This is an ongoing volunteer opportunity. Contact Forgotten Cats directly or sign up with an adult here: https://volunteer.delaware.gov/opportunity/a0CUm000034T0hXMAS/middletown-adoption-center    You are responsible for transportation. Make sure you dress in clothes you can get dirty. Make sure to take a selfie to submit as part of your report in Innerview. 

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Valparaiso University is hosting a Swim Meet here at the VAC. They are in need of timers, no experience needed, they will train you!!

Help setup for packing of food packs    

We need 5 volunteers to work this girls' basketball game. 

This event only needs two people.  Both of you will be responsible for helping in concessions and running the school store should someone want to buy something.  You will get 3.5 hours towards the end of the year trip.  It is expected that at least one of you stay in the concession stand the entire time and have good communication.  Your main objective is to make sure the concession stand runs smoothly and the popcorn doesn’t burn. It is also expected that if you can no...

Help with Elementary Orange or Elementary Black practice.

The Queen of the Dam Tournament, a wrestling tournament for girls' wrestling, is being held at DAHS on Saturday, January 17, 2026. Three shifts are available between 8:00am and 5:00pm. Please see Mr. Bash if you have any questions!

Help us find some special winter stoneflies! These underwater creatures elude most predators by growing during the winter months when most fish are more sluggish. They live only in good quality streams so searching for them tells us about problems in the river and its streams. HRWC does stonefly searches to gauge the health of our streams. When you sign up to volunteer, you will join a small group of other volunteers to search a selected stretch of stream or river for stoneflies. You will be w...

Help pack food bags for the children in our community facing food insecurity.      

Support the Charlton students as they work in the CR Rider Country Store.  This counts as a district event.Wear CR gear.

Maize South students are invited to make cheerful cards for about 50 local patients in hospice care, patients who often have a life expectancy of 6 months or less. Hospice patients can be lonely and scared about their future, so these cards aim to provide comfort for them and their caregivers.This activity can be done either at school or at home: on the morning of Saturday, Jan. 17, we will have space and materials set up in the MSHS library for an arts-and-crafts card-making...