Help recruit volunteers for various activities, including advertising design, social media promotion, and event organization. This role is perfect for those who are organized and enjoy working in a team to support our mission.

Join our volunteer team to support children with autism at the Newbridge Social Recreational Center. We are looking for compassionate individuals, especially those with talents in performing arts, to engage with the children and help create a joyful environment.

Spend quality one-on-one time with children with autism to provide their mothers a much-needed break. This role is specifically for college students who can offer patience and companionship to our angelic children.

Join a self-organized group of volunteers who contribute over 30,000 hours of service annually to support the garden. Members participate in informative meetings, presentations, and volunteer events, requiring a minimum of 50 hours of service each year.

Organizations such as school groups and Scouts can arrange group volunteer projects at the Arboretum. Volunteers must be at least 14 years old, and scheduling can be coordinated with the Volunteer Coordinator.

Foundation Volunteers have the flexibility to volunteer without a minimum hourly commitment and do not require orientation. This role allows for a personalized schedule to accommodate individual availability.

Individuals aged 14 and older can apply to volunteer with the Summer Nature Camp program, assisting with activities and providing support to campers.

High school students aged 14 and older can volunteer to fulfill community service hours or for personal enjoyment. Opportunities are available in various areas including membership, visitor services, and special events.

Join our team of dedicated volunteers to help provide a nurturing environment for Liberian orphans. Responsibilities include assisting in educational programs, organizing community events, and supporting daily activities to foster a loving community.

Become a docent and lead tours at the Anderson House Museum. This role involves sharing knowledge about local history and engaging with visitors to enhance their experience.

Help sort through and research vintage items for the society's collections. This role is ideal for those interested in history and archival work.

Volunteers can assist with gardening, event planning, and execution. Whether you have a green thumb or organizational skills, your help will contribute to the society's activities and beautification efforts.

As an Animal Care Volunteer, you will assist with the daily care of animals, including feeding, cleaning, and socializing with them. Volunteers are crucial to helping maintain a safe and welcoming environment for both animals and visitors.

As an adult volunteer, you will play a crucial role in sharing The Huntington's art, library, and botanical collections with the public. Volunteers are asked to commit to a minimum of 4 hours of service per month for 6 months or 1 year, depending on the assignment.

Teen volunteers, aged 14 and up, are invited to contribute to The Huntington's mission through various roles. They are required to commit to a weekly 2-hour assignment for a 4-month term, with opportunities for additional terms.

As a Community Workshop Facilitator, you will lead workshops focused on healing and personal development for formerly incarcerated individuals and their families. This role involves engaging participants in discussions and activities that promote self-awareness and personal growth.

Join our grassroots emergency response team to deliver culturally competent support during crises. Volunteers will assist in providing housing stability, mental health first aid, and other essential services to underserved communities.

As a Dog Handler, you will interact with dogs during our photoshoots at the Baldwin Park Shelter, helping to take their photos and videos to improve their chances of adoption. This role is perfect for dog lovers who want to gain hands-on experience and provide much-needed attention to shelter dogs.

Adoption Coordinators assist in matching potential adopters with dogs that fit their lifestyle and home environment. This role requires experience in the shelter environment and strong people skills.

As a Pet Profile Writer, you will create engaging descriptions for the dogs' online profiles based on observations made during photoshoots. A love for dogs and proficiency in writing are essential for this role.