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Parents for Future Scotland is calling on changemakers, caretakers, educators, and everyday heroes to join our grassroots climate movement. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, student, or simply someone who cares deeply about protecting our planet, your voice belongs here.

We are a local community café staffed by volunteers, which runs during term time at Oldmachar Church in Bridge of Don every Friday morning. We pride ourselves on our friendly service and would like to add to our team to be available to spend time to chat to those who want to. You would add to our friendly team of volunteers.

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We are recruiting volunteers to help at the Limitless Women’s Summit on Saturday 4th October. Now in its 5th powerful year, the Limitless Women’s Summit brings together Scotland’s boldest, brightest, and most purpose-driven women.

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We are looking for help with our lovely small garden area at AberNecessities, located in Dyce. It is a great spot for all our volunteers and staff to take a bit of time out away from their work stations.

We are currently looking for volunteers to join our university SolidariTee team as regional fundraising and events officers. No prior knowledge or experience is required, just motivation and dedication to raise awareness for refugees in the UK and beyond and to support legal and psychological aid to refugees in Greece.

We are looking for friendly, reliable volunteers to help in our charity shop in Dyce (at Dyce shopping centre beside the Asda superstore)) – a vital source of funding for the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of injured and orphaned wildlife across the North East Scotland. Every donated item we sell helps us give wildlife a second chance.

At the heart of guiding are the unit meetings that girls go along to regularly. Volunteering at unit meetings means getting stuck in, meeting new people and running activities that help girls know they can do anything. You’ll volunteer directly with young people and can choose to work with girls of different age groups between 4 and 18 years in Rainbows, Brownies, Guides or Rangers.

At the heart of guiding are the unit meetings that girls go along to regularly. Volunteering at unit meetings means getting stuck in, meeting new people and running activities that help girls know they can do anything. You’ll volunteer directly with young people and can choose to work with girls of different age groups between 4 and 18 years in Rainbows, Brownies, Guides or Rangers.

Our Fundraising Heroes fight back against loneliness, stop fear in its tracks and keep people alive for longer – all while having fun at the same time! We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our events team in the north of Scotland. Help us ensure No Life is Half Lived by lending our community fundraisers a hand with registration, marshalling, cheering, and much more!

Join our team as a Volunteer Secretary - Looking to help your community and have great admin. and organisational skills? Then we need you. Ruthrieston Community Centre is located on Holburn Street and has been at the heart of the community for over150 years. The centre offers a range of physical activities such as pilates and yoga, hobbies for example sewing and drawing and community groups meet ups.