Assist in guiding visitors through the museum, providing information about exhibits and the history of La Center. Volunteers are needed on the first and third Saturdays of the month from 12-4pm.

As a Volunteer Advocate, assist Friends of Clark County in promoting local food systems, supporting affordable housing, and preserving open spaces. Engage in outreach and education to influence local and regional policymakers.

Join the Friends of Clark County as a board or committee member to help influence public policy and advocate for the protection of local farmlands, forests, and wildlife habitats. Engage with diverse communities and support local food systems and affordable housing initiatives.

Assist with various museum activities including organizing exhibits, cataloging artifacts, and supporting public programs. Volunteers will work closely with museum staff to enhance visitor experience and maintain the museum's collections.

Join SWWICCA in participating in Santa's Posse's Gift Delivery event in Clark County. Volunteers will help deliver gifts to those in need, spreading holiday cheer and supporting the community.

Help organize and coordinate events that bring the magic of reading to children in the community. Responsibilities include planning event logistics, coordinating with other volunteers, and ensuring a smooth execution of events.

As a Food Donor, fill a green bag with nonperishable food every two months and place it outside your front door for collection. Each full bag contributes approximately ten meals to the community.

Assist in distributing books to children and families in need. Volunteers will help sort and package books, deliver them to designated locations, and engage with the community to promote literacy.

Host story time sessions for children, fostering a love for reading and imagination. Volunteers will read stories to children, engage them in discussions, and create a welcoming environment for learning.

Join the Support Team to help with various tasks such as unloading food bags, making phone calls, and assisting with special projects. This role is flexible and essential to the organization’s operations.

As a Neighborhood Coordinator, pick up donors’ green bags every two months and deliver them to local food pantries. This role involves organizing and motivating a small group of food donors.

Assist in organizing and coordinating monthly meetings of the Vancouver Barracks Military Association. Responsibilities include setting up meeting spaces, managing attendance, and liaising with attendees and speakers.

Participate in a food packing event at Clark County Food Bank, where volunteers will sort and package food to provide meals to local families in need. This is a demonstration of community support and enthusiasm.

Volunteers will be trained to groom both long-hair and short-hair cats, helping to keep their claws duller and hairballs under control. This role is essential for maintaining the health and comfort of the cats.

Volunteers are needed to help with regular chores such as scooping cat boxes, cleaning kennel areas, feeding, and watering the cats. Volunteers will also have the opportunity to assist with special projects like gardening and remodeling kennels.

Ambassadors of Hope are volunteers who advocate for Shared Hope's mission in their local communities. They engage in awareness activities, host events, and educate others about the signs of trafficking.

Volunteers in Vancouver support special projects at Shared Hope's Washington State Headquarters. They assist with various tasks to further the organization's mission.

Defenders are men who work to understand and combat the marketplace of commercial sexual exploitation. They participate in educational activities and advocacy efforts to prevent trafficking.

Help maintain the Giving Garden which grows organic, pesticide-free fruits and vegetables for the food pantry. Volunteers will also assist in teaching community members how to grow their own gardens.

Assist in the shopping style food pantry by helping individuals and families select healthy food options. Volunteers will help organize and distribute fresh produce, meat, dairy, and canned goods.

Assist in cooking classes for low-income community members, teaching nutrition, menu planning, budgeting, kitchen safety, and sanitation.

Support the homeless care program by distributing food, socks, blankets, seasonal clothing, and hygiene care packs to the homeless community.

Connect with the alumni network and participate as a panelist to share industry insights and experiences with current students.

Serve on an advisory committee aligned with your industry to provide guidance and support for specific degree programs at Clark College.

Participate in MESA’s mentoring program to support students in STEM fields through guidance and mentorship.

Become a guest speaker in a classroom setting to share your expertise and engage with students on relevant topics.

Volunteer to pack or distribute food boxes at the Penguin Pantry, supporting students' basic needs.

Sign up for 'Check out a Professional' to become a career resource for students, providing guidance and advice.

Participate in practice/mock interviews with career services to help students prepare for job interviews.

Volunteer as a counselor or specialist at Camp Spark, assisting blind and visually impaired individuals in sports and physical activities. Responsibilities include supporting participants, ensuring safety, and facilitating activities.

Assist with NWABA's special fundraising events throughout the year. Duties include event preparation, fundraising support, and day-of-event responsibilities to ensure successful execution.

Assist in the rehabilitation and care of orphaned and injured squirrels. Responsibilities include feeding, housing, and preparing squirrels for release. Volunteers are crucial in ensuring the well-being of the animals during their recovery process.

Volunteers are needed to provide mentorship to young girls in Southern Africa, helping them gain confidence and make positive life choices. This role involves consistent engagement and support to empower girls in patriarchal societies.

Join the Trauma Disruptor Coalition to stand up for vulnerable children by advocating for trauma disruption and family reunification. Members are encouraged to spread awareness, participate in advocacy efforts, and support the organization's mission through various initiatives.

Share and develop your writing skills while making a significant impact for the kids and families served by Journey Theater. This role involves writing and developing grant proposals.

Make a visible difference in the warehouse by sorting, organizing, and labeling stock items, cleaning, and improving storage areas.

Get hands-on with the details that make classes, shows, and camps happen. Tasks include scanning, printing, and copying materials, preparing communications, and running occasional errands.

Lend your sewing skills to create costumes for upcoming productions. This role involves working with the costume team to bring characters to life on stage.

Help keep the Journey community strong by creating opportunities for alumni to stay involved and connected. This role involves organizing events and communications for former students and parents.

Share your time, creativity, and skills to plan and execute fundraising events and VIP experiences. This role involves organizing two or three events each year, with a flexible commitment of 2-4 hours per month.

Assist in organizing and facilitating monthly programs held on the first Tuesday of the month. Duties include setting up the venue, welcoming attendees, and helping with any technical requirements during the presentations.

Lead bird walks and field trips for local and visiting birders, sharing knowledge about local bird species and habitats. Volunteers should be familiar with local birding hotspots and have good communication skills.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the care of animals at the sanctuary. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and providing companionship to the animals. Volunteers should share their strengths and any experience with the animal community.

Join the annual neighborhood clean-up event to make rural roads safer and cleaner. Volunteers spend a few hours picking up trash with other community members.

Participate in efforts to control the spread of garlic mustard in collaboration with local organizations. Volunteers work together to protect the local environment.

Help maintain and update the SRN website with accurate and useful information. Volunteers with basic or advanced computer skills are welcome.

Assist with social and fundraising events at Skyline Grange, such as garage sales, plant sales, and community dinners. Volunteers help organize and run these events.

Assist in setting up and operating the annual neighborhood party and fundraiser. Volunteers are needed to help with various tasks to ensure the event runs smoothly.

Contribute to the neighborhood news by reporting on local events and programs. Volunteers can focus on specific areas of interest to keep the community informed.

Serve on the Board of Directors to manage the affairs of Skyline Ridge Neighbors. Board members are elected for 1 or 2 year terms and meet monthly.

Carry banners during the parade, showcasing various groups and sponsors. This role is perfect for those who want to be part of the parade procession and engage with the community.

Assist with organizing and managing the staging area for parade participants. This role involves helping participants prepare for the parade and ensuring smooth operations in the staging area.

As a Barrier Monitor, you will ensure the safety of parade participants by monitoring street closures along the parade route. This role allows you to enjoy the festivities while contributing to a safe and successful event.

Help maintain the cleanliness of the parade route by participating in post-parade clean-up efforts. This role is crucial for ensuring the community remains tidy and welcoming after the event.

Engage directly with local state or federal wildlife management agencies to influence wildlife policy. Responsibilities include keeping tabs on management plan updates, submitting public comments, and attending meetings to give verbal public comments.

Participate in local events representing The Belmont Goats, including setting up booths and transporting goats if needed. Volunteers help engage the community and promote the organization at events.

Volunteers are needed to attend gate hours to welcome visitors, answer questions, and ensure visitors follow Chester’s Rules. This opportunity is critical for maintaining visitor engagement and safety.

Help with upkeep of outbuildings and contribute ideas for new structures for goat enrichment. This role involves occasional maintenance tasks and creative input for facility improvements.

Help promote The Belmont Goats through marketing efforts and merchandise creation. Volunteers engage in spreading awareness and supporting the organization's branding initiatives.

Assist with regular health maintenance including hoof trimming and vaccinations. Volunteers help contain goats, administer treats, and perform health tasks. Experience in animal care is preferred but not required.

Assist in picking up and dropping off supplies such as hay, straw, and medical supplies. Volunteers ensure the herd has the necessary resources for their care and maintenance.

Volunteers are responsible for feeding the goats, changing water, refilling hay, checking for litter, and ensuring the goats' well-being. Training and a trial period are required to ensure a good fit.

Engage with the North Portland community to spread awareness about The Belmont Goats. Volunteers develop creative outreach strategies to connect with neighbors and promote the herd.

Assist in raising donations and finding new funding streams to support the herd. Volunteers contribute ideas and efforts to maintain financial stability for the goats' care.

Manage The Belmont Goats' presence on social media platforms, keeping content fun, current, and informational. Volunteers help engage online communities and promote the organization's mission.

Research and apply for agriculture- and community-related grants to support the farm's operations. Volunteers will write applications and manage follow-up materials.

Utilize bookkeeping skills to manage the farm's financial records, allowing the team to focus on agricultural activities. Experience with nonprofit bookkeeping is preferred.

Manage and maintain a bee hive to support the farm's ecosystem. Experience in beekeeping is required, and proximity to North Portland is preferred.

Assist with various farm tasks such as planting, watering, weeding, and harvesting. Volunteers help sustain the farm's operations and contribute to feeding the community.

Manage the farm's presence on Instagram to increase awareness and engagement. Volunteers will spend a few hours weekly creating and posting content.

Assist in organizing and participating in educational fairs and conferences to raise awareness about ovarian cancer. Responsibilities include setting up booths and distributing information.

As a Peer Mentor, you will be matched with a woman who is newly diagnosed or facing a recurrence of ovarian cancer. You will provide support and guidance based on your own experiences and training.

Help organize and manage the annual O-Vary Funny fundraiser event. Responsibilities include soliciting auction items and assisting on the event night.

As a Survivor Teaching Students speaker, you will share your personal story and insights to educate students about ovarian cancer and its impact.

Help connect Roosevelt High School with the local business community by securing sponsorships and finding ways for the school to give back to the community.

Help share updates and happenings of the Roosevelt Supporter Club through social media platforms.

Assist with new designs for merchandise, as well as ordering, storage, sales, and distribution of Roosevelt gear.

Assist in sorting donations, organizing the clothing closet, and helping students find items they need.

Oversee concessions operations at home events, working with students and ensuring smooth operations. Training and a manual are provided.

Support the stage crew in managing props, scenery, and other backstage elements during performances. Work closely with the production team to ensure seamless transitions and a successful show.

Welcome and assist patrons during theater performances. Ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees by managing seating and providing information as needed.

Assist in designing and implementing set, lighting, sound, and costume elements for theater productions. Collaborate with the production team to bring creative visions to life on stage.

Create handmade blankets for children who are seriously ill, traumatized, or in need. Blankets provide love, security, and comfort to children aged 0-18.