Our goal is to keep our community safe by protecting life, property, and the environment. Volunteering requires a strong commitment to the department in helping protect our community and its residents. Estacada Rural Fire District is looking for motivated, dedicated, and professional people to help protect our community. The next Volunteer Firefighter Academy is anticipated for late winter/early spring of 2022. To complete an online application visit: https://www.estacadafire.org/volunteer/ | Requirements: Requirements Must be 18 years of age High school graduate or equivalent Have an acceptable driving record Pass a criminal background check Pass a drug screen | Categories: Firefighter

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.

Volunteer as a soccer coach to help train and mentor young athletes. Coaches are required to complete a background check, SafeSport training, and be knowledgeable about concussion protocols.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

Assist in the development of the Survivor Path by providing necessary supplies and labor. Volunteers will help in various tasks to ensure the path is completed and beneficial for cancer survivors.

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.

Event volunteers assist in making CFC events successful by handling tasks such as event setup, engaging with visitors, taking photographs, and managing ticketing. Volunteers should be passionate and reliable, contributing to the success of various events.

Art Hour volunteers have the opportunity to spend time with children, helping them create art and positively impacting their lives. Volunteers do not need to be artists but should be willing to get creative. All volunteers must complete a training program and be at least 18 years old.

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.

Assist in managing the tool lending library, helping community members borrow and return tools. No previous tool experience necessary, but a willingness to learn and engage with the community is essential.

Lead skill-sharing workshops in areas such as tool basics, gardening, and home improvement. Volunteers should have expertise in their chosen topic and a passion for teaching.

Provide translation and interpretation services to ensure all community members can access the resources and workshops offered by Rockwood Common. Volunteers should be fluent in English and at least one other language.

Volunteer to repair and maintain tools in the library, ensuring they are in good working condition for community use. Experience with tool repair is beneficial but not required.

This project is designed to onboard new and returning tutors for Varsity Tutors within the Reynolds School District.

This project involves being an active partner in the Reynolds School District, supporting various programs and initiatives.

Welcome Volunteers! Join our volunteer team and contribute your time and skills to the Reynolds School District.

This project is designed to onboard new and returning staff members for partners within the Reynolds School District.

Participate in regular volunteer sessions to help maintain the Portland Memory Garden. Tasks include weeding, sweeping, dead-heading, leaf clean-up, picking up litter, occasional planting, and maintaining the safety and cleanliness of the premises.

Join a committed monthly gardening team to help keep the garden well-groomed year-round. Teams are asked to commit to one gardening session of 2-3 hours each month for at least one year, beginning in April 2025.

Volunteers will support programs that ensure equitable healthcare and healthier outcomes for mothers and families in Portland's African communities. Responsibilities include assisting with maternal health initiatives and providing compassionate care to families.

Participate in tool repair work parties to help maintain the tool inventory. This is a hands-on opportunity to learn about tool repair and contribute to keeping the library's tools functional.

Assist with publicizing the tool library through social media platforms. Volunteers should be savvy online and help increase the library's visibility and engagement with the community.

Assist in staffing the tool library during open hours. Volunteers will help with tool checkouts and returns, and engage with community members. Shifts are about 3 hours long, and volunteers are encouraged to sign up for one shift a month.

Represent the tool library at community events such as farmers’ markets and street fairs. Volunteers will help promote the library and engage with potential members.

Serve as an usher during concerts and events, helping attendees find their seats and providing general assistance to enhance the audience's experience.

Assist with various administrative tasks to support the operations of the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra. Volunteers will help ensure smooth functioning of the organization's day-to-day activities.

Participate in various tasks as needed to support the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra. This role requires flexibility and a willingness to assist in different areas.

Volunteers will clean, care for, and socialize with cats, providing enrichment and ensuring their well-being. Volunteers must be able to interact with cats, which may involve sitting, standing, and kneeling.

Volunteers transport animals to various locations, ensuring their safety and comfort during transit. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation.

Volunteers assist with administrative tasks such as database management and phone support. This role supports the overall operations of the organization.

Volunteers are responsible for cleaning and caring for dogs, including walking and providing indoor and outdoor enrichment. Volunteers must be physically capable of handling energetic dogs.

Assist with fundraisers, community events, and other pop-up needs. Responsibilities include event setup, guest assistance, and logistical support to ensure successful events.

Help run weekly after school programs, recording sessions, lessons, and live sound. Volunteers support youth in their musical journey by providing guidance and technical assistance.

Assist staff in running week-long rock camps during the summer months. Responsibilities include helping with music instruction, band formation, and supporting youth in writing and recording their own songs.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Assist in maintaining native wildflower plots along Highway 14 by participating in weeding, watering, and trimming activities. Volunteers will help ensure the health and beauty of these natural spaces.

Join our efforts to clean up Highway 14 by participating in our scheduled trash cleanup events from April to November. Volunteers will help remove roadside trash, contributing to a cleaner and more beautiful environment.

Help prepare and serve meals at ReFuel Washougal, partnering with Washougal High School's culinary arts class. Volunteers will assist in meal preparation and serving to support community members in need.