Assist in organizing and facilitating support groups and educational workshops for refugees and marginalized individuals. Volunteers will help create a welcoming environment and provide logistical support during events.

Volunteer as a mentor to support youth facing systemic obstacles, helping them build resilience and achieve personal goals. Volunteers will work alongside professional mentors to provide guidance and encouragement.

Serve snacks and meals to Club kids. Volunteers are expected to provide approximately 4 service hours from 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm (snack) or 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm (dinner) throughout 2 days each week for at least 8 weeks, with each shift covering the entire meal service.

Provide programmatic support for the Club kids, including homework help, fitness activities, social-emotional learning, and more. Volunteers are expected to provide at least 10 service hours from 2:30 pm - 6:30 pm throughout 3 days each week for at least 8 weeks, with each shift being at least 2 hours long.

Assist in activities that keep kids active, engaged, and excited to come back every day. Volunteers help facilitate educational and recreational activities for children. Monday-Friday 3-6pm, flexible scheduling based on your availability.

Volunteers engage with the community to raise awareness about the services offered by The Sharing Place. They may participate in events, distribute informational materials, and assist with educational outreach initiatives.

Volunteers are needed to help with fruit tree harvesting, picking fruit, and getting hands dirty in the garden. This opportunity involves working directly with the community to gather fresh produce.

Assist with various farm tasks, including planting, weeding, and maintaining the farm. Volunteers will contribute to sustainable urban agriculture efforts and help ensure food security in the community.

Volunteers play an integral role in our efforts to restore safety, dignity, and hope in the lives of children who have been rescued from sexual exploitation. We are always in need of dentists, therapists, lawyers, tutors, and many more professionals to help our children and young people nationwide.

Stay connected with opportunities to support the organization in a variety of unique ways throughout the year, like art installations and pop-up events. Volunteers assist with various tasks depending on the event.

Assist in the distribution of free showy milkweed seedlings at various locations across Utah. Volunteers will help set up, manage, and distribute seedlings to the public during scheduled events.

Volunteering at Utah Food Bank involves helping distribute food to those in need across Utah. Volunteers work alongside dedicated individuals to make a significant impact in fighting hunger.

Assist patrons with seating and provide information about the performance venue. Volunteers will help ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees.

Support local musicians during pre-show concerts by helping with setup, managing schedules, and assisting with audience engagement. Volunteers will play a key role in enhancing the concert experience.

Provide temporary care for pets in need, helping them transition from the shelter to a permanent home. Responsibilities include feeding, socializing, and caring for the pet.

Volunteers assist with various tasks including animal care, administrative support, and event coordination. Volunteers help ensure the well-being of animals and support the organization's mission.

Assist with various art programs and events at the Visual Art Institute. Volunteers will help set up and manage art exhibits, support instructors during classes, and engage with the community to promote art education.

Support the finance and membership team by managing records, assisting with membership drives, and ensuring financial accuracy. Volunteers will gain experience in nonprofit finance management.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the Mental Health Summit, focusing on mental health awareness and resources for the Deaf community. Tasks include event setup and participant coordination.

Help organize and manage the UAD Conference, a key event for the Deaf community. Responsibilities include logistics, registration, and attendee support.

Join a committee to assist with planning and executing events, programs, and initiatives for the Deaf community. Volunteers will work collaboratively to ensure successful outcomes.

Assist in providing information and connection to services through our 24-hour helpline. Volunteers will help manage calls and provide support to individuals seeking help for domestic and sexual violence.

Engage with the community to raise awareness about domestic and sexual violence. Volunteers will participate in events and help distribute informational materials.

Volunteers help sort donations, prepare food orders, and put donated clothing on racks at the thrift store. This role is crucial in ensuring that the organization can serve many people efficiently.

There are opportunities for individuals, families, and groups to donate their time, talents, and efforts on specific projects. These opportunities change, and needs may suddenly arise, so please check back often and see what options may be available.

Join over 8,000 volunteers helping us serve 427,000 meals yearly. Volunteers assist in meal preparation and service in our kitchens, providing essential nutrition to individuals in need.

Assist in organizing and facilitating STEM events, including conferences, camps, and workshops to connect and inspire participants. Volunteers will help with event setup, registration, and participant engagement.

Assist in the NextWork and Supported Employment programs by helping individuals with disabilities prepare for and secure employment. Volunteers will support job coaching and skill-building activities.

Support individuals in residential homes, supervised apartments, and supported living programs by assisting with daily living activities and promoting independence. Volunteers will work closely with residents and staff to enhance the quality of life for individuals with disabilities.

Assist in therapeutic, recreational, and leisure activities for individuals with disabilities, promoting their growth and independence. Volunteers will engage with clients in various activities and support staff in program delivery.

Assist in the process of screening, processing, and dispensing donor human milk to support infant health and nutrition. Volunteers help ensure that preemies and sick babies receive the nourishment they need.

Join our team to help with our amazing summer program. Volunteers will assist in activities designed to promote independent living skills for youth aged 16 to 22. The program runs from June 9th to July 25th, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9am to 2pm.

Provide guidance and support to new foster parents, helping them navigate the challenges of fostering. Mentors offer advice, share experiences, and provide emotional support to ensure successful placements.

Facilitate support group meetings for foster parents, providing a space for them to share experiences, challenges, and solutions. Facilitators help foster a sense of community and provide resources to assist foster families.

Volunteers will assist in organizing and participating in community events, including educational and cause-related activities. Responsibilities include event setup, participant engagement, and providing information about mental health resources.

Volunteers will support suicide attempt survivors and families of those who have died by suicide, providing emotional support and resources. Training will be provided to ensure volunteers are equipped to handle sensitive situations.

Contribute articles and photographs to 'The Pelican,' the newsletter of the Great Salt Lake Audubon. Volunteers will research and write about bird conservation topics.

Assist in organizing and leading field trips to various bird habitats in Utah. Volunteers will help educate participants about local bird species and conservation efforts.

Assist in organizing and managing Collection of Hard to Recycle Materials (CHaRM) events, helping residents recycle materials that would otherwise be landfilled. Volunteers will help set up, guide participants, and ensure smooth operations during the event.

Volunteering at the ReStore introduces teens to the retail and building materials industries, both of which offer a variety of career paths, including entrepreneurship. With a flexible 3-hour shift, and a minimum age of 13, the ReStore is a great option for families on the go.

Assist homeowners in the Salt Lake Valley with critical home repairs to ensure their safety and health. Volunteers will work on various repair projects, including carpentry, painting, and general maintenance.

Volunteers assist low-income homeowners with exterior maintenance and repair projects, enhancing their living conditions. No prior skills are needed as guidance and tools are provided on-site.

Volunteers in this program collaborate with gardeners and urban foragers to provide high-quality nutrition to wild patients, promoting sustainability.

Release volunteers work with staff to plan animal releases, which may involve hiking into remote areas or managing soft releases in safe environments.

Committee volunteers contribute to the organization by making recommendations for new programs to further the mission of conserving Utah native species.

Husbandry volunteers work directly with animals, handling cleaning, feeding, and medical care of wildlife patients to prepare them for release back into the wild.

Administrative volunteers handle tasks like phone call triage, intake paperwork, and records, which can be done on-site or remotely.

On-site support volunteers perform diet preparation for wild animals at the center, including washing and chopping fruits, vegetables, and greens, and general cleaning duties. Volunteers are part of a team and duties are flexible.

Provide temporary care for pets whose owners are experiencing a crisis, ensuring they are safe and well-cared for until they can be reunited with their families. Volunteers are expected to provide a nurturing environment and communicate regularly with the organization.

Assist in providing resources and support to families experiencing homelessness. Volunteers may help with administrative tasks, organizing donations, or directly supporting families in shelters.

Assist with various tasks during symphony events, including ushering, ticketing, and event setup. Volunteers help ensure smooth operations and a positive experience for attendees.

Volunteers assist with various tasks including helping in the Children's Development Center and Adult Day Services. Responsibilities may include engaging with children and adults, assisting with activities, and providing support to staff.

Join the Planning Committee for the upcoming Utah Wildlife Summit to play a vital role in shaping conservation efforts in Utah. Volunteers will help organize and plan the event, contributing to discussions and logistics.

Participate in the Division of Air Quality's public involvement process for developing the PM2.5 State Implementation Plan. Engage with stakeholders and contribute to emission control strategy recommendations.

Join Playworks Utah at our Annual Race to Reduce Bullying to celebrate our Junior Coach Leaders. Volunteers will help organize and facilitate the event, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for all participants.

Volunteers assist in providing a welcoming environment for service members and their families at the Salt Lake City International Airport USO Center. Responsibilities include greeting guests, offering refreshments, and providing information about available services and amenities.

As a DSP, you will have the opportunity to powerfully impact the lives of the kids and adults we support. This role is foundational to the services CTA provides.

Volunteers in the After School Program support children and adolescents with autism and developmental disabilities in a structured environment. Responsibilities include assisting with activities, providing transportation, and ensuring a positive learning experience.

Participate in a virtual volunteer orientation via Google Meet to understand Women of the World's initiatives and how you can help. The session will provide insights into the organization's impact and volunteer roles.

Attend an in-person volunteer orientation to learn about Women of the World's mission and how you can contribute to empowering forcibly displaced women. This session will cover the organization's programs and volunteer opportunities.

Volunteers provide door-to-door transportation for older adults to attend critical medical appointments. Responsibilities include driving a county vehicle for a 3-4 hour shift at least twice a month, ensuring a friendly connection and safe ride for clients.

Join the iNaturalist project to document and report noxious and invasive plants. Use the app to take photos and GPS points of suspicious plants to alert the program of new infestations.

Whether you’re looking to stay active and engaged, meet new people, or give back to your community, Aging & Adult Services offers various volunteer opportunities. Volunteers can assist in programs like Meals on Wheels, caregiver support, and the Healthy Aging Program.

Facilitate a hybrid meeting for individuals in recovery exploring psychedelics as a pathway. Engage participants in meaningful discussions and provide support for their recovery process.

Assist with various park activities such as trail maintenance, visitor information, and educational programs. Volunteers help enhance the visitor experience and support park operations.

As a UOL Ambassador, volunteers help promote the mission of Utah Open Lands by engaging with the community and participating in outreach events. Ambassadors are expected to represent the organization at various events and help educate the public about land conservation.

Assist Lab Instructors in teaching small groups and help students with personal reading and writing projects. Attend labs at least once a month, participate in discussions, and prepare and teach lessons in small-group settings.

Assist Project Read staff with various projects such as responding to emails, organizing resources, preparing orientation packets, and maintaining the website. Responsibilities may include writing book summaries and grant applications.

Support Project Read staff in organizing, advertising, and preparing for events. Be an ambassador for Project Read, assist at events, and help educate the community about the cause.

Meet one-on-one with an adult literacy student to improve English literacy skills and assist them in using those skills to meet self-identified goals. Commit to 6 months, meet 3 hours each week, prepare lessons, and complete required trainings.

Assist UPHE in advocating for environmental protection by participating in campaigns, writing letters to government officials, and engaging with the community to raise awareness about air pollution and health issues.

Assist in raising awareness and advocating for disability rights by contacting legislators and participating in advocacy events. Volunteers will help empower people with disabilities to live full, supported lives.

Contribute to conservation science by collecting data vital to wildlife conservation in the West. Opportunities include counting shorebirds, documenting western toads, identifying wildlife images, and building beaver dam analogs.

Assist with art programs and workshops for children and youth, helping to facilitate creative activities and support instructors. Volunteers will engage with participants to encourage artistic expression and creativity.

Volunteers will engage in grassroots advocacy efforts, supporting HEAL Utah's mission by participating in campaigns and community outreach to promote clean air and energy policies.

Assist in the organization and execution of Utah’s largest local-centric art, music, science, and technology festival. Responsibilities include supporting artisans, managing event logistics, and engaging with attendees.

Participate in STEM outreach events, including Family Nights and rocketry science programs. Assist in providing free, engaging STEM activities for youth and families across the Wasatch Front.

Assist with organizing and managing events such as storytimes, film festivals, and concerts. Volunteers will help set up, guide attendees, and ensure events run smoothly.

Assist with box office & ticketing, clubhouse & workshop activities, event load in & load out, crowd management, and general festival support. Volunteers help produce Tumbleweeds, the only independent, international film festival for children & youth in the Mountain West.

Collaborate with students aged 15-19 in the Intro to Hip Hop class to create original music projects. Volunteers will assist in writing, recording, and producing tracks, providing guidance in beat-making and rhyming.

Assist in facilitating design sessions every Friday for teens aged 15-19. Volunteers will help guide participants in exploring various design skills such as game design, animation, and cosplay/costume design.

Support the Reality TV Production class by assisting students aged 15-19 in creating their own reality TV show. Volunteers will help with various stages of the filmmaking process including development, production, and post-production.

Assist in providing a full range of services for families of children under the age of three who have developmental delays and/or disabilities. Volunteers will help adapt to each individual child's needs and focus on minimizing the effects of the delay.

Support persons with disabilities to lead self-determined lives by focusing on strengthening clients' self-esteem through success and independence on the job, in the home, and in the community.

Support the Farmers Market Outreach initiative by helping to manage the distribution of food stamp benefits and promoting the Double Up Food Bucks program. Volunteers will engage with market-goers to increase awareness and participation.

Assist in the Child Nutrition Program by supporting the Summer Food Service Program. Volunteers will help organize meal distribution sites and ensure children receive free meals during the summer months.

Assist in promoting and providing information about SNAP benefits to eligible individuals and families. Volunteers will help educate the community about the application process and benefits of the program.

Volunteer as a pro bono attorney to provide free legal services to disadvantaged individuals. Assist with various civil legal matters including housing, family safety, and income security.

Assist in organizing and running agility trials, including setting up equipment, managing event logistics, and supporting participants. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of these events.

Volunteers are needed to assist in the distribution of supplies to unsheltered individuals. Responsibilities include following the guidance of organizers, wearing masks, and respecting the privacy and dignity of those served. Volunteers must sign a liability waiver before participating.

Volunteering with All Abilities Utah offers enriching experiences and meaningful community service. Volunteers can participate in various programs such as Monthly Respite Nights, Fall & Spring Soccer, and Teen and Adult Art Classes.

Participate in volunteer sessions where you can be assigned as a Cleaner, Prepper, or Mechanic. All levels of mechanical ability are welcome, and all supplies and instructions are provided.

Assist in the classroom to support instructors and students in their sewing education. Help maintain a positive and productive learning environment.

Become a Community Collection Captain in your neighborhood to help collect bikes. This role involves organizing and managing bike collection efforts in your local area.

Help build and operate the diaper bank by assisting with sorting, packing, and distributing diapers. Volunteers are needed to help maintain the growth and efficiency of the diaper bank operations.

Volunteers are needed to create 'No Sew' blankets, organize collection drives, and assemble Sleep Tight totes. These totes are distributed to homeless children, providing them with essentials for comfort and emotional support.

Use your voice to advocate for FND by sharing resources on social media, with friends, family, and healthcare providers to raise awareness of this often misunderstood condition. Engage in campaigns during FND Awareness Month to spread knowledge and support.

Gate volunteers are responsible for scanning tickets, distributing participant wristbands, and checking vehicles. Greeters distribute What Where When guides and welcome participants with hugs or spanks. Volunteers can sign up individually or as a group.

Assist in organizing and executing food-free community activities such as Easter egg hunts and trunk-or-treat events. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and ensuring a safe, food-free environment for participants.

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