers will:  Practice collaborative community engagement  Contribute to visible neighborhood impact  Build teamwork and leadership skills  Engage in environmentally responsible practices

Volunteer Opportunities working with individuals with Down syndrome.  Our iCan Bike Camp will be held July 6-10, 2026 at Harrison High School in Cincinnati.  iCan Bike Camp uses adapted bicycles, a specialized instructional program and trained staff to enable individuals with disabilities to learn to ride a two-wheel bicycle. Riders attend one 75 minute session each day for five consecutive days where they learn to ride while accompanied and encouraged by volunteer “spotters”. Over the course of the week, we continually adjust the bikes in an effort to challenge riders balance as they gradually discover the skill and joy of riding.

Click this link for more information and our sign-up time slots: www.dsagc.com/volunteer  

Questions?  Contact amyi@dsagc.com 

CHA will be hosting a Field Day at school on May 15 to promote physical activity, teamwork, & fun school spirit through engaging games, relays, & outdoor activities. Volunteers will be assisting with various outdoor activities & games.

Join PWC’s annual spring volunteer event and use your home repair skills to provide important home maintenance services to low-income seniors and people with disabilities in our community! Recruit a group of friends and family or organize a team from your company, school or faith-based group and spend a morning helping your neighbors.

Repair Affair is one of PWC's annual volunteer events. Form a small group of volunteers with home repair skills and make a concrete difference in the lives of our low-income neighbors by: Installing handrails, repairing drywall, fixing leaky plumbing, repairing damaged walkways and steps, performing other home maintenance for our clients

CLEAN UP CINCY CLIFTON CLEANUP: SPRING 2026

Clean Up Cincy's Clifton walking events engage students with our CUF community: UC's home.

Student volunteers meet at Bearcats Commons (in front of Arts and Sciences Hall) between 11-11:30 AM on April 18th, 2026 and are provided supplies (gloves, trash bags, etc.) to pick up litter in streets surrounding campus. Crews walk through our community to clean up trash while exec members pick up filled bags to be disposed of in dedicated dumpsters. 

Join us this Spring to help make a difference in the community and keep the streets many of us live in beautiful and clean!

Volunteers are certified for 3 off-campus service hours, which count towards UC scholarship requirements.

IF YOU WANT TO SIGN UP AS A TEAM/ORGANIZATION, please add what group/people/organization you want to be placed with in the "notes" section of the signup!

Dinner included; The graduate hotel

TUC 3rd Floor Atrium; Lunch included

TUC Breakouts;

The Graduate Hotel; Lunch included

TUC 400ABC; Lunch included

At the Graduate Hotel; Lunch included.