Join our efforts to clean up Highway 14 by participating in our scheduled trash cleanup events from April to November. Volunteers will help remove roadside trash, contributing to a cleaner and more beautiful environment.

Assist in maintaining native wildflower plots along Highway 14 by participating in weeding, watering, and trimming activities. Volunteers will help ensure the health and beauty of these natural spaces.

Assist in the Wolf Creek Cleanup to help preserve public shooting lands. Volunteers will engage in cleaning activities to ensure these areas remain safe and enjoyable for recreational use.

Join us for the Bear Ridge Tri-Pit Cleanup event to help maintain and preserve public lands used for recreational shooting. Volunteers will assist in cleaning up debris and ensuring the area remains safe and accessible for all.

Volunteers transport animals to various locations, ensuring their safety and comfort during transit. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation.

Volunteers are responsible for cleaning and caring for dogs, including walking and providing indoor and outdoor enrichment. Volunteers must be physically capable of handling energetic dogs.

Volunteers assist with administrative tasks such as database management and phone support. This role supports the overall operations of the organization.

Volunteers will clean, care for, and socialize with cats, providing enrichment and ensuring their well-being. Volunteers must be able to interact with cats, which may involve sitting, standing, and kneeling.

Help prepare and serve meals at ReFuel Washougal, partnering with Washougal High School's culinary arts class. Volunteers will assist in meal preparation and serving to support community members in need.

Assist with DCA events by helping with setup or breakdown, registration, staffing the DCA table, selling or handing out raffle tickets, and answering questions. Volunteers can take a 2-hour shift or stay longer.

Assist in planning events, promoting the commercial district's unique characteristics, and engaging with the public to encourage ongoing use of downtown business offerings.

Help create a visually pleasant and functional atmosphere for all downtown users, improving consumer and investor confidence in the community.

Manages the online presence through website updates, social media engagement, and creative content creation to raise awareness and share information about the watershed.

Works to support efforts to reduce phosphate levels in the lakes and watershed to improve water quality and prevent harmful algal blooms. Volunteers engage in environmental data collection and analysis.

Volunteers monitor blue-green algae in Lacamas, Round, and Fallen Leaf Lakes, partnering with NOAA’s Phytoplankton Monitoring Network. They receive training in sampling protocols, water quality measurements, and cyanobacteria identification, ensuring accurate and consistent data collection.

Assist in raising funds, recruiting volunteers, and ensuring exceptional community experiences when interacting with downtown and the DCA.

Handles the collection, organization, and analysis of environmental data to support watershed management and restoration efforts. Volunteers play a crucial role in data-driven decision-making.

Help increase daily foot traffic in Downtown Camas by providing the right mix of services and investment opportunities.

Focuses on collecting, identifying, and cataloging aquatic plant species in the lakes to understand and monitor plant biodiversity. Volunteers contribute to the understanding of local ecosystems.

Event volunteers assist in making CFC events successful by handling tasks such as event setup, engaging with visitors, taking photographs, and managing ticketing. Volunteers should be passionate and reliable, contributing to the success of various events.

Art Hour volunteers have the opportunity to spend time with children, helping them create art and positively impacting their lives. Volunteers do not need to be artists but should be willing to get creative. All volunteers must complete a training program and be at least 18 years old.

This project is designed to onboard new and returning staff members for partners within the Reynolds School District.

This project is designed to onboard new and returning tutors for Varsity Tutors within the Reynolds School District.

This project involves being an active partner in the Reynolds School District, supporting various programs and initiatives.

Welcome Volunteers! Join our volunteer team and contribute your time and skills to the Reynolds School District.

Create handmade blankets for children who are seriously ill, traumatized, or in need. Blankets provide love, security, and comfort to children aged 0-18.

Volunteer to repair and maintain tools in the library, ensuring they are in good working condition for community use. Experience with tool repair is beneficial but not required.

Provide translation and interpretation services to ensure all community members can access the resources and workshops offered by Rockwood Common. Volunteers should be fluent in English and at least one other language.

Assist in managing the tool lending library, helping community members borrow and return tools. No previous tool experience necessary, but a willingness to learn and engage with the community is essential.

Lead skill-sharing workshops in areas such as tool basics, gardening, and home improvement. Volunteers should have expertise in their chosen topic and a passion for teaching.

Assist in organizing and participating in educational fairs and conferences to raise awareness about ovarian cancer. Responsibilities include setting up booths and distributing information.

As a Survivor Teaching Students speaker, you will share your personal story and insights to educate students about ovarian cancer and its impact.

As a Peer Mentor, you will be matched with a woman who is newly diagnosed or facing a recurrence of ovarian cancer. You will provide support and guidance based on your own experiences and training.

Help organize and manage the annual O-Vary Funny fundraiser event. Responsibilities include soliciting auction items and assisting on the event night.

Assist in the development of the Survivor Path by providing necessary supplies and labor. Volunteers will help in various tasks to ensure the path is completed and beneficial for cancer survivors.

Assist in the rehabilitation and care of orphaned and injured squirrels. Responsibilities include feeding, housing, and preparing squirrels for release. Volunteers are crucial in ensuring the well-being of the animals during their recovery process.

Lead bird walks and field trips for local and visiting birders, sharing knowledge about local bird species and habitats. Volunteers should be familiar with local birding hotspots and have good communication skills.

Assist in organizing and facilitating monthly programs held on the first Tuesday of the month. Duties include setting up the venue, welcoming attendees, and helping with any technical requirements during the presentations.

Get hands-on with the details that make classes, shows, and camps happen. Tasks include scanning, printing, and copying materials, preparing communications, and running occasional errands.

Help keep the Journey community strong by creating opportunities for alumni to stay involved and connected. This role involves organizing events and communications for former students and parents.

Share your time, creativity, and skills to plan and execute fundraising events and VIP experiences. This role involves organizing two or three events each year, with a flexible commitment of 2-4 hours per month.

Share and develop your writing skills while making a significant impact for the kids and families served by Journey Theater. This role involves writing and developing grant proposals.

Lend your sewing skills to create costumes for upcoming productions. This role involves working with the costume team to bring characters to life on stage.

Make a visible difference in the warehouse by sorting, organizing, and labeling stock items, cleaning, and improving storage areas.

Join the Trauma Disruptor Coalition to stand up for vulnerable children by advocating for trauma disruption and family reunification. Members are encouraged to spread awareness, participate in advocacy efforts, and support the organization's mission through various initiatives.

Volunteers will support programs that ensure equitable healthcare and healthier outcomes for mothers and families in Portland's African communities. Responsibilities include assisting with maternal health initiatives and providing compassionate care to families.

Volunteer as a soccer coach to help train and mentor young athletes. Coaches are required to complete a background check, SafeSport training, and be knowledgeable about concussion protocols.

Assist with publicizing the tool library through social media platforms. Volunteers should be savvy online and help increase the library's visibility and engagement with the community.

Represent the tool library at community events such as farmers’ markets and street fairs. Volunteers will help promote the library and engage with potential members.

Participate in tool repair work parties to help maintain the tool inventory. This is a hands-on opportunity to learn about tool repair and contribute to keeping the library's tools functional.

Assist in staffing the tool library during open hours. Volunteers will help with tool checkouts and returns, and engage with community members. Shifts are about 3 hours long, and volunteers are encouraged to sign up for one shift a month.

Participate in various tasks as needed to support the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra. This role requires flexibility and a willingness to assist in different areas.

Assist with various administrative tasks to support the operations of the Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra. Volunteers will help ensure smooth functioning of the organization's day-to-day activities.

Serve as an usher during concerts and events, helping attendees find their seats and providing general assistance to enhance the audience's experience.

Help run weekly after school programs, recording sessions, lessons, and live sound. Volunteers support youth in their musical journey by providing guidance and technical assistance.

Assist with fundraisers, community events, and other pop-up needs. Responsibilities include event setup, guest assistance, and logistical support to ensure successful events.

Assist staff in running week-long rock camps during the summer months. Responsibilities include helping with music instruction, band formation, and supporting youth in writing and recording their own songs.

Participate in regular volunteer sessions to help maintain the Portland Memory Garden. Tasks include weeding, sweeping, dead-heading, leaf clean-up, picking up litter, occasional planting, and maintaining the safety and cleanliness of the premises.

Join a committed monthly gardening team to help keep the garden well-groomed year-round. Teams are asked to commit to one gardening session of 2-3 hours each month for at least one year, beginning in April 2025.

As a Visitor Center Host, volunteers provide information about the human and natural history of Multnomah Falls, assist with visitor services, and help answer questions about nearby trails and attractions. Volunteers are trained to support the Forest Service's efforts in the area.

Concert Liaisons attend private concerts and facilitate interactions between musicians, recipients, families, and healthcare professionals. They are trained to a code of conduct and sign a confidentiality agreement before facilitating concerts.

Admin Support Volunteers help with record keeping, database updates, mailings, and filing to support the growing infrastructure of Swan Songs.

Event Volunteers assist with fundraising, outreach, and programmatic events, including silent auction collection, venue setup and teardown, and guest greeting.

Assist in organizing and managing free laundry events for community members in need. Volunteers will help set up, greet attendees, and ensure the event runs smoothly.

Assist in the operations of the Radical Thrift Shop by helping organize and manage donated items, assisting customers, and maintaining a welcoming environment. Volunteers are essential in supporting the shop's mission to fund care grants for the community.

Volunteers are needed to help with regular chores such as scooping cat boxes, cleaning kennel areas, feeding, and watering the cats. Volunteers will also have the opportunity to assist with special projects like gardening and remodeling kennels.

Volunteers will be trained to groom both long-hair and short-hair cats, helping to keep their claws duller and hairballs under control. This role is essential for maintaining the health and comfort of the cats.

Record player stats and keep official score cards during games. Two statisticians are needed at each game to ensure accurate record-keeping.

Volunteer as a Race Course Marshall during the Portland Marathon and Shamrock Run in the fall and spring. Help ensure the safety and organization of the race by guiding participants and maintaining course order.

Serve as a score keeper for home games, requiring pregame field setup and postgame breakdown. Ensure accurate scoring and assist with game logistics.

Coordinate volunteers and related support for a team as needed. Facilitate communication between parents and the club to ensure smooth operations.

Host a team dinner for either JV or Varsity teams. Provide a welcoming environment and coordinate meal logistics for team bonding.

Defenders are men who work to understand and combat the marketplace of commercial sexual exploitation. They participate in educational activities and advocacy efforts to prevent trafficking.

Volunteers in Vancouver support special projects at Shared Hope's Washington State Headquarters. They assist with various tasks to further the organization's mission.

Ambassadors of Hope are volunteers who advocate for Shared Hope's mission in their local communities. They engage in awareness activities, host events, and educate others about the signs of trafficking.

Participate in the finance committee to assist with financial planning and management for the organization. Volunteers will help with budgeting, financial reporting, and strategic financial decision-making.

Help in the creation and distribution of the organization's newsletter. Volunteers will be responsible for gathering content, writing articles, and assisting with layout and design.

Provide support for various events organized by Portland JACL, including setup, coordination, and participant engagement. Volunteers will help ensure events run smoothly and are enjoyable for attendees.

Assist with managing and updating the organization's website and social media platforms to support community engagement and outreach. Volunteers will help create content and maintain an active online presence.

Join the advocacy committee to support civil rights initiatives and community advocacy efforts. Volunteers will participate in meetings and contribute to planning and executing advocacy strategies.

Participate in planning meetings once or twice a month to brainstorm new and exciting events for Northwest VEG. Volunteers can also be delegated specific tasks to bring new events to fruition or work independently on projects.

Work with the Membership Committee to identify and approach restaurants and other veg businesses for potential NW VEG membership. Aid in the expansion of discounts for current members.

Participate in a food packing event at Clark County Food Bank, where volunteers will sort and package food to provide meals to local families in need. This is a demonstration of community support and enthusiasm.

Assist in organizing and coordinating monthly meetings of the Vancouver Barracks Military Association. Responsibilities include setting up meeting spaces, managing attendance, and liaising with attendees and speakers.

Volunteers are needed to spend at least one day a week helping care for the sanctuary's residents. Responsibilities include grooming, socializing, cleaning, feeding, and learning about the medical care provided to the donkeys. Some tasks require the ability to lift 50 pounds and involve considerable walking.

Volunteers are needed to wait on customers, price and shelve donated items, become familiar with the bookstore layout, run the cash register and credit card machine, and learn opening and closing procedures. Training is provided to ensure volunteers learn at their own pace.

Design and maintain the Museum's website to enhance user experience and accessibility.

Recruit, train, and manage volunteers to support the Museum's operations and events.

Manage financial records and assist in budgeting and financial planning for the Museum.

Edit and curate stories from Peace Corps volunteers to be featured in the Museum's exhibitions and publications.

Coordinate fundraising activities and develop strategies to support the Museum's financial growth and sustainability.

Develop and implement social media strategies to engage the public and promote the Museum's mission.

Capture images for the Museum's exhibitions, events, and promotional materials.

Organize and manage the Museum's collection of artifacts and digital content.