Volunteers are needed to conduct drives and collections for undergarments to support young women and girls. High school students can fulfill class requirements through this opportunity, and the organization will confirm completed hours with teachers.

The Wildlife-Saving Heroes Teen Leadership Program empowers teens aged 14–17 to develop leadership skills, engage with Zoo guests, and contribute meaningfully to wildlife conservation. Participants are expected to commit to year-round participation and complete a minimum of 80 volunteer hours per year, along with attending special events and training sessions.

Engage in meaningful projects that empower individuals and families to achieve their goals and dreams. Volunteers will support various programs aimed at enhancing financial literacy and computer skills.

Assist in organizing events that raise awareness and provide vital resources to those in need. Volunteers will help plan, coordinate, and execute community events aimed at empowering individuals and families.

Help facilitate a training session for teens on Hands-Only CPR and AED use. Volunteers will assist in setting up the event and supporting participants during the training.

Assist with the Homeschool Adventures program, helping to engage children in educational activities and explorations. Volunteers will work with library staff to facilitate learning experiences for participants.

Join the Teen Advisory Board to provide input on library programs and services for teens. Volunteers will collaborate with peers and library staff to enhance teen engagement and activities.

Welcome guests, answer questions, and ensure that everyone leaves with a smile. This position is ideal for those who enjoy interacting with the public and providing excellent customer service.

Get your hands dirty by planting, weeding, pruning, and watering while learning from our expert horticulturists. This role is perfect for anyone looking to connect with nature and contribute to the beauty of the garden.

Assist with classes, workshops, and youth field trip visits that teach visitors about nature and conservation. This role is great for those who enjoy working with children and sharing knowledge.

Assist with decorations, admissions, activities, or behind-the-scenes event preparation. This role is perfect for those who want to be part of the action and help create memorable experiences for visitors.

Lead fun and engaging tours of the garden, sharing your passion for plants and the stories behind our amazing collections. This position is ideal for those who enjoy public speaking and educating others about nature.

Volunteers are needed to help with the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, where they will unload and sort nonperishable food donations at designated Post Office locations. Volunteers must be 16 years or older and wear closed-toe shoes.

Volunteer to assist site coordinator at specific location in distributing meal boxes to older adults.

Volunteer to help prep, cook, and pack meals in our Community Kitchen at Feeding Palm Beach County.

Complete your court-ordered community service with Feeding South Florida.

Volunteer to assist clients with grocery shopping and with restocking the pantry.

Volunteer to assist with office and event tasks, including filing, organizing, correspondence, and more. Short-term and long-term opportunities are available.

Volunteer to assist our team at special events and additional food distributions throughout the year.

Develop leadership skills, earn service hours, and inspire others to give back. No experience needed—training included.