Volunteers are needed to prepare and serve meals to families staying at the Ronald McDonald House. This helps provide comfort and support to families dealing with the stress of having a hospitalized child.

Volunteers assist with the Hospitality Cart, offering snacks, toys, crafts, and activities to pediatric patients and their families in hospitals. This role helps bring joy and comfort to families during hospital stays.

Become a BillionGraves volunteer by downloading the app, finding a cemetery near you, and starting to take pictures of headstones. This opportunity allows you to contribute to a global database of cemetery images and help families find their ancestors.

Help maintain a supportive environment in The Haven's Sober Living Program by assisting with case management, organizing activities, and providing peer support to residents.

Support the outpatient program by assisting with administrative tasks, facilitating group activities, and providing encouragement to clients as they transition into mainstream society.

Assist in providing quality care and treatment services to individuals aged 18 and older in The Haven's Residential Program. Volunteers will support the staff in daily activities and help create a supportive environment for recovery.

Assist with yardwork at one of our six facilities, including weed pulling, flower planting, and raking leaves. Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own yard gloves and additional supplies if needed.

Write non-denominational letters of encouragement for women and children in treatment. Please leave the envelopes unsealed.

Assemble welcome backpacks for women and children entering treatment. Backpacks should include full-size personal care items and an anonymous letter of encouragement.

Support the execution of events such as the Twilight Concert Series and Busker Fest by assisting with logistics, crowd management, and providing information to attendees.

Assist with the setup and maintenance of exhibitions at Finch Lane Gallery. Responsibilities include helping with installation, providing information to visitors, and maintaining gallery space.

Join SUWA in the field to experience the beauty of Utah’s public lands while making a real difference on the ground. Volunteers will assist in various conservation and restoration projects.

Support the foundation's food donation drive by collecting and organizing nonperishable food items for distribution to families in need. Volunteers will help with sorting, packing, and distributing food items.

Assist with organizing and supporting school musical events. Responsibilities include helping with set design, costume preparation, and event coordination. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the success of these events.

Volunteer Advocates assist in providing support to individuals affected by domestic violence. Responsibilities include offering resources, emotional support, and guidance to those in need.

Utah’s air quality problem is largely driven by the pollution emitted from our buildings, homes, and cars. Volunteers are needed to help with community strategies for equitable home electrification, reducing emissions, and promoting clean energy solutions.

Volunteers assist in preparing food orders and talking to clients at the food pantry. This role supports the daily operations of the pantry and helps provide food to those in need.

Participate in a Scavenger Hunt-Style Trash Pick Up event at Memory Grove. Volunteers will help clean up the area by picking up trash and have the chance to win prizes by finding landmarks and collecting the most trash.

Join us for a trash pick-up event at Memory Grove Park. Volunteers will help clean up the park and surrounding areas. We provide gloves, bags, water, and market items. Just bring yourself!

Support survivors and their families by assisting with case management, children's services, housing coordination, job-skill training, and mental health referrals. Help create a safe and supportive environment for those seeking refuge.

Support early education programs by engaging with children in hands-on activities and meaningful conversations. Help develop children's essential skills in a nurturing environment.

Provide free and confidential services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and elder abuse. Assist with critical referrals to co-located and community partners.

Join the team to help run the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival. Volunteers are needed in the box office, behind the scenes running tech, ushering and taking tickets, helping with kids’ shows, setting up venues, and more. Volunteers get to see shows for free and receive access to Fringe parties, discounts, swag, and a free t-shirt.

Support the JCC's youth programs by assisting with after-school activities, summer camps, and childcare. Volunteers will engage with children, help organize activities, and ensure a safe and fun environment.

Assist with the setup, execution, and teardown of various community events such as the Jewish Arts Festival, Summer Concert Series, and monthly socials. Volunteers will help ensure events run smoothly and provide a welcoming atmosphere for attendees.

Assist with the collection and organization of in-kind donations such as toys, blankets, books, markers, clothes, hygiene kits, and other physical items. Volunteers will help ensure these items are properly distributed to children in need.

Assist in the hospital gift shop by helping customers, organizing merchandise, and maintaining a welcoming environment. Volunteers should have good interpersonal skills and a friendly demeanor.

Deliver items such as flowers and mail to patients' rooms, providing a friendly and caring presence. Volunteers should be reliable and have good interpersonal skills.

Assist in maintaining community gardens by planting, watering, and harvesting crops. Volunteers should enjoy working outdoors and have an interest in gardening.

Support various hospital departments such as the Emergency Department and Operating Room by assisting staff and comforting patients. Volunteers should be empathetic and able to handle stressful situations.

Provide information and directions to patients and visitors at the hospital entrance. Volunteers should be friendly, approachable, and able to communicate clearly.

Provide companionship to patients by visiting them in their rooms, offering conversation and support. Volunteers should be empathetic and have good interpersonal skills.

Provide comfort to infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit by holding and cuddling them. Volunteers should be gentle, patient, and have a calming presence.

Provide companionship to dying patients who have no family or friends present. Volunteers should be compassionate and able to provide emotional support during difficult times.

Certified pet therapy teams visit patients to provide comfort and companionship. Volunteers must have a certified therapy animal and be comfortable interacting with patients.

Support hospice patients and their families by providing companionship and assistance with daily activities. Volunteers should be empathetic and comfortable with end-of-life care.

Bring joy to patients by performing music in common areas or patient rooms. Volunteers should have musical talent and be comfortable performing in front of others.

Assist in various preservation projects, including restoring historic buildings and participating in community events. Volunteers help promote preservation-friendly policies and engage with the community to raise awareness about the importance of preserving Utah's history.

Volunteers are needed to help organize and manage the Girls on the Run 5K events. Responsibilities include setting up the course, assisting participants, and ensuring a safe and fun environment for all attendees.

Coaches are the heart of our program! Each season, two or more volunteer coaches inspire and guide a team through our tried-and-true curriculum. If you're ready to directly make an impact, then this role is for you.

Assist with organizing and managing book sales and other library events. Volunteers help set up, manage sales, and interact with the public to promote the library's mission.

Help facilitate the Artist Foundry Pitch Competition by managing participant check-ins, assisting with event logistics, and supporting the panel of industry experts. Volunteers will contribute to a dynamic environment for filmmakers and audiences.

Volunteers assist in various roles at the museum, including guiding tours, helping with events, and supporting educational programs. Volunteers are expected to engage with visitors and provide information about the museum's collections and exhibitions.

Providing one-on-one and/or group therapy sessions to clients. This role is vital in helping clients process their experiences and build resilience.

Helping our clients with medications and prescriptions. This role ensures clients receive the correct medications and understand how to use them.

Interpreting for sessions and assisting with document translation (Arabic, Swahili, Kinyarwanda, and other languages). This role is essential for effective communication with clients.

Providing massages for clients to assist with pain, stress, and anxiety. This role helps improve the physical and mental well-being of our clients.

Assisting psychiatrists with check-ins at our biweekly psychiatry clinic. This role supports the medical team in providing comprehensive care to clients.

Lead educational workshops on African culture, including storytelling, music, arts & crafts, and languages. Facilitators will prepare and deliver engaging sessions to diverse audiences.

Transport clients to and from our office for appointments or groups. This role is crucial in ensuring that clients can access the services they need.

Assist in organizing and executing cultural events such as the annual African Heritage Festival, school presentations, and holiday celebrations. Volunteers will help with setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Provide mentorship to youth in the community, focusing on cultural integration, financial literacy, and health promotion. Mentors will work closely with young individuals to guide and support their personal development.

Work with government, community, and transportation organizations to advocate for, plan, and implement infrastructure that is safe and comfortable for all roadway users. Volunteers will assist in research and data collection.

Non-profit organizations like Sego Lily rely on the generosity of volunteers. If you know American Sign Language (ASL) and have additional skills that could advance Sego Lily's mission, please complete the form and send it to us!

Join us every Thursday for our weekly live conversation, featuring an interview with a mom followed by an open discussion. Volunteers help facilitate discussions and manage the event.

Assist in the exchange of outgrown kids’ clothes for the next size up at one of our Revolving Closets. Volunteers help organize and manage clothing donations and exchanges.

Provide pro bono or discounted dental services to clients. This role supports clients' oral health and overall well-being.

Connect with other moms in a supportive community where you’ll find encouragement, music, inspiration, laughter, and empowerment. Volunteers help organize and facilitate these gatherings.

Watch children at our office while their parents are in sessions and groups. This role supports parents by providing a safe and engaging environment for their children.

Join us in making toy cars for children in need. Volunteers will help in assembling, painting, and finishing toy cars to be distributed to children worldwide.

Engage with legislators to express views on issues related to the environment and advancing democracy. Volunteers will participate in advocacy efforts and community discussions.

Assist with various tasks to support parents experiencing pregnancy and infant loss. Tasks may include helping with support groups, creating keepsakes, or organizing events.

Assist in organizing and executing flag campaigns across Utah to promote LGBTQ+ visibility. Volunteers will help stake pride flags in various locations and ensure the smooth operation of campaigns.

Volunteers will assist with organizing and managing the Side-by-Side Concert event, where high school juniors and seniors perform alongside the Utah Symphony. Responsibilities include helping with event setup, guiding participants, and ensuring smooth operations during the concert.

Assist in projects that enhance and maintain the Jordan River Parkway. Volunteers will engage in activities such as habitat restoration, trail maintenance, and community outreach to promote conservation efforts.

Assist in creating a strong culture that lifts and changes all who are part of the community. Volunteers will engage with residents to build a supportive and connected environment.

Join the fight against sex trafficking and child exploitation by becoming a volunteer advocate. Help bring awareness to the issue, support field operations, and assist in training law enforcement agencies.

Join our network of dedicated volunteers to help produce programming and community resources that support the Wasatch community. Volunteers are essential to the success of our events and initiatives.

Join us in various community service projects, social outings, and weekly activities. Volunteers will help in organizing events, participating in service projects, and engaging with the community.

Meet with individuals interested in learning more about the Church. Volunteers will answer questions, introduce them to the local church community, and provide support during their visits.

Lead a peer support group for queer women, fostering a supportive environment for sharing experiences and building community. Volunteers should be skilled in group facilitation and empathetic communication.

Facilitate a support group for individuals experiencing religious trauma, providing a safe space for discussion and healing. Volunteers should be empathetic and able to guide conversations constructively.

Assist in facilitating in-person youth programs designed to support and empower LGBTQ+ youth. Volunteers will help set up activities, engage with participants, and ensure a safe and inclusive environment.

Support Family Garden Gatherings at Title 1 elementary schools in the Salt Lake City School District. Volunteers will assist in organizing and facilitating garden-related activities for families, promoting community engagement and education.

Assist with weekly after-school and summer classes at the Grateful Tomato Garden and Sorenson Unity Garden. Volunteers will support youth in gardening activities and help foster a love for nature and healthy eating.

Support the marketing team in organizing and managing events that drive new project acquisition and investor value. Volunteers will assist in event planning, coordination, and execution.

Assist the research department in handling research requests and projects. Volunteers will work under the Director of Research to gather, analyze, and present data that supports EDCUtah's mission.

Assist in shaping the future of EDCUtah by contributing to community development and Site Ready Utah initiatives. Volunteers will work closely with the Vice President of Community Strategy to deliver more value to EDCUtah investors.

Assist in providing a safe, homelike environment for children during times of family crisis. Responsibilities include supervising children, engaging them in activities, and ensuring their well-being.

Support families in their homes by providing mentoring and guidance to parents. Help them develop skills to create a stable and nurturing environment for their children.

Volunteers assist patrons during events at various performing arts venues, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees. Responsibilities include ticket scanning, guiding guests to their seats, and providing information about the venue and events.

Assist in organizing and facilitating art activities for families during Family Art Saturday events. Volunteers will help set up materials, guide participants, and ensure a welcoming environment.

In our site-based mentoring program, Bigs and Littles meet weekly at elementary school sites for structured sessions. The focus is on achieving youth development goals for the Little to ensure positive outcomes.

Join local partners in weed pulls and other stewardship opportunities to help manage and control noxious weeds in Salt Lake County. Volunteers will work outdoors to remove invasive plants and help restore native habitats.

Assist in turning rescued healthy food into nutritious family-size meals. Volunteers help in the kitchen, bringing knowledge and support to make the meals look gorgeous and taste delicious.

Assist in providing Utah’s communities with essential cycling resources, infrastructure, and advocacy tools to create a safer, more inclusive environment for all riders. Volunteers may help organize events, distribute materials, and engage with the community.

Our community-based mentoring initiative pairs dedicated volunteers with resilient children facing various challenges. Mentors meet with their mentees two to four times a month for low-cost or free activities that promote positive outcomes for the child.

Mentors engage with high school students weekly via the iMentor platform and attend monthly events to help students prepare for college or career success. A college degree or equivalent experience is required.

Assist in organizing and conducting radon awareness seminars for various groups including realtors, lawmakers, and the general public. Volunteers will help with setting up, distributing materials, and engaging with attendees.

Sign up to rescue edible food from our donors using your own car, and transport it to our nonprofit partners who distribute the food to the people who are food-insecure in our Utah communities. Volunteers use a food rescue app to see what food needs to be rescued, details on pick-up, and where to deliver.

Support the Education program by helping to empower cyclists and drivers of all ages with key skills for safe riding and driving. Volunteers may assist in youth cycling courses and adult commuter education.

Help get the word out to food organizations about what we do. Engage with local restaurants or stores to inform them about donating surplus food to people in need through Waste Less Solutions.

Join Utah’s leading LGBTQ advocacy organization and make a difference on your campus. Ambassadors support their LGBTQ community on campus, get involved in local government, and work to build relationships in their communities.

Work with the local leadership team to ensure resources are available to advance the kingdom’s work. Volunteers are expected to contribute at least 2 hours every week to serve underserved communities.

Assist the In-Kind Donations Manager with organizing and managing donations such as clothing, housewares, and other items. Help ensure that donated items are distributed to those in need within the community.

Support the Artist Foundry Workshop by assisting with setup, participant registration, and providing information about the workshop's focus on legal issues for creatives. Volunteers will help maintain an organized and welcoming environment.

Support the garden's events by helping with setup, guest assistance, and event logistics. Volunteers will ensure smooth operations during concerts, art exhibits, and educational workshops.

Assist with maintaining the garden's beauty by helping with planting, weeding, and general garden upkeep. Volunteers will work alongside staff to learn about plant care and conservation.

Volunteers at Tracy Aviary assist with various tasks including animal care, gardening, and educational programs. Volunteers help maintain the aviary's mission of conserving birds and their habitats.

Contribute your time to help prepare and serve nutritious meals to the community as part of our Free Lunch Program. Volunteers will work in a team to ensure meals are prepared and distributed efficiently.