Assist in serving and clean up for a reception honoring a featured artist. Volunteers must be at least 21 years old.

Distribute marketing materials created by Las Olas Capital Arts. Documentation for school provided if needed. Volunteers must be at least 14 years old.

Assist in raising awareness about human trafficking through community outreach and educational activities. Volunteers will work with committees to engage the community and provide information on how to identify and report trafficking.

Join Noah's Rescue Inc as a volunteer to assist in rescuing and caring for abused and abandoned animals. Volunteers can engage in various roles such as transport, networking, social media, and direct animal care.

Volunteers are needed to support various activities that promote health and education for children. Responsibilities may include assisting with health fairs, educational drives, and other events to help foster children's potential.

Assist in providing in-home supportive care, transportation, and companionship to adults with disabilities. Volunteers will help facilitate adult day training center programs and offer respite care, ensuring individuals receive the support they need to thrive.

As a Lockhart Cares Mentor, you will provide guidance and support to at-risk youth, helping them develop a healthy identity and build self-belief. Mentors are expected to facilitate skill development and social connections necessary for the youth's success.

Join the Blue Water Task Force, Surfrider’s volunteer water quality monitoring program. Volunteers will help collect water samples and analyze data to protect public health at the beach and raise awareness about local pollution issues.

As a Community Engagement Volunteer, you will assist in enlightening youth and engaging the public through various programs and events. Your unique talents and interests will help us preserve Fort Lauderdale’s history and share it with the community.

Join a dedicated team of volunteers to help create positive change for youth through various programs such as Learning Together, Family Strengthening, and S.M.A.R.T. Team. Opportunities are available for middle and high school students to earn volunteer/service hours.

Work with the Grounds Manager in the care and preservation of the gardens. Volunteers should have a positive attitude and a passion for gardening, with a willingness to learn.

Lead tours of the main house, sharing the Bonnet House story with visitors. Training is provided, and volunteers must first serve as back-up guides.

Assist with research tasks, requiring computer or typing ability and organizational skills. Volunteers should be able to work with various data formats.

Compile and input data for events and files, requiring knowledge of computers and various software programs. Volunteers must be able to decipher handwriting and organize data effectively.

Welcome visitors and guests to Bonnet House during tours, weddings, receptions, and special events. Greeters should have enthusiasm for history and be able to provide directional information to guests.

Promote the Museum’s educational mission by conducting programs for school children and answering questions. Training and curriculum will be provided.

Assist the Curator in the care and maintenance of archives and collections. Volunteers should have enthusiasm for history and be detail-oriented.

Share the history of Bonnet House with visitors, requiring enthusiasm for history and the ability to effectively communicate with groups. Volunteers must be dependable and flexible.

Monitor the main house front entrance and courtyard, checking admissions and ensuring that all self-guided guests understand the rules and layout. This role requires enthusiasm for history and effective communication skills.

Share historical, environmental, and botanical facts with visitors on the nature trail. A valid driver's license is required, and training will be provided.