Volunteers are needed to teach a variety of subjects to engaged adult learners during three sessions each year. If you have a passion for a subject and enjoy sharing knowledge, please contact our Program Manager to discuss your interests.

Coaches are needed to assist seniors in computer classes by guiding them during lessons. Sessions are held in the mornings or afternoons, and topics vary.

Volunteer drivers are needed to provide transportation for seniors to shopping, banking, and other non-medical services. Drivers can choose their availability and must have at least 10 years of driving experience.

Office assistants help with administrative duties such as answering phones, taking service requests, and connecting seniors to local services. Shifts are available from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm or 12:30 pm to 3:30 pm.

During February and March, volunteers assist seniors (60+) with filing their taxes through the VITA program. This is a great way to help seniors navigate tax preparation.

Join us in enhancing our local parks by participating in clean-up events, planting trees, and maintaining green spaces. Volunteers will work alongside community members to ensure our parks remain beautiful and accessible for all.

Coach or assistant coach for ages 11-13 girls basketball! Commitment is twice per week. Practices will be once during the weeknights and games take place on Saturdays.

Coach or assistant coach for ages 15-17 basketball! Commitment is twice per week. Practices will be once during the weeknights and games take place on Saturdays.

Coach or assistant coach for ages 7-8 basketball! Commitment is twice per week. Practices will be once during the weeknights and games take place on Saturdays.

Coach or assistant coach for ages 13-14 basketball! Commitment is twice per week. Practices will be once during the weeknights and games take place on Saturdays.

Coach or assistant coach for ages 11-12 basketball! Commitment is twice per week. Practices will be once during the weeknights and games take place on Saturdays.

Volunteers are invited to join the OPEAT team to support their mission of bridging the digital divide. Responsibilities may include assisting with training programs, community outreach, and administrative tasks to support the organization's goals.

Participate in adoption fairs during Spring and Fall to meet and greet the public, sharing information about Golden Retrievers and TGRR.

Develop and present educational programs about Golden Retrievers and responsible dog care to the public.

Solicit and write articles for the TGRR newsletter, ensuring it is printed and distributed quarterly.

Conduct home visits for prospective adopters to ensure a suitable environment for the Golden Retrievers before placement.

Assist with parking cars at Grasshopper’s baseball games and participate in planning and executing fundraising activities from April to September.

Respond to volunteer inquiries and assist in organizing volunteers for special projects within TGRR.

Maintain and update the TGRR website to ensure accurate and current information is available to the public.

Promote TGRR’s activities and events through various media channels to increase public awareness and engagement.