Join the WFoL History Team to document the organization's impact and keep track of its history. This role is ideal for those who enjoy organizing and storytelling.

Work behind the scenes on the Membership Team to keep membership records up to date and reach out to new members and community partners. This role is essential for maintaining community engagement.

Join the Program & Event Team to plan and implement specific WFoL programs and events. You'll coordinate with various teams to ensure successful execution of community activities.

Join the Book Sales/Donations Team to help obtain and organize book donations, manage book sales, and participate in outreach events. This role is perfect for those who enjoy working with books and engaging with the community.

If you have skills in writing, social media, or design, join the Communications Team to create engaging content for marketing materials, press releases, and newsletters. Your creativity will help promote WFoL's mission.

Become part of the Outreach & Volunteer Team to engage with the community and share the mission of WFoL. You'll provide information at events and assist new members and volunteers in finding their best fit within the organization.

Volunteers are needed to help care for cats and kittens, including feeding, cleaning, and socializing them. Volunteers also assist in preparing cats for adoption events and help educate the public about cat care and adoption.

Assist at the museum, help with fundraising events, and provide support wherever assistance is needed. Volunteers can fill out an application with their interests and special skills to find the best-suited opportunity.

Get involved in science on our lands! No experience necessary—we'll teach you all you need to know. Volunteers typically work from 9:00am to 1:00pm on selected days during the month, participating in outdoor activities that may include hiking, planting trees, and removing invasive species.

Join our Trail Crew to help maintain and improve the trails in our protected lands. This role involves physical labor and teamwork to ensure safe and enjoyable access to our natural spaces.

Assist with various events held at Solano Land Trust properties. Responsibilities may include setting up, managing booths, and engaging with visitors to promote our mission and activities.

Volunteers will assist in preserving local history by maintaining and digitizing historical records, developing educational programs, and ensuring public access to these resources. This role offers opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals and contribute to the community.

Support the lighting crew in setting up and operating stage lighting equipment. This includes hanging and focusing lights, running cables, and assisting with technical cues during rehearsals and performances.

Paint Assistants contribute to the artistic finish of theatrical sets and props. This involves applying various paint techniques and colors to create textures and visual effects according to design specifications.

Production Assistants work alongside the backstage staff to support various aspects of theatre production. Responsibilities may include general stage support, prop management, and assisting technical teams with daily tasks.

Wardrobe Assistants manage costumes during performances, assisting actors with changes and ensuring garments are clean and repaired. This role is crucial for smooth show execution and maintaining costume integrity.

Volunteers support various outreach and promotional activities for the festival. This can include assisting at farmers' markets, the annual Bard-B-Q fundraiser, and concerts, as well as general marketing efforts to engage the community.

Assist the lead costumer with various tasks related to costume production, maintenance, and organization. This can involve fabric preparation, minor alterations, and inventory management for theatrical wardrobes.

Support the hair and makeup team in preparing performers for stage. This includes assisting with wig styling, applying theatrical makeup, and ensuring all actors are ready for their cues and appearances.

Costume Drapers assist in the creation and fitting of theatrical costumes, working with patterns and fabrics. This role requires attention to detail and a passion for costume design and construction for stage productions.