Support our thrift store operations by sorting donations, organizing merchandise, and assisting customers. Volunteers help generate revenue that supports CCPC's programs and services.

Transport volunteers are needed to help with transporting animals to and from vet appointments or picking up animals from shelter transports. Volunteers should be comfortable driving and handling animals.

Assist with setting up and taking down tents, crates, banners, and tables at adoption and fundraising events. Volunteers play a key role in ensuring the success of these events.

Volunteers are needed daily from 9:00-11:00 to assist with feeding, cleaning, laundry, and other tasks at the adoption center. This role is crucial for maintaining a clean and healthy environment for the animals.

Socialize with cats at the adoption center to help them become more comfortable around people. This role is vital for preparing cats for adoption.

Walk dogs on Saturdays at the adoption center to provide them with exercise and socialization. This is an excellent opportunity for dog lovers to make a difference in the lives of shelter pets.

Support local families struggling with food insecurity by assisting with the collection and distribution of food donations to local pantries and programs.

Help organize and execute the annual Thanksgiving Dinner event aimed at fostering community connectedness and combating isolation. Volunteers will assist with food preparation, serving, and event setup.

Assist with health and dental exams for uninsured children, helping to identify and address serious health and dental needs. Volunteers will support doctors and nurses during the clinic.

Assist in organizing and facilitating youth programs aimed at fostering education and community among refugee and immigrant children. Volunteers will help with activities, mentoring, and providing support to children and families.

Assist with various tasks at the Park City Museum, including helping with exhibits, guiding visitors, and supporting educational programs. Volunteers play a crucial role in enhancing the visitor experience and preserving the museum's collections.

Guide visitors through the Wasatch Wildflower Festival, sharing knowledge about the diverse plant species and their ecological significance. Enhance visitor experience with educational insights.

Engage with visitors at Silver Lake, providing educational tours and information about the local ecosystem and wildlife. Help foster a deeper understanding of the natural environment.

Assist in controlling invasive plant species to maintain healthy ecosystems in the Cottonwood Canyons. Work alongside experts to protect the natural flora.

Participate in the construction, rerouting, and maintenance of over 100 miles of trails in the Cottonwood Canyons. Help ensure the trails are safe and accessible for all visitors.

Support the maintenance and preservation of trails across the Tri-Canyons area. Work with a team to ensure trails are well-kept and environmentally sustainable.

Support our special events such as the Overall Ball, Live PC Give PC, and Celebrating Home - Tree Show & Auction. Opportunities include event logistics, fundraising, marketing, and general admin.

Join our Home Repair program to help repair homes in the community. This is a great activity for groups of 6 to 12 people and includes tasks such as plumbing, drywall, and maintenance.

Host events as part of the Brighton Institute Continuing Education Programs (BICEPS) Series, including introducing speakers and managing event logistics.

Contribute to the Brighton Institute by assisting with grant writing efforts to secure funding for various programs and events.