Join one of our retail auxiliaries in a fun environment with flexible hours. Volunteers will assist in operations at thrift shops located in Los Gatos and San Jose, helping to raise funds for Pacific Clinics' services.

Volunteers are needed to create and host celebrations or events to raise awareness and funds for Pacific Clinics. Responsibilities include organizing events such as movie nights, golf tournaments, or walk-a-thons, and providing hands-on assistance at special events, workshops, or camps.

Join us in providing a grilled cheese sandwich and a listening ear for high school students at CV High School. Lunch Bunch operates every Wednesday and is a great opportunity to connect with youth and support their well-being.

Assist in recruiting new board members and serve on the Board of Directors to help guide the organization's future.

Help recruit new AFS members, distribute postcards around town, and post to social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Assist with AFS e-blasts and website updates.

Assist at screenings by staffing the membership table, handling will call, decorating, and taking photographs. Volunteers have the opportunity to see the show they work for free.

Staff the AFS booth at public events to engage with the community and promote the Alex Film Society's mission and events.

Volunteers play a crucial role in our operations, from distributing aid to offering emotional support. Your time and dedication can have a lasting impact on disaster survivors.

Join the Social Media Team to help raise awareness about the museum's activities and events through various social media platforms. Volunteers will create content, engage with followers, and help promote the museum's mission online.

Volunteers help promote the mission of the Armenian American Museum by assisting at various events and engaging with the community. Responsibilities may include setting up, managing event logistics, and interacting with attendees to enhance their experience.

Guest Services volunteers are the first point of contact for visitors, providing information and assistance. This role requires excellent communication skills and a passion for customer service, with training provided for all volunteers.

Horticulture volunteers help maintain the gardens by performing tasks such as weeding, watering, and plant care. This role is suitable for both experienced gardeners and those new to gardening, with training provided for all volunteers.

Education volunteers assist with a variety of programs designed for students and families. Responsibilities include working with children, leading tours, and helping with educational activities in the garden. Volunteers must be available during school hours and attend monthly meetings.

Join the GOCHA Youth Volunteer Program to assist with various community events. Responsibilities include setup and cleanup for events, helping during events, distributing newsletters, and managing flyers.

Volunteers will help with public programs, assisting with large festivals by directing visitors and staffing booths. Smaller programs may require taking tickets and checking RSVP lists.

Autry docents provide guided tours of core galleries and featured exhibitions to diverse audiences. Training includes classes in Western history and touring techniques, with no degree required.

Join the friendly and informative Autry staff in welcoming and guiding museum visitors. Volunteers will assist during special events like Sizzling Summer Nights and the American Indian Arts Festival.

Core Volunteers assist guests on grounds, support animal care behind the scenes, help staff in the office, and engage with the community. This role is ideal for individuals who have a love for the natural world and enjoy interacting with visitors of all ages.

The Docent Volunteer program is designed for those who love animals and enjoy working with children. Volunteers in this program will receive training to educate visitors about the zoo's animals and conservation efforts.

Keeper/Animal Care Volunteers assist in the care and feeding of the animals at the zoo. This role requires a commitment to animal welfare and a willingness to learn about animal care practices.