Volunteers are needed to help care for over 150 rescued farm animals on a weekly basis. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and general care of the animals, regardless of weather conditions.

Assist in the restoration of the historic Santiam Pass Ski Lodge by participating in various tasks such as cleaning, painting, and minor repairs. Volunteers will help preserve the lodge's unique architecture and contribute to the community's cultural heritage.

Volunteers are needed to help with various tasks in the garden, including planting, growing, and maintaining the garden. Volunteers may also assist in organizing community events and fundraising activities.

Assist in transporting shelter pets from overpopulated areas to partner shelters in the Pacific Northwest. Volunteers will help ensure the safe and comfortable travel of animals to their new homes.

Facilitate the monthly Birders’ Night program and social gathering, ensuring smooth operation and engagement among participants.

Lead the Membership Committee with a commitment of 3-6 hours per month. The current chair will provide orientation and support during the transition period.

Participate in the Intermountain West Shorebird Survey to help monitor bird populations during the fall migration period. Volunteers will assist in data collection and field observations from August 9th-22nd.

Use social media and other communication channels to spread the word about ECBA programs and events. This role is vital for increasing community awareness and participation.

Crew leaders play a vital role in organizing and executing trail maintenance and development projects. Lead teams of volunteers to enhance local trail systems.

Match volunteers with available opportunities and help manage volunteer engagement. This role is crucial for maintaining the volunteer base of the organization.

Lead field trips for ECBA members and new birders, sharing knowledge and fostering appreciation for birding.

Assist in creating and maintaining habitats for birds, bats, bees, butterflies, and moths in Central Oregon. Volunteers will help with habitat restoration and public education efforts.

Join a committee to provide guidance and expertise to ECBA, helping shape the direction of the organization.

Join us for a rewarding day of trail work. Volunteers will work alongside others to clear brush, repair surfaces, and improve signage on local trails. Bring your passion and help keep our trails safe and accessible.

Join one of COTA's 7 major committees to contribute without getting in the dirt. Help with planning and organization to support trail maintenance and development projects.

We are seeking community oriented volunteers interested in emergency medical services. The Fire District serves the community of Crooked River Ranch in Jefferson and Deschutes County, Oregon. It is the largest private subdivision in the state of Oregon. Emergency Medical Services Volunteers perform all duties related to treating and transporting patients for the Fire District but are not required to become firefighters. Continuing education is provided to all Emergency Medical Services Volunteers through monthly scheduled training and conferences. | Requirements: Must be 18 years of age, Must have a valid Oregon Driver's License, Minimum of an Oregon Emergency Medical Technician, Must have a high school diploma or GED, Must pass a NFPA medical screening and drug test. | Categories: EMT

We are seeking community oriented volunteers interested in firefighting and emergency medical services. The Fire District serves the community of Crooked River Ranch in Jefferson and Deschutes County, Oregon. It is the largest private subdivision in the state of Oregon. Our Volunteer Firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians perform all duties related to fire suppression, prevention, and the treatment and transportation of patients for the Fire District. Continuing education is provided to all Firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians through monthly scheduled training and conferences. | Requirements: Must be 18 years of age Must have a valid Oregon Driver's License Must have a high school diploma or GED or be senior enrolled in high school Must pass a NFPA medical screening and drug test | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Lake Chinook Fire and Rescue is seeking quality people who wish to volunteer as firefighters, paramedics, EMTs or support personnel. As a volunteer you will be supporting your neighbors and the community. If you are already a firefighter or EMT, ask about our Affiliated Volunteer Program. Volunteer as little as 1 day a month! As a new member of the LCF&R you would be asked to complete the minimum mandatory training required by the State of Oregon with in two years of acceptance. NWCG Wildland trainding in the Spring. To attend 50% of the regularly scheduled training sessions. Respond to an acceptable percentage of emergencies occurring in the District..Our Department responds to all calls from the Cove Palisades State Park on the Deschutes arm of Lake Billy Chinook to Green Ridge and west to Perry South Campground which is an area of approximately 40 Sq Miles. | Requirements: Eligibility Requirements to become a Volunteer : • Must be minimum 18 years of age • Valid and insurable driver's license • Valid Oregon Boaters Certification • Pass a background Check • Pass a arduous duty Pack test | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

The COVC Program Manager administers relationships with nonprofit and public organizations that engage volunteers through postings on our volunteer-connecting platform. This role involves recruiting, guiding, and assisting volunteer program managers and engaging volunteers. Experience with community volunteering and relationship-building is highly recommended.

As an Administrative Support Volunteer, you will assist with essential tasks such as data entry and organizational tasks that support CCO’s programs and events. This role is ideal for someone detail-oriented with strong organizational skills.