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There are many ways you can get involved to help preserve and promote South Jersey’s rich natural and cultural heritage. Get engaged and stay engaged with the opportunities listed below.
9th Annual Watershed Butterfly Festival
VOLUNTEER
Want to get into the Butterfly Festival for FREE and receive a FREE T-shirt? Then contact Lisa Jordan to volunteer: ljordan@thewatershed.org or (609) 737-3735 x10.
 
 
A. L. Gaventa & Son
VOLUNTEER
Cedarvale Farm is part of the consortium of Greensgrow Farms' urban agricultural project. Although Greensgrow is not accepting new volunteers or interns at this time, you can always contact local family farms to see if seasonal help is needed.
 
 
Abbots Meadow Wildlife Management Area
VOLUNTEER
The Wildlife Conservaton Corps lends a helping hand to the NJ Dept. of Fish and Wildlife.  To get more information, e-mail WCC_DEP@dep.state.nj.us.
 
 
Albert Music Hall
VOLUNTEER
You'd be hard-pressed to find volunteers who have more fun than the folks who keep Albert Music Hall running. Everything that happens there is because of the work of the Pinelands Cultural Society, folks who offer their time and talent to keep the Pinelands' traditions going. Call (609) 971-1593 to find out how you can join the fun.
 
 
Alice Paul Institute
VOLUNTEER
The Alice Paul Institute loves volunteers -- they provide flexible schedules, invite you to special events, and offer lots of opportunities for anyone over the age of 18 -- male or female -- to pitch in and help.  API also has internships available.  For information, log onto: www.alicepaul.org/volunteer.htm.
 
 
Allen Family Farm
SUPPORT
Supporting local family farms is key to preserving your health, a clean environment, and an economic and cultural tradition that is instrinsicly part of South Jersey and its farmland communities.
 
 
Alloway Creek Watershed Wetland Restoration Site
VOLUNTEER
The Delaware River Keepers network needs help to protect the river, bay and the estuaries.  There are lots of ways you can help.  To find out how to volunteer and to fill out an on-line application, go to

www.delawareriverkeeper.org/donate/volunteer.asp.
 
 
Antique Glass & Bottle Show
VOLUNTEER
To find out how you can help make the antiques show happen and be part of the fun, drop an e-mail to paulhavoc@comcast.net. 
 
 
Appel Farm Arts and Music Center
VOLUNTEER
Those workshops don't just happen by themselves.  Appel Farm is always looking for volunteers to assist with all kinds of tasks -- everything from helping with the arts workshops, helping out with the evening performances and family matinees,  office, PR, and of course, the annual Arts and Music Festival.  Log onto the website and click onto the link to the volunteer form. 
 
 
Apple Festival
VOLUNTEER
Festivals don't just happen by themselves.  They need volunteers to help plan and staff the event.  Call to volunteer at (609) 654-7767.
 
 
Apple Pie Hill
VOLUNTEER
To make sure places like Apple Pie Hill are well taken care of, you can be part of the volunteer corps with the Pinelands Preservation Alliance.  Contact the folks at PPA at www.pinelandsalliance.org or call (609) 859-8860.
 
 
Atlantic City Farmers' Market
SUPPORT
Buying locally grown produce will help support New Jersey's efforts to remain a thriving and growing Garden State. Look out for information about local family farms and vendors in your area.

 
 
Atsion Lake Recreational Area
VOLUNTEER
There are always new projects afloat that need volunteers. To volunteer, call (609) 561-0024.
 
 
Avalon Seawatch
VOLUNTEER
Those birds can't count themselves.  They need you to do it for them.  To find out how to participate in the Avalon Seawatch, contact Bird Cape May at (609) 884-2736 or the New Jersey Audubon Society's Nature Center of Cape May at (609) 898-8848.
 
 
Baldpate Mountain
VOLUNTEER
Volunteer your time and make a difference. Call (609) 448-4947 to learn more about volunteer opportunities.
 
 
Barclay Farmstead
VOLUNTEER

 The Friends of Barclay Farmstead, Inc. manages all the activities and preservation programs. If you'd like to be part of an event or help out in some way, contact them at (856) 795-6225.
 
 
Bass River State Park
SUPPORT
The Batona Trail which winds through Bass River is maintained by the Batona Hiking Club and the Outdoor Club of South Jersey who conduct trail clean-ups throughout the year.  They could sure use the the help. Go to members.aol.com/Batona or www.ocsj.org for more information.
 
 
Batona Trail
VOLUNTEER
The Batona Hiking Club and the Outdoor Club of South Jersey  are two organizations that are responsible for maintaining the Batona Trail. Go to www.ocsj.org or members.aol.com/Batona/ for information about each group and how you can pitch in to help.
 
 
Batsto Village
VOLUNTEER
Have some spare time?  Call the Resource Interpretive Specialist at (609) 561-7310 and let them know you'd like to help out.  They always welcome volunteers and there are lots of jobs for you to do.
 
 
Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial
VOLUNTEER
The New Jersey offers a variety of volunteer opportunities.  As a volunteer, you could participate in memorial events onboard the ship, join in exclusive behind the scenes tours, work with veterans and youth groups, participate in special events, attend specialized lectures and tours and work with men and women who share a common interest in learning about, studying, and teaching our nation’s naval history.  All tour guides must be 18 years of age and complete the onboard training program.  For more information, contact the Office of Volunteer Affairs at (866) 877-6262, ext. 224 or email them at volunteers@battleshipnewjersey.org.
 
 
Bayshore Discovery Project
VOLUNTEER
Schooner and Port Maintenance

Can you hammer, paint or do plumbing?  How about teaching, doing office work or marketing and public relations?  Know how to sail, raise funds or do electrical work?  If you have a skill, we can use it.  And if you don't, we'll teach you.  Wednesday  is volunteer day. For more details, call 856-785-2060, ext.102.

 
 
Bear Creek Preserve
VOLUNTEER
The New Jersey Conservation Foundation needs volunteers and they'll work with you to find hours that fit your schedule.  Join to help out during events, become part of their permanent volunteer staff, or round up a bunch of friends for a community service project. They'll make it happen. For more information, go to www.njconservation.org/html/volunteer.htm.
 
 
Bees to Butterflies: Native Pollinators of NJ
SUPPORT
To learn more about how you can help protect clean water and the environment, visit www.thewatershed.org.
 
 
Belleplain State Forest
VOLUNTEER
There is a big volunteer program going so you have lots of opportunities to lend a hand. To find out how you can fit in, ask about the Volunteers in Parks program at (609) 861-2404.
 
 
Bellview Winery
SUPPORT
Buying New Jersey wines (and all produce, for that matter) is a great way to support local farmers and growers.
 
 
Berlin Park
VOLUNTEER
Every year, Camden County has a series of clean-up days to keep the parks looking spiffy.  Round up a group of friends and find out how you can lend a hand by calling (856) 216-2128 or (856) 216-2127. 
 
 
Bird Quest
VOLUNTEER
To volunteer with the Gloucester County Nature Club, log onto:

www.gcnatureclub.org and fill out the membership forms.

To volunteer with Palmyra Cove Nature Center, log onto:

www.palmyracove.org .
 
 
Bob and Leda Muth
SUPPORT
Join our CSA program and enjoy a weekly supply of locally-grown, organic produce at a reasonable price. The program runs for sixteen weeks. Come to the farm once a week during the season and fill your own basket with a variety of our fresh produce.

The Muth Family Farm CSA in currently full for 2008. To sign up for 2009, visit the website in the fall or call the farm for more information.

Also, visit their booth at the Margate Farmer's Market, Thursdays from 9am-1pm at Steve and Cookie's.

 

 

 
 

 
 
Bordentown Cranberry Festival
VOLUNTEER
it takes a lot of hands to put on a festival.  Get in on the fun by volunteering with the Downtown Bordentown Association. Call them at (609) 298-8066.
 
 
Brearley House
VOLUNTEER
Like many of the historic buildings in the area, the Brearley House is managed and preserved by the Lawrence Historical Society.  If you'd like to help preserve the region's important history join the LHS. Go to www.thelhs.org/membsanddonors.html for more info.
 
 
Brendan T. Byrne State Forest
VOLUNTEER
New Jersey's VIP (Volunteers in Parks) program provides numerous volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups. An on-line volunteer application form is available at: www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/parks/volunteers.html
 
 
Burlington County Historical Society Library and Museum Tours
VOLUNTEER
Have some time to spare? Call the Burlington County Historical Society Museums and Library to see where you can help. Because they always need help.
 
 
Butterhof's Shady Brook Farm
VOLUNTEER
There is no formal volunteer program, but the owners say they wouldn't mind a little help.  If you are interested in lending a hand on the farm, call them or leave a message and they'll return your call within two business days. 
 
 
Buzby's Chatsworth General Store
SUPPORT
Keep a family-owned store and a long-standing Pine Barrens tradition going. Stop by, shop, eat and chat with the owners. Shopping is the best way to show your support!
 
 
Camden Children's Garden
VOLUNTEER
If you have skills in education, gardening, outreach, storytelling, special events, or model railroading, give them a call.  They can always use the help.  If you have a special interest in butterflies, sign up for the Butterfly Docent Training Program. 
 
 
Camden County Historical Society Museum
VOLUNTEER
Have time to spare? You can be a docent, help out in the research library or pitch in with lots of other tasks.  To find out about volunteer opportunities, call (856) 964-3333 or e-mail cchsnj@verizon.net.

 
 
 
Camden County Parks System
VOLUNTEER
Have ideas about what should happen in the parks?  You can attend the Camden County Parks Department's public meetings and let your voice be heard.  For information about meeting dates, topics and other details, go to www.camdencounty.com/government/offices/parks/meetings.html.
 
 
Cape May Bird Observatory Northwood Center
VOLUNTEER
If you have the time, they have the volunteer slot for you.  New Jersey Audubon Society, which manages the Cape May Bird Observatory, can use help with everything from trail maintenance, nature walk guides, and special event staff to computer expertise, store sales and office work.  Log onto www.njaudubon.org/AboutNJAS/VolOps.html or call the Cape May Bird Observatory to find out how you can help.
 
 
Cape May National Wildlife Refuge-Two Mile Beach Unit
VOLUNTEER
As a volunteer, you can play a role in helping to preserve the wilidlife and foliage that make this refuge so important.  To find out how you can help contact Refuge headquarters at (609) 463-0994 any weekday from 8:00 am – 4:30 pm.
 
 
 
Cape May Winery and Vineyard
SUPPORT
Talk about a win-win! Join the Case Club and you not only get progressive discounts based on how many cases you purchase, you are also helping to support the local wine industry.  You can get details and info on the website.
 
 
Carranza Memorial
VOLUNTEER
Keep Wharton State Forest and the Carranza Memorial around for years to come.  Become a volunteer with the New Jersey Department of Parks and Forestry. Fill out an on-line application at  www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/parks/individual_volunteer .
 
 
Century Road Club of America
VOLUNTEER
If you know a thing or two about cycling and want to share your knowledge, Century Road Club is the place to go to share your expertise to newcomers.  You can help organize training rides or help coordinate touring activities.
 
 
Challenge Grove
VOLUNTEER
Camden County parks hosts clean-up days of their parks throughout the year. To get a schedule of when you can pitch in, call (856) 216-2127 or (856) 216-2128.  Then round up your best buds and go do a good deed. 
 
 
Cherry Hill Spring Family Festival
SUPPORT
Participation in this event helps strengthen the Cherry Hill community, along with spreading awareness about health and safety for residents and their families.
 
 
Collingswood Farmers' Market
VOLUNTEER
Friends of the Farmers Market do all kinds of things to make sure this weekly event happens -- finding musical groups, publishing the newsletter, helping out with special events and the list goes on and on.  To help keep the Market going, call 856-854-9588 or e-mail fofminfo@yahoo.com.
 
 
Colonel James Fenwick
SUPPORT
 
 
Columbus Farmers' Market
SUPPORT
Purchasing fruits and veggies from the local farmers helps support a long-standing New Jersey tradition -- the family farm.
 
 
Conte Farms
VOLUNTEER
N/A
 
 
Country Living Fair
VOLUNTEER
Whether you’re interested in dressing up in costume and being a part of the County Living Far or simply want to help maintain the Forest’s hiking trails, there are numerous volunteering opportunities within Batsto Village and the Wharton State Forest.  For more information, call (609) 561-0024 or stop in at the State Forest’s office at 4110 Nesco Road, Hammonton, NJ 08037.
 
 
Cove Campers Summer Camp
VOLUNTEER
Palmyra Cove Nature Park is always hopping with activities and they need volunteers to keep the programs going. Become a trail guide, lead children's education programs, become a greeter or pitch in with countless other tasks. Call or fill out the on-line volunteer application.
 
 
Cumberland County Historical Society Museums
VOLUNTEER
Historic houses require tons of upkeep and lots of volunteers.  To find out how you can help preserve Cumberland County's past, call (856) 455-4055.
 
 
Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park
VOLUNTEER
D&R Canal State Park is always looking for a few good volunteers.  If you have free time and love the outdoors, you could help make historic costumes, work on a bird list, develop history or nature programs and all kinds of other things that will use your talents.  For information, call (609) 924-5705 or drop an e-mail to inquiries@dandrcanal.com.
 
 
Delaware River Heritage Trail
VOLUNTEER
Delaware River Greenway Partnership (DRGP) is a non-profit organization founded in 1998 that works to bring individuals, communities, businesses, recreational users and all levels of government together to promote and protect a continuous corridor of natural and cultural resources along the Delaware River and its tributaries. Volunteers are a vital part of DRGP's efforts. For more information, check out their website at www.delrivgreenway.org. 

 
 
Delaware River Sojourn
VOLUNTEER
The Delaware River Sojourn is organized by a steering committee representing various organizations and government agencies in the Delaware River Basin. This year's committee is chaired by a representative from Pennsylvania's Delaware Canal State Park. For information about how you can be involved in this year's trip, contact:  btobin@state.pa.us.
 
 
DiMatteo Vineyards
SUPPORT
New Jersey's wine biz is booming.  You can keep it  going by purchasing locally-made wines, attending New Jersey Wine Growers Association events.  Check out DiMatteo Vineyard's upcoming wine festivals and events on their website.
 
 
Dorothy Preserve
VOLUNTEER
The New Jersey Conservation Foundation needs volunteers and they'll work with you to help create hours that fit your schedule. Join to help during events, become part of their permanent volunteer staff or round up a bunch of friends for a community service project. They'll make it happen. For more information, go to www.njconservation.org/html/volunteer.htm.
 
 
Double Trouble State Park
VOLUNTEER
Wanna be a VIP? Participate in the New Jersey State Park's Volunteers in the Parks program. Contact them at (732) 341-4098. It might take a few days for them to get back to you, but they will eventually. 
 
 
Dr. James Still
SUPPORT
Dr. Still's autobiography, Early Recollections and Life of Dr. James Still, was recently republished by Kessinger Publishing in 2007. Check your local library or bookstore for a copy.

 
 
Duffield Farm's Pick-Your-Own
SUPPORT
The best way to support the local farms is to buy their produce. So drop by and stock up.
 
 
East Windsor Haunted Hayride
SUPPORT
There is a $5 minimum donation per person for entry into the Haunted House. 100% of the proceeds go to the East Windsor Township Rescue Squad District 1, which is an all volunteer organization. They provide emergency medical services and rescue services to the Township and mutual aid support for much of the surrounding areas.

 
 
 
Eldora Nature Preserve
VOLUNTEER
There are lots of folks who like to have fun and use their spare time to protect the environment.  If this sounds like your kind of group, the New Jersey Conservancy can use your help.  Log onto  www.nature.org/wherewework/northamerica/states/newjersey/volunteer/ to learn how you can sign up.
 
 
Elizabeth Meirs Morgan Observation Deck
SUPPORT
Visit the Wells Mills County Park Nature Center and spend some time at the Elizabeth Meirs Morgan Observation Deck. The Deck features a painting of Morgan, garbed in traditional exploring gear - a broad-brimmed hat, long coat, and walking stick.
 
 
Elmer Lake Wildlife Management Area
VOLUNTEER
There is a lot of wild land out there and the New Jersey Fish and Wildlife Department can use your help to keep the areas in shape. Join the Wildlife Conservation Corps and become a volunteer. For more information, log onto www.njfishandwildlife.org/wcchome.htm.
 
 
Emery's Organic Blueberry Farm
VOLUNTEER

 
 
 
Evert Trail Preserve
VOLUNTEER
The New Jersey Conservation Foundation needs volunteers and they'll work with you to create a schedule that fits into your busy life. Join to help out during events, become part of their permanent volunteer staff or round up a bunch of friends for a community service project. If you have the time, they'll make it happen.  For more information, go to www.njconservation.org/html/volunteer.htm.
 
 
Flying Fish Brewing Company
VOLUNTEER
N/A
 
 
Fort Mott State Park
SUPPORT
Be sure to make a contribution to the donation box at the Fort. It helps them keep the place going.
 
 
Four Mile Springs Preserve
VOLUNTEER
The New Jersey Conservation Foundation needs volunteers and they'll work with you to find a schedule that fits your busy life. Join to help out during events, become part of their permanent volunteer staff, or round up a bunch of your friends for a community service project. If you've got the time, they'll make it happen. For more information, go to www.njconservation.org/html/volunteer.htm.
 
 
 
Fourteeth Annual Pine Barrens Jamboree!
VOLUNTEER
Get in on the fun and sign on as a volunteer. Call (609) 971-3085 to get an idea of how you can help out.
 
 
Franklin Parker Preserve
VOLUNTEER
To become a volunteer -- and they can use your help, call (908) 234-1225, ext. 126.  They'll be sure to put you to work.
 
 
Fruitwood Orchards Honey Farm
SUPPORT
Fruitwood Orchard Honey Farm is a member of the City-to-Farm movement which brings their produce and honey to farmers markets in the city. So if you can't make the trip out to the family farm, stop by one of the local farmers markets and support family farming.
 
 
Garden State Discovery Museum
VOLUNTEER
They start volunteers young at Garden State Discovery Museum with a mentor program in which  kids ages 12 and up can help out at the crafts tables and other activities. Of course, full-fledged grown-ups are also invited to participate as helpers on the museum floor, during special events and other duties. Call the museum for more details.
 
 
Giant Pumpkin Carve
VOLUNTEER
To participate in the 2008 event as an artist, volunteer or sponsor call (856) 935-3663 and ask for Sharron.
 
 
Glades Wildlife Refuge
VOLUNTEER
The Natural Lands Trust has all kinds of ways you can get involved in your community and become an advocate for conservation. Check out their website to find out about becoming a member, a volunteer or a community advocate.
 
 
Gloucester County 4-H Fair and NJ Peach Festival
VOLUNTEER
Rutgers Cooperative Extension matches the right volunteer with the right project.  If you'd like to be part of the 4H program, be a mentor, help out with the Fair or support their activities in other ways, download an application at http://nj4h.rutgers.edu/volunteering/vol-application.pdf.
 
 
Gloucester County Nature Club
VOLUNTEER
There are numerous committees, from planning programs and field trips to helping organize the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count.  For informatin on how to get involved, send an email to  blackbirdsinging@hotmail.com.

 
 
 
Gloucester County Parks System
VOLUNTEER
Get involved! Meetings of the Gloucester County Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee are open to the public and are held at the main office (6 Blackwood-Barnsboro Road, Sewell) at 7:30 p.m. For the monthly meeting schedule, go to www.co.gloucester.nj.us/government/departments/ParksnRec/main.cfm.
 
 
Great Egg Harbor National Wild & Scenic & River
VOLUNTEER
The Great Egg Harbor River is one of the most important tributaries in the Pinelands National Reserve. To be part of the movement to preserve it  and other Pinelands resources, become a volunteer with the Pinelands Preservation Alliance. Contact them at www.pinelandsalliance.org.
 
 
Greenwich Lake Park
VOLUNTEER
The New Jersey Volunteers in Parks (VIP) Program was created to afford citizens the unique opportunity to participate in the stewardship of the State's natural and historic resources that have been entrusted to the State Park Service. The VIP Program is comprised of individual volunteers and volunteer organizations. And guess what? They’re always looking for new people. Applications for individual or organization volunteers can be downloaded at http://www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/parks/volunteers.html.
 
 
Grounds for Sculpture
VOLUNTEER
You don't need a degree in art to have a role at the Grounds for Sculpture. Volunteer opportunities are available for docents, info desk staff, in the museum shop and during special events. For more information, go to http://www.groundsforsculpture.org/ and download the volunteer application.
 
 
Haddonfield Crafts and Fine Arts Festival
VOLUNTEER
Every festival needs volunteers by the dozens . . . or the hundreds.  Contact the Haddonfield Information Center at (956) 216-7253 or e-mail at infocenter@haddonfieldnj.org.
 
 
Haddonfield Fall Festival
VOLUNTEER
There are dozens of jobs that need to be done during the festival. To be part of the fun, contact the Haddonfield Information Center at (856) 216-7253 or drop an e-mail to infocenter@haddonfieldnj.org.
 
 
Haddonfield Farmers Market
VOLUNTEER
Haddonfield Farmers Market is always looking for a few good volunteers to help out at the market.  Responsibilities would include helping to set up in the morning, helping to break the market down in the afternoon, and selling our special Haddonfield's Getting Fresh! Interested? Check out their website at http://www.haddonfieldfarmersmarket.org/index.php?pageid=signup.

 
 
Hallock's U-Pick Farm & Greenhouses
SUPPORT
Whether you pick it yourself or let the farmers do it,  purchasing locally grown produce helps support the local economy and keeps the South Jersey tradition of the family-owned farm alive and growing.
 
 
Hamilton-Trenton-Bordentown Marsh
SUPPORT
Founded in 2002, Friends for Hamilton-Trenton-Bordentown Marsh is a grass roots organization devoted to protecting and preserving the natural, historical, and recreational resources of the Marsh.  For membership information, log onto their website at http://www.marsh-friends.org/.
 
 
Hancock House
VOLUNTEER
Come help with events, tours, museum maintenance, computer support or grants.  Contact Hancock House at (856) 935-4373 or hancockhousenj@comcast.net.
 
 
Harold N. Peek Preserve
VOLUNTEER
The Natural Lands Trust has all kinds of ways you can get involved in your community and become an advocate for conservation. Check out their website to find out about becoming a member, a volunteer or a community advocate.
 
 
Heritage Station Pick-Your-Own Farm
SUPPORT
Buying locally grown produce helps support local family farms so when you stock up at Heritage Station you are helping to keep alive South Jersey's centuries-old farming industry.
 
 
Heritage Vineyards of Richwood
SUPPORT
Buying local produce and wines helps support New Jersey's small farmers and helps maintain the preservation of these natural landscapes and farms for generations to come. Heritage Station has made it even easier with a online store featuring many of their most popular items.
 
 
Herrontown Woods Arboretum
VOLUNTEER
You can help maintain trails, provide administrative support or help out in a dozen different ways. To volunteer, contact (609) 448-4947.
 
 
Historic Cold Spring Village
VOLUNTEER
Want to come out and play in history?  Become a volunteer.  Call (609) 898-2300, extension 12, to learn about how you can get involved.
 
 
Hopewell Valley Vineyards
SUPPORT
Winemaking is becoming a big player in  the region's economic growth. You can help it grow even larger by supporting your local winemaker.
 
 
Howell Living History Farm
VOLUNTEER
If you have time to spare and want to help preserve a piece of history, join the Friends of Howell Farm. There are all kinds of jobs you can do to help this treasure that honors the region's past so that it will survive well into the future.
 
 
Ironwood Outdoor Center
VOLUNTEER
Oh yeah, they need help. If you'd like to volunteer with some of their many activities, from creek clean-up to trail maintenance to helping out with the programs, contact them at (609) 518-9595.
 
 
Italian American Festival
VOLUNTEER
Festivals are more fun when you help make them happen. To volunteer, log onto http://www.italianamericanfestival.com/getinvolved.cfm and fill out the on-line volunteer application.
 
 
James G. Atkinson Memorial Park
VOLUNTEER
You can play a role in the county's policies and decisions during monthly meeting of the Department of Parks and Recreation.  Monthly meetings, which are held at the county offices at 6 Blackwood-Barnsboro Road, are open to the public. For the monthly meeting schedule, go to www.co.gloucester.nj.us/Government/Departments/ParksnRec/main.cfm.
 
 
Jay Pratt Azalea Gardens
SUPPORT
Mr. Pratt will not accept any gifts or donations. He just does this because he likes doing it. The world needs more people like him. 
 
 
Jersey Devil Hunts
VOLUNTEER
If you like helping out at events, they have volunteer opportunities for you.  If you have technical and specialist skills, they could use those, too.  In fact, the Pinelands Preservation Alliance offers dozens of volunteer opportunities so if you have office skills, know your way around a press release, can stuff an envelope, know how to share your knowledge with others . . . check out the website.  They can use the help.
 
 
Jimmy Albertson
SUPPORT
Jim Albertson's "Down Jersey: Songs and Stories of Southern New Jersey" is available at http://www.folkways.si.edu. To order by phone, call (800) 410-9815 or (202) 275-1143.

Tracks:

Mount Holly Jail

Sammy Gibrerson

Captain Kidd

Molly Bannon

Cape May Light

Pinelands Traveller

Stretch Garrison

Lure of the Sea

Jersey Devil

Moore and Jacoby

 

 

 
 
 
John A. Roebling Park
VOLUNTEER
Your park needs you! Volunteer your time and make a difference. Call (609) 448-4947 to learn more about volunteer opportunities.
 
 
Jonas Cattell Run/18th Century Field Day
VOLUNTEER
Events like this don't happen by themselves. It takes lots of help. If you'd like to be part of the fun and excitement, contact the Whittall House at Red Bank Battlefield at (856) 853-5120.
 
 
Kirby's Mill
VOLUNTEER
Medford Historical Society is trying to actively increase their number of members and volunteers.  For more information, call (609) 654-7767.

 
 
Lake Absegami
VOLUNTEER
Volunteers are VIP's -- Volunteers in Parks.  That's the volunteer group that works with the New Jersey Department of Parks and Forestry to preserve the natural resources.  To lend a hand, go to www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/parks/volunteers.html and download an application.
 
 
Lake Lenape Park
VOLUNTEER
Atlantic County Parks sure could use your help. To find out about volunteer opportunities, call (609) 645-5960 and ask for the volunteer coordinator.
 
 
Lee Turkey Farm
SUPPORT
Buying locally-grown food and produce not only supports famly farms, but because they are close by, there is less shipping which means less gas usage and less carbon emissions and well, you get the idea. 
 
 
Lewis W. Barton Arboretum and Nature Center
SUPPORT
Medford Leas regularly works with environmental groups and local agencies. For more information, contact Community Relations Director Jane Weston at (609) 654-3000 or communityrelations@medfordleas.org.

 
 
Little Egg Harbor Yacht Club
VOLUNTEER
LEHYC is an all volunteer organization, meaning that all of their activities are managed by member-volunteers who enjoy the camaraderie of working together.
 
 
Mad Horse Creek Wildlife Management Area
VOLUNTEER
Even though they are called "wildlife" areas, they still need tending and the Wildlife Conservation Corps is the volunteer group that helps the Dept. of Fish and Wildlife do just that. To join as a volunteer, log onto www.njfishandwildlife.com/wcchome.htm.
 
 
Mainstage Center for the Arts
SUPPORT
If you would like to support Mainstage Center for the Arts click the link below:

http://mainstage.org/donate/
 
 
Makepeace Lake Wildlife Management Area
VOLUNTEER
Even though they are called "wildlife" areas, they still need tending and the Wildlife Conservation Corps, is the volunteer group that helps the Dept. of Fish and Wildlife do just that. To join as a volunteer, log onto www.njfishandwildlife.com/wcchome.htm.
 
 
Mannington Meadows
VOLUNTEER
The Wildlife Conservation Corps is the Department of Fish and Wildlife's volunteer group that handles everything from research to office work.  To volunteer, log onto www.njfishandwildlife.com/wcchome.htm and download an application.
 
 
Maskell's Mill Wildlife Management Area
VOLUNTEER
The Wildlife Conservaton Corps lends a helping hand to the NJ Dept. of Fish and Wildlife. To get more information, e-mail WCC_DEP@dep.state.nj.us.
 
 
Medford Canoe Trail
SUPPORT
The Medford Canoe Trail Committee (MCTC) was organized to open the creek to recreation again. The goal of this committee is to make usable a two and one half mile stretch of the Rancocas starting in Medford Park near the public library and ending at Kirby’s Mill.  To learn more about how you can support their efforts, contact the Medford Recreation Department at (609) 654-2512 or visit http://www.medfordcanoetrail.org/.
 
 
Memorial Lake
VOLUNTEER
The New Jersey Audubon Society and Birding and Wildlife Trails Committee are always looking for experienced naturalists and outdoor enthusiasts who are willing to visit nominated sites and gather information. If you are interested in becoming a site assessor, please visit their website at http://www.njwildlifetrails.org/.
 
 
Mercer County Equestrian Center
VOLUNTEER
There is no formal volunteer program, but they do take volunteers. If you want to help out, call the director and ask for an appointment to meet.
 
 
Mill Pond Road
VOLUNTEER
Mill Pond Road is maintained by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.  For more information on how you can contribute to their efforts, check out their website at http://www.state.nj.us/dep/.
 
 
Millville (Edward G. Bevans) Wildlife Management Area
SUPPORT
You can support the protection of the WMA by reporting any environmental abuses, pollution or incidents.  Call 1-877-WARN-DEP.
 
 
Mood's Farm Market
SUPPORT
Family farms are an essential part of South Jersey's economy and culture.  So support your local farmer  by buying locally-grown produce.
 
 
Mullica River
VOLUNTEER
Rivers need a little help to stay clean and pristine.  You can help preserve the Mullica River by serving as a New Jersey VIP (Volunteers in Parks).  Go to http://www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/parks/volunteers.html for more information.  You can also volunteer with the Pinelands Preservation Alliance (www.pinelandsalliance.org) and the Mullica Watershed Forum (609) 861-0600.
 
 
Music by the Bay
SUPPORT
Proceeds benefit The Natural Resource Education Foundation of New Jersey
 
 
National Trails Day Celebration
VOLUNTEER
The American Hiking Society is always looking for volunteers and National Trails Day is the perfect day to start. Contact the Outdoor Club of South Jersey or the American Hiking Society at 1-800-972-8606 to find out more.
 
 
New Jersey Audubon Society Rancocas Nature Center
VOLUNTEER
From helping out in the shop to leading nature workshops to helping maintain the trails, there are numerous volunteer opportunities at Rancocas Nature Center.  Call for more details and opportunities.
 
 
New Jersey Coastal Heritage Trail Route
VOLUNTEER
Step up and lend a hand. The National Park Service has numerous volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups.  There are internship programs, too. Check out their website  www.nps.gov/gettinginvolved for more details.
 
 
New Jersey Conservation Foundation
SUPPORT
New Jersey Conservation Foundation offers a variety of ways to support their preservation work.  Memberships levels start at $35 and go up to $5,000 or more.  They also offer gift certificates, planned giving programs, memorial donations, corporate sponsorship and other plans.  For further details, log onto www.njconservation.org/html/give.htm to learn about their numerous tax-deductible giving plans.
 
 
Night of Terror
VOLUNTEER
To volunteer, contact Creamy Acres at (856) 223-1669
 
 
Oswego Lake
VOLUNTEER
Check with the New Jersey State Parks to learn how you can become a volunteer.
 
 
Outdoor Club of South Jersey
VOLUNTEER
Everything about Outdoor Club of South Jersey depends on volunteers -- committee chairs, club officers, and everything else it takes to keep the group going. They also participate in clean-up activities and volunteer to represent the club at various festivals throughout the region to promote not only their own outdoor activities but also conservation and protection of natural resources.  Log onto the website and download a memberhsip application.
 
 
Paint Island Canoe and Kayak
VOLUNTEER
Osiris to provide
 
 
Palmyra Cove Nature Park
VOLUNTEER
If you are interested in being a trail guide, leading children's education programs, being a greeter or performing countless other tasks, there is always a need for volunteers. Call or fill out the on-line volunteer application.
 
 
Parvin State Park
VOLUNTEER
Have a lot of time?  Be a volunteer. Only have a little time?  You can still be a volunteer.   The Parvin State Appreciation Committee has two levels of volunteer programs with to accommodate your schedule.  Go to www.friendsofparvin.org/Welcome.html for details.
 
 
Paulsdale - Alice Paul Institute
VOLUNTEER
The Alice Paul Institute loves volunteers -- they provide flexible schedules, invite you to special events, and offer lots of opportunities for anyone over the age of 18 -- male or female -- to pitch in and help.  API also has internships available.  For information, log onto: www.alicepaul.org/volunteer.htm.
 
 
Paws Farm Nature Center
VOLUNTEER
Volunteers are needed for everything from greeting visitors to working in the office to helping out with programs.  Call 856-778-8795 or log onto www.pawsfarm.com/how_you_can_help.htm for more info.
 
 
Penn State Forest
VOLUNTEER
Even undeveloped Forests need friends.  Whether you go solo or have a whole group of friends you can join the NJ Forest Service's Volunteers in Forestry Program and help keep the Forest in fine shape.
 
 
Pinelands Adventures
VOLUNTEER
If you like helping out at events, they have volunteer opportunities for you. If you have technical and specialist skills, they could use those, too. In fact, the Pinelands Preservation Alliance offers dozens of volunteer opportunities so if you have office skills, know your way around a press release, can stuff an envelope, know how to share your knowledge with others . . . check out the website. They can use the help.
 
 
 
Pinelands Discovery Festival
VOLUNTEER
Call the PInelands Preservation Alliance to find out about the many volunteer opportunities for the Discovery Festival.  The Festival will also feature exhibit booths by other organizations that are in need of volunteers, too.
 
 
Pinelands Institue for Natural and Environmental Studies
VOLUNTEER
Internships are available.  Or you can volunteer to work with them on various special events and festivals. To learn more call 609-893-1765.
 
 
Pinelands Month
VOLUNTEER
If you would like to get involved with Pinelands preservation while learning, having fun and meeting interesting people, they have many opportunities for you. Join the crew and represent PPA at festivals, lead walks, give talks, take action or help with mail campaigns. They have lots of activities and offer training programs for their volunteers. Call (609) 859-8860 to learn more.
 
 
 
Pinelands Preservation Alliance
VOLUNTEER
If you would like to get involved with Pinelands preservation while learning, having fun and meeting interesting people, they have many opportunities for you. Join the crew and represent PPA at festivals, lead walks, give talks, take action or help with mail campaigns.  They have lots of activities and offer training programs for their volunteers.  For more information, call (609) 859-8860, ext. 15 or email ppa@pinelandsalliance.org.
 
 
Pinelands Visitor Center
VOLUNTEER
The Pinelands Visitors Center has several opportunities for neighbors, friends and families to get involved. A few examples of fields to volunteer in include the following: Pinelands Watch, Skills Bank, Speakers Bureau, Fairs and Festivals, Pineland Month and Pineland Celebration, Help us in the office, Outreach Mailings, Outdoor Education and Recreation, and many more.
 
 
Plagido's Winery
VOLUNTEER
N/A
 
 
Princeton Battlefield State Park
VOLUNTEER
The Princeton Battlefield Society offers numerous volunteer opportunities, whether it is to staff a booth during a special event, conduct in-school children's education programs or organizing fund-raising activities.  To find out how to get involved, call 609-921-0074.
 
 
Princeton Free Wheelers' Annual Bicycling Event
SUPPORT
Feel free to purchase jerseys, caps and water bottles from the online store to support the Princeton Freewheelers Annual Bicycling Event!
 
 
Princeton Freewheelers
VOLUNTEER
After you volunteer to lead 10 road trips, you earn a coveted Princeton Freewheelers jersey.  And if you are just a little timid about taking on the leader role, they offer a mentor program to help you learn the ropes.
 
 
Rancocas State Park
VOLUNTEER
There are all kinds of volunteer opportunities -- special events, office support, trails, docents, trip leaders and more.  To become part of the activities, contact the office.
 
 
Red Bank Battlefield Park
VOLUNTEER
Of course they need volunteers.  Interpreters and guides meet on the third Wednesday of each month and the herb gardeners meet on the first Thursday. There are also opportunities to help out with special events and field trips. Don't worry, they'll give you the training you need.  For more info, contact the Whitall House at (856) 853-5120 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
 
 
Riverside Homestead Farm at Taylor's Lane
VOLUNTEER
N/A
 
 
Russo's Fruit and Vegetable Market
SUPPORT
Purchasing locally grown produce is not only fresher, it’s also a great way to help support New Jersey’s tradition of family-owned farms and businesses.

 
 
Russo's Orchard Lane Farm
SUPPORT
Purchasing locally grown produce is not only fresher, it’s also a great way to help support New Jersey’s tradition of family-owned farms and businesses. 

 
 
Salem River Wildlife Management Area
VOLUNTEER
To find out how you can volunteer to help preserve Salem Wildlife Management Area, call (856) 629-0552.
 
 
Scotland Run Park
VOLUNTEER
If you live in Clayton, Glassboro, Newfield, or, Monroe, Washington, Eik and Franklin Townships, then you are a part of the South Jersey Water and Land Trust and your actions make an impact on the health of our nearby lakes and streams... Scotland Run, Still Run, Little Ease Run, Reed Branch and Indian Branch, as well as Garrison Lake, Silver Lake, lona Lake, Franklinville Lake, Wilson Lake, Malaga Lake and Willow Grove Lake are all located in this water system.

The goal of the South Jersey Water and Land Trust is to increase public awareness and stewardship of our local waterways, by offering social and educational programs throughout the year. Some of the activities will include a "Water Festival" at Scotland Run Park, water quality monitoring training and team formation, a series of lake/stream walks, a storm drain stencilling campaign, and lots of other fun and educational programs.

If you would like to be a part of the action, join the South Jersey Water and Land Trust and "Make a Splash"! Future meetings for the Advisory Group are tenatively scheduled for the fourth Wednesday of the month. at 7pm at the Scotland Run Park Nature Center. 
 
 
Seabrook Educational and Cultural Center
VOLUNTEER
Know something about computers?  Have an interest in photography?  The museum is assembling their archives and needs help.  They also could use your help with giving tours, managing the office and about a hundred other things. If you have some free time, give them a call at (856) 451-8393. 
 
 
Sharrott Winery
SUPPORT
Throughout New Jersey you can find wine events featuring wines from local vineyards.  Check out the New Jersey Wine Growers Association to find their event schedule.
 
 
Smithville Mansion Complex
VOLUNTEER
The Friends of Smithville is the non-profit group that works together to preserve and restore the mansion.  To become a Friends volunteer, call (609) 261-3780.
 
 
South Jersey Bass Club Association
VOLUNTEER
Reps from the member bass clubs help shape the activities and policies of SJBCA so the best way to get involved is through your group. And if your group doesn't belong to SJBCA, contact sjbca99@comcast.net, sjbca05@comcast.net or call 856-358-6073.  
 
 
South Jersey Pumpkin Show
VOLUNTEER
To pull off a festival like these, hundreds of volunteers are needed.  Be part of the fun -- there are dozens and dozens of jobs that will put you right in the middle of all the hubbub.  Call (856) 765-0118 to lend a hand.
 
 
South Jersey Wheelman Cycling Club
VOLUNTEER
The club's weekly rides, special events and other activities are all organized by volunteer members.  Check out their website to find out more information about member activities.
 
 
Springdale Farms Farm and Market
VOLUNTEER
N/A
 
 
Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association
VOLUNTEER
There are lots of ways you can help -- in the office, caring for the critters in the Nature Center, helping to maintain the Nature Reserve,  helping out around the watershed.  Give the volunteer coordinator a buzz at 609-737-3735, send email to volunteermgr@thewatershed.org or go to the website and fill out an on-line volunteer application.
 
 
Sunset Beach
VOLUNTEER
Kids can volunteer to help lower the flag and learn how to fold it during the flag-lowering ceremonies that take place each evening between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Parents sometimes "volunteer" their children a year in advance. 
 
 
Supawna Meadows National Park
SUPPORT
The Friends of Supawna Meadows NWR are always looking for new members. If you are interested, please contact the refuge at (609) 463-0994.

 
 
Supawna Meadows National Wildlife Refuge
VOLUNTEER
The Friends of Supawna Meadows NWR are always looking for new members. If you are interested please contact the refuge at (609) 463-0994.
 
 
Symphony in C
SUPPORT
If you would like to support the Symphony in C please click the link below:

http://www.symphonyinc.org/support-the-symphony/making-your-gift
 
 
Terhune Orchards
SUPPORT
Family farms are an important part of New Jersey's heritage.  You can help keep that tradition going and  support local farmers by purchasing the produce they grow. It is fresher, tastes better and preserves an important piece of New Jersey history.
 
 
The Cranberry Festival of Chatsworth
VOLUNTEER
There are lots of volunteer opportunities.  To become part of the festivities, call 609-726-9237 or attend one of the monthly  volunteer committee meetings, held at 7 p.m. on the second Tuesday of every month at the Woodland Township Municipal Building.
 
 
The Lighthouse Center for Natural Resource Education
VOLUNTEER
Become a volunter -- or better yet, a member -- and you can join in NREF's many activities and programs.  You can download a volunteer form and membership on their website.
 
 
The Wetlands Institute
VOLUNTEER
Hey, the staff can use a little help with their programs, activities, research and other operations. If you can help out, log onto  www.wetlandsinstitute.org/support.html for more info.
 
 
Tour de Pines
VOLUNTEER
Volunteers are needed to support the Tour de Pines. Please call 609 859-8860.
 
 
Tuckerton Seaport Museum
VOLUNTEER
All hands on deck. It takes a lot of help to keep the Tuckerton Seaport shipshape.  As a volunteer, you can help build boats, lead tours, pitch in with special events, keep the office running smoothly and dozens of other duties that keep the place afloat. And with the Junior Volunteer program for middle school students, volunteering can be a family affair.  For more info, call  609-296-8868 or go to the website and download a volunteer application.

 
 
Union Lake Wildlife Management
VOLUNTEER
The Wildlife Conservation Corp is the volunteer group that helps preserve the wildlife management areas.  To learn more about how you can help out, go to: http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/wcchome.htm
 
 
Wading Pines Camping Resort
VOLUNTEER
There are no volunteer positions but they do hire "Workampers" where you work and live at the campground.  If that sounds like your kind of life, send your resume to: workampers@aol.com.
 
 
Washington Crossing State Park
VOLUNTEER
There are many volunteer opportunities at the Nature Center and in the historic facilities and you can sign up either on as-needed basis or on a regular schedule. Call the Park and ask for the volunteer coordinator at 609-737-0623.
 
 
Wharton State Forest
VOLUNTEER
New Jersey's VIP (Volunteers in Parks) program provides numerous volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups. An on-line volunteer application form is available at:

www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/parks/volunteers.html .
 
 
Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center
VOLUNTEER
Become a docent, show people around the glass studios, help out with clerical details, work with kids or lend a hand with fund-raising events.  Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center relies on its volunteers and there are lots of ways for you to help.  To learn how to be part of the action, call (856) 825-6800 ext. 104 or download a volunteer application at www.wheatonarts.org/topnav/volunteers/VolsApp2007.pdf.
 
 
Whitesbog Blueberry Festival
VOLUNTEER
Volunteers are the heart and soul of the festival.  Dozens of volunteer opportunities are available from helping direct traffic to staffing booths, giving tours and more.  Contact Whitesbog for details.
 
 
Whitesbog Historic Village
VOLUNTEER
Volunteer opportunities are available for various events including the annual Blueberry Festival, as well as on-going Whitesbog projects and activities.  Contact Whitesbog Preservation Trust for details.
 
 
Woodbury Farmers' Market
VOLUNTEER
Want to get involved?  Join the Woodbury Farmers Market Committee.  Meetings are held at 7 p.m. on the second Tuesday of the month in the train station at Cooper Street and Railroad Avenue.
 
 
Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge
VOLUNTEER
Woodford Cedar Run is looking for volunteers to help with wildlife care, education programs, adminitrative duties, mailings, carpentry and more!  Please call or visit our website for more details. 
 
 
Woodstown Fall Festival
VOLUNTEER
To be part of the fun, log onto the website www.woodstownfallfestival.org and cliick onto the "contact" menu.