Help build a youth’s potential by mentoring through sports. Mentors meet once a month for nine months with their mentee. All activities are organized and facilitated by Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Lehigh Valley. There is no cost to participate. Activities include attending sporting events (like the Phantoms or a college basketball game) or participating in sports activities (like a kickball game or the batting cages). Contact Maggie Klingseis at 610-432-8000 or mklingseis@bbbslv.org.

Colonial Foodways volunteers engage visitors with the history of Burnside Plantation through live cooking demonstrations in the summer kitchen. Volunteers will demonstrate open hearth cooking practices and recreate 18th and early 19th century recipes in period attire and answer visitor questions about early cooking and life on a colonial-era farm. Training and costumes provided by Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites. Contact Charlotte Filiciotto at 610-882-0450 or cfiliciotto@historicbethlehem.org.

Earn a Bike is an opportunity to teach life lessons through bicycle mechanics. Community Bike Works volunteers will meet 12 times 4-6 p.m. Tuesday to Thursday in both the East Allentown and Franklin Park locations. No experience necessary. Background checks required. Contact James Williams at 484-655-4870 or james@communitybikeworks.org.

In the spirit of National Trails Day join the DLNHC and Lehigh Gorge State Park to clean up Locks 28 and 29 along the D&L Trail in White Haven 9 a.m. to noon June 3. It is roughly a quarter mile round trip walk to Lock 29 and just shy of a half mile round trip walk to Lock 28. Minimum age to volunteer is 16 or 14 with adult. Contact Anna Kristjansen at 610-923-3548 or outreachcoordinator@delawareandlehigh.org.

The Moravian Historical Society in Nazareth is seeking volunteers for grounds clean up, including weeding and minor lawn care, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays before the 45th annual Arts & Crafts Festival June 3. Contact Madeline Gambino at 610-759-5070 or mgambino@moravianhistory.org.

Are you a people person with organizational and computer skills? The Museum of Indian Culture, Allentown, is looking for a part-time volunteer to recruit, organize and schedule volunteers for various museum opportunities like lawn mowing, pulling weeds, yard and building maintenance, festivals and special events. Contact Pat Rivera at 610-797-2121 or info@museumofindianculture.org.

The Salvation Army Foster Care & Adoption Program believes every child deserves a safe, loving and caring home, and as part of our advisory council, you can have a powerful impact on the lives of foster and adoptive children and families in our community. Share your professional expertise; diverse knowledge of constituent perspectives; connections to local resources, colleagues or peers; philanthropic support and other forms of needed assistance. Contact Florence Rhue at 610-821-7706 or florence_rhue@use.salvationarmy.org.

Join community volunteers for a day of engagement at Camp Fowler in Orefield 9 a.m. to noon June 7. Assist with various tasks including cleaning windows, cleaning out and organizing cabins, trash pickup and grounds cleanup, prep campers’ goody bags. Lunch and supplies provided by Valley Youth House. Contact Emily Conners at 267-428-6860 or econners@valleyyouthhouse.org.

Visit the website www.volunteerlv.org for a larger listing of volunteer opportunities or contact the Volunteer Center at 610-807-0336 or vc@volunteerlv.org for more information.