Join us in building and rehabilitating homes for low-income families in Southern Utah. Volunteers will assist in various construction tasks under the guidance of experienced staff.

The Habitat ReStore offers multiple volunteer opportunities geared toward individual interests and skills. Duties include unloading and sorting donations, merchandising, customer service, and donation pickup. Flexible shifts are available.

We will train volunteers. We recruit full time positions from our volunteers. We are a full service provider up to the paramedic level. We have openings for volunteers, and full and part time positions. We serve Hurricane, Laverkin, Leeds, VIrgin, Rockville, Springdale, Kolob, and part of Washington City | Requirements: 18 and high school graduate. Must be drug free with a clean criminal and driving record. | Categories: Community Education, Department Support, EMT, Firefighter

Help protect one of our region’s rarest plants—Shivwits milkvetch, a federally endangered species found only in Washington County. Volunteers will engage in conservation and weed control activities.

Organize a food drive to collect essential food items for children in need. This role involves planning and coordinating efforts to gather donations from the community.

Spread awareness about childhood hunger and inspire others to volunteer. This role involves using social media and other platforms to educate the community and encourage involvement.

Volunteer to help pack meals for food-insecure families, ensuring children have the nutrition they need over weekends and holidays. This role is crucial in supporting the organization's mission to fight childhood hunger.

Volunteer Advocates provide support and advocacy to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Responsibilities include answering helpline calls, providing resources, and assisting with safety planning.

Assist with the care of rescue dogs, including feeding, cleaning, and socializing to prepare them for adoption. Volunteers may also help with events and office work as needed.

Assist with office reception duties, providing information to visitors and handling inquiries. Volunteers will help maintain a welcoming environment and support administrative tasks.

Manage and create content for ICL's social media platforms to engage the community and promote events. Volunteers will collaborate with the marketing team to enhance online presence.

Support the online registration program by entering data and ensuring accurate content management. Volunteers will work with the administrative team to maintain up-to-date records.

Participate in various committees such as Marketing, Social, Curriculum, Strategic Planning, and Scholarship. Volunteers will contribute to planning and executing programs and events.

Assist in creating and distributing the ICL newsletter. Volunteers will write articles, prepare mailings, and contribute to publishing efforts.

Assist in providing outreach and crisis services on the streets to youth in Ogden, Cedar City, St. George, and surrounding communities. Volunteers help in engaging with youth and providing immediate support and resources.

Support the drop-in center by assisting with food distribution, managing hygiene and clothing supplies, and offering case management support to youth ages 12-18. Volunteers help create a welcoming environment for youth accessing services.

Assist the Red Rock Center for Independence in various tasks to support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence. Responsibilities may include administrative tasks, event support, and community outreach.

Assist in providing engaging activities that stimulate the brain and provide social interaction for those with moderate dementia. Volunteers help with organizing games, crafts, and exercises, ensuring participants have a fulfilling experience.

Provide daily phone call check-ins for older adults, individuals with memory loss, and caregivers who may be at risk for health concerns. Volunteers offer companionship and ensure the well-being of participants.

Assist in guiding visitors through the museum, providing information about exhibits and the history of early settlers in Washington County. Volunteers will help preserve and share the pioneer legacy with the community.

Facilitate in-person support groups for caregivers, providing educational and emotional support in a welcoming space. Volunteers help organize meetings and ensure a supportive environment for attendees.

Calling physically capable volunteers to help get ahead of a growing Sahara mustard problem in the Cougar Cliffs back-country. Volunteers are encouraged to sign up for as many days as they’re available.

Organize a donation drive or drop off items to support individuals facing homelessness. Help collect essential items that empower people to shift onto a path leading to their best life.

Lead 45-minute tours of the Switchpoint facility to educate visitors about the services and support provided to individuals experiencing homelessness. Coordinate with groups to schedule tours.

Assist with promoting the choir by creating and distributing posters and managing social media presence. Help increase the visibility of the choir's events and activities.

Supervise and take attendance during rehearsals every Wednesday. Ensure a safe and organized environment for choir members.

Participate in planning and coordinating the choir's upcoming tour. Assist with logistics, scheduling, and communication with venues.

Assist in the distribution of free showy milkweed seedlings at various locations across Utah. Volunteers will help set up, manage, and distribute seedlings to the public during scheduled events.