Join our team of passionate volunteers dedicated to protecting wildlife from human-caused threats. Volunteers will engage in conservation, education, and arts initiatives to help save precious wildlife from extinction.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the Friendsgiving event for individuals with special needs. Responsibilities include setting up the venue, welcoming guests, and ensuring a fun and safe environment for all attendees.

Participate in an orientation session to learn about volunteering opportunities with Village Encinitas. Volunteers will support seniors in the community through various activities and services.

Participate in a Quick Pick or Big Pick to collect citrus or other fruits from local backyards and orchards. Volunteers help gather surplus produce to support feeding partners serving food-insecure San Diegans. Volunteer time is approximately 2.5 hours.

Volunteer drivers are needed to transport produce from farms, farmers markets, and orchards to distribution points. This role supports the Market Share and CropSwap programs. Volunteer time is approximately 1.5 hours.

Join the effort to rescue mixed produce from local farmers and grocers. Volunteers collect excess produce from farmers markets and grocery stores, ensuring it reaches those in need. Volunteer time is approximately 1-2 hours, depending on the program.

Help maintain accurate financial records and assist with bookkeeping tasks. Volunteers should have experience in finance or accounting.

Assist with transporting animals to various locations across the U.S. to ensure they reach their forever homes. Volunteers must be reliable and have a valid driver's license.

Conduct legal research and assist with writing legal documents to support Ruger's Rescues' operations. Volunteers should have a background in legal studies.

Assist with various administrative tasks to ensure the smooth operation of Ruger's Rescues. Volunteers should be organized and detail-oriented.

Write engaging blog posts and email newsletters to keep the community informed about Ruger's Rescues' activities and impact. Volunteers should have strong writing skills.

Help manage and create content for Ruger's Rescues' social media platforms to raise awareness and engage the community. Volunteers should have a knack for creativity and communication.

Assist in writing grant proposals to secure funding for Ruger's Rescues' programs. Volunteers should have experience in grant writing.

Create visually appealing graphics for various campaigns and events to support Ruger's Rescues' mission. Volunteers should have experience in graphic design software.

Help at various in-person events throughout Southern California to support Ruger's Rescues' mission. Volunteers should be enthusiastic and enjoy working with the public.

Assist in campaign efforts by distributing flyers, engaging in word-of-mouth promotion, and supporting community events. Volunteers will help achieve organizational goals through active participation and communication.

Volunteers are the heart and soul of our nonprofit. Help make a positive impact on the lives of children in Illinois or California by assisting in camps, after-school programs, and other educational activities that promote sustainability and environmental awareness.

Join our team of volunteers to assist in organizing and executing community events that promote inclusivity and engagement for individuals with disabilities. Volunteers will help with event setup, participant assistance, and ensuring a welcoming environment.

Participate in build sessions to assemble parts of water purification units for distribution to families in Haiti. This is a great opportunity for team building or spending a fun afternoon with family and friends.

Volunteers will assist in various community empowerment projects, including supporting sustainable agriculture programs and providing essential life skill training to victims of violence. Volunteers will help foster long-term self-reliance and uplift marginalized communities.

Assist with the maintenance of the Sensory Garden at the Blind Community Center in San Diego. Tasks include planting, watering, and general upkeep of the garden to provide a therapeutic environment for the visually impaired.

Participate in building maintenance projects at the Blind Community Center in San Diego. Responsibilities include minor repairs, cleaning, and organizing to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for visitors.

As a volunteer, you will have the opportunity to be part of different teams such as outreach, social media, and youth programs. Volunteers engage with the community and support trans youth and young adults.

This program pairs volunteers who are veterans with hospice patients who also served in the United States Armed Forces for emotional healing.

Volunteers use sewing skills to transform a favorite shirt, blouse, or pajamas into a stuffed bear or pillow that serves as a cuddly reminder of someone special.

Volunteers help patients stay connected to pets who provide companionship and unconditional love.

Volunteers offer Reiki, massage therapy, aromatherapy, music support, and hair styling to bring peace and relaxation to others.

As a grief support group facilitator, volunteers provide children with a safe space to share their grief story and connect with others.

Patient care volunteers provide companionship and emotional support to hospice families by visiting, listening, reading a book, or simply holding a hand.

Volunteers use office expertise and community connections to maximize the organization's ability to serve families in need of care and support.

Share your expertise as an attorney, tax professional, nurse, or in fundraising/event planning to support the organization's mission. Volunteers use their professional skills to help others in need.

Support Shoreline Community Services by volunteering at fundraisers and community outreach events. Responsibilities include setup, registration, activities, and cleanup to ensure a welcoming experience for all attendees.

Serve at The Compass Station, a drop-in resource center for unhoused individuals, providing services needed to begin their journey off the street. Volunteers assist in various capacities to support the center's operations.

Join a team of trained volunteers to engage with unsheltered individuals, building relationships, trust, and support. Volunteers offer connections to resources and services needed to help individuals move off the street.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the Band at the Beach music camp. Responsibilities include helping with setup, managing equipment, and supporting instructors and students during the camp sessions.

Share your expertise and mentor the next generation by spending a couple of hours a month at our high school Julia Morgan Society clubs. Inspire students about careers in the construction industry and help them learn about the abundance and depth of careers in construction, engineering, and architecture.

Prepare and donate small gift bags to seniors to brighten their day on special occasions and birthdays. This role involves creativity and a personal touch to make seniors feel valued and remembered.

Engage with the community to raise awareness about the services offered by Lamb of God Maternity Home. Responsibilities include attending events, distributing informational materials, and networking with local organizations.

As a Volunteer HICAP Counselor, you will empower clients to make informed decisions about their healthcare. You will educate Medicare beneficiaries and their families about their benefits, choices, rights, and protections, and advocate on their behalf to resolve problems.

Service-oriented individuals are encouraged to apply to join our Board of Directors. We appreciate applicants with skills in nonprofit finance, event planning, fundraising, and donor engagement.

As a volunteer attorney, you will provide pro bono legal representation on a flexible basis. You will work side-by-side with our attorneys, offering training and shadowing opportunities to familiarize you with the areas of law that we practice.

We offer rolling internships for law students in San Diego and those who work remotely. Interns receive training and work under a staff attorney’s supervision, handling tasks such as legal research, drafting demand letters, and attending meetings.

As a foster care provider, you will help rescue more pups from overcrowded shelters by providing a temporary home. Responsibilities include caring for the puppies and ensuring they are healthy and happy until they find a permanent home.

Volunteers will assist community members and partners with promoting child abuse prevention services, identify local resources for families, and advocate for families as needed in English and/or Spanish. Responsibilities include conducting initial intakes, developing service plans, and maintaining accurate case records.

Volunteers are needed to deliver gift baskets to hospitalized children, providing a welcomed distraction and support to families. Responsibilities include coordinating with hospitals and ensuring timely delivery of gifts.

Assist in organizing and distributing food to individuals and families in need at various Salvation Army locations. Volunteers will help ensure that food items are properly sorted and distributed to those facing food insecurity.

Volunteers will mentor Native youth in the AIR Summer project, focusing on environmental stewardship with STEM-based ideals. Mentors will help students integrate these concepts with their developing tribal communities.

Volunteers provide companionship, support, and assistance to hospice patients and their families. Activities may include patient visits, reading, light housekeeping, meal delivery, and administrative tasks. Volunteers are essential in enhancing the quality of life for patients during their final days.

Help increase awareness of In Good Company's programs through marketing and outreach efforts. Volunteers will create content, manage social media, and engage with the community.

Work with schools to integrate climate education into their curriculum. Volunteers will assist in developing educational materials and coordinating with educators.

Contribute to the strategic direction and governance of In Good Company. Volunteers will participate in board meetings and help develop organizational policies.

Assist In Good Company in securing funding by identifying potential grants and fundraising opportunities. Volunteers will help draft proposals and manage fundraising campaigns.

Support the planning and execution of events that promote climate education and justice. Volunteers will assist with logistics, outreach, and event coordination.

Coordinate and manage other volunteers, ensuring they are effectively contributing to In Good Company's mission. Responsibilities include scheduling, communication, and support for volunteer activities.

Help promote the Community Wellness Collaborative's services and events. Volunteers will assist in planning and executing marketing campaigns, organizing community events, and engaging with the public to raise awareness about the organization's mission.

Volunteer healthcare professionals are needed to provide integrative health services such as acupuncture, chiropractic, and clinical massage to underserved communities in San Diego. Volunteers will work alongside experienced practitioners to deliver holistic care.

Assist the Community Wellness Collaborative in securing funding by writing and submitting grant proposals. Volunteers will research potential funding sources and collaborate with staff to draft compelling grant applications.

Provide administrative and legal support to the Community Wellness Collaborative. Responsibilities include organizing documents, assisting with legal compliance, and supporting the administrative team in daily operations.

Join the celebration of arts and culture by volunteering at ArtWalk Liberty Station. Work with artists and fellow arts enthusiasts in Little Italy, assisting with various tasks before and during the two-day festival. Volunteers receive an event T-shirt and are entered into a drawing for art and other prizes.

Engage with the San Diego Leadership Alliance to support their mission of building progressive leadership in San Diego. Volunteers may assist in organizing events, supporting the SDLA Institute, and engaging with the community to promote progressive values.

If you have experience in graphic design or illustration, your talents can help us reach teachers and students with free learning opportunities through music. We welcome all kinds of artistic styles as long as they communicate positivity and spread joy.

Capture special moments and share great events for GITC. A good phone camera or better, a love of people, and experience taking candid action photos makes for wonderful storytelling.

If you enjoy videotaping, assisting with recording, or editing videos, your skills can help us spread awareness, raise crucial funding, and train teachers and students.

These angels assist in GITC classrooms supporting our teachers in training their students. Volunteers help in creating a supportive learning environment for music education.

Join us in one of our regional locations to assist with tuning up new ukuleles and guitars before they go out to programs and classrooms. Help ensure instruments are ready for educational use.

Are you a performer who wants to volunteer to share your music and advocate for GITC at public and social events? Nationally, you can help spread the word about GITC and support our mission through your performances.

Mentor young individuals by offering support, guidance, and encouragement through various challenges. Volunteers will engage in activities that promote personal and academic growth.

Assist in the operation of the community laundromat, helping individuals experiencing homelessness to access clean clothing. Volunteers will help manage laundry loads and maintain the facility.

Assist in the distribution of food to families in need, ensuring they receive necessary supplies without judgment. Volunteers will help organize and distribute food packages efficiently.

Support the Scent Work Trials event by assisting with setup, participant coordination, and event management. Volunteers will ensure the event runs smoothly and provide assistance to participants as needed.

Participate in the FastCat event by helping with event logistics, participant coordination, and ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all. Volunteers will assist with setup and provide support throughout the event.

Assist in organizing and managing the Virtual Rally event, ensuring smooth operations and participant engagement. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant support.

Seeking experienced sailors to accompany disabled sailors, ensuring safety and enjoyment during sailing sessions. Volunteers will help create a supportive and inclusive environment on the water.

Seeking able-bodied individuals to assist with transferring sailors from docks to boats, preparing boats for launch, and ensuring safe landings. Volunteers play a crucial role in the smooth operation of sailing activities.

Seeking experienced motorboat enthusiasts to monitor sailboats in the harbor from a powered skiff, and communicate with sailors via radio. Volunteers ensure safety and coordination during sailing activities.

Join the POZabilities contingent at the Pride Parade, walking or riding along the route from Pride Plaza to Balboa Park. Volunteers will help represent and support long-term HIV survivors in the community.

Provide in-museum school tours and outreach presentations, engaging visitors with educational content about the museum's exhibits and conservation efforts.

Lead hikes and interpret the natural environment for participants, fostering a connection to nature and promoting conservation awareness.

Provide whale watching interpretation aboard local cruises, educating participants about marine life and conservation efforts.

Run engagement activities on the museum floor, interacting with visitors to enhance their museum experience and understanding of natural history.

Assist with summer camp activities, supporting educational programs for high school students and fostering a love of nature and science.

Assist in organizing and facilitating community engagement events and workshops. Volunteers will work closely with community members to promote mental health and life skills programs.

Assist in organizing community-building events and fundraisers to support women and children in transitional homes. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Volunteer to walk dogs, providing them with exercise and socialization. This role is crucial in helping dogs adjust to a safe environment and prepare for adoption.

Assist in the organization and execution of special events hosted by Be Well Therapy. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Assist with financial record-keeping and reporting for Be Well Therapy. Volunteers will help manage budgets, track expenses, and ensure financial accuracy.

Assist with organizing and managing adoption events for pit bulls. Responsibilities include setting up the event space, interacting with potential adopters, and providing information about the dogs available for adoption.

Coordinate Bag Swap events to help reduce plastic waste by swapping plastic bags for recyclable ones. Volunteers will organize events, manage logistics, and engage with the community to promote sustainability.

Assist refugee families by helping them move into their new homes. Volunteers will help with organizing, setting up, and ensuring families feel welcome in their new environment.

Volunteers can make a positive difference in the lives of families affected by domestic violence by contributing a few hours a week or a year. Responsibilities may include event support, social media, grant writing, and auction item procurement.

Support Be Well Therapy's fundraising efforts by helping to plan and execute fundraising campaigns. Volunteers will engage with potential donors and assist in organizing fundraising events.

Help transport dogs to and from foster homes or vet appointments. This role is crucial in ensuring the dogs receive necessary medical care and find their forever homes.

Photograph dogs to share their images with prospective owners. This role is essential in capturing the dogs' personalities and helping them find homes.

As a volunteer, you will support The Worldview Project by using your skills, learning new ones, and gaining expertise in areas that may help your future development. Volunteers are expected to be available for a minimum of 6 hours per week and commit for at least 6 months.

Teen members choreograph original dance pieces and customize their instruction to meet the specific needs and abilities of participants. This role fosters empathy, creativity, and adaptability while promoting personal growth, skill development, and community engagement.

Write creative bios and content for the organization's website and social media channels. This role helps showcase the dogs and attract potential adopters.

Organize and manage dog food drives to collect necessary supplies for the rescue dogs. This role involves coordinating with local businesses and communities.

Organize and participate in seminars with speakers who specialize in life skills and leadership skills. Volunteers gain valuable learning experiences and connect with individuals with diverse abilities and backgrounds.

Volunteer as a mentor to at-risk youth in the San Diego County area, focusing on keeping them out of gangs and the juvenile system. Mentors provide positivity and nurturing to youth who crave belonging.

Help network dogs on social media to increase their visibility and chances of adoption. Volunteers will create engaging content and manage social media platforms.