12055 Government Center Pkwy. Fairfax, Virginia 22035
Allison Rankin, Volunteer Program Coordinator
Volunteer in the Parks
Connecting Parks and Community
Use your talents, energy and time to connect. With your help, we can do more! Far more than just doing a good deed, volunteering is a way to develop skills, learn about career options, make professional contacts, socialize and have an impact on your community.
Participate in clean-ups and other volunteer-led projects to help keep parks clean, safe and attractive. The Backlick Park Volunteer team will hold the Fall Watershed Clean-up on October 26, 9 to 11 a.m.
Join Park Authority staff and volunteers to help keep litter from harming wildlife and accumulating in our parks. This workday is part of the Park Authority's Watershed Clean-up Days taking place this Fall.
Join Park Authority staff and volunteers to help keep litter from harming wildlife and accumulating in our parks. This workday is part of the Park Authority's Watershed Clean-up Days taking place this Fall.
Join Park Authority staff and volunteers to help keep litter from harming wildlife and accumulating in our parks. This workday is part of the Park Authority's Watershed Clean-up Days taking place this Fall.
Your employer may be among the 15,000 companies that match employee volunteer hours and charitable contributions with cash donations. Among local employers, Microsoft is currently providing ongoing matching contributions totaling more than $4,000.00 annually.
The Park Authority wants to ensure that their volunteers have the training necessary to perform their tasks safely and with confidence. The following trainings are designed for each volunteer based on their assigned opportunity. Your site Volunteer Manager will provide instructions on which training modules to complete.
