Opportunities From: Center for Community Engagement

The Patient Navigation Internship Program provides a unique opportunity for interns to work with patients and gain valuable insights to potential health care barriers and help patients navigate the healthcare system. 

Interns assist patients as referral specialists helping  assisting patients with barriers getting to specialist and diagnostic testing. Interns aim to make the referral process/experiences for patients as manageable and accessible as possible.  Interns work closely with HealthSource of Ohio’s clinical site team members including care coordinators to learn about available resources and ensure patients have access to their healthcare needs. 

 Through shadowing opportunities available for interns at HealthSource of Ohio’s designated clinical site, interns gain a better understanding of a clinician’s roles and responsibilities, the framework behind a patient-clinician relationship, observe the process behind treatment plans, and ultimately see medicine in its reality. 

Time spent in this internship program is invaluable, as interns not only gain a first person view of primary care, but make connections, and build on their health care experience. 

We request intern commits 150 hours to ensure an impactful and meaningful experience. We are very flexible with hours and days to make your schedule work around school schedule.  

For more info, please email navigationprogram@hsohio.org 

Immigrant Welcome Center - Special Projects Volunteer

OVERVIEW OF BLOC: 

We are an inner city ministry that lives and works in the neighborhoods we serve. Our mission exists to build relationships with our neighbors and share hope in brokenness. We target neighborhoods that are underserved. We have a staff size of about 75 where we have after school programs, sports performance center, houses for women in sex trafficking, men and women transitional homes, two coffee shops, screen printing, and other forms of ministry to love our neighbors. 

WHO WE ARE

The Ola Immigrant Welcome Center is comprised of BLOC staff and volunteers working directly with families, and students, and partnering with other nonprofits to provide services. The IWC guides and equips immigrants to thrive in their new community by

providing one-stop, customized, coordinated care plans, 

collaborating with partner organizations.

offering in-house programs that fill key gaps in service offerings.

engaging and mobilizing the greater community.

creating opportunities to celebrate culture and build community.

We are looking for volunteers to review our website and let us know what errors we have including grammar, spelling, link issues, graphic issues.

 You would need to contact us first prior to reviewing the website so we can give you directions and assign a particular part of the website.  We need to talk to you directly before you do this volunteer opportunity.  

  This job would be remote and you would need to type a report letting us know of errors on each page.  You would need to be specific about the page and the error found.  General advice is welcome but not what we are looking for at this point,  You should put your name on the report.  You can contact us at heavenssgain@fuse.net and we will contact you within 10 days of the request.  Our website is www.heavensgain.org. 

Pet Packers with love needed to pack pet food for seniors' furry friends!!  They are just as important as our seniors as they provide companionship and love to them daily.

Help us keep the seniors companions in their home and fed by filling a small bag of dog food or cat food packed especially by you and for their forever furry friends.  

Pet food is packed into smaller bags that is manageable for the seniors and easy for our drivers to take to them weekly.

You can make a difference for a senior and their forever furry friend.

Make snack boxes for seniors which go out with their meals each week.  Opportunity is done in an assembly line fashion.

Northside Greenspace Inc. is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization founded to identify, preserve and restore natural areas in Northside and surrounding Cincinnati, Ohio communities.

Volunteer work projects provide hands on learning experiences for community members and result in tangible improvements to our greenspaces.

Join other volunteers as we tackle invasive species in Buttercup Valley Nature Preserve, Parker Woods, and Badgley Run. Activities may include cutting honeysuckle, pulling garlic mustard and Japanese chaff flower, and other tasks. 

Volunteer dates and locations for 2026 are as follows:

March 28 Parker Woods (Thompson Heights trailhead) 

April 11 Buttercup Valley (Stanford trailhead)  

April 25 Buttercup Valley (Northview trailhead)  

May 9 Parker Woods (Parker Woods Montessori parking lot)  

July 18 Buttercup Valley (Stanford trailhead)  

Sept 19 Parker Woods (Thompson Heights trailhead) 

Oct 3 Buttercup Valley (Stanford trailhead) 

Nov 7 Buttercup Valley (Stanford trailhead)

Nov 21 Parker Woods (Thompson Heights trailhead)

*All times are 10-1pm unless otherwise indicated 

Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of single mothers and their children? Join our nonprofit organization and become part of  dedicated team working towards eviction avoidance education and homelessness prevention.

As a university student volunteer, you will have the opportunity to contribute to our mission by creating policies, procedures and program guidelines. Your valuable input will help us establish a comprehensive framework that empowers single mothers to create a safe and stable environment for themselves and their children.

In this role, you will work closely with our team to:

1.Develop policies: Collaborate with our organization to create policies that address the unique challenges faced by single mothers at the risk of eviction and homelessness. These policies will provide guidance and support to ensure that single mothers have access to the resources they need to main stable housing and prevent legal action of eviction.

By joining our team as a University of Cincinnati student volunteer, you will gain valuable hands-on experience in program development and nonprofit management. You will also have the opportunity to make impact in the lives of single mothers and their families, helping them overcome challenges and build a brighter future.

Ready to make a difference? Reach out to us to learn more about how you can get involved and contribute to our mission of eviction avoidance education and homelessness prevention. Together let's create a community where single mothers can thrive and achieve long-term stability!

Calling all UC alumni and students! Spend a few hours each week outdoors, learn new horticulture skills, and help keep the Arboretum looking its best.

When

Every Tuesday & Thursday, April 1 – October 30
8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (come for one morning or make it a weekly habit)

What You’ll Do

Plant seasonal annuals and vegetable beds

Prune, weed, and mulch trees and shrubs

Install plant labels, signs, and small hardscape features

Pitch in on special projects that refresh high‑profile display areas

What We Provide

All tools and materials (feel free to bring your own hand tools—just label them)

On‑the‑spot guidance from our horticulture staff

Lunch, snacks, and plenty of camaraderie

Grow Your Impact: Complete a brief training session, and you can “adopt” a garden bed or feature area to maintain on your own schedule. Volunteers also help design and build larger enhancement projects throughout the season.

Why Join?

Hands‑on experience for budding horticulturists

Networking with fellow Bearcats and green‑industry professionals

A tangible way to give back to the community and the planet

Ready to dig in? We can’t wait to garden alongside you!

The Gikingo committee is one of 3 EWB-UC project committees working on creating water supply systems. Gikingo is a community in Rwanda, just north of Kigali, with a population of around 1000. Before this project, community members sourced water from an undeveloped spring and other unsafe sources. The community desires a system to provide clean and accessible water to improve member's health. Weekly committee meetings work on, planning trips, creating technical documentation, engineering system solutions, and many other critical tasks. No experience is necessary and you do not need to be an engineer.  Join our page on GetInvolvedUC, follow us on Instagram, or emails us at UCEWB.Gikingo@gmail.com to learn more.

Need someone to work concession stand while races are going on. 

At Ohio Valley Hospice we believe that people have the right to care, comfort and dignity as they come to the end of life. As a Volunteer Companion you are an important part of our care teams being available for a variety of needs and enriching our patients lives. Companions may read, play games, do crafts, take walks, make memory books and much more. Bring your talents and personality and give a patient someone to look forward to visiting with. 

Volunteer may need to drive more than 30 minutes from UC campus to visit with patients. 

Need hours community service hours for your Cincinnatus scholarship or other program community service requirements? Are you passionate about positively impacting your community while developing valuable skills? Look no further! We are excited to announce the launch of the "Inspire the Inner NERD" Student Organization, and we invite you to be a part of this inspiring journey.

What is NERDS?

NERDS stands for Nurturing Education Readiness and Development from Start. It's a local nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering students and fostering their curiosity for learning through robotics and education programs. Knowledge, innovation, and mentorship can transform lives. The NERDS student organization aims to Nurturing Education, Robotics, and Development through Service

Our Mission: Together, we will empower, educate, and elevate the lives of those we serve through the NERDS Student Organization.

Why Join the NERDS Student Organization?

Volunteer Development: We are seeking a minimum of 10 passionate students to create a dynamic student organization that will collaborate closely with the NERDS nonprofit. As a member, you'll have the opportunity to recruit, develop, and cultivate volunteers within our community.

Facilitate Learning: Make a real difference in the lives of PK-12 students by facilitating NERDS learning opportunities, sparking their interest in robotics, and inspiring a lifelong love for STEM subjects.

Fundraising: Help us raise essential funds to support our organization's initiatives and provide opportunities for underprivileged students who may not have access to educational resources.

Indirect Services: Contribute your skills in areas like technology, marketing, event planning, and more to support the operations of the NERDS nonprofit.

Service-Learning Opportunities: Gain hands-on experience and develop leadership skills through service-learning projects that will enrich your personal and professional development.

How to Get Involved:

Please complete the interest form.

Attend our introductory meeting to learn more about the NERDS Student Organization and its goals.

Sign up and become a member of this exciting initiative. We welcome students from all backgrounds and majors.

Collaborate with like-minded peers who share your passion for education, robotics, and community service.

Participate in volunteer recruitment, project planning, fundraising, and outreach activities to empower and educate our community.

Join us to make a difference, learn new skills, and create lasting memories. Together, we can inspire change and open doors to brighter futures.

Let's unite our NERDS community and create a brighter future for all!

Please contact Dr. Tonkia (Coach Tee) Bridges at bridgeti@ucmail.uc.edu for inquiries.

Be part of something bigger. Join the NERDS Student Organization!

Looking for a coach/mentor that can help with managing and coaching our youth wrestlers at Hamilton High School. The times will be Monday Wednesday and Thursday from 6:00 to 8pm. 

Adult scarf (see dimensions of UC KNITS CampusLink)

We are looking for a volunteer to do research for our clients on local help in various states for miscarriage and stillbirth support.  We can give you websites to research and you can categorize by state and by service.  You would type this as a word document and as an Excel doc to hand in and get volunteer hours. 

The Service Coordinator has administrative tasks that need completed such as updating our Resource Guide, organizing storage closets, updating bulletin board, etc.. 

The Resource Guide is a set of 3 ring binders that contains useful information for our residents such as but not limited to: 

     - nearby food pantry location, hours, services provided

     - transportation  

     - senior centers

     - home health providers

     - so much more!

All information needs to be verified, added, formatted, typed, indexed and placed in binders.

The facility has several closets, rooms, etc. that have become catch all's for too long and need organizing or decluttered.

Our Bulletin Board is located in the lobby and front entrance. Each month we change the border to reflect the season or holiday. Also informational flyers are posted and updated/removed regularly. 

Please reach out if you are able to assist in any of these areas. This opportunity is only open Mon, Tues, Thurs or Fri 7:30 am - 3:30 pm. Thank you very much!!

Book Processing and amazon sales.

Please call store to set up  time to come in.

(513) 751-6298

Calling all community champions! Join us as a volunteer and create positive change together while gaining experience in a medical environment!

TriHealth is looking for committed individuals to help better our patients’ experience. As a volunteer you would be able to interact with others to provide an extra layer of support. 

Why choose us?

Empowering volunteering: Become a volunteer and directly contribute to initiatives that support patients, their families and TriHealth team members in a meaningful way. 

Personal growth: Gain valuable skills, practical experience, and increase self-confidence through engaging volunteer work.

Flexibility: We understand your commitment, and our volunteering schedules are flexible to accommodate your availability.

Rewards of giving back: Experience the heartfelt gratitude and appreciation from those you help, knowing that your kindness has a positive impact.

Various volunteer opportunities, both patient-facing and behind-the-scenes, are available. Our high-priority needs include Unit Helper, Wayfinder, Pharmacy, Lobby Greeter, and Meaningful Connections, a bedside companionship program. Serving is flexible, and many roles have the option to self-schedule. Our Volunteer Services team will work with you to choose the area best suited to you and your schedule.

The first step is visiting our website and the requirements to volunteer. Application Process | TriHealth If interested, complete an application and register for an upcoming orientation session. Specific question? Contact the Volunteer Coordinator in the region of interest or call 513-862-2368 for more information. We hope to see you soon!

Volunteers will engage in laboring the event such as: transporting materials and catering to the venue. Additionally, volunteers will actively be participating in the events activities-- as we strive to build a cross-cultural understanding.

Whiz Kids is a literacy-based, one-to-one tutoring program for financially under-resourced elementary school youth K-4th grades who are currently reading below grade level.

Our main priority is to enhance students’ reading comprehension, fluency, and accuracy to help them achieve appropriate grade-level reading, especially by the time they are in 3rd grade. Students will also partake in a variety of activities to develop multiple skills, such as critical thinking, problem-solving, imagination, & creativity.

Whiz Kids is a City Gospel Mission program that provides a one-on-one tutoring session for at risk Hispanic youth students. The program is at our Roberts Paideia site in Price Hill. We are looking for 18 tutors for our 18, Kindergarten – 4th grade students. Our sessions are once a week on Wednesdays from 3:20pm - 4:45pm. This opportunity provides 1.5 service hours each week.  Our tutors do not need prior tutoring experience. 

We meet Weekly starting September 18th, 2024 - Wednesday, April 30th, 2024

Our senior residents are looking for educational, engaging programs to broaden their knowledge of health and risk issues that aging adults experience such as diabetes, heart conditions, fall risks, memory loss and so much more.

Monday through Friday, come help us prepare food items for our partners who distribute food to over 70,000 people every month.  Tasks vary from day to day but include sorting bread, sorting through donated items, cleaning, sorting clothing, packaging food and or clothing.  This opportunity takes place in a warehouse setting so please wear close toed shoes and dress comfortably.  We ask that you arrive at 9am.  At 9am we will have a meeting explaining the projects for the day.  

Job Title: Social Media Marketing Specialist

Summary:

The Collective is a passionate and forward-thinking Asian affinity non-profit organization that aims to empower and uplift Asian communities through various initiatives. We are seeking a skilled and creative Social Media Marketing Specialist to join our team and take charge of expanding our organization's presence across various social media platforms. The ideal candidate will be responsible for developing and executing effective social media strategies, creating engaging content, and fostering meaningful connections with our target audience.

Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

Location:

This position is based at our headquarters in University of Cincinnati, but remote work options can be considered for exceptional candidates.

How to Apply:

To apply for this position, please submit your resume, cover letter, and a link to your portfolio showcasing previous social media campaigns to thecollectiveuc@gmail.com.

Note: The Collective is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds and walks of life.

Civic Influencers is a nonpartisan, nonprofit that activates young people’s civic power through organizing, learning, and advocacy. We use real-time data to draw attention to democracy power outages on campuses and in communities, and train young people to fight for youth voting rights and the policies they care about. We design youth-centered, data-driven civic action projects that remove barriers to voting and push decision makers to give young people a seat at the table.

I am concerned about issues that impact my people, community, and land. I am concerned about the state of democracy and want to be part of a national movement that is not afraid to stand up for our youth voting rights and lift up our voices. I want to grow and learn. I want to change the systems that have intentionally left people out of the democratic process. I am dedicated to putting Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at the forefront of my work. I understand that the time to act is now.

Responsibilities:

Responsibilities
• Assist with the execution of the development department’s strategy
• Identify grant funding opportunities
• Write, submit and manage grant proposals
• Furnish prospective funders with supporting documents
• Collaborate with Executive Director and Director of Development to send benefactors newsletters and to promote on-site tours
• Collaborate with Director of Development to compile an annual report

Requirements and skills
• Proven work experience as a Grant Writer or similar role
• Proficient with measuring and reaching income goals
• Great with MS Office Word and Excel
• Excellent knowledge of fundraising information sources
• Exceptional organizational and writing skills
• Bachelor’s degree in creative writing or related field

As a Marketing Assistant, you will play a vital role in supporting our marketing efforts across various channels. Working closely with the marketing team, you will help create, implement, and monitor marketing strategies to promote our brand and reach our target audience effectively.
Responsibilities:

Social Media Management: Assist in managing our company's social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.), including creating engaging content, scheduling posts, and monitoring interactions.

Content Creation: Collaborate with the marketing team to develop compelling and relevant content for blogs, newsletters, website updates, and promotional materials.

Market Research: Conduct research on industry trends, competitors, and target audience preferences to inform marketing strategies and campaigns.

Mentoring young women involves providing guidance, support, and encouragement to help them navigate various aspects of life, personal development, and professional growth. The goal of mentoring is to empower young women, boost their self-confidence, and equip them with the necessary skills and knowledge to overcome challenges and achieve their goals. A mentor acts as a positive role model, offering valuable insights and sharing their experiences to help the mentee make informed decisions.

Apply your academic learning to volunteering for Africa Fire Mission.   AFM wants to help support your academic goals by providing opportunities to practice what you are learning.   

We have volunteer opportunities for graphic design, fire prevention curriculum writing, logistics support, marketing, grant research and writing.   

We will get creative with you to apply your degree to our needs!  

We are in need of a videographer, photographer, and editor to help us create educational videos for clients.  You must be able to edit.  We do have adobe premier to use to edit.  Volunteer must have their own transportation.  All work in the Cincinnati Area. 

We are in need of a video editor for instructional and marketing videos.     You must have experience in editing.  Must know how to edit You tube videos.   Most of the work can be done virtually but you will need to come into the ministry occasionally.  We do not provide transportation.   We do have adobe premier to use to edit.   

Our Direct Cares staff provide supervision within sight or sound of our girls or pursuant to the level of supervision specified in the child's service plan.

This position is for MEDICAL & PHARMACY STUDENTS only.

This position is open to any medical/pharmacy student that is proficient in Spanish. Visitors of the Healing Center come for basic needs such as food and clothing. Your role will be to assist other volunteers in communicating with Spanish-speaking individuals during patient intake, health screening visits, and other non-clinical scenarios. You will NOT be performing as an interpreter for any clinical patient encounters. Additional responsibilities may involve operating the UC SRFC front desk at the Healing Center. This includes but is not limited to advertising our free health screenings, clinic visits, and other medical resources within the community. You may also be asked to assume the responsibilities of one of the other volunteer roles depending on the needs that clinic day.

Please arrive at the Healing Center by 8:30 AM. Park behind the building and enter through the staff/volunteer entrances in the back or along the side of the building. Once inside the warehouse, locate the door designated for volunteers. Continue forward through the hallway and past the check-in desk to enter the main lobby. Walk towards the right and past the marketplace and clothing store to meet the team in room 490.

Dress code is business casual or scrubs with white coat and UC badge. Please store any personal belongings in your car. PPE (face masks, eye protection, etc.) are currently optional, but this is subject to change based on guidance from the College of Medicine.

You will receive an email with more details in the days leading up to your shift. Feel free to contact us at srfccincinnati@gmail.com with any questions/concerns.

This position is for P3-P4 PHARMACY STUDENTS only.

This position is open to any P3-P4. Visitors of the Healing Center come for basic needs such as food and clothing and can be seen by us for acute complaints if they are uninsured. Your role will be to assist the P1-P2 volunteer with conducting the medication interview, developing an assessment/plan, and presenting the patient case to the preceptor. Additional responsibilities may involve operating the UC SRFC front desk at the Healing Center. This includes but is not limited to advertising our free health screenings, clinic visits, and other medical resources within the community.

Please arrive at the Healing Center by 8:30 AM. Park behind the building and enter through the staff/volunteer entrances in the back or along the side of the building. Once inside the warehouse, locate the door designated for volunteers. Continue forward through the hallway and past the check-in desk to enter the main lobby. Walk towards the right and past the marketplace and clothing store to meet the team in room 490.

Dress code is business casual or scrubs with white coat and UC badge. Please store any personal belongings in your car. PPE (face masks, eye protection, etc.) are currently optional, but this is subject to change based on guidance from the College of Medicine.

You will receive an email with more details in the days leading up to your shift. Feel free to contact us at srfccincinnati@gmail.com with any questions/concerns.

This position is for P1-P2 PHARMACY STUDENTS only.

This position is open to any P1-P2. Visitors of the Healing Center come for basic needs such as food and clothing and can be seen by us for acute complaints if they are uninsured. Your role will be to conduct a medication interview. With the assistance of a P3-P4, you will develop an assessment/plan and present the patient case to the preceptor.

Additional responsibilities:

Clinic Flow
• Verify that all necessary pharmacy equipment and supplies are in place for clinic
• Process PAP medications, if applicable
• Stock formulary medications in appropriate area
• Assist pharmacy students in locating ordered stock and medications. Discuss
suggested recommendations.
• Accept pharmacy orders from medical students after review by attending physician
• Facilitate all pharmacy management, including stocking and disposing of
medications and providing medication management services

At Close
• Ensure Pharmacy Student Volunteer has reconciled and reported all medications
dispensed and prescribed and assured all patient medications have been ordered/requested
• Ensure Pharmacy Students have checked in prior to leaving

Please arrive at the Healing Center by 8:30 AM. Park behind the building and enter through the staff/volunteer entrances in the back or along the side of the building. Once inside the warehouse, locate the door designated for volunteers. Continue forward through the hallway and past the check-in desk to enter the main lobby. Walk towards the right and past the marketplace and clothing store to meet the team in room 490.

Dress code is business casual or scrubs with white coat and UC badge. Please store any personal belongings in your car. PPE (face masks, eye protection, etc.) are currently optional, but this is subject to change based on guidance from the College of Medicine.

You will receive an email with more details in the days leading up to your shift. Feel free to contact us at srfccincinnati@gmail.com with any questions/concerns.

Per HIPAA law, all conversations regarding patients should take place in the patient room or in the medical office.

This position is for M3-M4 MEDICAL STUDENTS only.

This position is open to any M3-M4. Visitors of the Healing Center come for basic needs such as food and clothing and can be seen by us for acute complaints if they are uninsured. Your role will be to assist the M1-M2 volunteer with the conducting the history/physical exam, developing an assessment/plan, and presenting the patient case to the preceptor. You will also document in the patient chart while the medical/pharmacy students conduct the interview. Additional responsibilities may involve operating the UC SRFC front desk at the Healing Center. This includes but is not limited to advertising our free health screenings, clinic visits, and other medical resources within the community.

Please arrive at the Healing Center by 8:30 AM. Park behind the building and enter through the staff/volunteer entrances in the back or along the side of the building. Once inside the warehouse, locate the door designated for volunteers. Continue forward through the hallway and past the check-in desk to enter the main lobby. Walk towards the right and past the marketplace and clothing store to meet the team in room 490.

Dress code is business casual or scrubs with white coat and UC badge. Please store any personal belongings in your car. PPE (face masks, eye protection, etc.) are currently optional, but this is subject to change based on guidance from the College of Medicine.

You will receive an email with more details in the days leading up to your shift. Feel free to contact us at srfccincinnati@gmail.com with any questions/concerns.

This position is for M1-M2 MEDICAL STUDENTS only.

This position is open to any M1-M2. Visitors of the Healing Center come for basic needs such as food and clothing and can be seen by us for acute complaints if they are uninsured. Your role will be to measure vital signs and conduct a history/physical exam. With the assistance of an M3-M4, you will develop an assessment/plan and present the patient case to the preceptor. Additional responsibilities may involve operating the UC SRFC front desk at the Healing Center. This includes but is not limited to advertising our free health screenings, clinic visits, and other medical resources within the community.

Please arrive at the Healing Center by 8:30 AM. Park behind the building and enter through the staff/volunteer entrances in the back or along the side of the building. Once inside the warehouse, locate the door designated for volunteers. Continue forward through the hallway and past the check-in desk to enter the main lobby. Walk towards the right and past the marketplace and clothing store to meet the team in room 490.

Dress code is business casual or scrubs with white coat and UC badge. Please store any personal belongings in your car. PPE (face masks, eye protection, etc.) are currently optional, but this is subject to change based on guidance from the College of Medicine.

You will receive an email with more details in the days leading up to your shift. Feel free to contact us at srfccincinnati@gmail.com with any questions/concerns.

This position is for MEDICAL STUDENTS only.

This position is open to any M1-M4. Visitors of the Healing Center come for basic needs such as food and clothing. Your role will be to perform blood glucose and blood pressure screenings for community members. Additional responsibilities may involve operating the UC SRFC front desk at the Healing Center. This includes but is not limited to advertising our free health screenings, clinic visits, and other medical resources within the community.

Please arrive at the Healing Center by 8:30 AM. Park behind the building and enter through the staff/volunteer entrances in the back or along the side of the building. Once inside the warehouse, locate the door designated for volunteers. Continue forward through the hallway and past the check-in desk to enter the main lobby. Walk towards the right and past the marketplace and clothing store to meet the team in room 490.

Dress code is business casual or scrubs with white coat and UC badge. Please store any personal belongings in your car. PPE (face masks, eye protection, etc.) are currently optional, but this is subject to change based on guidance from the College of Medicine.

You will receive an email with more details in the days leading up to your shift. Feel free to contact us at srfccincinnati@gmail.com with any questions/concerns.

High Achievers Aim High (H.A.A.H.) is seeking a creative volunteer to support the design and development of branded apparel for our childcare programs and partner youth sports teams. This role is perfect for someone with a passion for fashion, branding, and visual design who wants to make a meaningful community impact.

The Apparel Designer will create unique, eye-catching designs for t-shirts, hoodies, uniforms, and promotional merchandise that reflect our organization’s mission and energy.

Responsibilities include:

Ideal candidate:

The Collective, a Asian Advocacy Group is seeking volunteers to assist with an upcoming event focused on Asian advocacy. The event will include a range of activities, such as guest speakers, panel discussions, and workshops aimed at raising awareness of issues affecting the Asian community.

Volunteers will be responsible for supporting various aspects of the event, including setup and teardown, registration, greeting attendees, and providing assistance to event staff and presenters as needed. Specific responsibilities may include:

Buddy Up Fitness: 60 minute HIIT (high intensity interval training) workout designed for individuals with Down syndrome (athlete). Volunteer buddies oversee exercise stations, ensure proper form, and record progress. 

Hello! We're looking for loving, responsible students to care for our children Sunday mornings, 9:15-11:15am at University Christian Church. We schedule two adults at a time in the nursery, both of whom support one another while caring for/playing with the children. Volunteers will be scheduled to work at least once per month, according to individual availability, but may also work more often. Commitment is for a semester. All volunteers are expected to show on scheduled dates or find a replacement among our other registered volunteers.

To ensure the safety of our children, volunteers will undergo an online background check (at our expense) and complete a short online application with references prior to volunteering.  If interested, please apply HERE.  

Please note:  Cincinnatus DOES NOT ACCEPT certain types of service hours (such as childcare) that are completed for a religious organization:  Scholarship Service Limits | University of Cincinnati. If you plan to use this opportunity to satisfy service hour requirements for a scholarship, you will want to verify that your scholarship will accept it BEFORE SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION. 

Thank you for your interest!

This opportunity would require taking people with disabilities into the community for scheduled activities such as bowling, movies, festival and out to eat. A company vehical will be provided. 

We are looking for volunteers to help us sort, stock, price, and organize the donation items we receive in our Common Good Store. Volunteers can work any time between 8:30am-3:30pm, Monday through Friday. Someone who can come in at least once a week for 2 hours would be ideal. Some heavy lifting required.

Help us get our Common Good Store ready to shop in 2026!

The purpose of this position is to organize, develop, and provide engaging programming for youth in our community. The Facilitator will work with young people ages 7-15 encouraging, providing support and assisting them to achieve their potential. The primary focus is on personal, social, cultural and educational development of young people in the Cincinnati community. We are looking for an individual with stellar interpersonal skills along with organizational and time management skills to excel at program facilitation and coordination, youth engagement and classroom management. 

Or nonprofit organization is seeking a highly motivated and compassionate social worker to provide support to individuals and families in need. The social worker will be responsible for assessing clients needs developing and implementing care plans and connecting clients with appropriate resources and services

Our organization is seeking a compassionate and skilled mental health therapist to provide mental health counseling services to individuals who are struggling with a wide range of mental health concerns. The mental health therapist will be responsible for conducting assessments developing treatment plans and providing individual and group therapy to clients

Our nonprofit organization is seeking a compassionate , skilled, and support group facilitator to lead dance therapy sessions for individuals who have experienced trauma or struggling with mental health issues. Our support group facilitator will be responsible for creating a safe and supportive environment for participants to express themselves through movement and dance

Are nonprofit organization is seeking a compassionate and skilled music support group facilitator to leave music therapy sessions for individuals who have experienced trauma or struggling with mental health issues. The music support group facilitator will be responsible for creating a safe and supportive environment for participants to express themselves through various forms of music

We are  nonprofit organization that is seeking a compassionate and skilled art support group facilitator to leave art therapy sessions for individuals who have experienced trauma or struggling with mental health issues the art support group facilitator will be responsible for creating a safe and supportive environment for participants to express themselves through various forms of art.

Our nonprofit is seeking a creative content creator to develop compelling and engaging content across various platforms the content creator will be responsible for creating written visual and multimedia content that aligns with our non-profit and engages with it's target audience. This volunteer position can help you build your writing skills graphic design, and video production.

Our nonprofit organization is seeking a fundraising specialist to help us achieve our fundraising goals. They will be responsible for developing fundraising strategies building relationships with donors and supporters organizing fundraiser events and overseeing fundraising campaigns

Or nonprofit is seeking a marketing specialist to develop and implement marketing campaigns that promote our brand products and services the marketing specialist will be responsible for creating marketing strategies managing social media platforms developing marketing materials analyzing market trends and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure the successful execution of marketing initiatives

We are seeking a therapist to volunteer for our sexual abuse or trauma-based support group we need an individual that can make a meaningful difference and that can provide much needed emotional support and guidance to those who are struggling help them to heal and move forward in a positive direction. We also need them to help us create a curriculum for the support group.

We are seeking a grant writer/creative writing individual to do research and submit proposals that can help our organization receive grant funding

Trinity Safe Haven is currently seeking a facilitator to support to manage a trauma support group, you will need to provide structure managed group dynamics support emotional regulation and provide education by volunteering as a facilitator individuals can make meaningful difference helping them to heal and move forward in a positive direction.

The Hamilton County Veterans’ Treatment Court is committed to addressing the unique trauma, mental health and substance abuse related needs of our Veterans in Hamilton County by providing a Judge supervised intensive treatment program that creates prompt access to a range of services within the community with the intent of promoting self- sufficiency, reducing recidivism, promoting public safety, and providing  alternatives to incarceration.

Our volunteer educators lead groups of school-age children around the farm, facilitating interactions with our farm animals and gardens. We serve students from preschool through 6th grade teaching a variety of themes, like food sources, farm structures, and Ohio history. Our education staff provide all the training you need to be a successful educator. All that’s required is an interest for teaching children about how their food is grown.

Every month, thousands of households are served by our Catino Choice Food Pantry. Volunteers are needed to help stock shelves, sort donations, and accompany neighbors around our Catino Choice Food Pantry.

Learn more, view shifts, and register here. If you have any questions, please reach out to our Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@svdpcincinnati.org.

Overview of Position
Truth and Destiny Covenant Ministries is seeking an experienced, qualified and dedicated Audio/Visual Technician to serve on the Media and Technology Ministry.  This is an opportunity to volunteer your time, gifts, and talents.  The candidate would be responsible for audio quality generated during all church live events (i.e., Worship services, funerals, concerts, Bible study, conferences, etc.).The candidate would need to be a self-starter who can work independently and in a team environment. 

Responsibilities
 Validate system is set for optimal quality before the start of an event or
service
 Ensures the sound is balanced and can be heard comfortably in all
zones of the church.
 Ensure the optimal audio quality of Livestream events and associated
video productions.
 Capable of A/V Media duplication, Event Livestreaming production,
Event video management, Event Video Presentation, and Soundboard
management
 Collaborates with all stakeholders that are impacted by the audio
video system to ensure the quality of sound generated.
Qualifications
 Possess knowledge of operating a variety of electronic, musical, video,
and mixing equipment to achieve an optimal sound quality of services to be
recorded via, You Tube, etc.
 Ability to troubleshoot and resolve issues before and during supported
events.
 Must have excellent interpersonal, problem-solving, and organizational
skills

Grants - we are looking to apply for grants to fund our Learn to Save a Life Workshops. http://volunteer.uc.edu/content/volunteer.uc.edu/users/user-37psh/hands raised.jpg

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Videographer - we need videos and printed for our social media sights and online presence.

Social Media - we are in need of someone to build our website and social media presence.

Fundraising - we are in need of someone to assist with our benefit and other fundraising possibilities. 

The Jewish Hospital has a variety of positions available based on students area of interest. The opportunities available are in areas such as physical therapy, pharmacy, women's center, lobby desk, lab, patient floor nursing support. The positions are filled based on first come first served basis. 

***Note for service hours the hours will be approved once the completion of a minimum  25 hours of service.***

Welcome and assist with guests, directions.  Help transport guests in a wheelchair. Help with delivery of flowers etc.  

For all roles the first step is to visit: Volunteer at TriHealth a TriHealth Location | TriHealth Apply and select an orientation to attend.  

For all roles the first step is to visit: Volunteer at TriHealth a TriHealth Location | TriHealth Apply and select an orientation to attend.  

The Unit Helper role supports team members, patients and families while also supporting units with stocking, inhouse errands, and general tidiness.  

For all roles the first step is to visit: Volunteer at TriHealth a TriHealth Location | TriHealth Apply and select an orientation to attend.  

Bedside companionship program. 

For all roles the first step is to visit: Volunteer at TriHealth a TriHealth Location | TriHealth Apply and select an orientation to attend.  

Objective: Maintain a clean and friendly atmosphere for patients and medical staff in the Endoscopy Unit. Assisting with patient dismissals, sanitizing equipment, preparing beds, and general support.  

For all roles the first step is to visit: Volunteer at TriHealth a TriHealth Location | TriHealth Apply and select an orientation to attend.  

Objective: The Emergency Department is the crucial interface between emergency medical services and the hospital. The ED Volunteer is a key connection for incoming patients, their families and friends in the Emergency Department. As one of the first points of contact for patients, you are critical to the Patient Experience. 

For all roles the first step is to visit: Volunteer at TriHealth a TriHealth Location | TriHealth Apply and select an orientation to attend.  

***Currently not available.  Call Kim Henry-Kuehn for other ways to SERVE.  

Want to make a difference in a student's life?  Sometimes, the first step is just showing up!  By sharing your knowledge, friendship and support, you can help a student make strides in their life that can effect their future for the good.   

Mentors are needed at Chase Elementary School, a Cincinnati Public School in Northside.  Times and dates of volunteer activities vary.  

*Mentors are required to have a background check. You may get a $5.00 local check at the Hamilton County Justice Center, 1000 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202, Mon.-Fri. 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM.  It only takes a couple minutes.  You'll need a driver's license, passport, or state ID. COST is $5.00 (CASH ONLY)  Pro Tip:  To avoid the parking difficulty, have someone drop you off and circle the block.  You should have your check before they make the loop.

For more information, contact Gillian Pratt at gpratt@cincinnatiymca.org for more information.

Virtual Book Club Facilitator volunteers assist lead facilitators or in some cases, lead Virtual Book Club meetings that include partcipants from healthcare and other organizations and businesses. 

The Cincinnati Ethics Center works with several Cincinnati Public Libraries to provide a Dungeons and Dragons experience as an afterschool program. Each table requires a Dungeon Master (DM) to guide players through the fantasy world we've created and guide them through the challenges and adventures they embark on. 

We are looking for UC students who are interested in engaging with students by DMing the adventures we have created. These adventures are also designed to get players to grapple with ethical dilemmas in the game. Should the party chase the dragon and retrieve the magical weapon he stole or should they stay and put out the fire that could burn down the entire village? 

We visit several libraries once a week and we bring a team of DMs with us. To participate in the visits to one of those libraries, the time commitment would be 4 hours/week for about 10 weeks.  

Familiarity with tabletop roleplaying games in encouraged. 

*Please note: the Sunday, February 8th workday is cancelled due to weather conditions 

Mount Airy West Conservation (MAWC), a member of Mount Airy Forest Advisory Committee (MAFAC; Cincinnati Parks Advisory Council or CPAC), is working closely with Cincinnati Parks Conservation & Land Management Team on forest restoration on the western half of Mt. Airy Forest.  

FOCUS: We will be tackling different invasive plants depending upon the season. This may include - Breaking down honeysuckle with loppers and handsaws* - Cutting out small sections of vines on trees with handsaws* - Removing and bagging garlic mustard or Japanese stiltgrass. *Trained Service People (TSP) will apply herbicide to cut stumps. 

ATTIRE: Long sleeves, long pants. Closed-toed shoes. Raincoat (where applicable)

WHAT TO BRING: Bug spray, sunscreen, water bottles. We will provide gloves but feel free to bring your own. All tools will be provided.

WHERE TO MEET/PARK: Bicentennial Park 2885 Diehl Rd 45211 - Meet at the last/furthest parking lot.  

SITE LEAD/CONTACT: Events will be led by Mount Airy West Conservation volunteers. Contact: Sydney Barnes Feel free to arrive late or leave early. Please call Sydney at 513-349-1669 if you're running late and she will help you find the group. If you know in advance that you will be running late, please email MountAiryWestConservation@gmail.com to let us know and make a plan. 

FOREST BASE: We will walk here together. The trailhead is located on the marked "Nature Trail" off of the paved walking path. Continue straight on the path (DO NOT TAKE THE LEFT/RIGHT TRAILS) until you reach the forest clearing with picnic tables. This will be our base.

RESTROOMS: Restrooms are available in the main area of Bicentennial Park. Note that it may take a moment to get there from the forest base.

RAIN/INCLEMENT WEATHER: We will monitor weather conditions ahead of the event and cancel if it prevents us from safely and effectively achieving our focus goal. We may work through rain/drizzle depending upon how heavy it is under the forest cover.

 Volunteers will be oriented and trained in best management practices in invasive plants removal, reforestation of areas, planting native seeds, plants and trees.  

Volunteers should wear clothes appropriate to the weather conditions, long sleeves and pants, gloves, closed toes shoes are required. 

Loppers and handsaws will be used to cut invasive plants less than 3" diameter. Application of pesticide will be performed by certified Trained Service Persons. 

To learn more about the Conservation & Land Stewardship program for Cincinnati Parks, and to become trained in pesticide application, please follow this link:

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2026 Schedule of Events

Sunday, April 26th, 1-3pm | Garlic mustard
Sunday, May 3rd, 1-4pm | Garlic mustard

Wednesday, May 13th, 6-8pm | Garlic mustard

Saturday, May 23rd, 9-12pm | Garlic mustard

Wednesday, May 27th, 6-8pm | Garlic mustard

Saturday, October 24th, 9-12pm | Forest Planting Event (meet at the first/lower parking lot, near the entrance to the park)

Volunteers should be prepared for the weather in clothing appropriate for the temperature, wear long pants and layers (long sleeves), close-toed shoes are required. Suggested: gloves & refillable water bottle. Cincinnati Parks discourages single - use plastics.  

General hand tools will be used: loppers, hand saws, hand pruners. Planting - Volunteers will use shovels to plant seedlings, and some volunteers may use wire cutters to wrap the small trees in metal caging. Planting will likely result in getting muddy. Volunteers can prepare by wearing sturdy footwear and pants and long sleeves to protect against possibly Poison Ivy. Gloves and tools will be provided. Garlic Mustard - Volunteers will use snips to cut off Garlic Mustard plants. Volunteers can prepare by wearing sturdy footwear and pants and long sleeves to protect against possibly Poison Ivy. This activity is physically easier than removing honeysuckle but may be challenging for anyone with arthritis. Gloves and tools will be provided.

For everyone's safety, it is recommended that volunteers be able to physically navigate hilly terrain and rough trails, as well as be able to safely operate tools such as shovels, garden snips, loppers, and saws. Accommodations could be made by finding other tasks to perform.

Parks Staff and/or Cincinnati Parks Trained Service Persons will be on site to apply pesticide when needed. 

Please contact FriendsofFrenchPark@gmail.com with any questions.

The Caching Memories program virtually connects students to socially isolated older adults for weekly enriching conversations, providing them with an avenue to reminisce, share their life stories, and improve their sense of connection to the world around them.

How it works:

Benefits for students

We are actively looking for students to participate in the program! The time commitment is based on the availability of the volunteer and the older adult. We pair an older adult with a volunteer based on if their availability aligns. Then, the volunteer and older adult will connect over the phone weekly at that same day/time for about an hour of conversation. A conversation guide, including questions and prompts, will be provided to students during program training.

All phone sessions will be conducted through achi’s contact center system and students will login to the contact center system to perform their sessions, providing a secure and consistent connection method for every call. All calls will be recorded for quality assurance.

All participating students are required to complete and submit post-session reflection prompts describing their sessions with their older adult and the stories discussed. These submissions will be utilized in the creation of a book for the older adult that will be gifted to them at the end of the program.

If you have any questions about the program, please contact Hunter Reeder, Engagement Director at hunter.reeder@achisolutions.com. 

Clark Montessori invites you to join its tutoring team! You may pick the day(s) and the time frame(s) you would like to volunteer each week, Mon. - Thu.,  2:00 PM - 4:00 PM (with possibility during school & after hours).  Our biggest need currently is in Math and English, but we welcome all support. Keep in mind, the more flexible you can be, the easier it is to place you.  Click here to let us know your tutoring preferences!

Tutoring takes place at our school, which is conveniently located at 3030 Erie Ave., and on the bus line!

*Tutors are required to have a background check. You may get a $5.00 local check at the Hamilton County Justice Center, 1000 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202, Mon.-Fri. 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM.  It only takes a couple minutes.  You'll need a driver's license, passport, or state ID. COST is $5.00 (CASH ONLY)  Pro Tip:  To avoid the parking difficulty, have someone drop you off and circle the block.  You should have your check before they make the loop.

If you have any questions please contact: Joyia Johnson, Resource Coordinator @ johnjoy@cpsboe.k12.oh.us or jjohnson2@myy.org  

Thank you for considering us! 

We are looking for volunteers to work with Enable Cincy members to run one of the club kitchens at the Bengals' home games at Paycor Stadium. Volunteers will either assemble orders or run them out to customers in the club seats.

Please reach out for more information about games and sign up for games you can attend; you will not be able to volunteer without reaching out and filling out a form!!!!

Each Monday afternoon CAIN provides nearly 150 meals to community members managing food insecurity.  This is a hybrid eat in/carry out option and our guests can choose their preference.  We are in need of ongoing volunteers who are interested in packaging, distributing meals and serving meals to hand out to our families/guests. Hours needed are from 3PM-5PM. The ability to speak Spanish is not required, but helpful, as nearly half of our guests are Spanish speaking.

Healthy Harvest Mobile Market

The Healthy Harvest Mobile Market launched in Spring 2016 to promote good nutrition and encourage healthy shopping.

While our selection changes based on the season, some of the fresh produce included are: cabbage, kale, chard, chives, cilantro, romaine lettuce, spinach, turnips, apples, grapes, and bananas.

Volunteers are needed each week to run the market!

Volunteers will assist with the setup and breakdown of the market, stocking shelves, arranging merchandise, and helping customers as they shop the market. 

Locations will vary, and volunteers are responsible for meeting at the market location. 

Closing the Health Gap has various community engagements for the remainder of this year. We are in need of volunteers to assist with these engagements within the community.  We are open to your availability and flexibility for to meet these volunteer needs. Please respond and we will follow up to your response within a 24 hour time frame. 

The Bethesda Foundation is seeking qualified candidates for our Internship Program.  This position reports to the Director of Development of the Bethesda Foundation and provides direct support for communications and donor engagement strategies, as well as, Foundation special events, that benefit, Bethesda Hospitals, Hospice of Cincinnati & Fernside– all part of the TriHealth system. 

 Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

 The ideal candidate:

The Bethesda Foundation serves as the fundraising arm of Bethesda North Hospital, Bethesda Butler County Hospital, Hospice of Cincinnati, and Fernside:  A Center for Grieving Children.  The Bethesda Foundation secures philanthropic resources and administers grants in support of indigent care, medical education and research, patient services, facilities and community outreach programs provided by Bethesda Hospital and its related entities.

Work with a preschools students to assist with focus, remaining on task, and managing behaviors through out the day. Assist the classroom teachers with maintaining the routine by assisting students who may be struggling to stay focused. 

Volunteers can work an entire school day or arrange to come in for shorter shifts. Please email joni@cincinnatiurbanpromise.org if you are interested or have questions.

Play Library is in need of a social media manager. This student will be given creative control regarding content that is posted. After gathering photos and videos, much of this work can be done from home! Facebook and Instagram are currently the only social media accounts, but the Play Library hopes to expand an online presence to both Twitter and TikTok and continue building a brand identity. 

Play Library hosts events internally and participates in events within the Cincinnati area. This individual will need to attend events on occasion to gather photographs and video to use in social media posts.

The position will become a service-based internship beginning in the fall semester (15 service hours/semester). This student may be asked to return in the fall based on performance. This student will be granted a free membership to Play Library and the use of its creative space. Email joni@playlibrary.org for more information.