Assist in matching mentors with mentees, organizing mentorship events, and ensuring the success of the mentorship program. This role requires a commitment of 5-10 hours per month and is suitable for those with strong relationship-building and program management skills.

Help plan and execute OPEN Silicon Valley events, including venue selection, speaker coordination, and logistics management. This role requires a commitment of 5-10 hours per month and is ideal for those with strong event planning and organizational skills.

Support member recruitment, onboarding, and engagement activities to help grow and strengthen our community. This role requires a commitment of 4-6 hours per month and is perfect for individuals with strong customer service and relationship-building skills.

Assist with social media management, email newsletters, content creation, and promotional materials for OPEN Silicon Valley. This role requires a commitment of 3-8 hours per month and is suitable for those with skills in social media and content writing.

Help identify, approach, and manage relationships with potential sponsors for OPEN Silicon Valley events and programs. This role requires a commitment of 4-8 hours per month and is ideal for individuals with sales and business development skills.

Provide technical assistance for the OPEN Silicon Valley website, membership portal, and digital tools. This role requires a commitment of 3-8 hours per month and is suitable for those with web development and IT support skills.

Join EnActe Arts in delivering intimate, high-quality theatre experiences by volunteering in various production roles. Volunteers help bring productions to life by supporting different aspects of theatre production.

Volunteers assist with sorting, packing, and distributing groceries during drive-through food distributions held on Wednesdays. Volunteers must be able to lift 25-30 lbs and commit to the entire shift.

Family Night volunteers help facilitate activities for children aged 4-12 and their parents, promoting concepts of empathy and compassion. Participants are encouraged to bring canned food items for donation.

High school students aged 14 and older can volunteer by assisting with tasks such as packing and sorting groceries. Students must have a parent or guardian sign their volunteer application if under 18.

Volunteers are needed for various roles including pharmacists, registrars, clerks, interpreters, and on-site administrative help. If you are not a licensed Medical Provider, please complete the General Volunteer Application Form to apply.

RotaCare clinics are in need of volunteer physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. If you are a licensed Medical Provider, please complete the Medical Volunteer Application Form to get involved.

Demonstrators bring restored legacy computers to life through interactive conversations with Museum visitors, sharing their history, operation, and impact. Volunteers are trained to work with iconic systems, offering visitors a rare opportunity to experience computing history in action.

Collections & Archives Volunteers support the care, documentation, and accessibility of the Museum’s collections. Previous collections experience is required for this behind-the-scenes work that helps preserve computing history.

The Special Projects Support volunteer provides flexible, short-term assistance across multiple departments at the Computer History Museum. This role supports a wide range of project-based needs such as administrative tasks, event preparation, and research support.

Docents at the Computer History Museum help make computing history accessible and engaging through tours and conversations. No prior experience is required—just curiosity, enthusiasm, and a love of learning. We especially welcome those interested in working with K–12 students.

Visitor Engagement Volunteers are the welcoming face of the Computer History Museum. This role is perfect for friendly, reliable volunteers who enjoy working with people in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. No prior experience is required, just a positive attitude and a willingness to jump in where needed.

Groups and corporations can volunteer by providing meals or participating in team-building activities. This opportunity allows groups to engage in meaningful service while supporting families in need.

As a Weekly House Volunteer, you will help with greeting guests, giving tours, answering phones, setting up for meals, food preparation, and light cleaning. Volunteers are required to commit to at least one 3-4 hour shift each week for a minimum of 6 months.

The ESL Coordinator will manage and enhance the ESL program, working closely with the Executive Director, staff, volunteers, and community members to ensure classes meet participants' needs.