Active licensed California attorneys can volunteer to provide specific services such as limited scope representation for clients in need. Volunteers may assist with domestic violence restraining orders, immigration, record clearance, and civil rights reentry cases, while also gaining valuable experience and mentorship.

We are seeking two (2) amazing volunteers to represent the Authority at Payne Avenue Friendship Park for the City of San José Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services Viva Parks summer event series. Volunteers will assist with setup and breakdown of the event and engage with the public. This is a family-friendly event.

We are seeking two (2) amazing volunteers to represent the Authority at Marijane Hamann Park for the City of San José Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services Viva Parks summer event series. Volunteers will assist with setup and breakdown of the event.

Join us for fun outdoor activities where you can help harvest fruit from local gardens and orchards. Volunteers of all ages are welcome, and you'll have the opportunity to take home some delicious fruit while making a difference in the community.

Volunteer musicians are needed to perform at senior homes, bringing joy and music to the residents. Musicians will perform chamber music pieces and engage with the audience, enhancing the community's cultural experience.

Volunteer with AACI's Asian Women’s Home to provide support for survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. Opportunities include assisting with fundraising events, storytelling, ESL instruction for seniors, and translation assistance.

As a YMCA Project Cornerstone volunteer, you will participate with children and their peers in the classroom, serving as a caring adult mentor. This role involves engaging with youth to promote positive development and support their educational journey.

Join the Y's Togetherhood program to activate your social responsibility by planning and carrying out service projects that address real community needs. This opportunity allows you to connect with others while making a positive impact in your neighborhood.

Help YSI inspire the next generation of scientists while developing valuable leadership and teaching skills. As a youth volunteer, you’ll assist with science education camps, nature center, and animal care. Requirements include being aged 14-17, having an interest in science, nature, animals, and education, and committing to a regular volunteer schedule of approximately 20 hours per month.

Share your expertise and passion for science and nature with YSI. Adult volunteers play vital roles in facility maintenance, animal care, administrative and operational support, and special events and community outreach. Requirements include being aged 18+, having a commitment to youth education, and completing a reference check and LiveScan fingerprinting.

Edit videos to showcase the sanctuary's rescues and conservation efforts. Volunteers should have experience in video editing and a passion for storytelling.

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.

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.

Write articles and news content to highlight the sanctuary's efforts and the challenges faced by primates in the DRC. Volunteers should have strong writing skills and a passion for animal welfare.

Fluent volunteers in English and another language can serve as translators for Vista Center staff. This role is essential for communication with clients from diverse backgrounds.

Volunteers assist with mailings, updating computer files, or other office work. This role is perfect for those who are skilled in administrative tasks and enjoy working in an office environment.

Direct support of our clients is Vista Center’s most popular volunteer program. Volunteers meet a few times a month with someone affected by a visual impairment to provide assistance such as reading aloud, helping with mail, going on walks, running errands, or just having a friendly visit.

Volunteers help with events such as the Horse Show and Vintage Affaire, which benefit Vista Center. This role is great for those who enjoy meeting new people and contributing to community events.

Volunteers conduct home visits to help clients develop filing/tracking systems, program phones, and/or label appliances. This role requires an additional 8 hours of volunteer training and is ideal for those with experience or interest in Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, or Social Services.

Facilitators will teach an interactive 8- to 12-week course on law-related topics to youth in various settings. Volunteers must be 21 years or older and commit to training and teaching the full course.