Field Trips Committee Members organize and lead birdwatching trips, ensuring participants have a safe and educational experience. They coordinate logistics and promote the trips to the community.

The Program Chairperson is responsible for securing speakers for monthly meetings, maintaining contact with them, and ensuring all necessary arrangements are made. They also introduce speakers at meetings and help advertise events on social media.

The Publicity/Social Media Coordinator manages the organization's social media presence and public relations efforts. They create content, engage with the community online, and promote events and initiatives.

At Large Board Members participate in the governance of the organization, contributing to decision-making and strategic planning. They engage in various activities to support the organization's mission.

Education Committee Members develop and implement educational programs and initiatives to promote awareness and understanding of bird conservation. They work collaboratively to engage the community in educational activities.

Volunteers are needed to commit to a weekly, three-hour shift at the Burlingame location to help provide groceries to those in need. Volunteers must be able to lift and carry up to ten pounds.

Participate in fundraising activities to support the orchestra's financial needs, helping to organize events and reach out to potential donors. Volunteers play a key role in sustaining the orchestra's operations.

Help with the setup and breakdown of performance venues, ensuring that all equipment and seating arrangements are in place before and after concerts. Volunteers play a crucial role in the smooth execution of events.

Assist in placing news ads, posting flyers, and soliciting program ads to promote the orchestra's events and concerts. Volunteers will help increase community awareness and attendance at performances.

Design eye-catching flyers for upcoming concerts and events, contributing to the orchestra's marketing efforts. Volunteers will use their creativity to attract audiences through visual media.

Assist with the sale of tickets for concerts and events, providing excellent customer service and managing transactions efficiently. Volunteers help ensure a smooth ticketing process for attendees.

Coordinate and manage the orchestra's volunteer program, ensuring that all volunteer roles are filled and that volunteers are supported in their duties. Volunteers will help maintain a strong volunteer community.

San Bruno Fire Department Fire Cadet Opportunity The City of San Bruno, Fire Department offers an exciting opportunity to serve as a Fire Cadet, working alongside San Bruno Firefighters. The one-year Fire Cadet program is an unpaid, volunteer work experience that offers hands-on training, and introductory knowledge of firefighting skills, fire service tools and equipment. Cadets respond to emergency calls, render Basic Life Support, and participate in training and in the daily station duties. The cadet program is one year in length, and cadets must be willing to commit a minimum of 48 hours per month. Upon completion, this one-year program meets the certification requirement of one year part-time/volunteer work experience for California State Fire Marshal’s Office State Firefighter 2 certification. MINIMUM REQUIREMENT: • State of California Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) or National Registry EMT certification. • Possession of a valid driver’s license and a driving record with minimal violations. • Possession of a Firefighter I Academy certification (or proof of “student in good standing” letter signed by an Academy Instructor if currently enrolled). • 18 years of age at the time of application. In addition, candidates will have a successful track record of the following: • Demonstrating a positive attitude in the face of difficult or challenging situations. • Working cooperatively with others to help a team achieve its goals. • Maintaining stable performance under pressure or opposition, effectiveness when experiencing changes in responsibilities or environment. • Gaining other people’s trust by demonstrating openness and honesty, behaving consistently, and acting in accordance with moral and ethical guidelines. • Actively identifying new areas for learning; responding favorably to feedback and using it constructively to take action to improve knowledge, skills, and behavior. • Establishing and sustaining trusting relationships by accurately perceiving and interpreting emotions and behavior; leveraging insights to effectively manage own responses. HOW TO APPLY: Interested candidates who meet the minimum requirements are encouraged to submit an application at San Bruno Government Jobs. In your application, please upload (1) EMT Certificate; (2) Firefighter I Academy certification (or proof of “student in good standing” letter signed by an Academy Instructor if currently enrolled); (3) Resume (optional). Applications must be received by 5:00 PM on Monday, November 27, 2023. The City of San Bruno utilizes a merit-based selection system that is competitive and based on broad outreach efforts and equal opportunity for qualified applicants to take part in a process designed to determine the qualifications, fitness and ability of competitors to perform duties of the vacant position. WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? • We will review your application and all supplemental materials to select the best qualified applicants to continue in the process. Screening will include a review of minimum qualifications, application appraisal rating of education, training and experience and relevance of background qualifications related to the target job as well as supplemental questions if applicable. • Applicants selected to move forward in the process may be asked to participate in any combination of the following (at any phase of the selection process): a written examination, job related exercise, physical test or job simulation, phone interview, in-person or video interview(s), and/or web-based testing. • The final phase of the selection process is the probationary period, which in most cases is one year, depending on your classification. REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS: The City of San Bruno is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) and provides equal employment opportunities without regard to race, color, ancestry, religion, creed, age, physical or mental disability, sex, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, medical condition, genetic information, marital status, military or veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws in its employment actions, decisions, policies and practices. The City of San Bruno Human Resources Department will make reasonable efforts in the selection process to accommodate disabled applicants. Individuals with disabilities who would like to request an accommodation in the process must inform the Human Resources Department by the final filing date by emailing hr@sanbruno.ca.gov. | Requirements: The cadet program is one year in length, and cadets must be willing to commit a minimum of 48 hours per month. Upon completion, this one-year program meets the certification requirement of one year part-time/volunteer work experience for California State Fire Marshal’s Office State Firefighter 2 certification. | Categories: Junior Members

Help maintain the Book Nook at Sharp Park Library by sorting donated books, placing them in the correct categories, and keeping the area tidy. Volunteers will also decide which books should be displayed for sale.

Create flyers and news articles to promote library events. Distribute promotional materials to local businesses and media outlets to increase community engagement.

Assist with setting up tables, organizing books, and helping customers during the bi-annual book sales. Responsibilities include tidying tables, assisting customers, and packing up unsold books after the sale.

Volunteers will assist with various projects related to the distribution and collection of durable medical equipment. Tasks may include organizing equipment, coordinating deliveries, and engaging with the community to promote DME4all's mission.

Participate in quarterly community workdays at San Bruno Mountain, cohosted by San Bruno Mountainwatch and Test Plot. Volunteers help with planting and maintaining the plot.

Join us for a day of family fun, mental health awareness, and community connection. Volunteers will assist with event activities including managing the BBQ, overseeing the water slide, distributing diapers, and facilitating raffle prizes. Volunteers will also support the Mental Health Awareness Tents by providing resources and support to attendees.

Join the Bayview Hill Neighborhood Association in their efforts to maintain a clean and safe environment by participating in neighborhood cleanups. Volunteers will help remove litter and beautify the Bayview Gateway site and other local areas.

Volunteers are responsible for creating a welcoming dining environment and serving a warm, healthy meal to guests. Volunteers work together to provide dignity, respect, and a loving community atmosphere.

We are looking for volunteers who love books and reading! Help with events in store and out in the community. Must be 16+ and older to volunteer.

Advisory Board Members will receive information and form the future of the organization. These members will volunteer for the organization 10 hours a year and attend two advisory board meetings.

Interested in sharing your skills with the community? Host a workshop, a book club, craft club, or more. Must be 16+ with a lead adult as mentor or 18+ to lead activity.

Join the Sea Collective as a crew member to support our mission of ocean conservation. Volunteers will participate in a training course to learn about our research methods and contribute to data collection efforts.

Join the community for a day of weeding, watering, and seed collecting at Arlington Path. Tools, gloves, and good company will be provided to ensure a productive and enjoyable experience.

Participate in the restoration of Glen Canyon's natural habitat by joining the monthly cleanup efforts. Volunteers will help with planting, removing invasive species, and maintaining trails.

Participate in safety and disaster preparedness initiatives to help ensure the community is ready for emergencies. Volunteers will assist in organizing training sessions and distributing safety materials.

Assist in organizing community events and activities to foster neighborhood connections and enhance community spirit. Volunteers will help with event planning, setup, and coordination.

Assist with land care projects at Starr King Open Space. Volunteers engage in planting, weeding, and general maintenance of the plots.

Join the fun and become an essential part of our shows and events by volunteering with SFBATCO. Volunteers assist with various tasks during performances and events, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees.

Help re-bag and distribute dog and cat food to low-income residents with pets at the Mission Food Hub. Volunteers are needed twice a month to assist with this effort.

Join the Castro Community On Patrol as a Neighborhood Safety Patroller, where you will enhance the safety and security of the Castro neighborhood by patrolling the area, offering assistance, and reporting emergencies. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old, able to walk for 3 hours, and communicate effectively in English.

Join the 'Fun Committee' to develop and organize in-person house tours, small house and garden parties, evening events, field trips, and other activities. Volunteers will help plan and execute events that align with the organization's mission.

Assist in raising important historic preservation issues and developing plans for designating historic resources. Volunteers will work with city agencies and other organizations to align with the mission of historic preservation.

Help administer funds raised by the organization to further its preservation goals. Volunteers will assist in the grant application process and ensure awarded funds are approved by the membership.

Participate in educational programs, guided tours, and workshops to raise awareness about local history and preservation efforts. Volunteers will help plan and execute an annual summer school for middle schoolers, including expert guidance and tours of historic homes.

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.

Our community engagement committee meets monthly via video call. Together we explore ideas for how to best deliver Komen's mission throughout the year leveraging Komen's various campaigns: GO PINK for the Cure, MORE THAN PINK Walk, Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Worship In Pink.

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.

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 lead workshops and training sessions on anti-discrimination policies and equity practices to create more inclusive school environments. This role requires strong communication and leadership skills.

Volunteers will work with causes they are passionate about, improving or developing new skills while building their portfolio. They will connect with like-minded individuals and work asynchronously on projects distributed by a Project Manager.

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 the Impact Driven Academy Mentorship Program to connect with experienced leaders, gain valuable insights, and become part of a community dedicated to driving positive change. This program is perfect for those passionate about sustainability and eager to make an impact.

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.

Join Code 4 Tomorrow as a seasonal teacher to share your knowledge of coding. This role allows you to gain volunteer hours and stand out to colleges by teaching coding classes to students.

High school students volunteer in one of C4T's internal departments year-round, with roles like developing courses, handling social media, and updating the website. Members must make significant contributions throughout the year.

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.

As a Community Sustainability Educator, volunteers will help empower local communities by sharing key STEM concepts and encouraging the application of these ideas to promote sustainability. Volunteers will inspire change-makers by educating others on the importance of environmental sustainability.

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.

Assist in setting up the pantry, receiving and unloading food donations, sorting food, and setting up tables and shopping stations. Volunteers also help pack up, clean up the tables and racks, and sweep the parking lot for trash.

Contribute from home, school, or workplace through special events, social media support, and other creative ways. Translation services and social media skills are particularly needed.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Volunteers are needed to support the American Nystagmus Network's mission by participating in various tasks and opportunities. Volunteers can share their passions, gifts, and skills to help move the mission forward.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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 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 are at the heart of Girls in Gear. Help girls build their confidence and discover their potential, on and off their bikes. Coaches are the heartbeat of our program and help support our enthusiastic volunteers.

The community helper role within Empower Asia and Africa allows volunteers to directly impact their communities by participating in local initiatives. This role fosters personal growth and community development.

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

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

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

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 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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Volunteers will assist in the safe and timely relocation of honey bee swarms in the Bay Area. This involves responding to calls, collecting information, and coordinating with local beekeepers for swarm removal.

Mentors will guide new beekeepers by providing advice, sharing experiences, and answering questions. This role involves regular communication and support to help mentees develop their beekeeping skills.

Provide short- or long-term fostering for cats and kittens, offering them a safe and nurturing environment until they find their forever homes.

Create engaging social media posts to promote adoptable cats and the organization's events, enhancing online presence and community engagement.