Join the Valley of the Moon Alliance in monitoring local development projects and policies that impact the environment and community. Volunteers will help gather information, attend meetings, and engage with the community to raise awareness about critical issues affecting Sonoma Valley.

Technical volunteers assist with tasks such as computer support, telescope maintenance, and web programming. This role requires specific skills, but you can learn a lot by helping out with various projects.

Help with public viewing sessions and assist in organizing events at the observatory. This role is perfect for those who want to contribute to the community and learn more about astronomy without needing extensive knowledge.

As a docent, you will interact with the public, explaining the night sky and answering questions about astronomy. Training is provided, and no prior knowledge of astronomy is required, making it accessible for all interested volunteers.

Join a regional volunteer Disaster Animal Response Team (DART) or a local Community Animal Response Team (CART) to help during emergencies and disasters. Volunteers will receive training and support to assist in animal disaster preparedness and response efforts.

Join our community of volunteers to help with garden maintenance tasks such as planting, weeding, and general upkeep of the garden. Volunteers will work alongside staff and other volunteers to ensure the garden remains a beautiful and educational space for visitors.

Support the organization of Fire Safety Meetings aimed at educating the community on wildfire prevention and safety measures. Volunteers will help with logistics, participant registration, and information dissemination.

Join the Tree Planting Day to contribute to environmental conservation efforts in the community. Volunteers will assist in planting trees, preparing planting sites, and educating participants about the benefits of trees.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the Neighborhood Night event to foster community engagement and strengthen neighborhood ties. Responsibilities include event setup, coordination, and participant interaction.

Participate in the Skyhawk Park Cleaning Day to help maintain and beautify local parks. Volunteers will engage in activities such as trash collection, landscaping, and general park maintenance.

The Professional Share Program invites Sonoma County professionals to volunteer their expertise in areas such as medicine, law, therapy, and financial advising to help those experiencing homelessness. This is an opportunity to make a significant impact in the community by sharing your skills and knowledge.

Become a part of the Be-Friending Program, where housed volunteers are paired with unhoused community members to build relationships and provide guidance. This program focuses on creating empathy and breaking down barriers between different community members.

Volunteers at Loving Farm Animal Sanctuary help with essential tasks such as cleaning stalls, chopping vegetables, and feeding animals. All new volunteers must attend an orientation and commit to at least one to two shifts a week for a minimum of three months.

Assist with administrative tasks at the sanctuary, including data entry, filing, and communication with potential adopters. This role is essential for keeping our operations running smoothly.

If you’re a business or a club that encourages your staff or members to volunteer, we’d love to host you. We can design a workday around your group that is educational and fun, contributing to the community while engaging in gardening and maintenance tasks.

Join our team to help plan and manage events that support the sanctuary and raise awareness for senior dog adoption. This role involves coordinating logistics, promoting events, and engaging with the community.

Help out the Daily Acts’ Programs team run our talks, tours, workshops, and installations designed to share skills and create community connections. Volunteers will assist with setup, registration, and capturing moments through photography or video.

As a docent, you will lead tours for the public at Shollenberger Park, Alman Marsh, and the Ellis Creek Wildlife Sanctuary. You will also visit elementary schools to conduct educational activities using hands-on, science-based methods. A commitment of 20 hours per year for two years is required after training.

Join efforts in wetlands restoration and maintenance by participating in activities such as cleaning up trash and debris, removing invasive weeds, and planting native species. This hands-on work is vital for the health of the wetlands ecosystem.

As a volunteer, you will help with daily dog care, including socializing, walking, bathing, and grooming the dogs at the sanctuary. Volunteers must be 18 years or older and are encouraged to apply by downloading the application from our website.