Provide transportation to members who need assistance getting to appointments, shopping, or social events. Volunteers should be reliable and have a valid driver's license.

Assist members with electronic devices, helping them understand and use technology effectively. Volunteers should be patient and have a good understanding of basic technology.

Help members with household tasks such as light cleaning, organizing, or gardening. Volunteers should be willing to lend a hand and have a friendly demeanor.

Participate in the University Volunteer Program to promote mental health and well-being on campus. Volunteers will raise awareness, organize events, and collaborate with campus leaders to prioritize mental health, breaking down stigmas and encouraging open conversations.

Join the One Life Project as a volunteer to promote mental health advocacy and education. Volunteers will engage in initiatives that foster understanding, break down stigmas, and promote mental well-being through education, advocacy, and support.

Volunteer as a blog writer for the One Life Project to create educational content that inspires and supports the community. Writers will contribute to mental health awareness by sharing personal experiences and insights into mental health, well-being, and self-care.

Assist in transforming the barnyard into a glowing winter wonderland for the Holiday Hoof event. Volunteers will help with event setup, decorations, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees. This event raises essential funds to care for rescued senior draft horses.

Support Draft Gratitude by researching potential grant opportunities and assisting in the preparation of grant applications. This role is crucial in securing funding for the ongoing care of senior draft horses.

Support show preparation with tasks like load-in, set preparation, backstage assistance, and costuming support. Volunteers play a crucial role in the smooth running of performances.

Assist in managing the house during performances, including roles such as House Manager, Usher, Elevator Operator, and Box Office Assistant. Training is provided for all positions.

Read and assess a range of scripts to recommend plays for Silverthorne’s MainStage seasons and Theatre Thursdays Play Reading Series. This role involves critical evaluation and decision-making.

Lead and support Silverthorne Theater Company's fundraising and development efforts. This role involves strategic planning and financial management.

Help with social media, distribute publicity materials, and represent Silverthorne Theater Company at public events and civic gatherings such as Farmer’s Markets and fairs.

Volunteers are welcomed to support the Nolumbeka Project's work and events, which include annual gatherings and educational events featuring Indigenous presenters. Responsibilities may include event setup, coordination, and assisting attendees.

Help assess current computer equipment and set up computers for use at the Millers River Environmental Center. Technical expertise is required.

Collaborate with artists, educators, and naturalists to create engaging displays for the Center's collection. This role involves creativity and teamwork.

Work as a guide at the Millers River Environmental Center, helping visitors learn about the exhibits and the natural history collection.

Volunteers are needed to help plan programs at the Millers River Environmental Center. This includes developing ideas for events and coordinating logistics.

Assist with maintenance tasks inside or outside the Millers River Environmental Center. Tasks may include cleaning, organizing, and minor repairs.

Spend time with a youth doing activities you both enjoy in the community. This role requires a commitment of 2-4 hours a month for at least one year.