Help with feeding and caring for animals at the refuge, including cleaning habitats and ensuring a stress-free environment. Volunteers must commit to a regular schedule and will receive training.

Assist with therapeutic riding sessions for individuals with disabilities. Volunteers will receive training on horse handling and care, and are expected to commit to a long-term schedule.

Utilize carpentry skills to assist with projects around the farm, contributing to the maintenance and improvement of facilities.

Join the horticulture team to assist with gardening and property beautification at the refuge. Volunteers will help maintain the natural environment and enhance the refuge's aesthetics.

Assist with fundraising efforts by becoming an ambassador or helping with grant writing. Volunteers will engage with companies about sponsorship opportunities.

Volunteers are needed to work directly with the equines, assisting with their care and upkeep. No prior horse experience is necessary, and volunteers of all ages are welcome, though those under 18 require adult supervision.

Assist with building and maintaining shelters for the equines. This role involves hands-on work and is essential for providing safe environments for the animals.

Volunteers are needed to participate in programs at Senior Centers, which may include leading craft or foreign language classes, leading dances, or playing instruments. Opportunities are available at various Senior Centers in Wendell and Wake Forest as scheduled.

Assist with music, exercise, crafts, cooking, or general programs and activities for participants at Total Life Centers. Volunteers can help at locations in Wendell, Garner, Cary, or North Raleigh as scheduled.

Animal Pickup Personnel are involved in the on-site rescue of injured birds, often requiring physical activity to capture and transport the animals safely. Training in animal capture is provided.

Transport Personnel are responsible for transporting birds to and from the vet or other facilities, as well as picking up food and supplies. This role involves little to no actual animal handling.

Cage Maintenance Volunteers are responsible for cleaning cages and feeding animals. This role is essential for maintaining the health and cleanliness of the facility and requires training.

Construction Volunteers assist in building new cages and repairing old ones, as well as constructing displays for educational shows. This role requires skills in construction and repair.

Volunteers help with various gardening tasks such as weeding, spreading mulch, and installing or rejuvenating gardens. Volunteers can also participate in scheduled events that include a learning session followed by hands-on gardening work.

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Join us to help create lasting change at the policy level through advocacy. This role involves engaging with community members and policymakers to promote affordable housing initiatives.

Join us on the construction site to work side-by-side with future homebuyers to build safe, affordable, energy-efficient homes. No experience is required, and you will learn new skills while making a positive impact in the community.

Volunteer in one of our ReStores! Help organize donations and sell used furniture, cabinets, appliances, building materials, and household items. This role is perfect for those who enjoy retail and customer service.

Volunteer coaches are needed to support and guide individuals with special needs in learning basketball skills and participating in team activities. Coaches will help foster a positive and inclusive environment for all participants.

Volunteers assist in the After School Program by providing support to educators and helping students with their homework and enrichment activities. This role is vital in creating a safe and engaging learning environment for students in grades K-high school.