Get things done in your community - volunteer! Volunteer opportunities range from one-day service projects to on-going commitments. Contact the Volunteer Maryland Coordinator below for more information.

A Step Forward, Inc.
Volunteers and community partners provide services for the participants in five transitional houses in west Baltimore.
Grace Watts, 410-462-6001

Chesapeake Natives, Inc.
Volunteers maintain demonstration gardens and provide educational programs to preserve Maryland’s native plant heritage.
Casey McCabe, 301-580-6237

Citizenship Law Related Education Program for Maryland
Volunteers work in the Baltimore City Teeen Court program to provide young people with real-world opportunities to enhance their knowledge of the legal system.
Kimberly Rice, 410-706-5360

Community Advocates For Youth and Family
Volunteers serve as advocates for victims of of crime and their families.
Georgianna Carrington, 301- 390-4092

Court Appointed Special Advocates of Baltimore, Inc.
Volunteers serve as advocates for children while they are in foster care.
Charles Harris, 410-244-1465

Dundalk Renaissance Corporation
Volunteers conduct community clean-up, tree plantings, and other activities to revitalize Dundalk neighborhoods.
Marisa Olszewski , 410-282-0261

Eden Mill Nature Committee, Inc.
Volunteers provide habitat restoration projects and assist with canoe, mill, and other educational programs.
Carole Keister , 410-836-3050

The Family Tree
Volunteers facilitate Parents Anonymous® programs in Anne Arundel County.
Lori Hall, 410-889-2300

Franciscan Youth Center, Inc.
Volunteers provide after-school and summer academic and enrichment activities to youth in Baltimore’s Barclay-Midway and Waverly communities.
Alicia Cromer, 410-235-3577

Greater Homewood Community Corporation
Volunteers provide socialization and recreational activities with senior citizens.
Ethan Hunt , 410-261-3500

Jones Falls Watershed Association
Volunteers protect the watershed through restoration projects, tree plantings, stream clean-ups, and invasive plant removals.
Jennifer Sabatier, 410-366-3036

Literacy Council of Frederick County
Volunteers provide one-on-one literacy training to non-literate and non-english-speaking adults.
Chelsea Henkel, 301-600-2066

Maryland Department of the Environment
Volunteers protect Maryland’s environment and promote smart growth through a new development monitoring program.
Michael Nealis, 410-537-3000

Midtown Community Benefits District
Volunteers serve as Citizens on Patrol, preserve local parks and green spaces, and conduct neighborhood clean-ups.
Jovonne Lewis, 410-528-1512

Montgomery County Volunteer Center
Volunteers work as interpreters, emergency team volunteers, and volunteer coaches to expand community services.
Laura Aceituno , 240-777-2600

Nanticoke Watershed Alliance
Volunteers provide water quality monitoring, shoreline clean-ups, and educational outreach.
Kara Kukovich, 410-873-3045

National Alliance for the Mentally Ill - Metropolitan Baltimore
Volunteers participate in Family-to-Family Support Group programs.
Alexandria Gates, 410- 435-2600

Partners in Care, Inc. (Frederick County)
Volunteers drive older and disabled adults to medical appointments, to shop for groceries, and run other necessary errands in Frederick County.
Sarah Ferrall, 301-600-6008

Partners in Care, Inc. (Ride Partners)
Volunteers drive older and disabled adults to medical appointments, shop for groceries, and run other necessary errands in Anne Arundel County.
Pat Amstutz , 410-544-4800

Patterson Park Public Charter School, Inc.
Volunteers support school activities such as cultural and family events, book fairs, and academic programs.
Deborah Mattera, 410-558-1230

Pearlstone Conference and Retreat Center
Volunteers work on a three-acre organic farm, maintain nature trails, plant flowers and trees, and work in the greenhouse.
Rebecca Weaver, 410-429-4400

Project PLASE, Inc.
Volunteers address homelessness by preparing meals, providing GED and job readiness tutoring, transporting program participants to medical appointments, and facilitating enrichment activities.
Tiffany McCullough Bryant, 410-837-1400

Seat Pleasant Community Development Corporation
Volunteers work to improve neighborhood homes through landscaping and painting; they also serve as GED tutors.
Mecca Karim-Allen, 301-324-2470

The Senior Connection of Montgomery County
Volunteers provide transportation, shopping assistance, and visitation to senior citizens in Silver Spring.
Jeff Upton , 301-962-0820

Susan G. Komen for the Cure Maryland Affiliate
Volunteers serve as community education and outreach speakers to provide basic breast health information.
Rachel Carlberg, 410-938-8990

Tails of Hope Sanctuary
Volunteers provide foster homes for pets awaiting adoption and present humane education programs throughout the community.
Sandra Giangrande, 410-549-4760

Washington County Public Schools
Volunteers serve Rockland Woods Elementary School as classroom assistants, tutots, and school committee members.
Sarah Staley, 301-766-2800

Women In Need, Inc.
Volunteers tutor and supervise recreational actitivites for teens, work at the Women In Need Thrift Store, and conduct community outreach activities.
Teresa Fewlass, 410-778-3844

Worcester County’s Initiative to Preserve Families
Volunteers mentor at-risk youth and families supported by child-serving agencies throughout Worcester County.
James Wahl, 410-632-3648