Service Organizations
SPCA Manteo
Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm, Wednesday 8:30am-7pm, Saturday 11am-2pm
Come anytime the animals always need of someone to play with them or feed them. You must be 16 to volunteer without a parent present. There is an application that needs to be filled out and signed by a parent if you are under 18 years of age.
Call for more details (252) 475-5620
Hotline Manteo
Monday thru Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 9am-4pm
Contact: Strephanie Baker (252) 473-3127
Volunteer Opportunities include: Cleaning the store, hanging cloths, organizing items, store display. Call a day prior to the day you wish to volunteer so that they can have work together for you.
Lions Club
North Carolina Aquariums, Roanoke Island
Contact Taylor McConnell
taylor.mcconnell@ncaquariums.com
TEEN COURT
https://www.darenc.com/departments/public-services/community-of-juvenile-services/teen-court
Teen Court will be held @ 5:30 pm in room 168 at the Administration Building Manteo. Students are welcome to join the jury and receive volunteer hours.
9-12-23 ROOM 168 AND BOC
10-10-23 ROOM 168 AND BOC
11-14-23 ROOM 168 AND BOC
12-12-23 ROOM 168 AND BOC
1-16-24 ROOM 168 AND BOC
2-13-24 ROOM 168 AND BOC
3-12-24 ROOM 168 AND BOC
4-16-24 ROOM 168 AND BOC
5-14-24 ROOM 168 AND BOC
6-4-24 ROOM 168 AND 238
Beach Food Pantry (252) 261-2756
There are countless ways to get involved with our organization.
If you’re the type that likes to see the fruits of your labor, check out our volunteer opportunities where you can directly affect those we serve. We also appreciate those who may not have the time but have the wherewithal to make a difference financially. If you’re interested in what's coming up, visit our calendar of events.
Volunteers are the key to success in the Dare County 4-H program. Whether you’re interested in starting a club and becoming a club leader or just have a few hours to invest in upcoming 4-H programs, we have challenging and fun jobs for adults and teens who want to make a difference.
Pea Island
& Alligator Refuges and Visitors Centers
ISLAND FARM
If you don't already know about us, Island Farm is a living history site and active farm set in 1847. Here we tell the story of everyday life of Roanoke Islanders during the 19th century. We are home to the oldest, fully restored home on the Island -- The Etheridge Homeplace. Our mission is to educate and inspire curiosity about the history of Roanoke Island, and also, to teach life skills that connect people with the folkways and traditions of the Outer Banks -- one of which is farming.
Island Farm owns and manages five farm plots. Produce is grown using sustainable farming practices, and as best we can, by using 19th century farming tools and techniques.
We are seeking volunteers and other groups to participate in our education garden. The plot next to the windmill will be used to grow historic staple crops and we plan to use it as an educational tool. There is an opportunity to learn about and assist with planting, maintenance, soil amendments and harvesting/process as well as traditional farming principals. Island Farm staff will lead education and work days. In addition we are seeking volunteer help with weekly maintenance duties such as weeding and composting.
Contact: Jessica Sands (919) 608-0691
DareArtsInfo@gmail.com
Volunteer Opportunities include: Assisting with special events, hanging and setting Art displays, helping with mailers, posting flyers around town for upcoming events.
Call a few days prior to the day you wish to volunteer so that they can have work together for you.
Hours 7am-4pm (some later evenings)
Contact: Crystal Simpson (252) 573-9215
Volunteer Opportunities include: ALL Outside work. Cleaning at the Waterside Theater, picking up sticks and debris, raking, cleaning seats at the theater.