Assist in planning and executing fundraising activities to support the organization's programs. Engage with donors and help with event coordination.

Provide support wherever needed within the organization. Tasks may vary based on current needs and projects.

Help organize and facilitate the Membership Tea event. Responsibilities include setting up the venue, coordinating with members, and ensuring a smooth event flow.

Write and send thank-you letters to donors and supporters of the organization. Maintain communication and express gratitude on behalf of the organization.

Assist in supervising children during recess as part of the Summer Arts Program. Ensure safety and engagement of participants during outdoor activities.

Monitor and ensure the safety of children at bus stops during the Summer Arts Program. Assist with boarding and alighting of children from buses.

Grand Ronde Emergency Services is actively looking for community members to volunteer. Volunteer opportunities include Firefighter, Water Tender Operator, and Support Services. | Requirements: With some exceptions, Emergency Service volunteers must be at least 18 years old. Volunteers will need to be 21 years of age to drive and operated apparatus. There may be limited opportunities for community members 16 - 18 years of age to get involved. All volunteers have a valid Oregon diver's license and pass a background investigation and medical evaluation. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Department Support

Join OEA as a Volunteer Educator and help provide students with a hands-on, educational experience which encourages investigation and discovery with the natural world. No experience is necessary as training, resources, and materials will be provided.

Assist with day camps by supporting the organization and facilitation of outdoor activities for children. Volunteers will help create a fun and educational environment for campers.

Participate in the setup, execution, and breakdown of special events. Volunteers will ensure events run smoothly and provide assistance where needed.

Assist with grant writing and fundraising efforts to support OEA's programs. Volunteers will help identify funding opportunities and develop proposals.

Help OEA recruit and manage volunteers for various programs and events. This role involves outreach and coordination to ensure a smooth volunteer experience.

Support OEA's marketing and outreach efforts by managing social media accounts and creating engaging content to promote programs and events.

Office volunteers are needed to assist with various administrative tasks for 3-4 hours per week. Volunteers will help manage office operations and support the organization's mission.

Spanish-speaking volunteers are needed to assist with communication and support for Spanish-speaking families for 3-4 hours per week. Volunteers will help bridge language barriers and provide essential services.

Car seat technicians are required to undergo an 8-hour training (paid by Bambinos) and assist with car seat installations, which take about 30 minutes to 1 hour each. Flexible scheduling is available.

Equipment cleaners are responsible for cleaning and maintaining donated equipment for 2-3 hours at a time. This role offers flexible scheduling.

Delivery and pick-up drivers are needed to transport items to and from the organization. This role is flexible and can be arranged around the volunteer's schedule.

Social media volunteers are needed to help manage and create content for Bambinos' social media platforms. This role is flexible and can be adapted to fit the volunteer's schedule.

Donation trackers are needed to manage and track donations for 2-3 hours per week. This role is flexible and can be adapted to fit volunteer schedules.

Assist in operating critical warming shelters for day and overnight stays during fall and winter in Yamhill County. Volunteers are needed to help manage the shelters and provide support to those in need.

Help provide free, nutritious takeaway meals every Sunday afternoon in partnership with YCAP and McMinnville Cooperative Ministries. Volunteers assist in meal preparation and distribution.

Join one of the DDA's committees to support economic vitality, design, organization, or promotion. Members will participate in monthly meetings and contribute to planning and executing projects.

Participate in downtown clean-up days to help maintain and beautify the historic downtown area. Volunteers will assist in litter collection, planting, and other beautification projects.

Join the Dallas Downtown Association in celebrating the 'Dallas in Wonderland' themed parade. Volunteers will assist with organizing parade participants, managing crowd control, and ensuring the event runs smoothly.

Assist in therapeutic riding sessions by leading horses or side-walking with participants. Volunteers help ensure the safety and effectiveness of the sessions, providing support and encouragement to riders with disabilities.

Master Gardener volunteers engage in community outreach by answering gardening questions at OSU Extension offices, local Farmers’ markets, and Master Gardener events. They also manage demonstration gardens, school gardens, and community gardens, and host garden tours, workshops, and classes.

We are a a 100% volunteer fire department. We have 32 members divided into the three divisions of Fire Suppression and Rescue, EMS, and Fire Corps. We respond 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year – from work, from holiday family dinners, from track meets, and from their beds. We serve the 1,000 citizens of Falls City as well as the 1.2-square-mile town’s visitors. Whether in town helping our neighbors or around the region helping our fire neighbors, Falls City Fire Department provides fire, rescue, pre-transport medical, and public education services. Included in our fire and rescue services, we respond to all fire related calls, hazardous material incidents, motor vehicle collisions, and various kinds of rescues, including water rescues from our beautiful waterfalls throughout the year. We are also heavily involved in the community that rallied around us in our time of need – hosting and participating in community events, providing free community classes, and providing public education to our local students and residents. Building a strong community takes all of us and we would love for you to do your part with us! If you are interested in helping your friends and neighbors, come check out what being a Falls City Fire Department volunteer really means! If you are interested in volunteering with us, please stop by the fire station at 320 N Main Street on Wednesdays between 6 and 6:30PM and ask for AC Sykes. | Requirements: Be above the age of 18 Be a resident of the City of Falls City or of the immediate surrounding area Full background check required Be of good health Be able to lift 50 pounds, stand for long periods of time, and work in extreme conditions Be of good character Be of good standing in the community Must be able to attend regular drills and events | Categories: EMT, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support, Firefighter, Other

Engage with ferrets during play dates, helping to socialize them and provide enrichment activities. Volunteers should enjoy interacting with animals and have a playful spirit.

Participate in events to educate the public about ferret care and the shelter's mission. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking to groups and sharing information.

Provide a temporary home for ferrets in need, offering them care and attention until they find a permanent home. Volunteers should be prepared to handle ferrets and provide a safe environment.

Assist with cleaning and maintaining the ferret shelter to ensure a hygienic and comfortable environment for the animals. Volunteers should be prepared for physical tasks and have attention to detail.

Drive a tractor to transport guests between remote parking and the clubhouse during the event. Ensure guest safety and provide a welcoming experience.

Assist at the swap meet by answering payment questions and verifying transactions for aviation-related items. Ensure smooth operation of the flea market.

Join us to help provide a great pancake breakfast for attendees by preparing food, serving, and ensuring cleanliness of the dining area.

Assist with practice sessions for the STOL competition by flying light aircraft and adjusting takeoff and landing points as needed. Practice sessions are weather-dependent.

Greet arriving guests, sell and distribute Fly-in tickets, and manage merchandise sales. Provide a welcoming and efficient registration experience.

As a line judge, you will be responsible for setting up measurement tapes and cones, measuring takeoff and landing distances, and ensuring safety during flight operations. Attendance at practice sessions is required.

Help manage the Saturday evening dinner by setting up tables, preparing food, assisting with buffet service, and cleaning up after the meal.

Supervise the food preparation and cooking for the hamburger lunch, ensuring food safety and quality. Coordinate with other volunteers for a successful meal service.

This volunteer-led effort focuses on restoring the streamside habitat along Middle Fork Ash Creek at Gentle Woods Park in Monmouth. Volunteers will manually remove invasive species, plant native vegetation, and construct deer-proof cages for new plantings.

As part of the EnO Committee, volunteers help plan and organize events and activities to engage and inspire the community to take action for watershed health.

Volunteers will help expand the Friends of the LWC and Business Circle networks, plan annual fundraising events, and engage with potential donors and volunteers.

Volunteers engage with the public over social media platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook to promote LWC activities and initiatives.

Volunteers assist in planning and organizing events such as celebrations, fundraisers, or volunteer recognition events, including organizing entertainment and communicating with sponsors.

Volunteers help with filing, data entry, research, typing, editing, and various office-related activities to support the day-to-day operations of the LWC.

Volunteers participate in field opportunities for monitoring, weed pulls, Adopt-a-Road events, tree plantings, and other stewardship activities, including cutting/pulling invasive weeds and planting.

Volunteers help keep trash out of streets and streams by participating in clean-ups along stretches of roadways in Polk County (Buena Vista Road) and Benton County (Tampico/Coffin Butte Roads).

On April 19, 2025, volunteers will join an effort to remove invasive ivy and bird cherry trees from a grove of old oaks growing alongside South Fork Ash Creek, in Independence.