The Housekeeper plays a central role in maintaining a clean, organized, and welcoming retreat environment. This role requires a service-oriented mindset and an understanding of how housekeeping supports the overall retreat experience.

Join the bi-monthly Saturday work parties to eradicate non-native French Broom and maintain the park. Volunteers also remove barbed wire from the park's past as a cattle ranch.

Staff the Visitor Center to greet visitors, offer tours, and assist with educational exhibits and events. Volunteers set their own hours, with a minimum of 4 hours a month.

Monitor nest boxes to provide nesting habitat for local cavity-nesting birds and gather data on their breeding biology. Volunteers follow protocols from Columbia University.

Capture interesting photos of places, plants, and animals around the park for social media. This role requires 1-4 hours per month, any day of the week.

Lead educational hikes on various topics such as astronomy, mushroom, flora, fauna, geology, history, and photography. Commitment varies from 2 hours a year to 2 hours a month.

Lead docent-led programs to educate visitors about the ecological value and cultural history of Quail Hollow Ranch. Programs include herp walks, star gazing, house tours, and history hikes.

Assist the Quail Hollow Trail Crew in developing and maintaining hiking trails and removing invasive thistle plants. Volunteers meet weekly on Tuesdays at 9AM.

Work on garden projects around the Visitor Center, including weeding, planting, and suggesting improvements. This task requires 2-4 hours per month, any day of the week.

Join us in our Farmworker Reality Tours where you will engage with farmworkers, listen to their stories, and help bridge the gap between communities. Volunteers will assist in organizing tours and facilitating discussions to raise awareness about the challenges faced by farmworker families.

Join the team behind the scenes by helping with set construction, costume construction, and general production assistance. No prior theatre experience is required, making it a perfect opportunity for high school and college students to gain valuable skills.

Volunteers are needed to assist on performance nights at Sanborn Park, including ushering, concessions, and audience services. This is a great opportunity to help others enjoy the show while being part of the theatre experience.

This volunteer internship at the Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA in Saratoga, CA, offers a unique opportunity to learn wildlife care and husbandry skills. Interns participate in educational discussion groups and must be available for 12-week semesters.

Join regular events targeting specific areas such as rivers, parks, and urban zones for organized cleanup efforts. Volunteers will collaborate with community members to enhance local environments.

Participate in ongoing events to clean designated sections of the beach, promoting regular environmental stewardship. Volunteers will help remove litter and debris to maintain the beauty and health of coastal areas.

Assist residents and businesses in need of help following natural disasters. Volunteers will provide support in various capacities, including cleanup and basic aid.

Join us every Thursday from 9am to 12pm to assist with various farm tasks such as weeding, harvesting, and irrigation. Volunteers should be prepared for physical labor and outdoor work in varying weather conditions.

Participate in our 'Weed ‘Em Out' volunteer days on the third Saturday of each month from 2pm to 5pm. This collaborative event focuses on removing invasive plant species and restoring the natural ecosystem at Cascade Ranch.

Create engaging animations to raise awareness about the plight of primates and the work of JACK Primate Sanctuary. Volunteers should be passionate about wildlife conservation and have a few hours a week to dedicate.

Assist in organizing and executing fundraising campaigns to support the sanctuary's mission. Volunteers should be creative and have a knack for engaging with potential donors.