Opportunities From: New Hampshire's Volunteer Hub

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

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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.

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.  

✔ Technology Coordinators manage computer equipment, ensure taxpayer data is secure, and provide technical assistance to volunteers.  

✔ Sophisticated Webex User? We are looking for individuals willing to share their talents with the leadership team of NH Tax-Aide.

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.  

Responsibilities of Position: Guided by the policies and procedures of the AARP Foundation, AARP Foundation Tax-Aide, and with direction and support of the State Coordinator, the Volunteer Recruitment and Communications Volunteer is responsible for collaboratively undertaking the following tasks:

Qualifications: The volunteer must be comfortable operating computer-based software and have Internet access. The volunteer must communicate effectively and work well collaboratively. Attention to detail and persistence in achieving stated goals are important.

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.

18+ / 5 days a week

Our Virtual Impact Program connects volunteers from across the globe with students throughout Latin America, who attend our after-school Virtual English Academy on a full scholarship. Together, volunteers and students bridge cultures digitally and inspire and empower each other to reach their potential.

in Spanish while making a lifetime impact on young students throughout Latin America. You'll provide students with the opportunity to expand their horizons, develop critical thinking skills, learn about the world, and have fun doing it!

Our Virtual Impact Program connects volunteers from across the globe with students throughout Latin America, who attend our after-school Virtual English Academy on a full scholarship. Together, volunteers and students bridge cultures digitally and inspire and empower each other to reach their potential.

while making a lifetime impact on young students throughout Latin America. You’ll provide students with quality English instruction and inspire them to create opportunities for their futures. Join us and make learning fun!

Help us to fund our community arts and education programs!

Submit and Update previously identified Grants and Foundation Applications. Submit Reports as needed. Seek out new grant opportunities.

The CareGivers most requested service is the Caring Rides Program. Caring Rides has traditionally worked with homebound seniors throughout the Greater Manchester and Nashua areas and is now expanding into Plaistow! The program provide transportation for seniors to go to and from their medical appointments, trips to the grocery store, pharmacy and so on. This valuable service allows seniors an opportunity to remain living independently in their home.

When a volunteer joins our team, they will have access to a database where they can sign up and provide a ride for a senior in need. There is no mandatory time commitment and volunteers can assist when their schedule allows. Our software provides the details of each ride to assure it is within a distance the volunteer is comfortable to travel. Volunteers have total control over which rides they select.

Please consider joining our team to provide NH Seniors in need receive the necessary support to stay healthy and independent.

Ask about our flexible scheduling!

Reach us at rnoronha@nh-cc.org or by responding to this need!

Albacore Park Submarine Museum is currently seeking a part-time intern to assist with Marketing, Public Relations and Development projects in the summer/fall 2021 semester. Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: -Assisting with development and implementation of Community Outreach Programs -Assisting with special events and public programs -Posting events on online calendars – Updating social media accounts - Updating mailing lists -Distributing marketing materials – assist with grant writing and corporate support/sponsorships. Albacore Park Submarine Museum seeks highly motivated undergraduate or graduate students in the fields of historic preservation, nonprofit management, museum administration, and museum studies.  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.   Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume by email to albacoremailcall@gmail.com with: Internship -Marketing/Public Relations/ Development in the subject line.

Hokuto Taiko Dojo, INC. - New Hampshire's first and only school for Japanese taiko drumming is currently looking for a volunteer Fundraising Coordinator!

This is a remote/work-from-home volunteer opportunity!

Who we are: Hokuto Taiko Dojo is New Hampshire's first and only school dedicated to teaching local communities in and around the Granite State the art of Japanese taiko drumming and cultural exchange.

Our mission: To provide, engage with, and support local communities throughout the state of New Hampshire, and New England with the opportunity to learn more about Japanese culture through the art of "wadaiko" or, Japanese drumming, as well as other Japanese performing arts; with the intent on promoting positive images of Japanese culture and history, thereby promoting greater cross-cultural understanding of the country of Japan and its deeply-rooted heritage.

Who we are looking for:

Individuals who are passionate about community-based organizations focused on education, cultural exchange, Japan, and the arts. Our organization is young and the right candidate should be excited at the prospect of helping a young start-up organization secure essential funding needed to operate and be successful.

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Hokuto Taiko Dojo, INC. is formally recognized and registered with the IRS as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

Works with our event director and specific event volunteers to manage the tasks related to successful executive of upcoming events. 

Help us connect with hospitals, rehabilitation centers and nursing homes to ensure folks with disabilities in our area know we are a resource for them. We also need help disseminating various items in the community such as donation boxes, giveback RX discount pharmacy cards and charity related collateral. 

The beneficiaries of our support have ongoing needs.  We need a manager that will implement a follow-up routine with our beneficiaries. There is a prefabricated script and specified intervals at which they would need to reach out. Information harvested would be uploaded into the workflow manager Asana (willing to train, pretty easy) for further action by other team members. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with individuals with disabilities and be part of the team that helps to change their lives and circumstances. 

We have a variety of initiatives and campaigns on the horizon from merchandise sales to event promotion to virtual fundraisers etc.  We are looking for a manager to oversee CEO designated quarterly campaigns to keep related website, social media, and emails current and connected.  We want to streamline our campaigns by uniting our marketing methods through the addition of a management volunteer.

We have a number of fundraisers in the queue and are seeking assistance with calls, emails, flyer dissemination, and spreading the word. This can be done remotely.

United Way of Greater Nashua is looking for volunteers with experience in the field of marketing to help with writing projects, graphic design, and web design and maintenance. 

United Way of Greater Nashua is looking for a volunteer skilled in graphic design to help with projects like flyer and sign production and design of t-shirts and other collateral. This individual will be part of United Way of Greater Nashua's Marketing Committee and are invited to attend monthly Marketing Committee meetings.  

United Way of Greater Nashua has placed donation boxes on the counters of stores around the community to collect their customers' spare change. We're looking for volunteers to check on these boxes and to find new stores who would be interested in participating in the program.

We would particularly like some volunteers to be Spanish speakers to work with stores in the Spanish speaking areas of Nashua.

Volunteers will check on their assigned boxes monthly or every few weeks depending on the busy-ness of the store. They will change the box for an empty one and bring the full box to the United Way office.  

Share history! The American Independence Museum (AIM) in Exeter, NH is looking for volunteer museum guides to offer tours of historic Folsom Tavern in 2021. The tour will examine the Tavern’s unique history, the place that taverns held in colonial and revolutionary history and the different experiences that people had in taverns. 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 • 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 • Conduct all volunteer activities in accordance with the policies established in the Volunteer Handbook 

Benefits: 

We appreciate all that our volunteers do for us!  As a small way to thank those that volunteer their time, see below for the AIM volunteer benefits program: 

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Schedule:

Tours are offered Thursdays 10 am - 12 pm and Fridays and Saturdays from 10 am - 3 pm during the museum’s open season (May-November), with a few opportunities in winter; preference will be given to applicants with Saturday availability. Hours and days may expand as COVID-19 guidelines permit • 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.

Project LIFT is looking for individuals to help adults who are working to improve their basic academic skills or pass the High School Equivalency Test. Subjects for tutoring include math, reading, writing, science, social studies, and computer skills.

No experience is necessary. Training and materials are provided by Project LIFT.

Students and tutors meet, practicing social distancing, in local libraries or virtually.

This is a rewarding opportunity to help adults improve their lives through education.

Clarity Community Connections is a new non-profit. We are currently working on multiple fundraisers and looking to spread awareness with our cause. This position would assist on creating fundraisers, organizing efforts, create resources, and help with social media. Opportunity is flexible and tasks will vary on a daily basis. 

Clarity Community Connections is a non-profit that provides case management services to those in need and currently has four programs up in running. We are looking for help with our administrative needs. This would include office management, research, and more. This opportunity would vary on a day-to-day basis. 

Become a Know Your Lemons Certified Global Educator! As a Know Your Lemons Certified Global Educator, you are the boots on the ground helping us to fulfill our mission by teaching and empowering people in your local community about breast cancer early detection.

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United Way of Greater Nashua is looking for volunteers to share information about United Way projects and events on their local http://www.nextdoor.com and http://www.patch.com pages. 

Attention Wordpress Experts!

United Way of Greater Nashua needs your help managing and updating our website, http://www.unitedwaynashua.org. If you know how to work with Wordpress on an expert level, we'd love to talk to you about how you can help.  

Tails to Freedom, Inc. DBA Lucky Dog Thrift Shop is looking for a dynamic and friendly volunteer to assist our organization 15 hours a week as a Sales Associate/Cashier. We are looking for someone with an eye for detail, is stylish and personable. We need an individual with an ability to greet customers, share sales, maintain sanitation of workspace and items frequently handled. We are looking for a volunteer that has an ability to upsell, make customers feel welcomed and informed of our mission as well as provide a professional experience that ensures customers come back for years to come. We strive for excellence in all we do and we are seeking a Sales Associate/Cashier that will maintain our values which uphold our mission. Tails to Freedom, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of individuals and families and their furry family members. Our fundraising headquarters is located in downtown Nashua at 23 Elm Street. We are currently open Thursday, Friday and Saturday 12:00-5:00. Please respond in detail how many hours a week you wish to volunteer, any limitations you may have so we may honor it, and any previous experience that prepares you for this opportunity. Please email us at Info@LuckyDogThriftShop.com and please include your phone number.

MC2 is looking for volunteers!  Do you have a skill you would like to teach a middle school or high school student?  Would you like to speak to our students about something your passionate about?  Do you have supplies you would like to donate?  Do you have experience in grant writing?  We welcome your expertise and skills to join our team!

Making Community Connections Charter School (MC2) is a non-profit public charter school.  Board members are responsible for ensuring that the academic program of MC2 is successful, that the school's program and operation are faithful to the terms of its charter, and that the school is a viable organization.  MC2 focuses on high quality learning for all students, learning teams focused on learner strengths, student and family choice and voice, real life learning experiences and community based learning. 

Mission:

Empowering me with the knowledge, skills, and dispositions to use my unique voice effectively and with integrity in co-creating our global public world.

Vision:

Our vision is to eliminate the predictive value of race, class, language, gender, and special capacities on student achievement in our schools and in our communities by working together with families and communities to ensure each child’s success. We actively seek to uncover, recover, and discover the unique gifts and talents that each child possesses.

MC2 schools work effectively with families, community members, and social service agencies to solve real problems and enable each individual student to become empowered with the knowledge and skills to use his or her voice effectively and with integrity in co-creating our world. Students graduate from MC2 as stewards of the public global world. They have the will, skill, capacity and knowledge to contribute to the greater good, and are ready for college, career, and life.

Want to make a positive difference in the lives of others?  Touchstone Farm, an equine therapeutic and educational center located in Lyndeborough, NH is in need of volunteers to help with our school groups once again. We help at-risk youth, veterans, and children with disabilities throughout the year. Through the magical connection with horses and small animals, mentoring, and encouragement, they are able to improve their lives socially, physically, and cognitively.

Don’t you want to help in this journey?  We will provide all of your training. Depending on your ability and comfort level, volunteers for these positions will assist weekly in one of two ways:

You may join this important program by selecting the hours you are available each week. We need volunteers throughout the day so lesson times will vary once assigned to a lesson, that time slot will be the same week to week.

Monday -  Friday  8:00am – 6:00pm

Saturday & Sunday  8;00am – 3:30pm

Use this link to sign up as a volunteer for this need:

https://www.touchstone-farm.org/sign-up/

Our lessons are outside or in a big indoor arena so social distancing is easy! Face masks will be worn at all times. (provided by Touchstone Farm, if you don’t have one)  When arriving for shift, your temperature will be taken, and wellness questions asked.

Prior to working with Touchstone Farm, volunteers will be asked to authorize a background check and references, and complete a 1-hour in person instructor-led training. It’s all quick and easy. Links to start these credentials will be provided when you click the Volunteer button. When credentials are completed, Touchstone Farm will reach out to you to determine a convenient date for you to start volunteering.   We hope to see you soon at Touchstone Farm!

PostICU, Inc is a new 501(c)3 nonprofit agency, part of our mission is to maintain the only library that is specifically built to house research, articles, videos, PowerPoints, books, etc about post intensive care syndrome ("PICS") website library, see: PostICU's Library

COVID-19 patients, who survive following a stay in an intensive care unit often suffer from PICS. 

PostICU's Library allows us to meet our primary mission, which is to educate medical professionals and the public about PICS.

Sharing knowledge about PICS symptoms that are experienced by former ICU patients, helps medical professionals and people in general recognize whether they or loved ones may have PICS. 

Our library gets thousands of visitors weekly, including medical professionals worldwide. 

In this volunteer position, you will assist us with researching new media to add to our library and also to dig back into older content to research for any media that we are missing.

Since we have the only known PICS library, our work is important. However, we've created forms and training to make the work fun and interesting. 

If you have experience researching grant opportunities, then we need you!

Our new nonprofit has made incredible headway since we opened for business. To take the next giant leap forward, we will need financial support from a funding source. We're looking for grants in the area of patient-centric nonprofits, libraries, and patient advocacy.

Please note, none of our staff are paid - our agency is operated 100% by volunteers. We are looking for funding for a specific aspect of our project, 100% of any money received will go to that project.

If you are a team player and want to be part of the volunteer team that got our agency off the ground, please reply.

The Syringe Service Alliance of the Nashua Area is in need of help! We are looking for volunteers to help during our outreach hours in the community! 

The Syringe Service Alliance of the Nashua Area ( SSANA) is a syringe service program (SSP) that has been serving the Greater Nashua Region since 2018. Our goal is to reduce the negative consequences associated with drug use. We are a community initiative for harm reduction. However, most importantly, we are a friendly face in the community reminding people who use drugs (PWUD) or people who inject drugs (PWID) that they matter, that we care about them, and their health is important. 

To learn more about harm reduction and SSPs please visit the following websites: https://www.nashuanh.gov/1174/Syringe-Services-SSANA, http://nhhrc.org/#, https://harmreduction.org/about-us/principles-of-harm-reduction/

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How to apply/contact information: To apply, email taylor.koch@reviverecovery.org to request an application. For more information, contact Taylor Koch at (603) 484 - 3882 or at the email address listed.