Assist with the daily care of cats, including feeding, cleaning, and socializing to ensure their well-being and comfort. Volunteers help create a nurturing environment for cats awaiting adoption.

As an Adoption Event Volunteer, you will help set up and tear down event materials, speak to the public about AZ Husky Rescue, and facilitate meet and greets with potential adopters and adoptable huskies. Volunteers must be comfortable with customer service and have experience with dogs.

Join our community to become a volunteer and help create lasting networks of support. Volunteers will work together in initiatives that foster unity, build stronger neighborhoods, and promote empathy and social awareness.

Empower individuals by taking an active role in shaping their communities. Volunteers will inspire civic engagement and work on projects that enhance community well-being.

Assist in walking dogs to provide them with exercise and socialization. Volunteers will help ensure the dogs are well-cared for and happy.

Help organize and manage events to support the organization's mission. Volunteers will assist in setting up, managing, and closing down events.

Transport dogs to vet appointments and adoption events. Volunteers will ensure the safe and timely transportation of dogs.

Assist in promoting the organization's mission and events through social media platforms. Volunteers will create and manage content to engage the community.

Assist in distributing food at Family Food Pantries, interacting with families and witnessing firsthand the difference a helping hand can make. Volunteers in this role often find it rewarding as they see the gratitude in the eyes of those they help.

Lend your professional skills in areas like marketing, IT, or grant writing. Skilled volunteers play a pivotal role in increasing the organization's capacity to serve, helping with promotional materials, optimizing IT systems, or securing funding.

Assist with office tasks, data entry, or event planning. Your organizational skills can help manage resources efficiently, plan impactful events, and extend the organization's reach to more families in need.

Help assemble Bags of Hope for weekend distribution, providing crucial nutrition to children who might otherwise go without during weekends. This role involves packing food and ensuring that each bag is ready for distribution.

Support the nutrition education program by helping with classes or gardening activities. This role is perfect for those who enjoy hands-on learning and want to contribute to educating young minds about healthy eating and growing their own food.

Boutique Team Members welcome and interact with visitors to the Rescue, manage sales from the boutique, answer the phone, and accept donations.

Facilities Team Members help maintain a clean, safe, and welcoming environment at the rescue.

Grant Writing Team Members help find and apply for grants to support the rescue's operations.

Transport Team Members help transport kitties to and from scheduled vet and spay/neuter appointments.

Medical Caregivers help monitor kitty health, assist with treatments, and support overall care alongside the Animal Care Technician.

Events Team Members assist with event planning, event management, or event promotion to make fundraising and educational events successful.

Adoption Counselors pair potential adopters with the right kitty and place the cats in caring homes.

Kitty Caregivers are responsible for cleaning general population kitty rooms, providing fresh food and water, cleaning litter boxes, and socializing with the kittens and cats.

Volunteers in the Sparkle Squad help keep the rescue sparkling clean and brighten kitties’ days with play and socialization.

Volunteers are essential to VerdeCares, providing non-medical support to community residents. After a one-time orientation, volunteers can choose their tasks, locations, and frequency of service, helping neighbors in need.

Assist with transporting dogs and supplies, conducting meet and greets, and performing home checks. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of rescue activities and the well-being of animals.

Assist in disaster response efforts by providing in-kind donations, offering resources, or volunteering skills such as veterinary or rescue operations. Volunteers can choose to assist within their county or become official FEMA volunteers for broader support.

Engage in special projects from home, such as social media responses, inventory record keeping, or advocacy research. Volunteers can also participate in making blankets for shelter pets or assist with grant writing and fundraising outreach.

Participate in various community service projects organized by the MVWC Service Project, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arm of the club. Volunteers help distribute money and purchased goods to deserving organizations in the community.

Volunteers are needed to support various activities and events organized by Opportunity4Kids. Responsibilities may include assisting with event setup, engaging with children, and providing administrative support.

Provide administrative support to Chemo Companions by assisting with office tasks, data entry, and other clerical duties to ensure smooth operation of the organization's programs.

Assist in fundraising efforts by supporting events, reaching out to potential donors, and helping to coordinate fundraising activities to support Chemo Companions' programs.

Assist in preparing Chemo Comfort Bags by stuffing them with thoughtfully selected items designed to provide comfort and support to patients undergoing chemotherapy.

Participate in outreach and community events to raise awareness about Chemo Companions' mission and programs. Volunteers may help with event setup, engage with the community, and distribute informational materials.

Deliver supplies to foster homes and assist with organizing and distributing donations. Volunteers should be organized and able to lift moderate weights.

Volunteers provide emotional support to individuals undergoing chemotherapy by offering companionship, comfort, and a listening ear during hospital visits. Additional training is required through the hospital or clinic.

Assist at adoption events by helping set up, manage the event, and interact with potential adopters to provide information about the dogs and the adoption process.

Support the sanctuary with data entry and administrative tasks to ensure smooth operations. Volunteers should have basic computer skills and attention to detail.

Assist with feeding the senior dogs at the sanctuary during morning and evening shifts. Volunteers should be comfortable handling dogs and following feeding schedules.

Assist with fundraising efforts and special projects to support the sanctuary's mission. Volunteers will help organize events and engage with the community to raise awareness and funds.

Capture photos and videos of the senior dogs for promotional and adoption purposes. Volunteers should have experience with photography or videography and their own equipment.

Assist in writing grant proposals to secure funding for the sanctuary. Volunteers should have strong writing skills and experience in grant writing or research.

Transport senior dogs to and from the sanctuary for various appointments and events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and be comfortable driving in the Phoenix metro area.

Volunteers are needed to walk and socialize with senior dogs to improve their well-being and prepare them for adoption. Volunteers must be able to squat, bend, twist, lift, or stand for long periods.

Opportunity to train and find out if being a First Responder is a good fit, with opportunities to volunteer in Texas and California. Training takes place in Phoenix. Training in areas of Emergency Medical Response, with the option to attend online EMT basic school and FF 1 Academy. Opportunity to learn rope rescue systems, wildland firefighting and special operations in the Phoenix area.. The program is all about training and requires a dedication of time, finances and the ability to travel to training sites in and out of state | Requirements: To be discussed. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Fire Corps, Junior Members

Assist in providing students with hands-on experiences in construction and design. Volunteers will help guide students through the process of designing and building a structure, fostering teamwork and conflict resolution skills.

Volunteers create access to community relational and social capital to empower people with complex needs to achieve one priority goal they could not realize on their own. Each Network Table serves 25-50 individuals or families in a year.

Volunteers form a 'Table' to develop long-term, reciprocal relationships with an individual or family, meeting weekly to share friendship and access social networks to support the implementation of the Friend’s Life Plan.

Assist in planning and coordinating events for Kids in Focus, ensuring smooth execution and successful outcomes. Volunteers work on logistics, coordination, and communication with participants and stakeholders.

Volunteers capture the essence of Kids in Focus events through photography and videography, helping to document and promote the organization's mission. This role involves attending events and working closely with the team to ensure high-quality visual content.

Mentors use their photography skills to make a vital difference in the lives of children, teaching them to see creatively and reconnect with their environment. Mentors are trained to understand the impact of adverse childhood experiences and how to build resilience in kids.

Volunteers are needed at Christ Cares for Kids during open hours on Monday and Wednesday to help with cleaning, organizing, and preparing donations and supplies. Volunteers can also assist at other times as needed.

Facilitate or assist in teaching Mental Health First Aid courses at schools, churches, or workplaces. Volunteers can also help organize these events.

Assist in organizing and attending adoption events to provide exposure for cats and increase their chances of finding a forever home. Volunteers will help set up events, engage with potential adopters, and share information about the cats.

Docents lead guided tours of Tovrea Castle and the Cactus Gardens, sharing historical and cultural information with visitors. Volunteers should have strong communication skills and an interest in history and culture.

Tram Drivers transport guests around the Tovrea Castle grounds, ensuring safety and providing basic information about the site. Volunteers should have a valid driver's license and good driving skills.

Guest Services volunteers assist visitors at the Tovrea Castle Visitor Center, providing information, answering questions, and ensuring a positive experience. Volunteers should be friendly and helpful.

Volunteers are needed to visit sponsored shelter dogs at Heidi's Village. Responsibilities include walking, day fostering, enrichment, and attending Mutt Manners training classes on Sundays.

Engage with veterans through social activities, providing support and building relationships. Volunteers may connect with veterans over coffee, participate in local community events, or simply walk with them around their neighborhood.

Assist the Forest Service in maintaining a Developed Recreation Site by removing weeds, debris, and trash, painting, cleaning picnic tables, and removing graffiti.

Volunteers take photographs of selected sites throughout the Tonto National Forest to help determine environmental impacts and changes over time. This project runs from April to September each year.

Volunteers work on designated sites in the Superstition Mountains to remove invasive grasses that pose threats to the desert ecosystem. Events are planned for every 2nd and 4th Saturday from October through April.

Volunteers assist in returning the Cave Creek Trail System to its full potential by helping with light trail brushing and fiberglass trail marker installation.

Volunteers help with the maintenance of significant archaeological sites in the Tonto National Forest by removing overgrown vegetation and performing general site maintenance.

Volunteers provide general help with organizational operations such as social media, website design, grant writing, membership, and data management.

Volunteers help with planting, watering, and monitoring milkweed, which is vital for monarch butterflies. This project contributes to monarch conservation efforts.

Volunteers help inventory developed water sources on the Tonto National Forest, including windmills, springs, and stock tanks.

Board Committee Volunteers assist various committees from the Board of Directors as needed, including the Fundraising and Development Committee, Production Committee, and Marketing Committee.

Event Volunteers donate their time by helping at events, including roles such as box office staffing, ticket takers, ushers, and stagehands. Volunteers are crucial in ensuring the smooth operation of performances and events.

Assist in the execution of the Aspire to Pitch: Teen Innovation Challenge. Volunteers will help with event logistics, participant coordination, and providing support to the young entrepreneurs during their pitches.

Transport Bulldogs to and from veterinary appointments, foster homes, and adoption events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a vehicle.

Assist with providing medical care and support for rescued Bulldogs. Volunteers with veterinary experience can help with health assessments and treatments.

Participate in fundraising activities to support the rescue's mission. Volunteers will help plan and execute fundraising events and campaigns.

Write engaging and informative biographies for Bulldogs available for adoption. These biographies help potential adopters learn more about the dogs' personalities and needs.

Conduct home visits to assess potential adopters' homes for suitability. Volunteers will evaluate the environment and provide feedback to the rescue team.

Update and maintain the rescue's social media platforms to engage the community and promote adoption and fundraising events.

Assist with organizing and managing adoption events to help find homes for rescued Bulldogs. Volunteers will help set up, interact with potential adopters, and ensure the event runs smoothly.

Assist in facilitating a financial education cohort for ages 13–18, focusing on entrepreneurship and smart spending. Volunteers will help guide discussions and activities that explore turning ideas into income and making smart spending choices.

Support the FREE Shirt Printing Workshop by assisting participants in learning the logistics of screen printing, creating designs, and printing on t-shirts. Volunteers will also help teach the business side of screen printing.

Help coordinate the 'Flights, Flavors & Founders' event, a special teen experience at Fair Trade Cafe. Volunteers will assist in event setup, participant engagement, and ensuring a smooth event flow.

Volunteers are welcome to help sew dresses and shirts, involving tasks such as cutting out hearts and stars from scrap fabric, ironing, simple sewing tasks, and more complicated sewing like applique work. This opportunity is located in Mesa, Arizona.

Join The Garment League's team of dedicated volunteers to empower and uplift the community through fashion. Volunteers will contribute to meaningful projects that promote inclusivity, sustainability, and creativity in the fashion industry.