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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Guide visitors through our model home, which is an innovative transformation of two 20-foot shipping containers. Volunteers will provide information about the project and answer any questions from visitors.

Assist in transporting animals from shelters to veterinary appointments or their new homes. Your help in providing rides is crucial to saving lives.

Join us as a volunteer for the 2025 Girls Confidence Camp, which will be held overnight. Volunteers will assist in creating a memorable experience for campers, engaging in various camp activities and providing support to campers.

Assist in sending out thank you cards to our donors. We provide all necessary materials to ensure our supporters receive the appreciation they deserve.

As a volunteer staff member, you will be an essential part of preparing for the festival, depending on your level of commitment and particular strengths or areas of interest. You will likely work 2-5 hours per month and are expected to stay with Tucson Fringe for at least one year.

Help manage and create content for our social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Engage with our audience and keep up with the latest trends to promote our rescue efforts.

Assist women emerging from abusive relationships, incarceration, or divorce by providing guidance and support as they re-enter the workforce and rebuild their lives. Volunteers will help with life skills training and emotional support.

Volunteers at Mission Garden assist with various tasks including gardening, educational programs, and events to help maintain and promote the garden's cultural and agricultural heritage. Volunteers work alongside staff and other volunteers to ensure the garden remains a vibrant community resource.