Participate in various service projects aimed at improving the facilities and experiences for individuals with disabilities. Volunteers will work in groups to complete tasks that enhance the living and activity spaces.

Assist in organizing and facilitating community activities for adults with severe physical disabilities. Volunteers will help participants engage in both onsite and offsite activities, ensuring a supportive and inclusive environment.

Join TreeUtah in planting trees at various public spaces to help make Utah a greener place. Volunteers will assist in digging, planting, and caring for trees during scheduled events.

Guest Services Volunteers play a vital role in enhancing the visitor experience at the Aquarium. They provide exceptional customer service and contribute to a welcoming and informative atmosphere for all guests.

Education volunteers at Loveland Living Planet Aquarium have opportunities to grow through progressing roles. They engage with guests and help inspire a love for animals and conservation through educational programs and activities.

Become a Unified Sports Partner® and work alongside athletes with intellectual disabilities in training and competition. This role involves participation in seasonal practices, generally 1 or 2 times per week throughout the season.

Join a group of volunteer leaders who work together to strengthen and support Special Olympics Utah’s geographical areas. This role involves assisting with a specific competition committee in organizing and implementing sporting events at the area or state levels, with a time commitment of approximately 3 – 4 months leading up to the competition.

This is a short-term opportunity that involves providing assistance for programs or supporting a competition or event. No prior experience is required, and this role does not necessarily involve close physical contact with athletes.

Work directly with SOUT athletes through teaching and training of a specific sport. This seasonal commitment typically requires 2-3 hours per week for a minimum of 8 weeks per season.

Join our team as a Community Outreach Volunteer, where you will help promote our events and engage with the local community. Responsibilities include assisting with marketing efforts, social media management, and outreach initiatives to raise awareness about our programs.

Volunteer for our HOPE Prison Mentoring Program, which focuses on mentoring prisoners who are being released and re-entering society. Provide nurturing support and case management services to help them plan for re-entry, ensuring they have housing, food, clothing, and after-care support.

Join us in our mission to honor veterans by assisting with various tasks related to organizing flights and events. Volunteers may help with logistics, event planning, and providing support to veterans during their trips to Washington, D.C.

Mentors provide guidance and support to individuals newly diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, helping them navigate their journey with the disease. Volunteers should be empathetic and possess strong interpersonal skills.

Spread the word about the Disaster Discovery Center through events, social media, and marketing campaigns. Help increase community awareness and engagement in disaster preparedness activities.

Assist with recordkeeping, events coordination, and organizational tasks. Support the planning and execution of events that promote disaster preparedness and community engagement.

Create and administer surveys, analyze data, and turn results into practical improvements and reports. Support the center's efforts in understanding community needs and enhancing preparedness strategies.

Assist in planning, building, and maintaining hands-on activities and exhibits that educate the community on disaster preparedness. Collaborate with a team to create engaging and informative displays.

Lead or co-host preparedness workshops, simulations, or escape room events. Engage participants in interactive learning experiences to enhance their disaster readiness skills.

The School Community Council (SCC) is comprised of elected parents and guardians whose children attend the school. Members review achievement data, help identify academic needs, and provide input on school improvement plans, making it a vital role in supporting the educational experience of students.

Assist with organizing and managing events such as storytimes, film festivals, and concerts. Volunteers will help set up, guide attendees, and ensure events run smoothly.