Support the technical aspects of productions by working backstage, assisting with set and costume design, and managing lighting and sound operations.

Assist with office tasks including accounting, community outreach, and student registration to support the administrative functions of the organization.

Assist with organizing and managing events hosted by the Reno Blues Society. Volunteers may be involved in various tasks such as setting up, managing event logistics, and supporting musicians during performances.

Help organize events, solicit donations, and write grants to support the fundraising efforts of the organization.

Assist with various production roles such as ushering, managing the box office, and parking attendants. Volunteers help ensure smooth operations during performances.

Engage in marketing activities such as program ad sales, distributing flyers, and managing pre-show ticket sales to promote performances.

Assist in providing and delivering household items and furniture to families in need. Volunteers play a crucial role in helping families transition to stability by ensuring they receive necessary items for their homes.

Support inclusive physical and recreational activities for individuals of all ages and abilities. Volunteers will assist in organizing and facilitating sports and recreational events.

Assist children with ski rentals in the morning, chaperone them to and from ski school and lunch, and enjoy free riding with them in the afternoon. Volunteers should have at least an intermediate skill level in skiing or snowboarding.

Volunteers are needed for 2-3 hours each day to assist with feeding, administering medications, filling water troughs, and grooming horses. Volunteers will receive a thorough orientation and must wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes and work gloves.

Support SkiDUCK by helping with marketing and fundraising events, managing social media, assisting with program coordination, and contributing to grant writing efforts. No skiing or snowboarding skills are required for this role.

Assist at various community events organized by Scoot to the Stars Rescue. Responsibilities include setting up booths, engaging with the public, and promoting the organization's mission.

Assist adults with intellectual disabilities in developing leadership and service skills through various club activities. Volunteers will support members in organizing and participating in community service projects.

Assist in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for children with special needs and their families. Responsibilities include helping with events, supporting sensory-friendly activities, and fostering connections within the community.

Assist in providing sports and recreation opportunities to youth and adults with disabilities and veterans. Volunteers will help organize and facilitate adaptive sports events and activities.

Provide community service and learning opportunities for disabled young adults. Volunteers will engage participants in educational and recreational activities, fostering personal growth and community involvement.

Create opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities in sports, health, education, and leadership. Volunteers will support athletes in training and competitions, promoting inclusion and empowerment.

Transport dogs in the care of Scoot to the Stars Rescue to and from foster homes, veterinary appointments, and adoption events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

As a Cat Sanctuary Volunteer, you will engage in cozy cuddles, gentle brush sessions, playtime antics, and daily care to help sanctuary cats feel safe and loved. Your efforts will prepare them for their furrever homes.

Work directly with individuals with Down syndrome to provide mentorship and support in personal development and advocacy. Volunteers will engage in one-on-one activities to foster growth and inclusion.

Support the planning and execution of The Lucky Few Fall Festival, a community event celebrating individuals with Down syndrome. Volunteers will assist with event logistics, activity coordination, and participant engagement.

Participate in Club 21 activities, supporting individuals with Down syndrome in educational and recreational programs. Volunteers will help facilitate sessions and engage with participants to promote inclusion.

Join group outings organized for individuals with Down syndrome, providing support and ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Volunteers will assist with transportation and activity coordination.

Assist in organizing and supporting the annual Buddy Walk event, which raises awareness and funds for Down syndrome advocacy. Volunteers will help with event setup, participant registration, and ensuring a smooth event flow.

Assist in various events organized by the Down Syndrome Network of Northern Nevada, providing logistical support and ensuring successful execution. Responsibilities include setup, coordination, and participant assistance.

Assist with various tasks during the Biggest Little Fur Con 2025, including event setup, attendee registration, and managing activities. Volunteers will help ensure the smooth operation of the event and provide support to attendees and staff.

Corporate teams and groups can participate in organized picking events to harvest and donate fruit. These events are a fun way to engage in community service and support local food distribution efforts.

Surveyors will create relationships with homeowners, assess fruit ripeness and quality, and educate homeowners on fruit picking. This role is ideal for those with flexible schedules who drive around town for work.

Volunteers will visit properties to pick ripe, edible fruit, sort, weigh, and photograph donations, and deliver them to local non-profits. Volunteers need reliable transportation and will be provided with necessary equipment like extension pole pickers and orchard ladders.

As an Eco-Action City Hub Connector, you will facilitate local environmental initiatives by connecting individuals and groups to collaborate on sustainability projects. This role involves organizing events and promoting eco-friendly practices within the community.

The Sustainability and Carbon Impact Coordinator will work on assessing and improving the carbon footprint of local projects. Responsibilities include data analysis, reporting, and recommending sustainable practices.

The Video and Graphics Intern will create visual content to support GoGreenLocally's initiatives. This includes producing videos and graphics for social media, events, and educational materials.

Volunteers are needed for the Bowers Mansion Bluegrass Festival to assist with various tasks such as setting up, organizing merchandise, handling money, and managing devices. Volunteers are required to commit to a minimum of 6 hours, spread out into 2-hour shifts, and must be NNBA members.

Participate in building and repairing fences and pens to provide secure and safe enclosures for the animals. This role requires some experience with tools and construction.

Assist with grooming and ferrier tasks, helping to maintain the health and appearance of the animals. Experience with animal grooming is beneficial.

Assist with general maintenance and clean up tasks around the sanctuary, ensuring a clean and safe environment for the animals. Responsibilities include cleaning stalls and maintaining the grounds.

Help with cleaning animal stalls, ensuring they are hygienic and comfortable for the animals residing in them. This role is crucial for the health and well-being of the animals.

Operate a backhoe for various tasks around the sanctuary, including landscaping and construction projects. Prior experience with operating heavy machinery is required.

Assist in providing diversionary feeding to wild horses to keep them away from dangerous areas. Volunteers will work directly with the horses and learn from experienced professionals.

Provide care and support to foals, ensuring their well-being and safety. Volunteers will gain hands-on experience and learn about foal behavior and care.

Participate in emergency rescue operations to move horses out of harm's way. Volunteers will be trained to respond to urgent situations involving wild horses.

Assist in writing grants to secure funding for wild horse conservation projects. Volunteers will use their writing and research skills to support the organization's mission.

Join us in planting trees to combat climate change and global warming. Volunteers will assist in planting trees, participating in wild land restoration, and supporting our tree nursery. Bring gloves, a shovel, and personal protection such as sunscreen and a hat. Water will be provided.