Plan or coordinate special events and parties to engage the community and promote the Center's mission.

Help the Day Worker Center archive documents and records with the Mountain View Historical Society. Volunteers will inventory boxes of DVDs and other analog media to preserve the Center's history.

The ESL Coordinator will manage and enhance the ESL program, working closely with the Executive Director, staff, volunteers, and community members to ensure classes meet participants' needs.

As an ESL Instructor, you will prepare and deliver classes tailored to the needs and interests of workers. Classes are held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays from 8:30 AM to 10 AM.

Assist in strengthening outreach, storytelling, and program visibility as a dedicated marketing volunteer for the Center.

Collections & Archives Volunteers support the care, documentation, and accessibility of the Museum’s collections. Previous collections experience is required for this behind-the-scenes work that helps preserve computing history.

The Special Projects Support volunteer provides flexible, short-term assistance across multiple departments at the Computer History Museum. This role supports a wide range of project-based needs such as administrative tasks, event preparation, and research support.

Demonstrators bring restored legacy computers to life through interactive conversations with Museum visitors, sharing their history, operation, and impact. Volunteers are trained to work with iconic systems, offering visitors a rare opportunity to experience computing history in action.

Docents at the Computer History Museum help make computing history accessible and engaging through tours and conversations. No prior experience is required—just curiosity, enthusiasm, and a love of learning. We especially welcome those interested in working with K–12 students.

Visitor Engagement Volunteers are the welcoming face of the Computer History Museum. This role is perfect for friendly, reliable volunteers who enjoy working with people in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. No prior experience is required, just a positive attitude and a willingness to jump in where needed.

Join us for a single volunteer event focused on invasive plant removal in the redwoods. This opportunity is perfect for those looking to contribute to conservation efforts in just one day.

Guide hikers on scenic trails in local State Parks and Sempervirens Fund properties, fostering deeper connections with coast redwoods. This role requires a love for nature and the ability to lead groups safely through beautiful landscapes.

Join the Sempervirens Fund volunteer team to help raise awareness about redwoods and connect people to the Santa Cruz Mountains at various events. This role is perfect for individuals who enjoy engaging with the community and sharing the importance of redwood conservation.

Participate in hands-on projects like invasive plant removal, fuel reduction, and habitat restoration to protect redwood forests. This role is ideal for those who enjoy working outdoors and want to make a tangible impact on the environment.

Become part of a city team or campaign to work on local climate issues. Opportunities include outreach, social media, and education on topics such as electrification and divestment from fossil fuels.

Volunteers assist in filming and editing projects outside the studio, such as community events and guest speakers. Participants must complete the Studio TV Production and Field Production classes to be included in the volunteer database.

Volunteers in the studio help tape access shows by operating cameras, audio equipment, and directing shows. All volunteers must complete the Studio Production Basic Class to be added to the volunteer database for future opportunities.

Interns gain valuable work experience by participating in studio production, field production, and post-production tasks. This opportunity is open to students pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees and requires availability for the entire semester.

Join us on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month to help repair bicycles for donation to those in need. No prior bike repair experience is necessary, and you will receive guidance from experienced volunteers.

Volunteer your time with Grassroots Ecology to help increase biodiversity in Mountain View! This opportunity involves various tasks to restore the marsh habitat and support local ecosystems.