Provide housing for guest artists during the summer season in private homes. This is a wonderful way to connect with world-class artists and form lasting friendships.

Join lively office parties to prepare annual mailings and assist with parking and programs at off-season concerts and events. Year-round volunteers are essential to the operations of the Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival.

Assist with various tasks during the festival, including ushering, managing the house, providing housing for performers, creating floral arrangements, and assisting with meals for musicians. Volunteers play a crucial role in the smooth operation of the festival.

Assist local nonprofits by participating in workshops and using OICF resources to enhance their service delivery. Volunteers may help organize events, manage resources, or provide administrative support.

Offer a class or workshop to add to the diverse program offerings at The Funhouse Commons. Open to all sorts of ideas for niche classes or workshops.

Assist with maintaining the grounds and building of The Funhouse Commons. Ideal for landscapers, gardeners, contractors, or handy-persons to help keep the facilities looking great and functioning well.

Volunteer at upcoming events hosted by The Funhouse Commons. Reliable volunteers are needed to help with various tasks during events throughout the year.

Orcas Island Fire & Rescue is an all hazards response department which provides emergency services to all of Orcas Island. Our services include EMS, structural and wildland firefighting, technical rescue, search & rescue, and marine response. We are a combined career / volunteer department. Station 21 in Eastsound is staffed 24 hours/day by a paramedic and a firefighter/EMT, plus volunteer duty crew. There are an additional 6 fire stations distributed across the island. OIFR puts on a Firefighter Academy which prepares volunteers to pass the Firefighter 1 certification tests. Once a recruit passes the Firefighter Academy they become full members of the department. We are a small community of neighbors helping neighbors. If you interested in volunteering please feel free to call or stop by the station to chat and have a look around. | Requirements: You must be a full time resident of Orcas Island, over 18 years of age, have a high school diploma or equivalent, be able to pass a physical, and pass a background check and drug screen. | Categories: Firefighter

Community ambassadors share news about Patos Island and the Keepers of the Patos Light organization with the public. They engage in outreach activities to raise awareness and support.

Work crews maintain trails, clean up vegetation, and make small repairs on Patos Island. Volunteers arrive by state parks' boat and spend the day working on the island.

Event crew members help organize and execute the lighthouse's birthday party and other events. These volunteers work off-island to plan and promote events.

Join the Bellingham Music Club as a volunteer to help organize and run various music events throughout the year. Volunteers contribute in a variety of capacities, some from home or on the road, to support the club's mission of fostering music appreciation.

Coordinate volunteer activities and manage the volunteer directory for San Juan Island nonprofits and service organizations. Ensure that the directory is up-to-date and assist in connecting volunteers with suitable opportunities.

Volunteers will assist in spreading awareness about the importance of pet dental care and help organize educational events. Responsibilities include engaging with pet owners, distributing educational materials, and supporting the organization's outreach efforts.

Become a volunteer mentor or facilitator aid at one of our regular girls circle meetings. Share your special skills and stories to inspire and empower young girls.

The 2015 Firefighter 1 Recruit Academy begins on September 10th. The class, which runs through mid-December and includes International Fire Service Accreditation Congress certification testing. | Requirements: You must be 18 years old and have a high school diploma or equitant. Our Cadet program is available for those under 18 years of age. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist visitors at the Interpretive Center from May through September, providing information and generating funding for park projects.

Host sunset tours at the lighthouse, especially when whales are swimming by, creating a magical experience for visitors.

Lead beach walks during low tides to engage visitors in discovering the local marine ecosystem.

Help tidy up the area around the Interpretive Center to enhance the natural environment.

Spend afternoons at Whale Watch Point sharing your passion for whales and the park with visitors.