Opportunities From: New Hampshire's Volunteer Hub

The New Hampshire Afterschool Network (NHAN) is currently looking for volunteer(s) to virtually help collect success stories from OST providers throughout the state of NH, write up stories, and follow up/share with the NHAN Communications Specialist.  Stories will be published to the NHAN website and shared throughout the state in our Newsletters.  This project is ongoing and extremely flexible.

United Way of Greater Nashua occasionally needs volunteers to fill in for our projects between the hours of 10am and 4pm on weekdays. We need help with projects like our Pop-Up Pantries on weekdays, delivering groceries to homebound people, and helping with various other projects as they come up. If you're sometimes free between those hours and would like to help, please sign up here, or contact us at (603)438-2173 or sceaser@unitedwaynashua.org. 

Seeking YOU to support your local blood drives!  

Your local American Red Cross office is seeking volunteers to assist with local blood drives as a Blood Donor Ambassador. Are you a friendly person who wants to volunteer in-person? This could be a great way for you to give back to your community in a meaningful way. Here is what you could do as a Blood Donor Ambassador:

-Provide excellent and enthusiastic customer service to enhance the blood donor experience.

-Engage with blood donors to promote blood donation and set the stage for a long-term commitment to regular blood donations.

-Assist donors with re-hydrating after donation and observe for post-donation reactions.

-Express gratitude and ensure each blood donor is sincerely thanked for their donation.

In addition to being friendly we are seeking someone who is passionate about our Red Cross mission, has basic computer skills, and will treat all blood donors and drive staff with respect. This role can provide you with hands on customer service experience with a highly respected organization. If you would like to join the team, please sign up at redcross.org/volunteer.

Not the role for you? Check out other available opportunities at redcross.org/volunteerNNE.

The American Red Cross aspires to be an organization fully committed to diversity and inclusion by creating and maintaining a diverse, high-performing workforce of employees and volunteers who reflect all communities we serve.

Our need for volunteers is constant and our guidelines reflect the latest CDC safety recommendations and follow the national and local government laws. COVID-19 vaccination is strongly encouraged and is required for in-person volunteer roles.

Seeking YOU to support your local blood drives!  

Your local American Red Cross office is seeking volunteers to assist with local blood drives as a Blood Donor Ambassador. Are you a friendly person who wants to volunteer in-person? This could be a great way for you to give back to your community in a meaningful way. Here is what you could do as a Blood Donor Ambassador:

-Provide excellent and enthusiastic customer service to enhance the blood donor experience.

-Engage with blood donors to promote blood donation and set the stage for a long-term commitment to regular blood donations.

-Assist donors with re-hydrating after donation and observe for post-donation reactions.

-Express gratitude and ensure each blood donor is sincerely thanked for their donation.

In addition to being friendly we are seeking someone who is passionate about our Red Cross mission, has basic computer skills, and will treat all blood donors and drive staff with respect. This role can provide you with hands on customer service experience with a highly respected organization. If you would like to join the team, please sign up at redcross.org/volunteer.

Not the role for you? Check out other available opportunities at redcross.org/volunteerNNE.

The American Red Cross aspires to be an organization fully committed to diversity and inclusion by creating and maintaining a diverse, high-performing workforce of employees and volunteers who reflect all communities we serve.

Our need for volunteers is constant and our guidelines reflect the latest CDC safety recommendations and follow the national and local government laws. COVID-19 vaccination is strongly encouraged and is required for in-person volunteer roles.

Seeking YOU to support your local blood drives!  

Your local American Red Cross office is seeking volunteers to assist with local blood drives as a Blood Donor Ambassador. Are you a friendly person who wants to volunteer in-person? This could be a great way for you to give back to your community in a meaningful way. Here is what you could do as a Blood Donor Ambassador:

-Provide excellent and enthusiastic customer service to enhance the blood donor experience.

-Engage with blood donors to promote blood donation and set the stage for a long-term commitment to regular blood donations.

-Assist donors with re-hydrating after donation and observe for post-donation reactions.

-Express gratitude and ensure each blood donor is sincerely thanked for their donation.

In addition to being friendly we are seeking someone who is passionate about our Red Cross mission, has basic computer skills, and will treat all blood donors and drive staff with respect. This role can provide you with hands on customer service experience with a highly respected organization. If you would like to join the team, please sign up at redcross.org/volunteer.

Not the role for you? Check out other available opportunities at redcross.org/volunteerNNE.

The American Red Cross aspires to be an organization fully committed to diversity and inclusion by creating and maintaining a diverse, high-performing workforce of employees and volunteers who reflect all communities we serve.

Our need for volunteers is constant and our guidelines reflect the latest CDC safety recommendations and follow the national and local government laws. COVID-19 vaccination is strongly encouraged and is required for in-person volunteer roles.

Seeking YOU to support your local blood drives!  

Your local American Red Cross office is seeking volunteers to assist with local blood drives as a Blood Donor Ambassador. Are you a friendly person who wants to volunteer in-person? This could be a great way for you to give back to your community in a meaningful way. Here is what you could do as a Blood Donor Ambassador:

-Provide excellent and enthusiastic customer service to enhance the blood donor experience.

-Engage with blood donors to promote blood donation and set the stage for a long-term commitment to regular blood donations.

-Assist donors with re-hydrating after donation and observe for post-donation reactions.

-Express gratitude and ensure each blood donor is sincerely thanked for their donation.

In addition to being friendly we are seeking someone who is passionate about our Red Cross mission, has basic computer skills, and will treat all blood donors and drive staff with respect. This role can provide you with hands on customer service experience with a highly respected organization. If you would like to join the team, please sign up at redcross.org/volunteer.

Not the role for you? Check out other available opportunities at redcross.org/volunteerNNE.

The American Red Cross aspires to be an organization fully committed to diversity and inclusion by creating and maintaining a diverse, high-performing workforce of employees and volunteers who reflect all communities we serve.

Our need for volunteers is constant and our guidelines reflect the latest CDC safety recommendations and follow the national and local government laws. COVID-19 vaccination is strongly encouraged and is required for in-person volunteer roles.

Your local American Red Cross office is seeking volunteers in your area to help  provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, particularly house fires, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for basic necessities such as food, shelter and clothing. Are you a caring individual who wants to be on the front lines of emergency support? This could be a great way for you to give back to your community in a meaningful way. Here is what you could do as a Disaster Action Team member:

In addition to being a caring person we are seeking someone who is passionate about our Red Cross mission, has at least basic computer skills, effective communication skills, and flexibility. This role can provide you with disaster response experience with a highly respected organization. If you would like to join the team, please sign up at redcross.org/volunteer.

Not the role for you? Check out other available opportunities at redcross.org/volunteerNNE.

The American Red Cross aspires to be an organization fully committed to diversity and inclusion by creating and maintaining a diverse, high-performing workforce of employees and volunteers who reflect all communities we serve.

Our need for volunteers is constant and our guidelines reflect the latest CDC safety recommendations and follow the national and local government laws. COVID-19 vaccination is strongly encouraged and is required for in-person volunteer roles.

Your local American Red Cross office is seeking volunteers in your area to help  provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, particularly house fires, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for basic necessities such as food, shelter and clothing. Are you a caring individual who wants to be on the front lines of emergency support? This could be a great way for you to give back to your community in a meaningful way. Here is what you could do as a Disaster Action Team member:

In addition to being a caring person we are seeking someone who is passionate about our Red Cross mission, has at least basic computer skills, effective communication skills, and flexibility. This role can provide you with disaster response experience with a highly respected organization. If you would like to join the team, please sign up at redcross.org/volunteer.

Not the role for you? Check out other available opportunities at redcross.org/volunteer.

Your local American Red Cross office is seeking volunteers in your area to help  provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, particularly house fires, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for basic necessities such as food, shelter and clothing. Are you a caring individual who wants to be on the front lines of emergency support? This could be a great way for you to give back to your community in a meaningful way. Here is what you could do as a Disaster Action Team member:

In addition to being a caring person we are seeking someone who is passionate about our Red Cross mission, has at least basic computer skills, effective communication skills, and flexibility. This role can provide you with disaster response experience with a highly respected organization. If you would like to join the team, please sign up at redcross.org/volunteer.

Not the role for you? Check out other available opportunities at redcross.org/volunteerNNE.

The American Red Cross aspires to be an organization fully committed to diversity and inclusion by creating and maintaining a diverse, high-performing workforce of employees and volunteers who reflect all communities we serve.

Our need for volunteers is constant and our guidelines reflect the latest CDC safety recommendations and follow the national and local government laws. COVID-19 vaccination is strongly encouraged and is required for in-person volunteer roles.

Your local American Red Cross office is seeking volunteers in your area to help  provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, particularly house fires, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for basic necessities such as food, shelter and clothing. Are you a caring individual who wants to be on the front lines of emergency support? This could be a great way for you to give back to your community in a meaningful way. Here is what you could do as a Disaster Action Team member:

In addition to being a caring person we are seeking someone who is passionate about our Red Cross mission, has at least basic computer skills, effective communication skills, and flexibility. This role can provide you with disaster response experience with a highly respected organization. If you would like to join the team, please sign up at redcross.org/volunteer.

Not the role for you? Check out other available opportunities at redcross.org/volunteer.

Your local American Red Cross office is seeking volunteers in your area to help  provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, particularly house fires, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for basic necessities such as food, shelter and clothing. Are you a caring individual who wants to be on the front lines of emergency support? This could be a great way for you to give back to your community in a meaningful way. Here is what you could do as a Disaster Action Team member:

In addition to being a caring person we are seeking someone who is passionate about our Red Cross mission, has at least basic computer skills, effective communication skills, and flexibility. This role can provide you with disaster response experience with a highly respected organization. If you would like to join the team, please sign up at redcross.org/volunteer.

Not the role for you? Check out other available opportunities at redcross.org/volunteerNNE.

The American Red Cross aspires to be an organization fully committed to diversity and inclusion by creating and maintaining a diverse, high-performing workforce of employees and volunteers who reflect all communities we serve.

Our need for volunteers is constant and our guidelines reflect the latest CDC safety recommendations and follow the national and local government laws. COVID-19 vaccination is strongly encouraged and is required for in-person volunteer roles.

Your local American Red Cross office is seeking volunteers in your area to help  provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, particularly house fires, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for basic necessities such as food, shelter and clothing. Are you a caring individual who wants to be on the front lines of emergency support? This could be a great way for you to give back to your community in a meaningful way. Here is what you could do as a Disaster Action Team member:

In addition to being a caring person we are seeking someone who is passionate about our Red Cross mission, has at least basic computer skills, effective communication skills, and flexibility. This role can provide you with disaster response experience with a highly respected organization. If you would like to join the team, please sign up at redcross.org/volunteer.

Not the role for you? Check out other available opportunities at redcross.org/volunteerNNE.

The American Red Cross aspires to be an organization fully committed to diversity and inclusion by creating and maintaining a diverse, high-performing workforce of employees and volunteers who reflect all communities we serve.

Our need for volunteers is constant and our guidelines reflect the latest CDC safety recommendations and follow the national and local government laws. COVID-19 vaccination is strongly encouraged and is required for in-person volunteer roles.

Your local American Red Cross office is seeking volunteers to assist with administrative projects that support our fundraising and development team here in Northern New England. Are you a detail-oriented individual who likes working behind the scenes? This could be a great way for you to give back to your community in a meaningful way. Here are some projects that you might work on as a Fundraising Admin Volunteer:

-Conduct research of potential donors including company's key contacts, charitable giving history,

wealth markers, areas of giving, and contact information.

-Assist with gift processing, including daily gift log, bundling, and mailing gifts to processing center.

-Provide information to Relationship Manager or Stewardship Volunteer for follow-up.

-Prepare donor presentations using PowerPoint and Word.

-Assists with sending mailings such as event mailings (invitations), disaster solicitation mailings during

national disasters, and donor mailings for end-of-year solicitation.

-Provides general office assistance as related to development and

assisting with projects and other duties as assigned.

In addition to being detail oriented we are seeking someone who is passionate about our Red Cross mission, has at least basic computer skills, and effective communication skills. This role can provide you with professional fundraising experience with a highly respected organization. If you would like to join the team, please sign up at redcross.org/volunteer.

Not the role for you? Check out other available opportunities at redcross.org/volunteerNNE.

The American Red Cross aspires to be an organization fully committed to diversity and inclusion by creating and maintaining a diverse, high-performing workforce of employees and volunteers who reflect all communities we serve.

Our need for volunteers is constant and our guidelines reflect the latest CDC safety recommendations and follow the national and local government laws. COVID-19 vaccination is strongly encouraged and is required for in-person volunteer roles.

Your local American Red Cross office is seeking volunteers to assist with administrative projects that support our fundraising and development team here in Northern New England. Are you a detail-oriented individual who likes working behind the scenes? This could be a great way for you to give back to your community in a meaningful way. Here are some projects that you might work on as a Fundraising Admin Volunteer:

-Conduct research of potential donors including company's key contacts, charitable giving history,

wealth markers, areas of giving, and contact information.

-Assist with gift processing, including daily gift log, bundling, and mailing gifts to processing center.

-Provide information to Relationship Manager or Stewardship Volunteer for follow-up.

-Prepare donor presentations using PowerPoint and Word.

-Assists with sending mailings such as event mailings (invitations), disaster solicitation mailings during

national disasters, and donor mailings for end-of-year solicitation.

-Provides general office assistance as related to development and

assisting with projects and other duties as assigned.

In addition to being detail oriented we are seeking someone who is passionate about our Red Cross mission, has at least basic computer skills, and effective communication skills. This role can provide you with professional fundraising experience with a highly respected organization. If you would like to join the team, please sign up at redcross.org/volunteer.

Not the role for you? Check out other available opportunities at redcross.org/volunteerNNE.

The American Red Cross aspires to be an organization fully committed to diversity and inclusion by creating and maintaining a diverse, high-performing workforce of employees and volunteers who reflect all communities we serve.

Our need for volunteers is constant and our guidelines reflect the latest CDC safety recommendations and follow the national and local government laws. COVID-19 vaccination is strongly encouraged and is required for in-person volunteer roles.

Position Overview: The Critical Home Repair (CHR) Manager directs and manages all aspects related to the CHR program including (but not limited to) people, functions, and teams responsible for completing production and program requirements involving all owner-occupied home repairs. The role of the CHR Manager is to execute operations to include staff assignments, maintain relationships with partner agencies, develop work scopes with partner families and keep construction schedule according to budget and seasonal timelines.  

Desired Qualifications:

Duties:

Time Commitment:

We collect donated furniture and deliver to previously unhoused families. Our clients are referred to us by various agencies including, NSKS, St Patrick's Church, Nashua, Bridges, SHARE, Families in Transition, Front Door, Greater Nashua Mental Health, Stepping Stones, PATH, etc.

We seem to have plenty of furniture donations but as we are growing (from3-4 clients per month to 13 in June and 13 in Sept., we are in short supply of moving help. We need strong individuals that can carry the other half of a couch or kitchen table up stairs.

We also are in need of people with trucks that can pull our trailer.

We could also use cash donations to purchase kitchen and bath goods starter kits. Checks can be written to CCA with Home Starter in the Memo line.

Volunteers Needed for the Thresholds and Decision-Making Program

Volunteers are needed for the Thresholds and Decision-Making Program, a 12-week program at the Valley Street Jail in Manchester.  Participants in the program meet weekly for training in a group session. Volunteers then follow up on the material covered in the group session to review and reinforce what was covered. Volunteers work one-on-one with an assigned participant for the entire 12 weeks. Volunteers are trained and supported by the AmeriCorps RSVP Manager and the Volunteer Coordinator.  

This program teaches critical thinking and decision making in a 5-step process: 1. Identify the situation, 2. Know what you want, 3. Expand the possibilities, 4. Evaluate, 5. Decide and act. Participants learn to choose to act after analyzing the situation instead of acting impulsively. The inmates in this program are on the Threshold of being released from jail and are eager to learn how to make better Decisions to get a fresh start on life and become better citizens.

The time commitment is one hour per week during the 12-week program.  Background checks are required for volunteers.

Lil' Iguana is looking to develop a social media calendar and weekly email schedule with the help of a professional in the field. Lil' Iguana's target audience is parents of children ages 2-10 and educators of children ages 2-10.

Looking for volunteers who love to crochet! Lil' Iguana is looking for volunteers who would like to crochet Lil' Iguana stuffed animals that will be sold by the foundation as a fundraiser. This project can be completed from home. Supplies can be provided to volunteers, or volunteers can choose to donate their time and material costs. 

We are looking for a team of educators and community leaders to assist in developing a curriculum that can be used in elementary schools for PRE-K to 5th grade. 

Team members can meet in person or through zoom meetings. 

Community Action Program Belknap-Merrimack Counties, Inc Meals on Wheels program is seeking administrative support.  We are seeking one or two people who are skilled with computers to help with our monthly newsletter and month at a glance.  We have other administrative duties in our Concord office if you have availability.

Darbster Rescue has adoption and outreach events every weekend. Many local merchants including breweries and stores welcome the dogs and volunteers to visit for a couple of hours!

Event and Outreach Support volunteers help Darbster get Dogs out in the community which not only increases their chances of a “furever” home but is a fun outing for the dogs and volunteers. Event and Outreach Support Volunteers will work with the Staff at Darbster to coordinate event teams, help with logistics, assist staff load and unload the dogs from the van and any  set-up/cleanup needed.

Event and Outreach Support volunteers need to be 21+ with a clean driving record, and possess strong written and verbal communication skills. The time commitment for event day volunteers is typically at least 3 hours, while participation on an event planning meetings typically requires larger time commitments.

Be a Driving Force in Your Community!

Life is hard enough without worrying about transportation! Transportation is needed within your community to help with transportation to doctor's appointments, grocery shopping, or Future In Sight-sponsored programs that provide the support, education, and training necessary to promote independence.  Very flexible assignment. Drive when you are available.  Mileage reimbursement is available.

Community Drivers needed Statewide within your community

Bridges Outreach Ambassadors may table at community events, or
distribute Bridges materials in the community. They also assist in support
groups or educational outreach, and volunteer in other ways in the
community. Bridges Outreach Advocates can be Support Line Volunteers as
well, if they choose to.

Create short format videos, must be able to do own editing.

work with the Lil' Iguana team to produce educational videos and podcast for children and parents to enjoy.

Work with the Lil' Iguana team to develop new and exciting education materials to be used in programming presented in preschools, elementary schools, and virtually. 

Work with the Lil' Iguana team to supervise a Lil' Iguana information table at a local community event

work with the Lil' Iguana team to create new and exciting digital and print marketing materials.

work with members of the Lil' Iguana team to prepare materials to be used in school programs or at community events. 

We are searching for volunteers to join our Event Leadership Team to help advise and plan for our annual 5k event that takes place in the fall.

We are teaming with a professional running company for this event. However, we would like to pull a volunteer team together to plan the event experience and details. We need help with children's activities, soliciting donations for our raffle, and spreading awareness about the event.

Albacore Park Submarine Museum is currently seeking part-time interns during the summer/fall 2021 season to assist with the day-to-day operations of our visitor center and store.  In addition, interns will track visitation, assist with the promotion of school group visits, offer guidance to visitors, participate in general store inventory and product ordering and placement. Training on the Point of Sale (POS) system and engagement with visitor orientation.  Interns will gain experience in visitor/customer services, adaptability and museum best practices for increasing the visitor experience. Interns must commit to one 8-hour day per week. The duration of the internship is flexible to suit the interns’ needs. For more information, please contact executivedirector@ussalbacore.org with: Internship or Volunteer – Visitor Services/Retail Store in the subject line.

Albacore Park Submarine Museum is currently seeking part-time interns to assist with education-based projects in the summer/fall semester 2021. Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: -research, design and implementation of public programming which focuses on the Cold War Era as it pertains to submarine history and regional maritime history.  Research can include oral histories, the development of hands-on activities and creating an interpretation plan which incorporates all research findings.  The intern will report to the Executive Director and Chair of the Advisory Committee to review information and strategies.  Albacore Park Submarine Museum seeks highly motivated undergraduate and/or graduate students in the fields of historic preservation, history, museum studies, and education. Applicants should be curious, passionate, and exhibit an attention to detail. Interns must commit to a minimum of 140 hours per semester for undergrad and 300 hours for graduate.   A great experience for those with interest in Museum Education.  Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume by email to Executivedirector@ussalbacore.org with:  Research/Educational Programming Intern in the subject line.

Albacore Park Submarine Museum is currently seeking part-time interns and volunteers to assist with collections-based projects in the summer/fall 2021 semester. Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: -Updating both the paper and electronic object records -Collections tasks related to the installation and deinstallation of exhibitions -Assisting in the accessioning of new acquisitions and deaccessioning of inappropriate collections -Researching the collection in preparation for public programs and upcoming -exhibitions -Assisting the Executive Director/Curator and Historic Archives Committee representatives in day-to-day collections maintenance tasks. Albacore Park Submarine Museum seeks highly motivated undergraduate and/or graduate students in the fields of historic preservation, history, museum studies, and library and information sciences. Applicants should be curious, passionate, and exhibit an attention to detail. Interns must commit to a minimum of one, eight-hour day per week with a preference of 140 hours per semester.  Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume by email to executivedirector@ussalbacore.org with:  Internship or Volunteer – Collections in the subject line.

PART-TIME

Portsmouth submarine memorial association Portsmouth, NH
Maintenance and Repair Volunteers are needed weekly for grounds duties such as trimming,
weeding, trash removal, sweeping, cleaning, and painting projects. Behind the Event Scenes
Volunteers assist with event set-up, break-down and re-stocking/assistance during major events.
This can include tent set-up and break-down, chairs tables, tablecloths, electrical set ups, and
general all-around helper. Some activities are good for families, others for individuals. Archives/Research Division Volunteers become researchers, file, input data, and catalog various artifacts and archival materials for the Association.
Cataloguing/archival/research experience preferred 
Contact Operations Manager Joe Afienko at operationsalbacorepark@gmail.com

Part Time 

Portsmouth Submarine Memorial Association  Portsmouth, NH 
Education Program Assistants will be seasonal volunteers to aid with in-house education programs and activities, such as Home School Day, Family Day, Sub Day, Storytime and special workshops.  Can you imagine teaching Buoyancy, Morse Code, Flag communication, Medical Practices on board submarines and Virtual Reality?  
Specialized knowledge is not required and training provided . 
Contact Executive Director Patricia Violette at executivedirector@ussalbacore.org

Part-time

Hello!  

Volunteers who provide museum operational, event and local information to visitors and registered youth groups. Tour guides perform free daily guided tours, weekly “Behind the Scenes” Tours, Memorial Garden and special scheduled tours. Museum volunteer experience and some knowledge of Navy procedures needed.  Training provided.  Greeting our guests is the most important part of this volunteer opportunity!  It's so much fun here.  Come on board!

Home Health & Hospice Care is currently looking to engage multilingual volunteers interested in supporting patients approaching end of life, as well as their family and caregivers. The greatest need for Spanish, French, and Greek speakers, but HHHC would welcome volunteers from any background to broaden their collective diversity. When a patient and family is going through a difficult time, it may be a great comfort if they can offer a native language speaker to talk with and listen.  Volunteers are required to complete the 33-hour hospice training to volunteer as companions or provide respite for caregivers. Trainings are offered throughout the year. 

Peace of Mind Medicaid Consultant is looking for reliable and creative individuals who are interested in helping us support the Elderly and Disabled Adults in NH.

We need individuals who are experienced and successful at fundraising and promoting events for our cause.

At Women's Money Matters, we know that when women achieve financial security and independence, the entire community benefits. That's why we partner with low-income women in a unique one-on-one coaching program that helps them set and achieve financial goals.

You don't have to be a finance expert to be a coach. All you need is the desire to help a woman in your community make the most of the money she has.

WMM builds the financial literacy, confidence, and security of low-income women in Massachusetts, through a unique program that combines instructional workshops and personal, one-to-one coaching.

We work with clients referred by local social service agencies and customize our program to their needs. Local financial institutions lead our classes. Volunteer coaches serve as personal mentors. The special mentoring component customizes assistance to each client.

Low-income women - who typically have no access to the financial advisors that educate those with higher incomes - get individualized help with the specific financial issues that keep them in poverty.

Teach Financial Skills that Last a Lifetime

Do you have 90 MINUTES a week to change someone’s life?

As a volunteer coach, you’ll provide ongoing, one-on-one support for your client - and we’ll support you in that effort. As a start, here’s a summary of what we ask of our coaches:

      - A genuine interest in and commitment to working with low-income women

      - Strict confidentiality of all client financial and personal information

      - A 3-4 month commitment to your client

      - Participation in a one-hour coaches’ orientation

Reach out to our volunteer coordinator, Berny, at blugo@womensmoneymatters.org

for more information or visit our volunteer page.

We are looking for volunteers to assist with prepping and hosting our Family Empowerment Nights on Thursday evenings. This would include setting up tables and chairs, providing babysitting services, and working the rest of the team of volunteers to plan activities for the children while the adults are at the training. Please use our volunteer form to learn more and apply. 

https://form.jotform.com/221854608110146

Hours can vary according to your availability. We are open from 9AM-11:30 AM, Monday through Friday. Heroes can volunteer once a week or more, or every other week, and in shifts that work with their schedules.

Bridges: Domestic & Sexual Violence Support is a non-profit agency that offers crisis intervention and support services to victims/survivors of Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Stalking.

Our offices are located in Milford and Nashua and our emergency shelter (Janice’s House) is in an undisclosed location within Greater Nashua.

When needed, Bridges: Domestic & Sexual Violence Support, has been helping our client's find safe, confidential shelter since 1977.  Our client's will often fleeing dangerous situations with and may leave without any belongings at all, even basic necessities. Please consider donating to assist our clients (and often their children) with their day-to-day needs. 

Janice's House Wish List

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For more information about donations, or our shelter program in general, please contact Bridges’ Emergency Shelter Manager at janiceshouse@bridgesnh.org or 603-889-0858.

We are currently in need of 1:1 mentors! Mentors are expected to meet one on one with their mentee at least twice a month, and engage in group activities. Group activities are very important, as they ensure the girls maintain the connections they have made with other participants. Being a strong, supportive figure in these girl’s lives is key. We provide orientations and training for mentors, as well as meetings and discussions, to ensure we are providing our mentors with the support and resources they need. We also provide a fairly thorough matching process that takes interests, and distance into consideration.

Mentor Commitment: 

-Meet with your mentee two times per month

- Regularly communicate with your mentee's family, and Circle Program staff

- Attend mentor meetings and training sessions

- Commit at least 2 years to your mentee, and the program 

Mentor Eligibility

- Must be 21+ years of age

- Must have a valid drivers license with proof of insurance

- Must have reliable transportation

- Must reside in the Lakes Region or Greater Concord area of NH, or be willing and able to travel there

Mentor Perks:

- Training and resources

- Activity reimbursement

-Community connection

-Mentor appreciation gifts and events

- Making a positive impact on a girl's life

If you would like to help make a difference in a girl's life please reach out to us!

Click the link below to apply: 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSedzxKM_tVJ6w37g7GU6J35Hi91o1RPSp9tdd5eRFuqWFOagA/viewform?usp=sf_link

The Hillsborough Community Center project is recruiting volunteers to assist us with our capital fundraising efforts. We are looking for reliable individuals who are interested in helping us build a regional community center in Hillsborough, NH. If you can collaborate as a team player on new ideas, and be able to attend and assist at local fundraising events, we're interested in speaking with you. Volunteers should live within 20 miles of Hillsborough, NH.

Visit www.hccnh.org to learn more about our project.

For more information about donations, or our shelter program in general, please contact Bridges’ Emergency Shelter Manager at janiceshouse@bridgesnh.org or 603-889-0858

Call 603-889-0858 for more information and to sign up for training! 

Pre-service qualifications:

-Effective communication skills and desire to work on topics of domestic violence, sexual violence, child abuse and elder abuse.
-Ability to intervene appropriately in crisis situations and to maintain client confidentiality
-Successful completion of Crisis Intervention Advocacy training
-Must be 18 years or older

Supervision: The volunteer/intern will be directly supervised by the Direct Service Program Coordinator.

Responsibilities: The volunteer will work in conjunction with the Direct Service Program Coordinator and other agency staff in order to provide crisis intervention support and advocacy to individuals who have been victimized by domestic and sexual violence. The volunteer is responsible for assessing the client’s needs, offering supportive services including referring to other programs as appropriate, reporting statistical information, maintain client records and attending crisis intervention meetings. 

We are always looking for donations to help provide needed items to our guests at our daytime Resource Center. We keep our Wish List updated on our website with the most-needed items. 

Friday Community Nights: Starting August 12th, every Friday night from 6pm to 8pm, a free fun activity will be hosted at the center. The events will be different each week, but each week, volunteers will be needed to help set up, clean up, serve food, provide child care if necessary, and make community members feel welcome. Volunteers are needed from 5pm to 9pm on Fridays.

All volunteers must be fingerprinted and background checked before starting as a volunteer. This can take roughly 3 weeks.

Summary
Position type: Volunteer

Time commitment: Minimum 3 hours per week, maximum 15 hours per week

Reports to: Program Manager

An ARCNH Peer Recovery Coach’s role is to support individuals in recovery from Substance Use Disorder. A Peer Recovery Coach will serve as a role model, mentor, advocate and motivator to recovering individuals in order to help prevent set-backs and promote long-term recovery. 

Qualifications

Responsibilities

GROUP FACILITATOR JOB DESCRIPTION

Position Type

Position type: Volunteer

Time commitment: Minimum 2 hours per week

Reports to: Peer Support Program Manager

Position Description

An ARCNH Group Facilitator organizes, leads and promotes a structured recovery group program. Some examples of a facilitated group program include SMART Recovery and Women For Sobriety. 

ARCNH is also open to accepting self developed group programming so long as the facilitator can provide ARCNH with a written program plan. If no such program plan exists, ARCNH can assist in development of the program plan.

ARCNH welcomes 12 step programs and other self-supporting, member facilitated programs. Facilitation of these programs is not considered a volunteer position with ARCNH as it would be a violation of that programs traditions or principles. Individuals seeking to begin a group at ARCNH should contact us at recover@arcnh.com to request usage of the meeting room.

Qualifications

Responsibilities

Volunteer Role: 

The American Independence Museum (AIM) in Exeter, NH is looking for volunteer educators to facilitate education programs including school field trips, homeschool events, summer camps, Family Saturdays and more. Share your love of history with families and children! If you are a people-person who enjoys having a flexible schedule, this volunteer role provides you with the opportunity to meet other history-loving volunteers and to interact and engage with the public on a regular basis.

All programs are designed to share diverse and unique stories of the Revolutionary era in honest, relevant, compassionate and unexpected ways. A commitment to inclusiveness is at the center of our work. 

Duties and Responsibilities:

Must be able to: Walk between two buildings • Ascend and descend stairs • Stand for up to 90 minutes • Wear a mask as required • Participate in orientation and group evaluations • Accept assignments appropriately suited to your talents and skills • Adhere to the mission, vision, values and ethics of AIM • Act in a professional manner at all times and treat all visitors, staff, interns, and volunteers with respect 

Benefits: 

We appreciate all that our volunteers do for us!  As a small way to thank those that volunteer their time, we offer:

Qualifications:

Commitment/Schedule:

As needed, mostly seasonal April-November  • Mostly weekdays with some evenings and weekends  • Programs typically run for 90 minutes either once or twice a day,  two days a week • Enjoy a flexible schedule, sign up for as many or as few programs you wish.

Contact: 

Program Manager Sarah Jaworski at sarah@independencemuseum.org or 603-772-2622

The American Independence Museum

Opened to the public in 1991, the American Independence Museum includes the 1721 Ladd-Gilman House, a National Landmark property, and the Folsom Tavern, built in 1775. Home to a world-class collection of 3,000 historic artifacts, including an original printing of the Declaration of Independence and early drafts of the Constitution, the museum is currently developing a variety of public and education programs in virtual and online formats to encourage inclusion for all ages. For more information, visit www.independencemuseum.org.

The Front Door Agency is looking for a front desk volunteer receptionist for Tuesday mornings from 8:30am-12:30pm.  

Two days a week from roughly 4-6 pm.
Timeframe: September until November/December!
Max 10 participants on team.
(Participants ages 9-14 years)
There will always be a staff with groups.
No experience needed!
(Programming and/or LEGO experience would be a bonus!)
Will need to complete a background check.

Two days a week from roughly 4-6 pm.
Timeframe: September until November/December!
Max 10 participants on team.
(Participants ages 9-14 years)
There will always be a staff with groups.
No experience needed!
(Programming and/or LEGO experience would be a bonus!)
Will need to complete a background check.

Mondays (8-10 yr olds) & Tuesdays (6-7 yr olds) from roughly 4-5pm.
(Volunteers welcome for one or multiple sessions.)
Timeframe: February until May/June!
Multiple teams with Max 6 participants/team.
(Participants ages 6-10 years)
There will always be a staff with groups.
No experience needed!
(Programming and/or LEGO experience would be a bonus!)
Will need to complete a background check.

Thursdays from 3:45-4:45 and/or 5-6pm.
(Volunteers welcome for one or multiple sessions.)
Timeframe: February until May/June!
Multiple teams with Max 6 participants/team.
(Participants ages 6-10 years)
There will always be a staff with groups.
No experience needed!
(Programming and/or LEGO experience would be a bonus!)
Will need to complete a background check.

Members of Impact Monadnock, Monadnock United Way's signature initiative, and the Preschool Development Grant project Region One are in need of a minute taker for regularly scheduled meetings occurring via Zoom. 

Volunteer Role: 

The American Independence Museum (AIM) in Exeter, NH is looking for volunteer museum guides to offer tours of its two 18th century buildings, Ladd-Gilman House and Folsom Tavern. Help us welcome over 5,000 visitors to our museum and share your love of history with the public! If you are a people-person, this volunteer role provides you with the opportunity to meet other history-loving volunteers and to interact and engage with the public on a regular basis.

All tours are designed to share diverse and unique stories of the Revolutionary era in honest, relevant, compassionate and unexpected ways. A commitment to inclusiveness is at the center of our work. Guides will conduct tours, answer guest questions, assist with daily museum operations including opening and closing of the museum. 

Duties and Responsibilities:

Must be able to: Walk between two buildings • Ascend and descend stairs • Stand for up to 90 minutes • Wear a mask as required • Participate in orientation and group evaluations • Accept assignments appropriately suited to your talents and skills • Adhere to the mission, vision, values and ethics of AIM • Act in a professional manner at all times and treat all visitors, staff, interns, and volunteers with respect 

Benefits: 

We appreciate all that our volunteers do for us!  As a small way to thank those that volunteer their time, we offer:

Qualifications:

Commitment/Schedule:

Preference will be given to volunteers able to commit to one day per week, May-November, Tuesday-Saturday (museum hours are 10 am-4 pm)  • Half days may be available.

Contact: 

Curator and Collections Manager Jen Carr at jen@independencemuseum.org or 603-772-2622

The American Independence Museum

Opened to the public in 1991, the American Independence Museum includes the 1721 Ladd-Gilman House, a National Landmark property, and the Folsom Tavern, built in 1775. Home to a world-class collection of 3,000 historic artifacts, including an original printing of the Declaration of Independence and early drafts of the Constitution, the museum is currently developing a variety of public and education programs in virtual and online formats to encourage inclusion for all ages. For more information, visit www.independencemuseum.org.

The Consumer Protection Bureau of the New Hampshire Department of Justice (Office of the Attorney General) is accepting applications for multiple Consumer Affairs Specialists positions. Consumer Affairs Specialists work closely with attorneys and support staff to respond to calls on the consumer protection hotline. This rewarding opportunity will give you the chance to use your valuable life and work experiences to make a difference in the lives of New Hampshire consumers who have been victimized by unlawful business practices.

We provide all necessary on-the-job training and mentorship. Successful candidates must pass a background check and have excellent interpersonal skills. Experience interacting with the public is a plus but is not required.

We ask for a commitment of one day a week. We currently have vacant shifts on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. The specific hours are flexible and can be modified to fit your schedule.

We are a dynamic and hardworking staff of professionals committed to protecting New Hampshire from fraudulent and unlawful business practices. If you share our passion, we would love to have you join our team.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.

Each year over 300 volunteers with NH Tax-Aide assist more than 19,000 taxpayers with their tax returns.  We are looking for compassionate and friendly people to join our volunteer team for the upcoming tax season.  We'll provide the training and support to help you learn new skills, and you'll get a great feeling from helping those in need.  This year we will continue to offer NO CONTACT or entirely VIRTUAL tax services while hoping to meet in person with volunteers and taxpayers once again. There will be an option for you if your situation permits.  We have many roles that don’t involve preparing taxes.  Are any of the following roles a good fit for you?

Tax Preparers/Counselors work with taxpayers directly by filling out tax returns.  If you have no previous experience, you’ll get the training you need and will also receive IRS certification.

Client Facilitators welcome taxpayers and assist with coordination of taxpayers at local sites, help organize their paperwork, and manage the overall flow of service.  Managing taxpayer appointments from the comfort of your home is also an option!

Technology Coordinators assist with site equipment, website development, network and/or WIFI setups, appointment scheduling and database set-up at the local and district levels.

Communication Coordinators recruit volunteers and market the program to prospective volunteers at the local level.

Administrative Coordinators assist with recordkeeping at the district level.

Tax law and software instructors are needed as well as those willing to present administrative policies and procedures.  

Speak a second language? We have a big demand for bilingual speakers in all roles, especially dedicated interpreters who can assist other volunteers.

Thank you for your interest in the NH Tax-Aide Program. If you are interested in volunteering for the upcoming tax season, you can provide your contact information at aarpfoundation.org/taxaidevolunteer (preferred) or on this volunteernh.org site by clicking on Respond.  You will be contacted regarding the next steps.