Become a trained and certified volunteer leader providing service hours to community organizations focused on natural and cultural history. Volunteers will engage with local chapters and community partners to promote education and awareness.

Join a dedicated team to make a difference in the lives of cats that have lost their owners. Responsibilities include office work, public relations, event planning, running errands, making phone calls, cleaning, feeding, and play-time. Volunteers also help with kitty socialization visits to ensure the emotional well-being of the cats.

As a Solitude Monitoring Volunteer, you will participate in a monitoring program that ensures Wilderness areas provide opportunities for solitude. This involves counting encounters with people while hiking in designated areas, allowing you to contribute to the preservation of these spaces while enjoying your outdoor activities.

Join the Invasive Plant Monitoring initiative to help document invasive species such as tamarisk and oleander in Arnett Creek, just outside of Superior, AZ. This role involves hiking and reporting your findings to aid in ongoing native habitat restoration efforts.

Volunteer to provide critiques for member's artwork at the end of each general monthly meeting. Critiques are given by established or teaching artists.

Assist in hanging artwork for upcoming exhibitions. Volunteers will help prepare and organize the exhibition space.

Help bring snacks and water or tea and ice for the members at break (you will be reimbursed). Help clean up after the meeting.

Assist in carrying trees into the meeting room, clean up after meetings, and help members take their trees to their cars.

Help the Communication Director promote the club, events, and exhibitions. Take photographs at meetings and events for use in promotions on Facebook and the website.

Greet members, direct them to get name tags, buy raffle tickets, help find the Mentors table who can help with their tree, and introduce them to other members. If they have questions, find the member who can help them.

Assist in setting up tables, awnings, and trees at exhibitions. Volunteer for four-hour shifts at the shows to talk with guests, monitor and mist trees, and work at the membership/raffle table.

Foster Volunteers provide temporary care and love for shelter pets in need, helping them feel safe and ready for adoption. This role is crucial for animals that require extra medical care or a break from the shelter environment.

Community Cat Program Volunteers assist in trapping and transporting community cats for spay/neuter and vaccination as part of the Trap Neuter Return program. Duties include community outreach, preparing trapping materials, and helping distribute food to colony caregivers.

As a Cat Socialization Volunteer, you will spend one-on-one time with adoptable cats in their kennels, helping them feel safe and loved while preparing them for adoption. This role requires interaction with the public during shifts, so comfort in engaging with visitors is essential.

As a Food Distribution Volunteer, you will help organize, sort, and package donated food and supplies for families in need. This role includes greeting families and ensuring a smooth distribution process, making a tangible difference in the community.

As a Dog Enrichment Volunteer, you will provide mental stimulation and love to shelter dogs through various activities such as treat puzzles and interactive games. This role helps to relieve stress and brighten the dogs' days while they await adoption.

Dog Walkers enjoy spending time with dogs in the adoption kennel area, ensuring they are exercised and socialized. This role requires completing a dog handling class and participating in mentor walks to start walking the shelter dogs.

Assist in providing basic needs such as utilities, housing, and food to low-income families and Veterans in Tucson. Volunteers will help connect individuals to community resources and facilitate random acts of kindness.

Provide Mental Health First Aid classes to the community, teaching people how to identify and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders. Volunteers will help in organizing and conducting these classes.

Volunteer a few times a year at one of our events to support the Esperanza Dance Project's mission. Responsibilities may include event setup, guest assistance, and promoting the organization's cause.