Opportunities From: Volunteer Arlington

Volunteer: Join Potomac Conservancy Community Hub Program!

Potomac Conservancy is dedicated to protecting the lands and waters of the Potomac River and connecting communities to this vital resource. Our Community Conservation program fosters local stewardship, inspiring community-led efforts to improve the environment. We’re transitioning from a centralized, staff-led Volunteer Leadership Team to a community-driven model, where local hub partners will provide supplies to support cleanup initiatives. By leading a cleanup, you’ll play an active role in restoring a swimmable, fishable Potomac River, representing both Potomac Conservancy and your community. Ready to join us? Complete the form below to get started.

Nonprofit: Potomac Conservancy

Potomac Conservancy is dedicated to protecting the lands and waters of the Potomac River and connecting communities to this vital resource. Our Community Conservation program fosters local stewardship, inspiring community-led efforts to improve the environment. We’re transitioning from a centralized, staff-led Volunteer Leadership Team to a community-driven model, where local hub partners will provide supplies to support cleanup initiatives. By leading a cleanup, you’ll play an active role in restoring a swimmable, fishable Potomac River, representing both Potomac Conservancy and your community. Ready to join us? Complete the form below to get started.

Nonprofit: Potomac Conservancy

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 20910

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Join us and make a difference for the Potomac River and the natural places we love!

Find the next cleanup near you so you can help the Potomac River’s water quality. Have questions? Check out our FAQs.

Nonprofit: Potomac Conservancy

Find the next cleanup near you so you can help the Potomac River’s water quality. Have questions? Check out our FAQs.

Nonprofit: Potomac Conservancy

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 20910

Allow Groups: No