This role involves recruiting and developing partnerships with corporations and high-net-worth individuals. Experience in philanthropy and strong relationship skills are required.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the care and rehabilitation of rescued dogs. Responsibilities include feeding, walking, and providing general care for the dogs. Volunteers must commit to at least one day a week for three hours over a period of three months.

A Social Media Marketing Specialist Volunteer oversees social media accounts, creates posting schedules, and coordinates marketing strategies. Experience with social media platforms and excellent communication skills are required.

Volunteer Ambassadors promote the mission of spreading kindness through storytelling, meditation, and humanitarian initiatives. Responsibilities include connecting with the community, leading online outreach, and galvanizing public support.

Join us in our mission to clean and preserve the ocean environment. Volunteers will help in organizing and participating in ocean clean-up activities, ensuring a cleaner and safer marine ecosystem.

As a Technology Education Mentor, volunteers will engage in near-peer mentorship to provide up-to-date technological knowledge to students. Mentors will empower youth by offering guidance and support in technology-related projects and initiatives.

The Grant Writer Volunteer writes grant proposals, collaborates on fundraising projects, and develops relationships with stakeholders. A bachelor's degree and experience in grant writing are preferred.

The Content Writer Volunteer creates digital content for programs and initiatives, organizes writing schedules, and collaborates with a writing team. Strong writing skills and familiarity with SEO strategies are essential.

Assist in the removal of invasive plant species to help restore native habitats in O'ahu National Wildlife Refuges. Volunteers will work under a Volunteer Service Agreement to support conservation efforts.

Participate in organized beach clean-up events to maintain and protect the coastal environments of O'ahu National Wildlife Refuges. Volunteers will help remove litter and debris from beaches.

Engage in native plant restoration projects to support the ecological health of O'ahu National Wildlife Refuges. Volunteers will assist in planting and caring for native species.

Develop sponsorship packages, conduct outreach to potential donors and corporate sponsors, and solicit gifts in kind and/or monetary donations for programs and events.

Assist in membership outreach, building greater active membership, and soliciting updates of member contact and interests information.

Assist with sales at events, organize community displays, host visiting artists, provide leis for guests, set up media presentations, and help with various tasks associated with signature programs.

Arrange hospitality logistics, set up tables with refreshments and snacks, and serve food and beverages at program receptions, openings, and ad hoc events.

Organize volunteers, gather data on volunteer skills, interests, and expertise, and work with program chairs and event coordinators to contact, solicit, and schedule volunteers.

Work with the board of directors, graphic design professionals, and a communications team to develop a new organization logo and visual branding.

Volunteers are needed to assist at various events organized by The Honolulu Chorale. Responsibilities may include event setup, guest assistance, and general support during performances.

Hike Assistants support Hike Coordinators by watching cars at trailheads and assisting with hike logistics. They are contacted by coordinators when needed for specific hikes.

Volunteers will help raise awareness about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) in the community through educational presentations and outreach programs. Responsibilities include organizing events, distributing informational materials, and engaging with community members to promote understanding of FASD.

Hike Coordinators lead four hikes per year and attend trail clearings, committing to 8 days annually. They manage the logistics and safety of hikes, ensuring a smooth experience for participants.

Volunteers are needed to support national events such as Drive Electric Earth Day and National Drive Electric Week. Responsibilities include greeting and educating the public, conducting ride-alongs, and preparing event venues. These events are hosted by local clubs across the islands.

Volunteers are needed to support SafeRide Hawaii's mission by assisting with various tasks, including community outreach and awareness campaigns. Volunteers will help promote safe driving practices and prevent impaired driving incidents.

Every Sunday, volunteers clear trails for upcoming hikes using tools like loppers and machetes to remove invasive plants. This opportunity is open to both members and non-members, contributing to trail maintenance and conservation.

Volunteers can join various committees such as Books and Records, Clubhouse, Events, Facebook, Hike, Hike Safety Advisory, Instagram, Newsletter, Public Relations, Property Maintenance, and Website. Each committee has specific goals and responsibilities to support the club's operations.

Volunteers can share their hiking experiences or trips with HTMC members through presentations. This involves preparing a short talk, showing pictures, and bringing mementos to engage the audience.

Assist in organizing and conducting educational meetings for brain injury survivors and their families. Volunteers will help with event planning, guest speaker coordination, and distribution of educational materials.

Facilitate support group meetings for brain injury survivors and their families, providing a safe space for sharing experiences and coping strategies. Volunteers will help coordinate meeting logistics and provide information on available resources.

Join the Bite Back Against Diabetes committee to help organize and participate in initiatives aimed at combating diabetes. New committee members are welcome to contribute ideas and support ongoing projects.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the Hawaiian Scottish Festival & Highland Games. Responsibilities include helping with event setup, assisting vendors, and providing information to attendees. Volunteers are required to work a minimum of 2-hour shifts and will receive a gift and refreshments.

Assist in restoring the marine environment by removing invasive algae from the nearshore waters of Maunalua Bay. Volunteers help maintain the balance of the ecosystem by participating in scheduled huki events or adopting a plot for ongoing care.

Assist in the restoration of Native Hawaiian fishponds by participating in activities such as clearing invasive species, planting native plants, and maintaining the fishpond structures. Volunteers will help reconnect the community with ancestral practices and contribute to the ecological health of the area.

Participate in coral restoration efforts by photographing and identifying corals, fragmenting them for outplanting, and assisting with monitoring efforts. This project aims to restore the reefs of Maunalua Bay with thermally resilient corals.

Rehabbers care for baby birds until they are ready to go to a foster or aviary. This role involves feeding birds on a strict schedule and requires dedication and compassion. Volunteers are supported with classes, mentors, and supplies.

Education volunteers help teach the public about Hawaii's wild birds and their care. This role is ideal for those who love teaching and sharing knowledge.

Marketing volunteers work with the social media team to share success stories and educate the public about Hawaii's birds. This role also involves writing and editing newsletters.

Hotline volunteers check voicemail messages and respond to inquiries about bird care and emergencies. This role requires good communication skills and a passion for helping birds.

Transporters are needed to move injured or baby birds from finders to rehabbers or fosters. This role is crucial for ensuring the birds receive timely care.

Fosters care for birds that are eating on their own but are not ready to be released. This involves providing fresh food and water and maintaining a clean environment for the birds to heal.

Engage in the preservation of the Hawea Heiau Complex by participating in workdays that involve site maintenance, cultural education, and community engagement activities to uphold the historical significance of the area.

Participate in the restoration and maintenance of the Keawawa Wetland. Volunteers will assist with activities such as planting native species, removing invasive plants, and general site upkeep to preserve the wetland's ecosystem.

Assist in organizing and facilitating youth conferences aimed at empowering Filipino youths. Responsibilities include event setup, participant coordination, and providing support during workshops and activities.

Help maintain the rain garden by weeding, picking up litter, watering plants, and planting native species. Stewards ensure the garden remains effective in protecting marine ecosystems from runoff.