Help monitor proposed projects and Area Plans for the West Shore and Tahoe Basin by attending public meetings and workshops. You can also assist in spreading awareness about current issues by speaking with community groups and writing letters to local planning agencies and newspapers.

Assist with various tasks during the Lake Tahoe Dance Festival, including event setup, guest assistance, and logistical support. Volunteers help ensure the smooth operation of the festival and enhance the experience for attendees.

Support fairs and showcases by setting up and managing booths. Volunteers will engage with the public, provide information about Sustainable Tahoe's mission, and assist in educational venues.

Capture events and workshops through photography and video to document Sustainable Tahoe's activities. Volunteers should have skills in photography and videography and be able to work independently.

Assist in crafting Gratitude products by painting ornaments, assembling friendship bracelets, tagging products, and sewing leather book covers and pouches. Volunteers will also help deliver goods to distributors in Lake Tahoe, Truckee, and Reno.

Assist with communications, database input, presentations, and research to support Sustainable Tahoe's development and educational initiatives. Volunteers will also help manage social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Utilize expertise in a specific shop area such as Textiles, Metal Shop, Wood Shop, Technology, or Ceramics to assist with safety check-outs and mentoring hours for new members.

Assist in setting up tents, tables, chairs, and stages for the Maker Show event. Volunteers should wear comfortable shoes and gloves for this physically engaging task.

Participate in day-of event activities for the annual Maker Show, assisting with various tasks to ensure the event runs smoothly. Volunteers will interact with the community and contribute to the event's success.

Serve as a greeter and provide support for visitors, potential donors, new students, and prospective members. Ensure the space is safe and secure while offering a welcoming environment.

Serve as a non-singing board member to contribute to advancing the mission and commitment of TTCC to the community. This is a leadership role that helps shape the future of the organization.

Help promote concerts, rehearsals, and important news by creating and posting content on social media platforms. Experience with Facebook and Instagram is helpful, but training will be provided.

Join us on February 8, 2026, to help with set-up, registration, clean-up, or as a sweeper for the Racing Gnome Snowshoe Race. This family-friendly event needs enthusiastic volunteers to ensure its success and provide support to participants.

Help capture photos of events for use on the organization's website, social media, and calendars. Both formal and candid photography skills are appreciated to showcase the community's involvement in the chorus.

Assist in finding and writing grants that align with the mission and programming of TTCC. Volunteers will work under the guidance of the Development Director to secure critical funding for the organization.

Assist with ticket sales, serve as door attendants, ushers, and help with video and lighting operations during performances. This role is vital for ensuring smooth concert operations and enhancing the audience experience.

Assist with the Youth Chorus in the Green Room backstage during performances. This role is essential for supporting young performers and ensuring they have a positive experience.

Help with school field trips and summer camps, providing educational support and engaging with students to foster an appreciation for nature.

Participate in data collection for various community science projects such as the Christmas Bird Count, Nightjar Surveys, and the Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey.

Serve as a trail docent, initially assisting by co-leading natural history outings and eventually leading hikes independently. Volunteers will engage with the public and help educate them about the Tahoe region's natural history.