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.