Join the Mark Prairie Historical Society to assist with various projects, events, and restoration efforts. Volunteers can contribute their time and talents to help preserve the historic Mark Prairie Schoolhouse and engage with the community.

Teach quilting classes to women incarcerated at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility, helping them learn life-enhancing skills through quilting.

Fidgetech is seeking qualified professionals in design, technology, or videography to help students explore passions, complete skills training, and prepare for employment. Volunteers can commit to a single session or a long-term opportunity to impact students' lives.

Assist with various events such as the annual benefit fundraiser, student concert weeks, and open mic nights. Responsibilities include event setup, welcoming guests, and distributing flyers as part of the street team.

Help facilitate shower events by setting up, welcoming participants, and providing necessary supplies. Volunteers play a key role in ensuring a safe and respectful environment for all attendees.

Assist in organizing and managing free laundry events for community members in need. Volunteers will help set up, greet attendees, and ensure the event runs smoothly.

Coordinate fundraising activities and develop strategies to support the Museum's financial growth and sustainability.

Edit and curate stories from Peace Corps volunteers to be featured in the Museum's exhibitions and publications.

Design and maintain the Museum's website to enhance user experience and accessibility.

Capture images for the Museum's exhibitions, events, and promotional materials.

Develop and implement social media strategies to engage the public and promote the Museum's mission.

Recruit, train, and manage volunteers to support the Museum's operations and events.

Manage financial records and assist in budgeting and financial planning for the Museum.

Organize and manage the Museum's collection of artifacts and digital content.

Volunteers are needed to wait on customers, price and shelve donated items, become familiar with the bookstore layout, run the cash register and credit card machine, and learn opening and closing procedures. Training is provided to ensure volunteers learn at their own pace.

Volunteers are needed to spend at least one day a week helping care for the sanctuary's residents. Responsibilities include grooming, socializing, cleaning, feeding, and learning about the medical care provided to the donkeys. Some tasks require the ability to lift 50 pounds and involve considerable walking.

Volunteers are needed to pick up donated food daily at 11am from the Fred Meyer in Tualatin and deliver it to various locations throughout Clackamas and Multnomah counties. Volunteers must have a food handler's card and their own vehicle.

Volunteers will lead citizenship classes for immigrants, helping them prepare for the U.S. naturalization exam by teaching American history and government. Classes are held at various locations, including high schools and libraries.

Assist with pruning, planting, deadheading, harvesting seeds, weeding, and watering garden beds. Volunteers will gain hands-on experience in clematis care and garden maintenance.

Assist with or lead classes, support special events, and contribute to fund development by applying for grants or writing for the newsletter. Volunteers play a key role in educational and fundraising activities.

Assist in selling clematis and merchandise, as well as recruiting new members and volunteers during plant sales events. This role supports the garden's fundraising and community outreach efforts.

Help groom clematis, water plants, and maintain tools in the greenhouse. Volunteers will also clean and sort clematis seeds, contributing to the garden's plant care efforts.

Join us for tree planting events to restore native habitats and protect our local ecosystem. Volunteers will help plant trees and care for the environment.

Participate in work parties dedicated to removing harmful invasive species and installing native plants. Volunteers will help maintain the health of the watershed.

Help restore urban forests by participating in restoration and planting work parties. Volunteers will assist in planting native trees and monitoring local tree populations.

Support educational initiatives by joining the Education and Outreach Committee or assisting with field trips. Volunteers will engage the community and share knowledge with young learners.

Molalla Fire is looking for someone that wants to support and help their community, someone who is driven and has a desire to learn. Whether you want to follow a path to become a professional career firefighter or a professional volunteer firefighter, we can help with both!! No experience needed. We will train you. We offer both EMS only positions and Firefighter/EMS. Fill out our PDF Application on our website to get started. Come in and talk to us, the rest is up to you! | Requirements: Must be 18 years of age. Possess a High School Diploma or GED. Possess or obtain an Oregon Drivers license within 45 days of hire. Be able to obtain or already possess DPSST FF I and FF II Certifications through an accredited program or the Molalla Fire District academy. Complete and pass a Physical Agility Test (PAT). Pass a physical exam, background and DMV check. Maintain the minimum monthly requirements for your assigned position | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Department Support, Other

Help Bridge The Future by sharing their mission and vision with others. Volunteers are needed to spread awareness about the organization's work and success stories, contributing to the expansion of educational opportunities in Uganda.

Join the Board of Directors to oversee the activities of the symphony. Contribute your expertise in marketing, fundraising, bookkeeping, organizational development, or graphic arts to help achieve the creative and financial goals of the symphony.

Assist in producing concerts by distributing flyers, selling tickets, hosting the refreshments table, and cleaning up after events. Help ensure the concert season runs smoothly and support the musicians in their performances.

Join the symphony as a volunteer musician. We are always looking for string players, with occasional openings for other instruments. Participate in rehearsals and performances to contribute to the symphony's musical productions.

Volunteers can contribute by laundering clothing from home, helping to provide clean and ready-to-use clothing for children in foster care. This flexible opportunity allows volunteers to support resource families from their own homes.

Volunteers are needed to sort donations at the With Love facility, ensuring that high-quality essentials are ready for distribution to resource families. This role is crucial for maintaining timely support for families in need.

Delivery drivers are needed to transport essential items to resource families, ensuring they receive the support they need promptly. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Volunteers are needed to help maintain the park, including repairing tracks, landscaping, and cleaning up. Volunteers also manage the snack shop, gift shop, and handle accounting, publicity, and facility rental.

Volunteer will be working from our Medical Teams Headquarters in Tigard and alongside our Program Support Officers. Schedule is flexible based on volunteer's availability. You will be inputting clinic details into multiple spreadsheets and programs.

Join the Patron Advisory Council to provide insights and support for the Portland Shakespeare Project's mission. Members will help guide the organization in its efforts to engage the community with classic and contemporary theatre.

Garden Leads support the Native Garden by leading other volunteers in various outdoor tasks. This role requires leadership skills and a passion for gardening.

Garden Helpers support the Native Garden in front of the library with activities such as weeding, planting, and mulching. This outdoor role is family-friendly and encourages community involvement.

Bin Sorters commit to a weekly shift to move returned books to carts for shelving. Volunteers will engage in physical labor within the library setting.

Drop-in projects for teens allow flexible volunteering opportunities, welcoming those aged 11 to 19 to participate in library activities.

Volunteers will organize the Holds Wall to ensure items are in the correct location and shelve any holds ready for patrons. This role involves attention to detail in a library environment.

Pick up and deliver food orders to homebound individuals. This role is crucial for ensuring that those who cannot visit the pantry still receive the food they need.

Help during guest shopping time by checking guests in, assisting them as they navigate the pantry, and restocking shelves. Bi/multi-lingual volunteers are especially needed.

Pack food and supplies for homebound guests, ensuring they receive the necessary items. This independent role allows volunteers to 'shop' the pantry for others.

Join a fun team to help clean the pantry, including sweeping, mopping, cleaning fridges, and taking out the trash. This role is ideal for small groups or individuals who enjoy teamwork.

Assist in picking up food donations from local stores and stocking them at the pantry. This role requires individuals who are organized and reliable, with the ability to lift boxes up to 50 lbs.

Become a tutor or conversation partner for a refugee or immigrant's stay-at-home mother. Sessions are one-on-one and currently virtual, allowing for a personal volunteer experience. Volunteers can develop their curriculum and work at the learner's pace.

Join the Community Responders team to assist newly-arrived refugees and immigrants in learning about their new community. Volunteers act as guides, friends, and advocates for those newly arrived in the U.S.

The mentoring program connects qualified mentors with immigrants to assess their skills, provide career guidance, and educate them about the US workplace culture. Mentors contribute approximately one hour per week over a minimum of three months.

Provide foster parents with a much-needed break by organizing and supervising activities for children during designated nights. Volunteers ensure a safe and fun environment for children while their caregivers take time off.

Organize a drive at your business or church to collect items needed by foster families, such as clothing, toys, and household goods. Volunteers coordinate the collection and delivery of donated items.

Support foster families by fulfilling specific needs requests submitted by them. Volunteers help by providing items or services that meet these needs, enhancing the quality of life for foster children and their caregivers.

Assist foster families by picking up, laundering, and delivering clean clothes. Volunteers help alleviate the burden on foster families by ensuring they have clean clothing for the children in their care.

Assist in organizing and managing the Frogwood auctions, both online and in-person. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement to ensure successful fundraising events.

The Archery Instructor teaches archery to campers and must have Level 1 Instructor certification. They ensure the safety and engagement of campers during archery sessions.

Lifeguards oversee swimming activities, ensuring the safety of campers at the pool. They must have Red Cross training or equivalent, CPR certification, and a concussion certificate.

Cabin Counselors live with a group of eight campers, spending all day with them during meals, activities, and evening events. They provide guidance and support throughout the camp week.

The Camp Medical Nurse manages medications and daily health needs, supporting the camp physician and staying overnight at the medical cabin. They ensure the physical wellness of campers.

The Activities Director is responsible for developing and overseeing activities such as arts & crafts, songs, and game nights for campers throughout the week. They also supervise Day/Evening Helpers who assist in running these activities.

Help OPB connect with the community! Ensure that our social media page reflects our expectations for engagement. This is a remote opportunity available seven days a week during the morning, afternoon, and evening. Training is provided.

Assist with the Passport Club, an educational program that helps students learn about geography and world cultures. Volunteers will engage with students to expand their global awareness and knowledge.

Participate in the Art Lit program, which requires a school-year commitment. Volunteers will help facilitate art education and activities for students, enhancing their creative skills and appreciation for the arts.

Monitor dogs in a playroom setting, assist with managing dog behaviors, and help with cleaning crates, runs, dishes, and laundry. This position is ideal for those experienced in reading dog body language.

Duties include cleaning puppy crates, bathing puppies, assisting with dishes, laundry, and closing down the puppy area. This position is suitable for those with some experience with dogs.

Assist with cleaning crates/runs, helping with dishes, laundry, refilling mop buckets, and deep cleaning tasks. Volunteers will be cleaning poop, urine, and occasional vomit from kennels while assisting staff.

Assist in organizing and managing the Resource/Job Fair event. Responsibilities include setting up tables, guiding participants, and ensuring the smooth operation of the event.

Join Experience Theatre Project as a volunteer to support immersive theater productions in Beaverton, OR. Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks, including set design, ushering, and administrative support.

Assist in sorting materials, constructing art installations, and staffing events. Volunteers gain hands-on experience in creative reuse and contribute to promoting sustainability through art.

Assist in serving free, home-style hot meals to guests at Faith Café. Volunteers help with meal preparation, serving, and clean-up, ensuring a welcoming environment for all attendees.

Assist in seating guests, distributing programs, and ensuring a smooth theatre experience for all attendees. Volunteers should be friendly and helpful, enhancing the audience's enjoyment of the performance.

Participate in building and assembling stage sets for upcoming productions. Volunteers should have basic carpentry skills and the ability to work collaboratively with the production team.

Assist in designing and creating costumes for theatre productions. Volunteers should have sewing skills and an eye for detail to help bring characters to life on stage.

Assist in preparing planting areas for the Pollinator Pathway Program by prepping the soil and ensuring readiness for planting. Volunteers should be prepared for any weather conditions and wear appropriate clothing, including close-toed shoes.

Participate in planting native and pollinator-friendly plants as part of the Pollinator Pathway Program. Volunteers should be prepared for any weather conditions and wear appropriate clothing, including close-toed shoes.

Assist in managing and coordinating Ncompass's marketing and social media efforts. Responsibilities include creating content, engaging with the community, and promoting the organization's mission online.

Help with the preparation and mailing of sponsorship cards and other collateral materials. This role involves organizing, packing, and sending out materials to sponsors and supporters.

Support the creation of video content for Ncompass. Responsibilities include filming, editing, and producing videos that highlight the organization's work and impact.

Create visual content to support Ncompass's marketing and communication efforts. This includes designing graphics for social media, print materials, and other promotional content.

Assist as an adult chaperone for Outdoor School programs, supporting schools that need additional help due to parent unavailability. This role is essential for ensuring student safety and participation.

Work alongside a student with specific needs during Outdoor School, ensuring all students can fully participate in activities. This role is crucial for providing inclusive educational experiences.

Train Outdoor School staff or classroom teachers in your field of expertise, enhancing their ability to educate students. This role is perfect for professionals looking to share their skills with educators.

Gain experience in nonprofit development, marketing, or advocacy by interning with Friends of Outdoor School. Internships are customized to fit your interests, schedule, and needs.

Volunteer to staff an outreach table at community events, engaging with the public and promoting the mission of Friends of Outdoor School. This role is ideal for those who enjoy interacting with people and spreading awareness.

Share your knowledge on natural sciences, Oregon agriculture, and the great outdoors with students. Culturally specific presentations are particularly encouraged to prepare students for Outdoor School.

Plan a corporate volunteer day at an Outdoor School site to build team morale and enjoy the outdoors. This is a great opportunity for companies to engage in community service.

High school or college students can volunteer as student leaders, mentoring fifth- or sixth-grade students during Outdoor School programs. This is a rewarding experience that enhances leadership skills.

Assist with managing and updating the organization's website and social media platforms to support community engagement and outreach. Volunteers will help create content and maintain an active online presence.

Participate in the finance committee to assist with financial planning and management for the organization. Volunteers will help with budgeting, financial reporting, and strategic financial decision-making.

Provide support for various events organized by Portland JACL, including setup, coordination, and participant engagement. Volunteers will help ensure events run smoothly and are enjoyable for attendees.

Help in the creation and distribution of the organization's newsletter. Volunteers will be responsible for gathering content, writing articles, and assisting with layout and design.

Join the advocacy committee to support civil rights initiatives and community advocacy efforts. Volunteers will participate in meetings and contribute to planning and executing advocacy strategies.

The Snuggles Project Manager will oversee the Snuggles Project, ensuring that handmade blankets are distributed to animal shelters to provide comfort to animals in need. This role involves coordinating with volunteers and shelters to maintain an efficient distribution process.

Assist in delivering technology education through projects like software classes, summer schools, and online webinars. Collaborate with students and experienced engineers to provide educational content based on modern programming languages and development environments.

Assist with various tasks before, during, and after the festival, including pre-festival promotion, load in & set up, box office duties, and merch table management. Volunteers will receive complimentary tickets to shows and activities.

The Convention Chairman is tasked with planning and executing the society's annual convention, managing logistics and liaising with participants. This role requires excellent planning and communication skills.

Help with our online after-school program that teaches middle school students the core of web development (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript). Volunteers will teach curriculum and have fun while learning new skills.

Use graphic design skills to create social media and website graphics, posters, and other promotional materials for Siren Nation.

Lead the Hello World 2022 summer program, inspiring the next generation of coders. This role involves around 3-5 hours a week during the school year and 10-15 hours a week during the summer.

Create quilts for the NICU to cover incubators and provide comfort to families. Quilts are given to families upon discharge or included in grief packages.