Participate in a variety of activities including adoption events, cleaning, and off-site volunteering. Volunteers will help maintain a clean and welcoming environment for the kittens and assist in event operations.

Assist in transporting rescue kittens to various locations for adoption events or medical appointments. Volunteers will ensure the safe and timely delivery of kittens to their destinations.

Join the dedicated Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) team to help manage and reduce the population of stray cats. Volunteers will assist with trapping, neutering, and returning cats to their colonies on Sunday and Monday evenings.

Provide temporary homes for kittens in need, offering care and socialization until they are ready for adoption. Volunteers will work closely with the rescue to ensure the health and well-being of the kittens.

Serve on one of KOBA's board committees such as Education, Public Relations, Community Outreach, Finance, or Advocacy. Volunteers help guide KOBA's mission and initiatives to keep Oconee clean and beautiful.

Join KOBA's Adopt-A-Spot program to clean and beautify specific areas of concern in Oconee County, such as city parks and parking lots. Volunteers work with KOBA and local authorities to maintain these sites.

Participate in the Adopt-A-Highway program by adopting a section of highway for a minimum of two years and conducting cleanups at least twice a year. KOBA provides safety training and supplies such as safety vests and trash bags.

Volunteer your time every Thursday night at The Way Youth Center by leading a small group of students in a Bible study, engaging in sports activities like shooting hoops, or doing crafts with the youth. Volunteers will serve alongside teens, helping guide them towards a Christ-centered life.

Join KOBA for the 2nd Saturday PickUps to help clean up litter in Oconee County. Volunteers will meet at the Food Lion parking lot at the corner of Hwy 123 and Old Clemson Highway at 9 AM. KOBA provides bags, safety vests, and other supplies for the two-hour cleanup.

Firefighting doesn't have to be just fire. There's a place for everyone in our organization, and we are accepting of ideas and contributions. You must have a passion for helping others. You do not have to come in with any fire or medical experience. We want to help you get there. We have free training to offer our volunteers such as all fire classes and medical responder classes. You will receive everything you need and can set you up for a career in firefighting or EMT. | Requirements: Passion for helping the community | Categories: Firefighter, Community Education, Department Support, Other, EMT, Fundraising

Assist in training puppies and dogs basic commands like sit, stay, and lay down under the guidance of an intern. Volunteers will help improve the dogs' behavior, making them more adoptable.

Volunteers can visit one of our locations to socialize with puppies, walk them on a leash, and help them get accustomed to human interaction. This helps prepare them for adoption by teaching basic social skills.

Regular volunteers can help feed animals such as dogs or horses at our Farm location. Volunteers must follow proper safety regulations, which will be provided.

Join a team of local volunteers to support refugees in the Pickens and Oconee county area. Volunteers can manage their availability and express areas of interest to serve through the Volunteer Management System.

The Volunteer Coordinator is responsible for weekly communication with site volunteers, managing the warehouse sign-up weekly, and hosting the annual volunteer appreciation event each year. Estimated time commitment is 3 hours per week.

Committee members participate in monthly meetings from March to August and engage in committee activities. Estimated time commitment is 4 hours per week.

This role involves opening and supervising the closet once per week, conducting weekly site visits, maintaining relationships with site contacts, and delivering gathered items from the school district to the site. Estimated time commitment is 4 hours per week.

The School Liaison conducts weekly site visits, establishes and maintains relationships with site contacts, communicates needed items to the office, and delivers items from the warehouse to the site. Estimated time commitment is 1.5 hours per week.

The Grant Writer is responsible for researching potential grants and writing proposals to apply for financial grants. Estimated time commitment is 2 hours per week.

Assist in the operation and maintenance of model train layouts and exhibits at the Central Railway Museum. Volunteers may also engage with visitors, providing information about the exhibits and the history of railroading.