Arts & CultureChildren & YouthEducationScience & Technology
The Governor's Institute of Vermont (GIV)
The Governor's Institute of Vermont (GIV) is a nonprofit that runs summer institutes and youth programs in Vermont. This page invites volunteers to support GIV with flexible, remote or in-person roles and describes specific opportunities along with expected weekly time commitments and training. The page also notes that GIV is largely funded by community donations (only 15% of the annual budget comes from state government).
The Winooski Food Shelf serves the local community by providing food assistance to over 800 people each month. They accept donations of food and funds and rely on volunteers for daily operations, including unloading goods and assisting visitors.
The Shalom Shuk thrift store serves the local community and helps new immigrants and those in need by providing access to gently used clothing, household wares, and assorted small goods. The store operates with a mission to foster dignity and respect among all people, offering basic necessities to those in need.
AnimalsChildren & YouthEducationEnvironment & Sustainability9.7 mi away
Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS)
Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS) solicits volunteers to support its Nature Center and Center for Wild Bird Rehabilitation, describing volunteers as the lifeblood of the organization. The page lists year-round opportunities and directs interested people to complete a Volunteer Application or contact VINS at 802.359.5000 x221 or [email protected].
The Hanover Cooperative Community Fund (HCCF) aims to support community projects and scholarships by providing financial assistance to nonprofits. It offers two main funding opportunities: Community Project Grants and the Gerstenberger Scholarship Fund, prioritizing local initiatives and alignment with cooperative values.
Royal Animal Refuge is a privately funded, non-profit animal rescue organization that offers various volunteer opportunities. Volunteers support the care of animals and help with community outreach and other initiatives throughout the year.
Community DevelopmentHousing & HomelessnessHunger & Food Security15.1 mi away
Upper Valley Haven
Upper Valley Haven has provided temporary shelter and educational programming for homeless families and adults as well as food to anyone in need since 1980. They aim to support and uplift individuals and families experiencing homelessness in the region.
Community DevelopmentHunger & Food SecuritySeniors20.5 mi away
Age Well
Age Well provides Meals on Wheels services delivering nutritious, home-delivered meals for seniors in Vermont who have trouble getting around or preparing their own food. The organization is the largest provider of Meals on Wheels in Vermont, with over 1,100 dedicated volunteers delivering more than 330,000 meals annually.
Nexys currently lists 2 volunteer organizations in Winooski, VT, with 7 additional organizations nearby.
Local organizations
2
Nearby organizations
7
Questions people ask
Where can I volunteer in Winooski, VT?
Nexys currently lists 2 volunteer organizations in Winooski, VT. Visit an organization’s website for its current ways to help.
Are there volunteer organizations near Winooski, VT?
Yes. Nexys lists 7 additional volunteer organizations in the nearby search area.
What causes are represented in Winooski, VT?
Current organization listings include Children & Youth, Education, Arts & Culture, Science & Technology, Civic Engagement.
Which nearby communities have more organizations?
Nearby listings include organizations in South Burlington, VT, Vermont, VT, Bradford, VT, St. Albans, VT.
Volunteer listings last updated September 9, 2026.
Nexys listings are based on current organization and group data provided through the Nexys volunteer network. Separate volunteer opportunities are not currently modeled.
