This position requires knowledge of social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) and familiarity with marketing avenues including website and print media.

This position involves organizing and coordinating volunteers for outreach and fundraising events. The ideal candidate is organized, has human resources experience, and is proficient in using Excel or Google Spreadsheets. The volunteer must attend monthly board meetings, but most work can be done remotely.

Attend local events with our booth to educate the public about our mission and recruit volunteers. Events may be indoors or outdoors.

Support children with disabilities in learning how to ride a bicycle during a 5-day camp. Volunteers will guide children through the process, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.

Assist in providing no-cost community trainings to improve workplace acceptance and accessibility for clients with disabilities. Volunteers will help create a welcoming environment and support businesses in becoming more inclusive.

Join our fundraising committee to plan events and fundraisers during our bi-monthly potluck style gatherings.

Help build homes... No construction experience needed.

Help save and care for animals by participating in our bottle and can redemption program. Sorting is simple and only requires 1 hour of your time each week. This is a great activity for individuals, families, and groups.

Volunteer at the Spring Art Show at Redmond High School on May 3rd and 4th. Responsibilities include greeting the public, selling raffle tickets, assisting artists, setting up the venue, and placing signage in the community.

Become a Fairy God-Parent to sponsor a child attending therapeutic classes by fulfilling unmet needs such as clothing, educational toys, and grocery cards for the family.

Join the Advisory Board to partner with MountainStar staff and make a difference in the lives of local children. Responsibilities include attending monthly meetings, representing MountainStar to stakeholders, and participating in local fundraising activities.

Interact with children in therapeutic classes focusing on social emotional support and growth. Requires a positive attitude, teamwork, growth mindset, patience, and physical ability to interact with the children. Shifts are once per week (M-TH) from 9-12. Substitute classroom volunteers are also needed.

Volunteers in Redmond make a free community dinner Mondays to Fridays. Activities include prep, cooking, dishwashing, and delivering dinner to the serving location. Volunteers are also needed to deliver donated groceries.

Assist in transporting shelter pets from overpopulated areas to partner shelters in the Pacific Northwest. Volunteers will help ensure the safe and comfortable travel of animals to their new homes.

Volunteer positions available for the annual SOAR event, helping with setup, breakdown, and engaging with participants. Activities include sports and wellness opportunities.

Assist with planning and executing the summer SOAR event, which includes promoting connection and wellness for adults with neurological conditions. Responsibilities include event setup, breakdown, and engaging with participants.

Match volunteers with available opportunities and help manage volunteer engagement. This role is crucial for maintaining the volunteer base of the organization.

Facilitate the monthly Birders’ Night program and social gathering, ensuring smooth operation and engagement among participants.

Join one of COTA's 7 major committees to contribute without getting in the dirt. Help with planning and organization to support trail maintenance and development projects.

Join us for a rewarding day of trail work. Volunteers will work alongside others to clear brush, repair surfaces, and improve signage on local trails. Bring your passion and help keep our trails safe and accessible.

Lead the Membership Committee with a commitment of 3-6 hours per month. The current chair will provide orientation and support during the transition period.

Join a committee to provide guidance and expertise to ECBA, helping shape the direction of the organization.

Participate in the Intermountain West Shorebird Survey to help monitor bird populations during the fall migration period. Volunteers will assist in data collection and field observations from August 9th-22nd.

Use social media and other communication channels to spread the word about ECBA programs and events. This role is vital for increasing community awareness and participation.

Assist in creating and maintaining habitats for birds, bats, bees, butterflies, and moths in Central Oregon. Volunteers will help with habitat restoration and public education efforts.

Lead field trips for ECBA members and new birders, sharing knowledge and fostering appreciation for birding.

Crew leaders play a vital role in organizing and executing trail maintenance and development projects. Lead teams of volunteers to enhance local trail systems.

We are seeking community oriented volunteers interested in emergency medical services. The Fire District serves the community of Crooked River Ranch in Jefferson and Deschutes County, Oregon. It is the largest private subdivision in the state of Oregon. Emergency Medical Services Volunteers perform all duties related to treating and transporting patients for the Fire District but are not required to become firefighters. Continuing education is provided to all Emergency Medical Services Volunteers through monthly scheduled training and conferences. | Requirements: Must be 18 years of age, Must have a valid Oregon Driver's License, Minimum of an Oregon Emergency Medical Technician, Must have a high school diploma or GED, Must pass a NFPA medical screening and drug test. | Categories: EMT

We are seeking community oriented volunteers interested in firefighting and emergency medical services. The Fire District serves the community of Crooked River Ranch in Jefferson and Deschutes County, Oregon. It is the largest private subdivision in the state of Oregon. Our Volunteer Firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians perform all duties related to fire suppression, prevention, and the treatment and transportation of patients for the Fire District. Continuing education is provided to all Firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians through monthly scheduled training and conferences. | Requirements: Must be 18 years of age Must have a valid Oregon Driver's License Must have a high school diploma or GED or be senior enrolled in high school Must pass a NFPA medical screening and drug test | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Community Outreach Volunteers represent CCO at various community events, engaging with attendees and sharing CCO’s mission. This role is ideal for those who enjoy direct interaction with the public.

The COVC Program Manager administers relationships with nonprofit and public organizations that engage volunteers through postings on our volunteer-connecting platform. This role involves recruiting, guiding, and assisting volunteer program managers and engaging volunteers. Experience with community volunteering and relationship-building is highly recommended.

As a Community Connector, you will play a vital role in helping community organizations post their volunteer opportunities on Connect Central Oregon’s database. Your responsibilities include assisting volunteers in navigating the database and reaching out to organization page managers who need help updating their postings. This role is flexible and can be performed from home.

As an Administrative Support Volunteer, you will assist with essential tasks such as data entry and organizational tasks that support CCO’s programs and events. This role is ideal for someone detail-oriented with strong organizational skills.

The Outreach and Events Manager is responsible for planning, organizing, and executing events. This role involves building partnerships and engaging with attendees to create events that foster community connections. Experience in event planning is ideal.

Volunteer with Bend ReStore as a cashier... Friendly demeanor and retail experience preferred.

Looking for individuals to serve... Passion for helping others and willingness to learn desired.

Come help us pick up donations... Must be able to lift up to 80 lbs regularly.

Come help Bend ReStore intake and process donations... You will assist donors and keep the drop-off area organized.

Volunteer mentors are needed to teach children aged 9 to 15 basic sewing skills through fun projects. Mentors will guide students through four sessions, each lasting about 2 hours, to help them gain confidence and build their sewing skills.

Volunteers are needed to precut and package sewing kits for students. This role involves preparing materials for projects like pillowcases and sewing caddies, ensuring students have a variety of kits to choose from.

Volunteers are needed to help keep sewing machines in good working order. This role involves regular maintenance and minor repairs to ensure that all equipment is ready for student use.

Volunteer during food drives, collecting and sorting food at the drop-off location. Requires lifting bags of food.

Drive vehicles to pick up food or assist with loading and unloading. Requires a clean driving record and heavy lifting.

Sort and organize donations, unload trucks, and assemble premade orders at the distribution center.

Be part of a fun event team that will handle various tasks including bartending, planning, marketing, and promotion. Help raise funds and awareness for climate action while enjoying a collaborative environment.

Volunteers are needed to support Connect Bend's efforts in advocating for the completion of the Deschutes River Trail. Responsibilities include participating in community outreach, assisting with events, and helping to gather signatures for petitions.

Assist in replacing worn-out or damaged signage to keep Wilderness boundaries and trails clearly marked for hikers and backcountry visitors. This helps protect fragile environments from off-trail impacts while preserving the Wilderness experience.

Join the committee advocating for significant climate action in Bend. Help with marketing, research, social media content, and community outreach. This role allows you to align your skills and interests with meaningful work for the community.

Help promote PET and spread awareness about our life-saving work through social media and other outreach efforts.

Support the organization with clerical tasks, data entry, and other administrative duties to ensure smooth operations.

Participate in events to support the mission of providing community acceptance and support for individuals and families with autism. Volunteers will help organize and facilitate activities during the walk event.

Assist with transporting equipment, or loading, cleaning, and reorganizing equipment before, during, and after deployments. Volunteers ensure readiness for emergency responses.

Help evacuate and/or shelter animals during disasters. Volunteers will assist in rescuing animals and providing temporary shelter and care during emergencies.

This role is ideal for high school or college students passionate about making a difference in the fight against climate change. Gain experience in political activism and grassroots organizing while contributing to the campaign to electrify Bend.

Contribute to the direction of 350Deschutes as a board member. This role involves strategic planning, evaluation, and policy setting. You will have opportunities for skill development and networking, all while making a significant impact on climate stability in the community.

Assist in planting and maintaining pollinator-friendly gardens, and help with weed removal to support native pollinators. Volunteers will also have the opportunity to advocate for pollinator-friendly practices at community events.

Assist in setting up and taking down class equipment and working with participants diagnosed with neurological conditions. Pickleball experience preferred but not required.

Join a team to educate the community about climate change and actions to combat it. Engage with the public at various events, learn about electrification and electric vehicles, and network with other community members. This opportunity is open to individuals of all ages and abilities.

Engage in light trail work to maintain safe and sustainable hiking routes by clearing small debris, trimming overgrown vegetation, and restoring trail width to regulation standards.

Help close unauthorized trails to minimize ecological impact and protect delicate habitats. Volunteers will work to restore natural conditions and prevent further trail expansion.

Participate in rehabilitating degraded or overused campsites to restore natural conditions. This helps prevent campsite expansion and preserves the area’s natural appearance.

ALS Northwest is looking for volunteers in or around Bend, OR to support a person living with ALS with yard work. Regular assistance is needed for 1-2 hours weekly, any day and time between 9 AM and 6 PM. Training will be provided through an orientation with our Volunteer Coordinator.

Includes making salad and sandwiches, packing to-go boxes, serving diners, prepping for later meals, and cleaning up post-service.

Volunteers that don't mind lifting heavy things or working with just one other person are needed for massive deliveries.

Dishwashing volunteers are vital to our organization. This role involves hard work for 3 to 5 hours in a team of two or three.

Volunteers wash our laundry and towels. This opportunity has very flexible timing.

Help cook a multitude of meals, regardless of experience. Ingredients and aprons are provided.

Includes transporting shelter dinners and delivering meals to various locations.

Assist with belaying participants and providing safety checks in climbing classes for individuals with neurological conditions. Must have belay certification.

Assist in filling food boxes for our hungry neighbors in the pantry. This role is suitable for those who enjoy physical work and helping others.

Spend time with neighbors listening to their concerns and needs while gathering information about what they require in the pantry and connecting them to resources at St. Vincent de Paul and in the community.

As a receptionist at St. Vincent de Paul, you will be the first person our neighbors see. This role is ideal for those who enjoy greeting people, connecting them with services, filing, and handling phone calls for the director.

Assist in promoting SageBrushers to the public by serving as a gallery sitter on Fridays and Saturdays from 1 PM to 4 PM. Volunteers will engage with visitors, promote the gallery, and can use the studio during low traffic times.

Participate in building maintenance and garden work parties to help maintain the SageBrushers facilities. Volunteers will engage in activities such as gardening and minor repairs.

Assist in the development of future exhibits, help find the perfect museum location, and reach out to potential donors. Volunteers are a vital resource in achieving the museum's vision.

We are seeking a Marketing Assistant to help promote our nonprofit farming and nutrition education organization. The role involves digital content creation and social marketing, working closely with our executive team. This is a great opportunity for those looking to gain experience in design and marketing.

Assist guests in getting groceries to their cars. Must be able to lift 30lbs repetitively and work outside in all weather conditions.

Ensure shelves are fully stocked before opening and after closing to create a smooth shopping experience for families in need.

Weigh and record grocery orders, ensure shopping guidelines are followed, and bag groceries.

Greet guests in the waiting area, offer coffee and snacks, and assist the Shopping Host to ensure a positive guest experience.

Assist with special events like food drives and the Jingle Store, which occur outside normal business hours.

Interact with guests using Link 2 Feed, fill out shopping slips, and update guest lists. Must be comfortable using Google Sheets.

Host children while they play and shop, assist with shopping and incentive programs, and monitor the play area.

Assist guests who are shopping and restock shelves. Requires being on your feet for 3-4 hours and interacting with guests.

Monitor guest list and store capacity, explain shopping guidelines, and prepare carts for shopping.

Use Link 2 Feed to record visit information and ensure accurate data entry.

Join the board to help with administrative tasks without needing to work directly with horses. Attend meetings and help promote the organization.

Mustangs To The Rescue is looking for a Wordpress savvy webmaster to join our volunteer roster. If you have the skills, please reach out.

Lead special events to raise funds for Mustangs To The Rescue. Work with community members and volunteers to plan and execute events.

Handle administrative tasks for the volunteer program, including outreach, recruitment, and training coordination.

Responsible for maintaining the Mustangs To The Rescue facility and overseeing volunteers. Please make an appointment before visiting.

Seeking individuals or groups to research, write, and apply for grants to fund our programs and events. Work can be done off-site at your convenience.