The Events and Activities Chair leads a team of volunteers responsible for creating community activities outside the classroom, such as icebreakers, raffles, and guest speaker events. This role involves coordinating, communicating, and leading a team to enhance the conference experience.

Conference volunteers contribute in various essential ways, such as helping with setup and take down, staffing the information desk, directing participants, and assisting with evening programs. Volunteers ensure a successful FOBA conference for all attendees.

Engage in outreach activities, coordinate volunteers, liaise with local businesses, assist in fundraising, and manage social media outreach.

Assist with the Historic Homes Tour, Garden Tour, Cemetery Tours, and other events. Volunteers are needed for both day-of-event support and pre-event planning and organization.

Support events by designing images or layouts using graphic design software and writing articles for newsletters or copy for brochures.

Help maintain the historic A.T. Smith House and its grounds through activities like painting, mowing, gardening, and general handy-person work.

Volunteer as a museum docent or work behind-the-scenes doing research, scanning photos, or cataloging collections at the Museum & Library at the Old Train Station.

Volunteers are needed every Thursday to assist with the operations of the food bank, including distributing food and cleaning up after the food bank closes. Volunteers can contribute just an hour or two to make a significant impact.

Enjoy the amazing art while helping to promote the library at Hillsboro's summer artistic showcase, La Strada held on Main Street in downtown Hillsboro. Volunteers help set up the outreach display, run the activity table, guide families through fun crafts, and hand out free books. Great event for creative, chatty people.

Help bring the library to where the people are! This summer the Library on the Loose van will traverse the city with games, activities and live performances hosted by the library and our City partners! Volunteers will help set up the mobile book cart, unload the crates of activities, giveaways, and games. You'll be busy helping people select a summer reading book or participating in activities.

The driving force of the Banks Fire District is its volunteers. If you want to help out, we encourage you to visit our website and download an application. We accept both in district residents as well as out of district residents as volunteers. Volunteering for Banks Fire District We respond to approximately 700+ emergency calls a year. Calls range from fighting fires, answering medical calls, extricating victims trapped in vehicles, rope and water rescues, and whatever else the community may need us for ... If you're interested in learning all of these skills and wanting to be a firefighter our Volunteer Coordinator will give you details about the requirements and when the next Firefighter Academy starts. | Requirements: Requirements: -Over 18 years of age -Must have a clean driving record -Free of any felony convictions -Ability to commit time towards training and response -Valid Oregon Drivers License -Desire to be a part of a team -Positive attitude | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

The driving force of the Banks Fire District is its volunteers. If you want to help out, we encourage you to visit our website and download an application. We accept both in district residents as well as out of district residents as volunteers. Volunteering for Banks Fire District We respond to approximately 700+ emergency calls a year. Calls range from fighting fires, answering medical calls, extricating victims trapped in vehicles, rope and water rescues, and whatever else the community may need us for ... If you're interested in learning all of these skills and wanting to be a firefighter our Volunteer Coordinator will give you details about the requirements and when the next Firefighter Academy starts. | Requirements: Requirements: -Over 18 years of age -Must have a clean driving record -Free of any felony convictions -Ability to commit time towards training and response -Valid Oregon Drivers License -Desire to be a part of a team -Positive attitude | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Looking for individuals who are interested in gaining fire and EMS skills while getting assistance with College Tuition. We have a few openings in our student volunteer program. As a student Volunteer you would fill a 24 hour shift as a Intern Firefighter and help respond to any emergency calls while on shift. In return we would help with reimbursement toward your college degree. Student Interns must be enrolled to obtain either an EMS degree or a Fire services degree. For more information please email our Volunteer Coordinator at brennann@banksfire.org | Requirements: Enrolled in College classes Work an ABC shift. Willing to Obtain Firefighter I certification as well as EMT or higher. | Categories: Other, Firefighter, EMT, Department Support

U of O's Natural and Cultural History Museum returns with a great environmentally based program. Volunteers are needed to help with hands on activities the museum brings.

Help the STEM librarian with setting up the science activity tables, helping patrons experience the hands on science, and then staying to clean up and put away the supplies.

Assist storyteller Librarian with setting up and cleaning up the space after the story for babies, birth to 12 months.

Assist librarian with set up and support for the first Friday of every month Teen get together. The program is designed for ages 10-14 who come together to enjoy various activities including crafts, playing games, watching movies, and just hanging out.

Assist patrons with the summer reading program display. Explain how the program works, help people pick out a free book to start their reading journey.

Assist patrons with learning how to use their devices and basic computer programs.

English/Spanish storytime helpers support the storyteller by welcoming patrons and helping with any crafts.

Volunteers are needed to support art education at Mooberry Elementary School. Responsibilities include assisting with art classes, organizing art materials, and participating in community events. Volunteers must pass a background check and complete an orientation.

Join the Tualatin Valley Beekeepers Association for a hands-on experience in the apiary. Volunteers will assist with bee-related activities and learn about beekeeping practices. This event is a great opportunity to engage with the community and support bee health.

Help bring the library to where the people are! This summer the Library on the Loose van will traverse the city with games, activities, and live performances. Volunteers will help set up and assist with various activities during the events.

Design and deliver presentations to local schools and groups about Helvetia's history, heritage, and farming.

Participate in seminars, recruit committee members, and work with landowners to preserve farm and forest lands.

Help with writing and distributing press releases and news items about Helvetia's programs, history, and conservation efforts.

Assist in selling merchandise at events, contribute ideas for new items, and maintain inventory and sales information.

Assist with graphic design, editing, photography, and tour guide activities to support historic and cultural tours in the Helvetia area.

Help bring the library to where the people are! This summer the Library on the Loose van will traverse the city with games, activities and live performances hosted by the library and our City partners! Volunteers will assist in various activities and ensure crowd control during performances.

Join World Water Watch's volunteer monitoring programs to help expand the scientific base of watershed protection. Volunteers will engage in data collection and conservation action initiatives in collaboration with partner organizations.

Support the hospitality team in managing food services during events, ensuring guests are served efficiently and courteously. Volunteers will assist with food preparation, serving, and cleanup.

Assist in planning and coordinating cultural events, ensuring smooth execution and participant satisfaction. Volunteers will help with logistics, scheduling, and communication with participants and vendors.

Assist in promoting events through social media channels, creating engaging content and interacting with the community online. Volunteers will help increase event visibility and engagement.

Assist in setting up event venues, including decoration and arrangement of spaces to reflect cultural themes. Volunteers will work with event coordinators to create visually appealing environments.

Manage stage activities during events, coordinating performers and ensuring timely transitions. Volunteers will work closely with performers and technical staff to maintain event flow.

Capture event moments through photography and videography, creating a visual record of cultural celebrations. Volunteers will work with the media team to document events for promotional use.

Provide logistical and technical support for events, including equipment setup and troubleshooting. Volunteers will ensure all technical aspects run smoothly during events.

Help maintain and update the SRN website with accurate and useful information. Volunteers with basic or advanced computer skills are welcome.

Serve on the Board of Directors to manage the affairs of Skyline Ridge Neighbors. Board members are elected for 1 or 2 year terms and meet monthly.

Contribute to the neighborhood news by reporting on local events and programs. Volunteers can focus on specific areas of interest to keep the community informed.

Assist in setting up and operating the annual neighborhood party and fundraiser. Volunteers are needed to help with various tasks to ensure the event runs smoothly.

Assist with social and fundraising events at Skyline Grange, such as garage sales, plant sales, and community dinners. Volunteers help organize and run these events.

Participate in efforts to control the spread of garlic mustard in collaboration with local organizations. Volunteers work together to protect the local environment.

Join the annual neighborhood clean-up event to make rural roads safer and cleaner. Volunteers spend a few hours picking up trash with other community members.

Join Experience Theatre Project as a volunteer to support immersive theater productions in Beaverton, OR. Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks, including set design, ushering, and administrative support.

Assist with cleaning and maintaining the ferret shelter to ensure a hygienic and comfortable environment for the animals. Volunteers should be prepared for physical tasks and have attention to detail.

Provide a temporary home for ferrets in need, offering them care and attention until they find a permanent home. Volunteers should be prepared to handle ferrets and provide a safe environment.

Participate in events to educate the public about ferret care and the shelter's mission. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking to groups and sharing information.

Engage with ferrets during play dates, helping to socialize them and provide enrichment activities. Volunteers should enjoy interacting with animals and have a playful spirit.

Assist foster families by picking up, laundering, and delivering clean clothes. Volunteers help alleviate the burden on foster families by ensuring they have clean clothing for the children in their care.

Support foster families by fulfilling specific needs requests submitted by them. Volunteers help by providing items or services that meet these needs, enhancing the quality of life for foster children and their caregivers.

Provide foster parents with a much-needed break by organizing and supervising activities for children during designated nights. Volunteers ensure a safe and fun environment for children while their caregivers take time off.

Organize a drive at your business or church to collect items needed by foster families, such as clothing, toys, and household goods. Volunteers coordinate the collection and delivery of donated items.