Help host and set up/take down breakfast events, assist with parade hosting, and manage the town tent during the 4th of July celebrations.

Assist with planning, setting up, and taking down events during Brighton Days. Volunteers may also help with booth coordination and outreach, as well as provide assistance with individual events on either day.

Contribute to the Brighton Institute by assisting with grant writing efforts to secure funding for various programs and events.

Host events as part of the Brighton Institute Continuing Education Programs (BICEPS) Series, including introducing speakers and managing event logistics.

Participate in the construction, rerouting, and maintenance of over 100 miles of trails in the Cottonwood Canyons. Help ensure the trails are safe and accessible for all visitors.

Assist in controlling invasive plant species to maintain healthy ecosystems in the Cottonwood Canyons. Work alongside experts to protect the natural flora.

Engage with visitors at Silver Lake, providing educational tours and information about the local ecosystem and wildlife. Help foster a deeper understanding of the natural environment.

Guide visitors through the Wasatch Wildflower Festival, sharing knowledge about the diverse plant species and their ecological significance. Enhance visitor experience with educational insights.

Support the maintenance and preservation of trails across the Tri-Canyons area. Work with a team to ensure trails are well-kept and environmentally sustainable.

Assist in organizing and participating in events that support the ski patrol community. Help connect individuals with resources that promote physical, mental, and social health.

Assist in organizing and facilitating youth programs aimed at fostering education and community among refugee and immigrant children. Volunteers will help with activities, mentoring, and providing support to children and families.

Assist with various tasks during the Sundance Film Festival, including ticketing, ushering, and audience management. Volunteers help ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for festival attendees.

The Park City Senior Center is seeking volunteers for the roles of activities bus driver and point person. The bus driver will be responsible for driving the Summit County mini bus and staying for the duration of the event, while the point person will assist passengers and support the driver. Volunteers will have their lunch and event entry covered by the senior center.

Support our special events such as the Overall Ball, Live PC Give PC, and Celebrating Home - Tree Show & Auction. Opportunities include event logistics, fundraising, marketing, and general admin.

Join our Home Repair program to help repair homes in the community. This is a great activity for groups of 6 to 12 people and includes tasks such as plumbing, drywall, and maintenance.

Assist with various tasks at the Park City Museum, including helping with exhibits, guiding visitors, and supporting educational programs. Volunteers play a crucial role in enhancing the visitor experience and preserving the museum's collections.

Assist in unloading, sorting, and organizing food donations at the CCPC Pantry. Volunteers also help with recycling, cleaning, and guest services.

Provide administrative support to the Counseling & Wellness Center, assisting with scheduling, client intake, and event preparation. Volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining the center's operations and client services.

Assist in organizing and managing events such as the Annual Wasatch Back Student Art Show and other exhibitions. Volunteers will help with setup, guest assistance, and event coordination.

Assist in the organization and execution of various arts and culture events such as the Latino Arts Festival, Art on the Trails, and the Summit Arts Market. Volunteers will help with event setup, guest assistance, and other logistical tasks.

Assist in mediating disputes between landlords and tenants to help avoid eviction or other costly legal processes. Volunteers will work under the guidance of experienced mediators.

Facilitate conversations on various topics, often partnering with other organizations. These conversations build community by helping people feel heard and understood.

Assist in maintaining the community garden by helping with planting, watering, and harvesting. Volunteers will learn about soil amendments, broadfork and watering techniques, and best crops for the local climate.

Participate in volunteer training sessions to prepare for engaging with survivors and supporting Peace House's mission. Training covers essential skills and knowledge for effective volunteering.

Assist with various events organized by Peace House, including setup, coordination, and participant engagement. Volunteers are encouraged to register in advance and can participate in multiple events.

Join in on the fun and help care for the animals at Nuzzles & Co. Volunteers assist with feeding, cleaning, and socializing animals to prepare them for adoption.

Help in our ReStore with customer service, accepting and processing donations, merchandising, and organizing the sales floor. Opportunities also include repairing and cleaning appliances, electronics, furniture, and more.

Assist with the Get Out & Play and ACTiV8 programs, helping children and youth engage in winter sports activities. Volunteers will support program coordinators in organizing activities and ensuring a safe environment for participants.

Assist in the protection and preservation of the Wasatch Mountains by participating in stewardship projects. Volunteers will engage in activities such as trail maintenance, habitat restoration, and educational outreach.

Assist with setting up and taking down tents, crates, banners, and tables at adoption and fundraising events. Volunteers play a key role in ensuring the success of these events.

Socialize with cats at the adoption center to help them become more comfortable around people. This role is vital for preparing cats for adoption.

Walk dogs on Saturdays at the adoption center to provide them with exercise and socialization. This is an excellent opportunity for dog lovers to make a difference in the lives of shelter pets.

Transport volunteers are needed to help with transporting animals to and from vet appointments or picking up animals from shelter transports. Volunteers should be comfortable driving and handling animals.

Volunteers are needed daily from 9:00-11:00 to assist with feeding, cleaning, laundry, and other tasks at the adoption center. This role is crucial for maintaining a clean and healthy environment for the animals.

Support our thrift store operations by sorting donations, organizing merchandise, and assisting customers. Volunteers help generate revenue that supports CCPC's programs and services.

Support local families struggling with food insecurity by assisting with the collection and distribution of food donations to local pantries and programs.

Assist with health and dental exams for uninsured children, helping to identify and address serious health and dental needs. Volunteers will support doctors and nurses during the clinic.

Help organize and execute the annual Thanksgiving Dinner event aimed at fostering community connectedness and combating isolation. Volunteers will assist with food preparation, serving, and event setup.

Participate in a community tree planting event at Dimple Dell to enhance the local environment. Volunteers will help with planting and maintaining trees to support ecological restoration.

Assist with the care and rehabilitation of rescued Shetland Sheepdogs. Responsibilities include feeding, grooming, and providing companionship to the dogs.

Join the community working to restore the Great Salt Lake to a healthy state by supporting policy work and grassroots organizing. Volunteers will help hold Utah’s elected officials accountable for implementing measures to dedicate water to the Great Salt Lake.

Join the SADS Foundation as a Volunteer Advocate to help raise awareness and drive change around medical research, legislation, and awareness-building for SADS conditions. Engage with the community and support families affected by heart arrhythmia conditions.

Provide a temporary home for Bengal and hybrid cats in transition. Responsibilities include feeding, caring for, and socializing the cats, as well as transporting them to veterinary appointments as needed.

Ensure military families' needs are met when faced with an emergency. Provide assistance and support to military families during critical times.

Be part of a team that helps respond to provide 24-hour immediate support and assistance to individuals and families who have been impacted by a home fire or other local disaster. Both in-person and virtual positions available.

Social engagement volunteers interact with supporters on social platforms, help tell the Red Cross story and showcase Red Cross programs and services through social posts.

You will be the critical link between blood donors and blood recipients by delivering blood, platelets, or other blood products to a hospital.

Join a lifesaving team to help support blood collections in your community. Volunteers assist in various roles to ensure the smooth operation of blood donation events.

Volunteers provide homework help and run hands-on activities at 14 afterschool sites in the Salt Lake Area, benefiting refugee and immigrant youth. This role involves mentoring and supporting students in developing life skills.

Participants in the Service Year complete 80 hours of local community service, focusing on youth service learning and leadership development. Volunteers engage in meaningful service projects that impact local communities.

Puppy Raisers care for a dog until it’s 12–18 months old, teaching house training, basic obedience, and socialization through everyday activities like shopping, public transit, and events. Puppy Sitters provide the same care with a shorter time commitment, stepping in when Raisers are unavailable.

Sign up for specific events listed on our website or get in touch to support our operations. We welcome volunteers to help set-up, run, and assist at events or share your talents: photography, graphic design, dog trainers, and more.

Join our team to help make wishes come true for children with critical illnesses. Volunteers assist in various roles, including event planning, wish granting, and administrative support.

Volunteers assist in facilitating grief support groups for children and teens, providing a supportive presence and helping with group activities. Volunteers are expected to be compassionate and patient, aiding children in expressing their feelings and healing.

Volunteers assist in various programs aimed at supporting health, education, and justice services for underserved communities. Responsibilities may include administrative tasks, community outreach, and program support.

Volunteers assist keepers in providing the highest level of animal welfare and supporting zoo programs that inspire conservation action through guest education, adventure, and life experiences. Volunteers help promote wildlife stewardship while fostering worthwhile, purposeful experiences.

Assist in organizing and distributing food at the Alex & Sally Lebwohl Food Pantry. Volunteers help ensure that individuals and families have access to essential food supplies.

Provide support and companionship to seniors through the Aging Services and Caregiver Support programs. Volunteers assist with activities and offer emotional support to older adults.

Assist with habitat protection and educational programs at the Great Salt Lake Shorelands Preserve. Volunteers will help with conservation efforts and engage the community in environmental education.

Join the RMDR team as a volunteer to make a big difference to dachshunds who need you. Volunteers help with various tasks including care, socialization, and administrative support.

Serve snacks and meals to Club kids. Volunteers are expected to provide approximately 4 service hours from 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm (snack) or 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm (dinner) throughout 2 days each week for at least 8 weeks, with each shift covering the entire meal service.

Provide programmatic support for the Club kids, including homework help, fitness activities, social-emotional learning, and more. Volunteers are expected to provide at least 10 service hours from 2:30 pm - 6:30 pm throughout 3 days each week for at least 8 weeks, with each shift being at least 2 hours long.

Assist in organizing and conducting music workshops and concerts. Help with setting up instruments and engaging with participants to foster a love for music.

Participate in a trail work day to help build and maintain trails across Utah. Volunteers will engage in physical labor to improve trail infrastructure.

Join the Zero Waste Warriors to promote zero waste practices in your community. Volunteers will engage in educational campaigns, assist in organizing events, and support recycling initiatives.

Support the organization in hosting concerts by assisting with event setup, guest management, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees. Volunteers will be part of the team that brings classical guitar performances to the community.

Join Trails Utah staff at event booths to share information about the organization with the public and engage with potential supporters.

Assist in organizing and facilitating educational programs for students, helping them set goals and challenge themselves in music. Volunteers will work closely with educators and students to enhance the learning experience.

Contribute to the visual representation of Utah Classical Guitar by designing promotional materials, event posters, and digital content. Volunteers will work with the marketing team to enhance the organization's image.

Assist in creating access to music in your community by supporting Mundi Project's programs. Volunteers can help with events, workshops, and music classes to foster meaningful connections and nurture new skills.

Help promote Utah Classical Guitar's events and programs through various marketing and public relations efforts. Volunteers will engage in creating content, managing social media, and reaching out to the community.

Assist with organizing and managing community concerts and educational events. Responsibilities include setting up venues, welcoming guests, and providing support during events.

Assist with monthly swag mailings to new members, helping to package and send out materials that promote Trails Utah's mission.

Join HawkWatch International in monitoring raptor migration patterns. Volunteers will assist in counting and identifying raptors during their spring migration, contributing to long-term research efforts.

Support the garden's events by helping with setup, guest assistance, and event logistics. Volunteers will ensure smooth operations during concerts, art exhibits, and educational workshops.

Assist with maintaining the garden's beauty by helping with planting, weeding, and general garden upkeep. Volunteers will work alongside staff to learn about plant care and conservation.

NODA volunteers provide companionship to residents who are actively dying, ensuring they do not pass away alone. Volunteers are trained to be attentive to the needs and wishes of the dying individual.

Volunteers engage in activities such as playing card games, reading, or simply providing companionship to residents at the end of life. They may also assist with meal preparation or facility maintenance.

Volunteers are needed to support the preservation efforts of the Yalecrest neighborhood. This includes participating in walking tours, assisting with street lamp restoration, and helping with local historic district designations.

Engage with the community to provide information on harm reduction practices and distribute educational materials. Volunteers will help organize and participate in community events.

Assist in the distribution and collection of syringes, provide educational materials, and support clients in accessing health services. Volunteers should be comfortable working with diverse populations and maintaining confidentiality.

Volunteers assist in various roles at the museum, including guiding tours, helping with events, and supporting educational programs. Volunteers are expected to engage with visitors and provide information about the museum's collections and exhibitions.

Assist with the collection and organization of in-kind donations such as toys, blankets, books, markers, clothes, hygiene kits, and other physical items. Volunteers will help ensure these items are properly distributed to children in need.

Support the JCC's youth programs by assisting with after-school activities, summer camps, and childcare. Volunteers will engage with children, help organize activities, and ensure a safe and fun environment.

Assist with the setup, execution, and teardown of various community events such as the Jewish Arts Festival, Summer Concert Series, and monthly socials. Volunteers will help ensure events run smoothly and provide a welcoming atmosphere for attendees.

Assist with the setup and maintenance of exhibitions at Finch Lane Gallery. Responsibilities include helping with installation, providing information to visitors, and maintaining gallery space.

Support the execution of events such as the Twilight Concert Series and Busker Fest by assisting with logistics, crowd management, and providing information to attendees.

Help distribute food and manage pantry operations at the Pleasant Grove location. Support local families in need by ensuring they have access to essential food supplies.

Assist with yardwork at one of our six facilities, including weed pulling, flower planting, and raking leaves. Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own yard gloves and additional supplies if needed.

Write non-denominational letters of encouragement for women and children in treatment. Please leave the envelopes unsealed.

Assemble welcome backpacks for women and children entering treatment. Backpacks should include full-size personal care items and an anonymous letter of encouragement.

Support the outpatient program by assisting with administrative tasks, facilitating group activities, and providing encouragement to clients as they transition into mainstream society.

Help maintain a supportive environment in The Haven's Sober Living Program by assisting with case management, organizing activities, and providing peer support to residents.

Assist in providing quality care and treatment services to individuals aged 18 and older in The Haven's Residential Program. Volunteers will support the staff in daily activities and help create a supportive environment for recovery.

Volunteers assist with the Hospitality Cart, offering snacks, toys, crafts, and activities to pediatric patients and their families in hospitals. This role helps bring joy and comfort to families during hospital stays.

Volunteers are needed to prepare and serve meals to families staying at the Ronald McDonald House. This helps provide comfort and support to families dealing with the stress of having a hospitalized child.

Become a BillionGraves volunteer by downloading the app, finding a cemetery near you, and starting to take pictures of headstones. This opportunity allows you to contribute to a global database of cemetery images and help families find their ancestors.