As a volunteer at the Unhoused Foot Clinic, you will assist healthcare providers in offering foot-care and hygienic products to unhoused individuals in the San Fernando Valley. This role allows you to implement clinical skills while embodying compassion and selflessness in service to the community.

As a Community Engagement Volunteer, you will help build membership, identify landmarks, and arrange guest speakers. You will also assist in organizing events and public relations efforts to promote the history of Pacoima.

Instructors lead science activities and workshops for visitors, helping to foster a love for STEM. This role requires a commitment to engaging with children and families in an educational setting.

Volunteers are vital to the success of our programs. Responsibilities include being a side-walker, grooming, and giving our equine partners love. Non-horse related help is also graciously accepted, so feel free to reach out for more information.

Join us in organizing and facilitating our club meetings. Volunteers will assist with setup, coordination, and engaging with attendees. This is a great opportunity to meet new people and contribute to our community events.

Help us make our Summer Picnic a success! Volunteers will assist with planning, setup, and activities during the picnic. This is a fun way to engage with the community and enjoy a day outdoors.

Join us in harvesting fruit in your neighborhood to help reduce food waste and provide fresh produce to those in need. Volunteers can participate in one-time events or regularly, making a significant impact in their community.

As a Therapeutic Riding Volunteer, you will assist the instructor during therapeutic riding lessons by leading horses or side-walking. Volunteers must commit to the same day and time for a full 8-week session, and must be at least 15 years old to participate.

Volunteers at AHEAD With Horses assist with various tasks including side walking and spotting during lessons, leading horses, grooming, cleaning stalls, landscaping, and general ranch work. Volunteers must be at least 12 years old, fill out a liability release, and read the Volunteer Manual before starting.

Join our team of community volunteers as a docent or greeter for events at The Oakridge Estate. Volunteers will be trained to lead tours and assist with various events, helping to share the history and significance of this cultural landmark.

As a Donations Coordinator, you will be responsible for contacting individuals, businesses, and corporations to secure much-needed supplies for the pets we help. This role is crucial in ensuring that we have the resources necessary to support our community.

The Social Media Coordinator will create and curate engaging content to raise awareness, promote advocacy, and drive support for our initiatives. This role involves managing social media platforms and developing campaigns to amplify our mission through strategic storytelling and outreach.

Help make our First Saturday Market a success by assisting with guest check-in, ticket sales, and various event activities. This role takes place on the first Saturday of every month from 12:30 PM to 5 PM, and volunteers must be at least 16 years old.

Join our animal care team to help with feeding, barnyard and coop cleaning, and spending quality time with our animals. Volunteers are expected to commit once a week for a minimum of three months and must be 18 years or older (ages 14-17 are welcome with a parent).

Bring your group to participate in meaningful, hands-on projects at the sanctuary. Ideal for school groups, workplace teams, and clubs, these days are energetic and rewarding, helping to tackle big projects that benefit our animals and sanctuary.

Volunteer to distribute flyers to raise awareness about the coalition's efforts and encourage community involvement. This role involves engaging with the community and spreading information about landfill issues.

Use your expertise in engineering or special training to review technical documents related to landfill operations and alternative technologies. This role supports the coalition's efforts to advocate for better environmental practices.

Help sort and prepare diaper packages for families and assist with monthly diaper pickups and the sign-in process. This opportunity occurs monthly, with dates varying based on the diaper distribution schedule.

Assist with sorting, packing, and distributing food at our weekly giveaways. Help manage walk-in lines and assist families with groceries on Thursdays in Northridge, with shifts available between 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM.

Support seasonal giveaways such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Back-to-School events. Help with setup, check-in, family assistance, and event logistics, making it a great opportunity for groups, student volunteers, and corporate teams.