La Honda Fire brigade is now taking applications for volunteer firefighters. Volunteer Firefighters are always wanted and needed! Our firefighters are a well trained, disciplined group of local residents who come together to serve the community. Unlike some “volunteer reserve firefighters”, our firefighters comprise 100% of our department and run first-out on all types of emergencies. Our firefighters actually do everything they are trained to do, and find it both fun and rewarding. As a La Honda Firefighter-recruit you will: - Be trained to industry standards to fight all types of fires, effect rescues, provide emergency medical care, save lives, protect the property of local residents and businesses, protect the environment, and more. - Experience the personal reward of serving your community - Receive all safety equipment, training, background check, medical evaluation, injury/disability insurance, and retirement benefits. ALL AT NO MONETARY COST TO YOU! - Join one of the last, and most respected all-volunteer firefighting organizations in the area. | Requirements: No experience is needed, just good physical health and the motivation to participate. *La Honda Fire runs an entirely "On Call" program. You must live within the departments response area to volunteer.* | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising, Department Support

Join us every Thursday from 9am to 12pm to assist with various farm tasks such as weeding, harvesting, and irrigation. Volunteers should be prepared for physical labor and outdoor work in varying weather conditions.

Participate in our 'Weed ‘Em Out' volunteer days on the third Saturday of each month from 2pm to 5pm. This collaborative event focuses on removing invasive plant species and restoring the natural ecosystem at Cascade Ranch.

Join regular events targeting specific areas such as rivers, parks, and urban zones for organized cleanup efforts. Volunteers will collaborate with community members to enhance local environments.

Participate in ongoing events to clean designated sections of the beach, promoting regular environmental stewardship. Volunteers will help remove litter and debris to maintain the beauty and health of coastal areas.

Assist residents and businesses in need of help following natural disasters. Volunteers will provide support in various capacities, including cleanup and basic aid.

We are looking for volunteers to help sort donations of books as they come in. This role is essential to keep our sale shelves fresh and appealing for the community.

Join our Board of Directors to help guide the library's mission and activities. We meet five times a year at the library, providing a great opportunity to make a positive impact on this community resource.

Volunteers are responsible for creating a welcoming dining environment and serving a warm, healthy meal to guests. Volunteers work together to provide dignity, respect, and a loving community atmosphere.

Animal Care Volunteers provide daily care, feeding, and attention to the farm animals. This role requires a commitment to a regular morning shift each week and involves physical tasks including some heavy lifting.

Skilled Volunteers are sought to support the organization in areas such as graphic design, social media, public relations, and web development. Volunteers can share their expertise to help advance the mission of Jasper Ridge Farm.

Healing Programs Volunteers help facilitate interactions between our animals and clients during scheduled programs. They support animal-client interactions and can choose shifts that match their interests and availability.

Youth Impact Volunteers play an essential role in supporting our mission while gaining meaningful, hands-on service experience. They assist with animal care, facility maintenance, and special events, developing compassion, responsibility, and leadership skills.

High school students can participate in caring for the animals at the sanctuary by helping prepare daily meals, cleaning enclosures, landscaping, and making enrichment toys. This program helps teens develop a strong work ethic and social skills, with opportunities to become mentors for younger volunteers.

Corporations can bring groups of employees to the Wildmind sanctuary for a day of service, team-building, and fun. Activities include upgrading wildlife habitats, gardening, painting, and cleaning, allowing volunteers to see the positive impact of their work on the animals' lives.

Adult volunteers work closely with staff to prepare meals for the animals, clean enclosures, maintain landscaping, and create enrichment toys. This role requires a regular commitment and is suitable for individuals from various backgrounds, including those exploring wildlife-related careers or seeking community involvement.

The Housekeeper plays a central role in maintaining a clean, organized, and welcoming retreat environment. This role requires a service-oriented mindset and an understanding of how housekeeping supports the overall retreat experience.

Join fellow park enthusiasts and contribute directly to the health and beauty of California's state parks. Volunteers will participate in various tasks to help maintain and restore park areas, with all tools and training provided. No previous experience is needed to participate in a volunteer workday.

Provide weekly tutoring to K-12 students from Redwood City and East Palo Alto. Volunteers will help students improve their academic skills and provide mentorship.

Teach health lessons to middle school students from medically underserved populations. Volunteers will help educate youth on important health topics and promote healthy lifestyles.