Join us in our community cleanup initiatives to help keep local parks and beaches clean and safe. Volunteers will assist in picking up litter and engaging with community members to promote environmental awareness.

Volunteers can help out at various events sponsored by the Alhambra Preservation Group. This may include setting up, managing activities, and engaging with attendees to promote the organization's mission.

Volunteers can attend Alhambra Design Review Board, Planning Commission, or City Council meetings to stay informed and participate in discussions about local issues. This is a great way to engage with the community and contribute to the preservation efforts.

Volunteers are encouraged to host informational meetings in their neighborhoods to educate residents about the issues facing Alhambra. This role involves organizing events and sharing important information with the community.

We open our doors every Saturday from 12–3pm and can always use friendly, reliable people to help welcome the public.

We periodically update educational materials and exhibits, and we'd love someone who can bring history to life visually. Portraiture and figure illustration especially welcome.

Help us tell Montebello's stories in ways that are accessible, engaging, and inclusive. Spanish-language content is a priority as we work to better serve our community.

No formal credentials required—just curiosity, care for historical accuracy, and an interest in hands-on exhibit work. Our intimate space gives volunteers genuine creative freedom.

We are actively seeking volunteers with personal or educational ties to the Tongva people, the original inhabitants of the land on which Montebello stands. Your knowledge and perspective would be invaluable in helping us tell the story of California's First People with the accuracy, depth, and respect it deserves.

As a Community Workshop Facilitator, you will lead workshops focused on healing and personal development for formerly incarcerated individuals and their families. This role involves engaging participants in discussions and activities that promote self-awareness and personal growth.

Help maintain the plot at the end of Lathrop St. Volunteers engage in planting, weeding, and general upkeep of the area.

Become a volunteer tutor and spend a little over an hour per week helping students gain lifelong literacy skills. No experience is required, and training will be provided to ensure you are prepared to deliver our curriculum effectively.

Join us in making a difference by volunteering your time to support our various programs. Volunteers can assist with organizing donations, helping at events, and providing support to families in need.

Join our team to help distribute food to underserved hospitality workers and their families. Volunteers will assist in packing and distributing food relief packages, ensuring that those in need receive essential supplies.

Get your hands dirty at The Bell Farm, where you can assist with farming activities on the 2nd Saturday and the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of each month from 9:30am to 11:30am. Bring a hat, sunscreen, and a water bottle; gloves will be provided if you do not have them.

Help transport fresh produce from the Food Forward Produce Pit Stop to our school market sites. Volunteers meet at 7am on Thursday mornings to load cars and distribute produce to school families.

Help maintain the plot located across from the Shabarum Skyline trailhead. Volunteers engage in planting, weeding, and general upkeep of the area.

Help us support the LA community by volunteering at one of our virtual or in-person events throughout the year. Sign up to receive notifications for upcoming events that match your volunteer preferences.

Assist with maintaining the plot located 200’ up the path from the Audubon Center. Volunteers meet on the first Friday of every month for planting and maintenance activities.

Join us for monthly volunteer trail work opportunities in the San Gabriel Mountains, focusing on less-accessible backcountry single track trails. Volunteers will receive all necessary oversight, instruction, and tools for the work, and must wear proper Personal Protective Equipment as per Forest Service regulations.