Volunteers will assist in organizing and distributing new shoes to foster children during the New Kicks for Fosters event. Responsibilities include setting up the event, engaging with families, and ensuring a smooth and joyful experience for all attendees.

Volunteers provide community outreach to educate the public on preventing avian mortality and work with utility companies and wildlife agencies to protect birds of prey. They also assist with the day-to-day care of non-releasable birds living permanently at the sanctuary.

Provide temporary foster homes and daily care for rescued Collies and other animals until they find permanent homes. Volunteers are expected to ensure the animals are kept indoors and receive appropriate medical care.

Join Suncoast United Pipes and Drums as a volunteer Piper or Drummer. Volunteers will participate in local and out-of-town events, helping to promote the Scottish piping and drumming heritage. Free bagpipe and drumming lessons are provided, along with all start-up equipment.

Host gallery events, welcome guests and visitors, and promote local history. Volunteers will help create a welcoming atmosphere for museum visitors.

Guide visitors through the museum, sharing knowledge about Clearwater's history. Volunteers will provide educational tours to enhance visitor experience.

Assist in creating exhibits that showcase Clearwater's history. Volunteers will engage in art and exhibit design to enhance the museum's offerings.

Help with data entry and office work to support the museum's operations. Volunteers will assist with administrative tasks to ensure smooth functioning.

Tend the museum's garden and assist with landscaping tasks. Volunteers will contribute to maintaining the museum's outdoor spaces.

Volunteers will assist in the rescue, rehabilitation, and care of injured or orphaned native Florida wildlife. They may also participate in public education and community outreach events.

Join one of our committees to help make a difference in the lives of individuals with autism and other unique abilities. Volunteers will work collaboratively to support the community and assist in various initiatives.

Use your unique professional and general life skills to help solve hunger in the community. Volunteers are needed for various projects to benefit TBNEH's mission of addressing food insecurity.

Join us as we clean up the 1 mile stretch of old Oakhurst Road (74th Ave). Volunteers will meet at the Museum and are encouraged to bring gloves and wear closed-toed shoes. Pickers, bags, and buckets will be provided.

Provide companionship and extra cuddles to our senior cats, helping them feel loved and cared for in their final home. Volunteers can contribute as much or as little time as they are able.

Assist in promoting Bastet Senior Cat Home through social media and marketing efforts. Volunteers can work remotely to help spread awareness and engage with the community.

Help maintain a clean and healthy environment for our senior cats by assisting with cleaning duties at the facility. This role is crucial in ensuring the well-being of our feline residents.

Volunteers help sort, price, merchandise, and sell items at FLUFF's Stuff thrift store to raise medical funds for animals. Volunteers may also assist with small construction projects at the new rescue and thrift location.

Volunteers transport animals to adoption events, medical appointments, or new homes. This role is essential for ensuring animals reach their destinations safely and promptly.

Foster families care for rescue dogs in their homes until adoption. FLUFF covers all expenses and supplies for the dog while with their foster family. This role is crucial for rescuing more dogs from high-kill shelters.

Volunteers assist with making phone calls, maintaining databases, and creating communication materials about adoptable dogs. Skills in writing, design, or photography are highly valued.