2-1-1 Community Resource Information Hotline - A program that provides one-stop access to information about local health and human services and other community resources.

4-H - A youth education program which provides children and young adults ages 5-18 the opportunity to learn life skills they need to be productive and self-reliant members of society, good citizens and leaders of tomorrow.

Adopt-A-River Program - A program that facilitates the monitoring, clean up, and enhancement of stream/river segments of Seminole County and is open to individuals and organizations interested in helping the environment.

Adopt-A-Road Program - A litter reduction campaign designed to remove litter and debris from Seminole County roads and improve the quality of the environment.

Advisory Boards & Committees - The Seminole County Board of County Commissioners recognizes the importance of volunteerism in effective and progressive County government.

Animal Services - There are many ways that people can help the animals even if they don't have animal handling experience.

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) - A citizen training program that focuses on preparing citizens how to deal with hurricane, tornadoes, and other major emergencies along with everyday emergency situations.

Elections Poll Worker - Over 800 of your friends, neighbors, and co-workers volunteer each election year to perform this valuable public service. Why not join them?

Florida Lakewatch Program - Florida LAKEWATCH is currently the only research program gathering monthly data to study such a large number and a wide variety of Florida's lakes.  

Guardian Ad Litem of Seminole County - G.A.L. recruits, trains, supports and supervises volunteers to advocate for the best interest of children who are alleged to be abused, neglected or abandoned and who are involved in court proceedings.

Master Gardener - A program designed to train volunteers in basic horticulture principles so that more residents can be helped with their problems with plants in the landscape, garden, or home.

Natural Lands Partners in Preservation - A coalition of citizens, students, homeowner groups, civic and business groups who share a common interest in the future of Seminole County’s Natural Lands. Partners play a vital role in making the preservation of natural lands a success by volunteering their time to support a wide variety of activities.

P.A.Y. Teen Court Volunteer or Hearing Officer Volunteer - A juvenile who accepts responsibility for the charge (guilty or no contest) in a first time misdemeanor case may be referred to Teen Court and become the defendant in a prosecutor, defense attorney, judge and jury setting.

School Board Community Involvement Program - Find out how you can help students and teachers within the Seminole School System.

Sheriff's Office Community Volunteer Program - Volunteer your time in an assistance/support role in various departments within the Sheriff's Office. With a few exceptions, no specialized training is required.

Trails - Assist in development of the county's trails system.

Watershed Action Volunteer (WAV) Program - An effort by Seminole County and the St. Johns River Water Management District to enlist volunteers to help monitor all waterbodies in Seminole County.

Other Organizations

Central Florida Zoo - Offers a variety of volunteer opportunities to match just about anyone’s interests including becoming a Docent, joining the Zoo Crew or participating in Teen Team.

Seminole Heart - A coalition of religious, non-profit, government organizations, and individuals that tries to help fill the unmet needs of individuals and their families during the time of declared disasters.

SPCA of Central Florida  (Humane Society) - Help your local Humane Society save animals by donating your time in a variety of ways.