Engage with the community to raise awareness about the services offered by Lamb of God Maternity Home. Responsibilities include attending events, distributing informational materials, and networking with local organizations.

Join us in our efforts to maintain and improve the Lake Hodges area through various environmental stewardship projects. Volunteers will assist with habitat restoration, clean-up events, and educational outreach to the community.

Become a Boarder and open your home to pets in need of care while their owners are deployed. This opportunity provides peace of mind to military families and allows you to make a direct impact in their lives.

Virtual volunteers help keep Dogs on Deployment running every day. These roles are flexible, remote, and essential to supporting families nationwide, with tasks ranging from writing blog posts to assisting with social media and customer support.

Volunteers use sewing skills to transform a favorite shirt, blouse, or pajamas into a stuffed bear or pillow that serves as a cuddly reminder of someone special.

Volunteers help patients stay connected to pets who provide companionship and unconditional love.

Volunteers offer Reiki, massage therapy, aromatherapy, music support, and hair styling to bring peace and relaxation to others.

As a grief support group facilitator, volunteers provide children with a safe space to share their grief story and connect with others.

Patient care volunteers provide companionship and emotional support to hospice families by visiting, listening, reading a book, or simply holding a hand.

This program pairs volunteers who are veterans with hospice patients who also served in the United States Armed Forces for emotional healing.

Volunteers use office expertise and community connections to maximize the organization's ability to serve families in need of care and support.

Join us at our Adapted Farm in Encinitas, CA, where volunteers can help care for animals and assist with farm activities. This is a great opportunity to engage with the community and support our programs for children with special needs.

In this role, you will be public-facing as event staff and engage in community advocacy, along with all Level 1 opportunities. This position requires a phone call with the Program Director and completion of Alabaster Jar Project 101 Training.

As a Level 1 Support Volunteer, you will engage in non-public and non-client facing activities such as organizing donations, providing meals, and assisting with event setup. This role is essential for supporting the operations of the Alabaster Jar Project.

As a Level 3 Client-Facing Volunteer, you will work directly with survivors by leading workshops, organizing outings, and providing transportation, in addition to all Level 1 and Level 2 opportunities. This role requires trauma-informed training and a background check.

Volunteers will assist community members and partners with promoting child abuse prevention services, identify local resources for families, and advocate for families as needed in English and/or Spanish. Responsibilities include conducting initial intakes, developing service plans, and maintaining accurate case records.

Volunteers assist in increasing the visibility of the Escondido Humane Society by participating in outreach events. Tasks include setting up booths, handling animals, and educating the public about EHS programs. Orientation and training are required.

Foster volunteers provide temporary homes for animals that are sick, injured, or underage. The organization supplies veterinary care and support, while volunteers offer a safe and caring environment. Interested individuals must complete an application process.

Volunteers cuddle and socialize cats and rabbits, providing them with playtime, grooming, and care. Responsibilities also include cleaning cages and ensuring the animals have food and water. Orientation and training are required before starting.

Volunteers provide exercise, kennel enrichment, and training for dogs available for adoption. Responsibilities include socializing dogs, teaching them good behavior, and assisting with daily activities at the shelter. Volunteers must attend an orientation and training before handling dogs.