Help with cleaning up after the jam by putting things away and sweeping floors. Start at 11 PM to ensure the space is tidy and ready for the next event.

Assist with setting up the jam by coordinating the front desk and string lights. Arrive at 6:35 PM to help prepare the space for the evening's activities.

Join us at Dandelion Kitchen to assist in preparing nutritious meals from recovered and donated ingredients. Volunteers work on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 9 am - 1 pm, helping to deliver home-cooked meals to those in need.

Volunteers play a crucial role in organizing, planning, and implementing urban stream restoration projects. Responsibilities include hands-on activities such as planting, cleaning, and maintaining urban waterways to enhance the environment.

Join the Bay Area Climbers Coalition to help protect and preserve local climbing spaces. Volunteers participate in activities such as cleaning, maintaining trails, and ensuring the sustainability of climbing areas.

Volunteer mentors help adults over 40 gain confidence and comfort with technology by answering questions and providing guidance on using devices, apps, and technology skills. Mentors are paired one-on-one with mentees for personalized coaching sessions.

Join the longest running community theater in Berkeley to help out behind the scenes. Volunteers will see the show for free, meet new people, and learn how to make magic happen onstage. No experience needed, training provided.

The Stage Manager is responsible for the distribution of the rehearsal schedule, contact list, and coordination of the lighting and sound for every show. They work closely with the director to help actors learn their lines and manage the opening and closing of the theater nightly. Previous experience is preferred.

Lobby Assistants greet patrons, take tickets, hand out programs, and set out concessions for shows. Being friendly is helpful as they are the first impression for the audience.

Lighting Technicians are crucial in theater, ensuring visibility and setting the mood by managing lights and spotlights. Volunteers will learn to control lighting effects to enhance the theatrical experience.

Set Builders help create new 'worlds' on stage. No experience is necessary, and volunteers will learn about carpentry and power tools while having fun creating the set for the next production.

Volunteer Consultants work 3-4 hours per week with their teams and independently. All consultants receive training prior to the start of their consulting engagement.

Lead a team of approximately 3-5 consultants, working 4-5 hours per week. All leaders receive training prior to the start of the consulting engagement. Leadership experience is encouraged.

Join our sorting parties throughout the year to help sort, organize, and deliver essential items to local organizations. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring that children receive the items they need to feel safe and comfortable at bedtime.

Join PIDO for routine park cleanups and work parties at Point Isabel Regional Shoreline. Volunteers help with tasks such as litter collection, weed pulling, and mulching to maintain the park's cleanliness and safety for off-leash dog walking.

Participate in PIDO's Earth Day work day to help improve the park's appearance by adding dirt around young trees and filling in holes. Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own shovels and work gloves.

Assist with maintaining the west-facing hillside accessed via the Lawrence Hall of Sciences. Volunteers engage in planting and landscape maintenance.

Assist in organizing and promoting martial arts and self-defense programs aimed at empowering women and girls to improve their safety from sexual and physical abuse. Volunteers will help coordinate classes and support participants during training sessions.

Volunteer to teach and support seniors in navigating technology safely, helping to protect them from scams and misinformation. Volunteers will provide guidance and create a supportive learning environment for older adults.

Support the League of Champions program by mentoring young people to meet academic and extracurricular standards, focusing on character development and charitable volunteering. Volunteers will guide youth in achieving excellence and positive behavior.

Support the orchestra's fundraising efforts by helping organize events and campaigns to raise funds for the organization. Volunteers will work closely with the fundraising team.

Support the orchestra by writing grant proposals to secure funding. Volunteers will research potential grants and assist in drafting applications.

Help design and layout concert programs. Volunteers will collaborate with the team to ensure programs are informative and engaging for attendees.

Assist in designing promotional materials for concerts and events. Volunteers will work with the marketing team to create visually appealing graphics.

Assist with ushering at concerts, ensuring attendees are seated and comfortable. Volunteers help maintain a welcoming atmosphere during performances.

Assist in organizing and maintaining the music library. Volunteers will ensure that music sheets and scores are properly cataloged and accessible.

Teach beginner and intermediate dance lessons, including country-western two-step and waltz, to attendees. Volunteers should have experience in dance and a passion for teaching others.

Assist with setting up and cleaning up for the monthly dance events. Volunteers help ensure the event runs smoothly and efficiently, and in return, they gain free entry to the event.

Serve as the DJ and announcer for the dance events, playing music and making announcements throughout the evening. Volunteers should have a good sense of rhythm and an engaging personality.

Help with event planning, serving, and cleanup at fundraiser events. Volunteers play a crucial role in the success of these events.

Assist with ushering and ticketing during concerts. Volunteers are admitted free to concerts and help ensure a smooth experience for attendees.

Assist in the pre-organization and management of event logistics for large clean-up events. This role requires attention to detail and the ability to coordinate various aspects of event planning.

Sort and weigh garbage collected during clean-up events. This role requires attention to detail and problem-solving skills to effectively categorize and measure waste.

Lead teams on land during clean-up events, exploring different areas and ensuring effective garbage collection. Volunteers should be comfortable guiding groups and managing logistics on the ground.

Assist with event check-in and provide a social presence at clean-up events. This role is ideal for those who enjoy interacting with people and can manage multiple tasks simultaneously.

Guide teams on the water during clean-up events. Volunteers should have experience with water activities and be comfortable leading groups in a kayak or on a paddleboard.

Assist in moving heavy bags of garbage during clean-up events. This role requires physical strength and the ability to work in a team environment.

Volunteers will help maintain the Native Plant & Pollinator Garden, supporting over 150 species of native plants and wildlife. Tasks include gardening, educational outreach, and hosting volunteer work days.

Assist in the Pinch of Thyme Pottery Collective, providing workshops and creative outlets for ceramic arts. Volunteers will help organize workshops and support participants in creating pottery pieces.

Volunteers will assist in teaching animal husbandry and care to local residents and participate in animal therapy sessions. Volunteers will also help with monthly Animal Care Days, engaging with goats, chickens, and ducks.

Volunteers will assist in the Farmcycles Bike Shop & Bike Clinic, helping to fix bikes and teach bike repair to local residents. The clinic is open monthly and provides a fully tooled bike shop for community use.

Assist in the operation of the Compost Hub, providing free compost and wood chips to the community. Volunteers will help manage compost distribution and engage with community members to exchange gardening knowledge.

Assist in maintaining the Community Garden Program, which includes over 50 varieties of edible plants. Volunteers will help with planting, harvesting, and organizing community events related to the garden.

Volunteers are needed for a variety of tasks, including homework tutoring, administrative work, translations, social media, and donor support. Volunteers will help support the social-emotional, cultural, and academic needs of children in grades K-12.

Work with animals to improve their behavior and socialization skills. Help prepare animals for adoption by teaching basic commands and good manners.

Assist in developing and implementing nutrition plans for animals at the sanctuary. Ensure all animals receive a balanced diet tailored to their specific needs.

Provide exercise and companionship to animals by taking them on regular walks. Ensure the safety and well-being of the animals during outings.

Create visual content to support the sanctuary's marketing and outreach efforts. Design materials for social media, print, and events.

Assist in grooming animals to maintain their health and appearance. Tasks include bathing, brushing, and trimming nails.

Manage and create content for the sanctuary's digital platforms. Ensure consistent messaging and engagement with the community.

Assist in maintaining the 1/2 acre garden by rebuilding the compost pile, working on hugelkultur garden beds, and maintaining pathways. Volunteers will help with planting, watering, and weeding, contributing to the upkeep of this historic garden space.

Learn and assist in the restoration of wooden windows at the Cohen Bray House. Volunteers will work with the caretaker in scraping, sanding, painting, and adding UV filters to windows, gaining hands-on experience in restoration techniques.

Train to become a docent and lead historical tours of the Cohen Bray House, sharing the history of the Cohen and Bray families and the architectural significance of the house. Volunteers will engage with the public and educate visitors about Victorian history and architecture.

Help preserve the historical artifacts of the Cohen Bray House by cataloging items, handling artifacts safely, and using the Catalogit app. Volunteers will gain experience in historical preservation and artifact management.

As a Youth Leadership Council Member, you will meet with our team once a month to share our program with peers, build strong relationships, and develop valuable life skills. This role provides an opportunity to make a real impact in your community and enhance your college resume.

Help out with the keelboat program as a skipper or competent crew member. Volunteers are also needed for maintaining the boats. Sailing experience is preferred for this role.

Assist sailors to get safely in and out of their sailboats, follow and safeguard sailors in their sailboats with BAADS chase boats, teach basic sailing skills, organize races, and help assemble and disassemble sailboats. No prior experience required, just a positive attitude and willingness to help.

Assist with the continuous maintenance of the fleet, which is mostly done during the weekdays. Volunteers help ensure the boats are in good condition for weekend use.

Join a delivery driver or follow in your own vehicle to experience a meal delivery route. This role allows you to learn about contactless meal delivery, meet clients, and understand the impact of your contribution.

Volunteer as a Meal Delivery Driver to deliver meals to seniors in the community. Set your own schedule with a minimum commitment of 2 hours per week, receive training, and enjoy the flexibility of substituting on an on-call basis.

Assist in providing legal support to immigrants and refugees navigating the complex immigration system. Volunteers will work closely with legal staff to ensure clients receive the necessary assistance and representation.

Develop an annual program and administer its execution throughout the year. This role involves planning and organizing events and activities for the Society.

Respond to requests and provide assistance to other organizations requesting presentations on African ancestry family history research techniques. This role involves educational outreach and public speaking.

Solicit, record, and maintain the membership records of the Society. Collect and record membership fees for all categories of members.

Ensure that the Society and its activities receive suitable publicity. This role involves promoting events and activities through various media channels.

Maintain the Society’s website, manage social media accounts, and establish procedures for their use. This role requires technical skills to ensure smooth online operations.

Publish a periodic journal chronicling the activities of the Society and its members. This role involves writing, editing, and publishing content.

Volunteers are needed for the 91st Annual Meeting in San Francisco, CA. Responsibilities include assisting with registration, providing customer service at the SAA booth, and supporting session attendants. Volunteers must commit to two 4-hour shifts and will receive complimentary meeting registration.

Participate in a volunteer day dedicated to assisting senior citizens at San Pedro Church. Volunteers will engage with seniors, provide companionship, and assist with various activities planned for the day.

Facilitate a support group for women, providing a safe space for sharing experiences and fostering community among immigrant women.

Provide general office support to assist with the daily operations of Oakland Catholic Worker, ensuring smooth and efficient functioning.

Work with children by tutoring, leading art activities, and organizing field trips to support their development and integration.

Assist immigrant families by teaching and tutoring basic literacy skills, empowering them to achieve self-sufficiency and thrive in their new environment.

Develop and manage social media content to support the mission of Oakland Catholic Worker, enhancing their outreach and engagement with the community.

Teach job training skills to help immigrants find new employment opportunities, contributing to their self-sufficiency and integration.

Support unhoused immigrant families by teaching and tutoring English as a second language. Help them build a strong bridge to self-sufficiency through language skills.

Assist with bookkeeping tasks to support the financial management of Oakland Catholic Worker, ensuring accurate and efficient record-keeping.

Provide support and development for the organization's website, enhancing its functionality and user experience.

Facilitate a support group for men, providing a platform for sharing experiences and building community among immigrant men.

Assist in planning and organizing community and educational events, including Shakespeare reading groups and workshops. Volunteers will help coordinate logistics and engage with participants.

Volunteers are needed to assist as ushers and event assistants during live performances and community events. Responsibilities include guiding guests, providing information, and ensuring a smooth event experience.

Volunteers will foster connections between local businesses and the community, support small business owners, and encourage community involvement.

Volunteers will collect and share stories, photos, and artifacts celebrating Russian Hill’s rich past, and help organize events and activities to bring the neighborhood’s history to life.

Volunteers will build community by welcoming new members, keeping longtime neighbors connected, and coordinating communications to support membership growth and retention.

Volunteers will care for and celebrate Russian Hill's parks, advocate for proper maintenance, and host events that promote stewardship and connection in green spaces.

Volunteers will plan engaging events that bring neighbors together and support gatherings and good causes in collaboration with other committees.

Volunteers will connect with the Police and Fire Departments, encourage emergency preparedness, and help create a comprehensive disaster plan for the community.

Volunteers will tackle transportation issues like traffic and public transit, host meetings with public officials, and advocate for RHN’s transportation priorities.

Volunteers will help shape and share RHN’s message, manage the website and newsletters, and support other committees in promoting RHN to new members and the broader city.

The volunteer will assist in overseeing development and land use issues on Russian Hill, advising RHN’s Board on policies and actions, and working with the city and local groups to support neighborhood-benefiting projects.

Volunteers will work to keep Russian Hill beautiful and welcoming by teaming up with city agencies and neighbors to improve the look and feel of streets and shared spaces.

Volunteers will support services and events that improve family life in Russian Hill, spread the word about local resources for parents and kids, and organize family events.

Assist in developing and implementing strategies to support the homeless community. Volunteers will engage with the community to provide resources and support, working closely with the ILA team to make a positive impact.

Assist foster families by providing short-term care for dogs or lending your skills to support the organization's mission. Volunteers play a crucial role in helping dogs transition from shelters to foster homes.

This role involves advocating for fair treatment in schools by supporting students and families facing discrimination. Volunteers will work with schools and communities to raise awareness on Title VI issues.

Assist in various capacities such as distributing flyers and helping at events. Volunteers with special skills or those who want to work in teams are encouraged to join.

High school students can specialize in specific skill sets by completing short-term projects for the internal organization. This is an opportunity to gain experience and contribute to meaningful projects.

Volunteers will engage in activities aimed at empowering youth by providing them with knowledge about their rights under Title VI. This role involves mentoring and supporting students to ensure they feel safe and welcome in educational settings.

Volunteers will assist in writing complaints to the Office for Civil Rights, ensuring that concerns about discrimination are properly documented and addressed. This role is crucial for holding schools accountable for Title VI violations.

Join Nuoc.Solutions as a volunteer to contribute your skills in technical expertise, marketing, or project management. Your time will help foster innovation and implement sustainable practices for environmental conservation in Vietnam.