We always need help at the ranch. Volunteers will assist with caring for the horses and goats, and activities will be paired with your experience and interests. If you don’t have horse or goat experience but have a passion for helping animals, we encourage you to reach out!

Support the organization of Fire Safety Meetings aimed at educating the community on wildfire prevention and safety measures. Volunteers will help with logistics, participant registration, and information dissemination.

Participate in the Skyhawk Park Cleaning Day to help maintain and beautify local parks. Volunteers will engage in activities such as trash collection, landscaping, and general park maintenance.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the Neighborhood Night event to foster community engagement and strengthen neighborhood ties. Responsibilities include event setup, coordination, and participant interaction.

Join the Tree Planting Day to contribute to environmental conservation efforts in the community. Volunteers will assist in planting trees, preparing planting sites, and educating participants about the benefits of trees.

As a docent, you will interact with the public, explaining the night sky and answering questions about astronomy. Training is provided, and no prior knowledge of astronomy is required, making it accessible for all interested volunteers.

Help with public viewing sessions and assist in organizing events at the observatory. This role is perfect for those who want to contribute to the community and learn more about astronomy without needing extensive knowledge.

Technical volunteers assist with tasks such as computer support, telescope maintenance, and web programming. This role requires specific skills, but you can learn a lot by helping out with various projects.

Join us in preparing and distributing meals to unhoused individuals living on the streets of Santa Rosa. Volunteers are needed seven days a week to help with meal prep, collection of supplies, and distribution efforts.

The Media Response Team assists with outreach and communication efforts. Volunteers with writing skills are encouraged to help craft messages and engage the community.

The Energy Equity Team focuses on creating a more equitable energy system. Volunteers will participate in bill tracking, outreach, and communications efforts to promote energy justice.

The Mobilizing Team is a platform for youth and young adults to take tangible, collective climate action. Members will engage in community organizing and advocacy efforts to promote climate justice.

The Transportation Team works on electrifying transportation and supporting clean transit initiatives. Volunteers will help shape policies and advocate for sustainable transportation solutions.

Volunteers at the Jewish Community Free Clinic can take on various roles including medical providers, nurses, medical receptionists, interpreters, and therapists. No prior experience in healthcare is necessary, and volunteers are expected to commit to a minimum of one shift per month.

Join the Valley of the Moon Alliance in monitoring local development projects and policies that impact the environment and community. Volunteers will help gather information, attend meetings, and engage with the community to raise awareness about critical issues affecting Sonoma Valley.

Junior Volunteers aged 12-13 can participate in various roles that enhance their experience at the museum. They will assist with hands-on activities and support educational programs while learning about teamwork and responsibility.

The Student Volunteer program offers students aged 14-17 the chance to develop essential life skills while supporting the museum's mission. Responsibilities include greeting visitors, facilitating educational programs, and assisting with special events, requiring a commitment of at least 3 hours per month.

Adult volunteers engage with the public, facilitate hands-on activities, work with children in camps, lead museum tours, and support staff during special events. Volunteers play a vital role in enhancing the visitor experience and must be at least 18 years old.

Event volunteers play an integral role in the success of Sonoma Land Trust events by assisting with pre-event preparations and providing day-of support. Tasks may include greeting guests, signing them in, serving beverages, and helping with venue set-up and break-down.

Volunteers will assist with various tasks on over 20 properties managed by Sonoma Land Trust, including removing fences, pulling invasive species, and planting native plants. This role is supervised by Stewardship staff and contributes directly to land conservation efforts.