Assist in maintaining a 37-acre historic farm, including landscaping, gardening, carpentry, and helping with special events. Docents are also needed to give tours of the Hanley home.

Help keep the Research Library running by assisting customers at the front desk or working on research projects behind-the-scenes.

Assist in organizing and executing special events throughout the year, including cooking, decorating, and spreading the word.

Provide professional services to maintain SOHS properties, including painting, plumbing, HVAC repair, and general carpentry.

Help digitize an extensive film archive, including news clips from local events in the 60s and 70s, making these treasures available one film at a time.

Assist in maintaining an artifact collection of over 1 million objects, including cleaning artifacts, data entry, and assisting with exhibits. A volunteer coordinator is also needed to recruit and schedule volunteers.

Volunteers in the Foster Grandparent Program provide mentorship and support to children in schools and community centers. This role involves spending time with children, helping them with educational activities, and offering emotional support.

Volunteers in the RSVP program engage in various community service activities that benefit local organizations and residents. Tasks may include administrative support, event planning, and community outreach.

The Exhibition Chair secures venues for exhibitions and coordinates with volunteers to staff exhibitions, provide hospitality, and manage workshop presenters. They oversee the submission process for online entries.

The Volunteer Coordinator assists in recruiting volunteers, maintains a tracking system for volunteer hours, and compiles reports for exhibitions and outreach activities. They work closely with the Vice President and Committee Chairs.

The Regional Representative is responsible for setting up local events such as Paint Outs, Paint Ins, Critique Groups, and Workshops. They help members network and offer opportunities to show their work at local businesses.

Assist in guiding overland adventures for Veteran families, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Volunteers will help set up campsites, prepare meals, and facilitate outdoor activities.

The Social Media Co-Chair promotes PAO through social media platforms, managing the PAO Facebook page and group, and developing the Instagram site. They encourage member engagement and post pastel-related news.

Assist in growing and maintaining pollinator gardens while spreading awareness about native plants and pollinators. Volunteers will engage in various activities from gardening to educational outreach and research.

Support the Cascade Girl Apiary by assisting with beekeeping activities, including hive maintenance and honey production. Volunteers will learn about sustainable beekeeping practices and contribute to the health of local bee populations.

Assist in educating the public about the importance of pollinators in our ecosystem through various programs and events. Volunteers will help organize educational materials, engage with the community, and support event logistics.

Help organize and manage the Oregon Honey & Mead Festival. Volunteers will assist with setting up booths, guiding attendees, and supporting exhibitors and educators during the event.

Join Bee Regenerative at the Phoodery in Phoenix, Oregon, for their 'Pints for a Purpose' event. Volunteers will help engage the community, answer questions about bees and conservation, and assist with event logistics from 5pm to 9pm on July 3rd.

Assist in building trails, erecting signs, and organizing events as part of the Friends of Crater Lake. This volunteer opportunity involves outdoor activities and community engagement to support park maintenance and visitor experience.

Assist in the maintenance and creation of trails in the Applegate Ridge Trail system. Responsibilities include clearing paths, repairing trail surfaces, and ensuring trail signage is visible and accurate.

Help manage communications for the Applegate Trails Association, including social media updates, newsletters, and public relations efforts to promote the trails and events.

Coordinate volunteer activities, manage volunteer schedules, and ensure effective communication between volunteers and the organization.

Assist in promoting solar energy adoption by engaging with local communities and small businesses. Volunteers will help organize events, provide educational resources, and support outreach efforts to increase awareness of solar energy benefits.

Conduct oral history recordings and interviews to help preserve the stories and experiences of the local community for the Talent Historical Society.

Support the Talent Historical Society by engaging in fundraising activities and writing grants to secure funding for various projects and programs.

Help manage the office operations at the Talent Historical Society. Responsibilities include coordinating volunteers and assisting with office tasks.

Assist with physical work including carpentry tasks as the Talent Historical Society expands into their new facility. Volunteers will help with new exhibit design and installation.

Organize newspaper articles and assist in collecting and scanning photos to support the Talent Historical Society's archival efforts.

Assist in the production of the Talent Historical Society's newsletter. Tasks include writing, editing, and proofreading content for publication.

Transcribe and proofread Welborn Beeson's diaries as part of the Talent Historical Society's historical work. This role involves attention to detail and historical interest.

Volunteers work on maintaining and building trails in the Klamath-Siskiyou region. Responsibilities include physical labor, such as clearing brush and repairing trail surfaces, under the guidance of certified crew leaders.

Assist Bee Regenerative in sharing and celebrating their projects at community educational events or art exhibits. Volunteers will help with event setup, engage with attendees, and provide information about bee conservation and regenerative agriculture.

Volunteers are responsible for picking up food from markets, bakeries, and local organic farmers, sorting the food, and delivering it to organizations serving low-income people. Volunteers must be able to lift 30 pounds, work quickly, and commit to at least four hours weekly for a minimum of three months.

As a mentor, you will guide and support young female athletes, helping them to develop their skills and confidence. Responsibilities include regular meetings, providing encouragement, and sharing personal experiences in sports and leadership.

Volunteers assist in building the organizational structure during winter months, focusing on areas such as client finding, public awareness, and organizational development. This role supports the strategic growth and sustainability of the program.

Volunteers work as sidewalkers and horse leaders, committing to a minimum of a session of four meetings with two riders. This involves direct interaction with horses and participants, helping to facilitate therapeutic sessions.

Work behind the scenes to promote the Guitar Society's events and activities. Tasks include creating marketing materials, managing social media, and engaging with the community to increase awareness.

Assist at concerts and events organized by the Guitar Society of Southern Oregon. Responsibilities include event setup, guest assistance, and ensuring smooth event operations.

Help maintain and update the Guitar Society's website. Responsibilities include updating content, ensuring functionality, and improving the user experience.