If searching by location doesn’t catch your eye, take a look at these causes that may inspire you to volunteer in the United States:

Environment. The United States is home to some of the most diverse landscapes and environments on the planet, and each one of them is in need of protection from the growing concern of global climate change. From marshlands in Florida to deserts in New Mexico, you’ll find your environmental niche when you volunteer abroad in the United States.

Healthcare. If you’re coming from a country where healthcare is a right that you may even take for granted, consider yourself lucky. Then, think about volunteering in the United States where many suffering people still go without healthcare on a daily basis. As such, health volunteers are in-demand and valuable to many communities.

Historic Preservation. Compared to its European brethren, the United States is a young upstart. Learn to understand and appreciate some amazing historical sites, and don’t let the age of landmarks (some less than 100 years old) fool you—they are in need of conservation as much as any other space, and your volunteers in the United States can really help the cause.