The First Mayor’s House is seeking volunteer docents, ages 18 and up, to assist educators in guiding student tour groups through interactive stations. Volunteers will receive training and are expected to commit 3 hours per week during the school year.

Help distribute emergency food assistance to families in need. This role directly impacts the lives of those experiencing food insecurity.

Help us sort food every Saturday to prepare for distribution. This is a great way to contribute to the fight against hunger in your community.

Provide administrative support in our office to help streamline operations and assist with various tasks as needed. This role is vital for maintaining our efficiency.

Join our team of volunteers to help sort and distribute food at our warehouse. This role is essential in ensuring that food reaches those in need across Monterey County.

Join us in distributing food at Family Market events, helping families access nutritious food in a welcoming environment.

Assist with organizing and executing events and fundraising activities to support our mission. Your efforts will help raise awareness and resources for food assistance programs.

Volunteers are needed to assist program staff with small group activities, co-facilitating the ECHO Leadership and Mentoring program for high school girls, or speaking to a group of high school girls about potential career paths. Volunteers must complete an application, attend an orientation, and clear a background check and TB test.

Volunteers assist with food distribution on Saturdays and Tuesdays. Responsibilities include helping to set up the pantry, distributing food bags, and ensuring a smooth operation during open hours. Volunteers must be 18 years or older and sign a safety waiver during an orientation before volunteering.

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.

Join us as a volunteer during our major events and smaller adoption fairs held throughout the year. Volunteers are needed to help care for the dogs and assist with event activities, ensuring a positive experience for both the animals and potential adopters.

Become a foster hero by providing a temporary or long-term home for dogs in need. Fostering helps socialize dogs and prepares them for adoption, making a significant impact on their lives.

Participate in trail committee meetings to voice opinions on park trails. Meetings are held in the Blue HHORA Training Building at the Lower Ranch.

Volunteers can share their skills and talents by serving as docents or participating on various committees. Responsibilities may include assisting with events, maintaining the History Center, and engaging with visitors.

Volunteers are invited to assist with various projects on the homestead, including controlled fire burn days, trail reconstruction, fruit tree planting, weeding, barn care, and animal care. Interested individuals can sign up for the newsletter or email to join the volunteer list.

Join the Flyer Distribution Team to help spread the word about our mission by hanging flyers in your community. You will work as part of a team managed by a lead volunteer, and your efforts will help raise awareness for older cats in need.

As an Information Table Volunteer, you will represent Golden Oldies at community events and information tables. This role involves engaging with the public and sharing information about our mission and the cats we rescue.

As an Administrative Assistant, you will handle data entry, upload animal profiles and pictures to Petfinder and Adopt-A-Pet, and submit Public Service Announcements to local radio stations. This role is ideal for those who prefer working behind a computer.

Home Visit Volunteers are responsible for visiting prospective fosters or adopters to ensure their homes are suitable for older cats. Visits can be conducted in person or virtually, and we are looking for volunteers in Salinas or those willing to travel there.

Assist in organizing and facilitating monthly events for children and adults with special needs. Responsibilities include planning activities, coordinating with other volunteers, and ensuring a positive experience for all participants.