Volunteer Center of Burlington County, located in Parker Center at Burlington County College, provides information on hundreds of volunteer opportunities and referrals to agencies throughout Burlington County.  Call 609-894-9311 ext. 1492 or 856-222-9311 x 1492 volcenter@hotmail.com  - www.volunteercenterburlingtoncounty.org for information, or to inquire about any of the following positions:

Burlington County Animal Alliance, http://www.bcaaofnj.org  seeks volunteers (18+) for the following: Visiting Burlington County’s Animal Shelter in Westampton to help maintain the shelter’s web site  by taking photographs and noting current population; providing foster care to animals rescued from shelters and other means like owner surrenders; helping with animal adoption events, including our weekly adoption event at both the Moorestown and Mt.

PAWS Nature Center of Mount Laurel is a nature education center focusing on wildlife and barnyard animals and birds, the senses and the environment of an 18th century farmstead.  Volunteers (16+) are needed for tour guides, greeters, fund raising, telephone and office work.  Call 856-778-8795.  paws@mtlaurel.com – www.pawsfarm.com  

Oaks Integrated Care is a community mental health agency offering mental health and social services to people of all ages.  Volunteers are needed for board and office work, counseling, support, client education, fund raising, and literacy volunteers to help high functioning mentally ill adults with reading/ writing skills to prepare them to further their education or enter into the work force.   609-267-5928 x 99836 – www.oaksintcare.org

Deborah Hospital Foundation carries out fundraising projects to ensure the Center can treat people regardless of their ability to pay.  Volunteer projects are located on site in Browns Mills, North Jersey, NY, Puerto Rico, Florida, at home, and at meetings and fundraising projects.  Call 800-223-0135.  National Volunteer Services -Cynthia Kornfeld

Bancroft exists for one critically important reason:  to provide opportunities to children and adults with diverse challenges to reach their greatest potential.  Volunteers (16+) will be supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities, including autism and acquired brain injuries in a variety of assignments including recreational activities, arts & crafts, classroom support or in office settings assisting fundraising, admissions, finance, and other support teams.  For more information or to request an application contact Darleen Blesi Director, Community and Donor

LeRoy W. Homer Jr. Foundation is a non-profit organization which encourages and supports individuals who wish to become professional pilots by awarding flight scholarships. Volunteers (14+) are needed for various tasks such as telephone and office work, event planning and fundraising.  Contact Heather Wilcox

at 404-306-0844.  Website: www.leroywhomerjr.org    Additional Contact  800-388-1647

Moorestown Ecumenical Neighborhood Development (MEND) provides low and moderate-income housing for families and senior citizens (a limited stock of housing for the disabled).  Volunteers are needed for fund raising, public relations, and other various projects.  Call Sarah Cyr at 856-722-7070 ext. 10. Email: info@mendinc.org - Website: www.mendinc.org

Community Options, Inc. is a pioneering, national nonprofit organization that has assisted thousands of people with disabilities to depart institutions, live in settings of their choice, achieve fiscal autonomy and explore recreational opportunities that foster self-esteem.  COI is currently recruiting groups (businesses, corporations, college organizations, etc.) to participate in Project: CARE (Community Assisted Residence Enhancement).