Volunteers post signage and educate visitors about the unique strand feeding behavior of dolphins and the safety measures to follow at popular spots like Kiawah and Seabrook.

Assist the Seabrook Island Natural History Group with various tasks to support their educational and cultural programs. Volunteers may help with event organization, trail maintenance, or administrative tasks.

Volunteers assist on-site as needed or help during children's camps, supporting the mission of providing respite care for foster children. Responsibilities may include supervising activities, assisting with camp operations, and ensuring a safe environment for all participants.

Join the Let's Walk initiative to provide companionship for individuals who need a walking partner. Volunteers will help community members stay active and socially connected by walking together.

Assist with organizing and distributing school uniforms for students at Memminger School of Global Studies. Volunteers will help ensure that students have the necessary attire for the upcoming school year.

Transport volunteers are crucial for safely transporting rescue dogs from shelters to foster homes, vet appointments, and adoption events. Volunteers may also assist with delivering essential supplies like heartworm prevention and medications for sick animals.

Capture precious moments for families in the NICU who miss many exciting milestones as parents. Your artistic lens will have an unimaginable impact on the family's morale.

Assist in crafting bonding hearts, g-tube covers, and costumes as part of a new initiative. Skilled crafters with the ability to sew, knit, or crochet are needed.

Event support volunteers help plan and run adoption events, fundraisers, and educational initiatives. They may also serve as animal handlers, providing love and care to dogs during events.

Volunteers are needed to help set up booths, walk dogs, engage with potential fosters/adopters/volunteers, and distribute information at events. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old or accompanied by an adult.

Assist with various event roles such as greeting guests, hosting, and helping with event set-up and breakdown. Volunteers receive a Cocktail Week Pass in return for their time.

Support our education lab on wheels by reading to students, assisting with computer use, and helping adults navigate resources. This initiative aims to enhance educational opportunities for all ages.

Assist with the care and well-being of animals in the community by providing resources and support to pet families. Volunteers will help with tasks such as feeding, grooming, and basic medical care for dogs and cats.

Volunteers assist with tabling outreach at events, showcasing marine mammal bones, sharing information on local dolphins, and selling merchandise to support the organization.

Volunteers assist in the field with scribing, taking photos, measurements, and helping with necropsies of stranded marine mammals, with training provided.

Volunteers collect baseline data on local Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins through short 1.5-hour shifts around the Charleston area.

Volunteers engage the next generation through private camps, school programs, and STEM events, teaching kids to care for and be stewards of the oceans.

Volunteers lead dolphin counts, educate guests on local dolphins, and act as ambassadors for LMMN at one of the 12 sites during the largest citizen scientist event of the year.

Mentors will assist middle school students in goal-setting and academic exploration, focusing on the development of character and leadership skills. Mentors must be at least 21 years old, pass a background check, and complete orientation training.

Mentors will help high school students develop skill sets and relationships within various industries, dedicating one hour per week to mentoring. Mentors must be at least 21 years old, pass a background check, and complete orientation training.

Mentors will support the development of social and emotional skills in elementary school students by spending one hour per week with them during lunch. Mentors must be at least 21 years old, pass a background check, and complete orientation training.

Volunteers at Beautiful Gate Center contribute to advancing the organization's mission by supporting various programs for families and children with developmental disabilities and autism. Volunteers may assist in therapy sessions, help organize events, or provide administrative support.

Help provide fresh food options with dignity and choice at the community market. Volunteers are needed to stock shelves, assist patrons, and support clinics. Spanish bilingual volunteers are especially welcome.

Join our volunteer family and help make our dynamic programs and operations a success. Volunteers will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich history of the community while supporting various events and initiatives.

Assist with programs, projects, and special events aimed at empowering and supporting youth. Volunteers will engage directly with students, providing mentorship and support in various activities.

Volunteers are needed to assist individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in community activities, helping them to integrate and participate fully. Responsibilities include providing companionship, assisting with activities, and supporting individuals in various settings.