Volunteers are needed to assist with various activities including working in the bookstore, sorting and stocking shelves, helping with book sales, and serving on committees. All volunteers must be 18 years or older and will need to be fingerprinted, which the organization will assist with.

As a docent, you will lead engaging tours of the historic Maloof home and garden, sharing the rich history of Sam Maloof's work and legacy with visitors. This role is perfect for those who enjoy storytelling and interacting with the public.

As a gift shop helper, you will assist visitors in finding unique, handcrafted items while providing friendly customer service. This role allows you to engage with visitors and promote the foundation's mission through its merchandise.

As a gallery attendant, you will welcome visitors and help them explore our rotating art exhibitions. This position is ideal for those who are passionate about art and enjoy engaging with the public.

As a garden volunteer, you will support the care and maintenance of our beautiful, drought-tolerant gardens. This role is perfect for those who enjoy working outdoors and have a passion for gardening and sustainability.

Join Ophelia's Jump Productions as a theatre volunteer and help bring performances to life! Responsibilities may include assisting with set design, ushering, and supporting various production needs during shows.

As a Community Support Volunteer, you will assist in organizing and distributing school supplies, personal hygiene items, and food vouchers to families in need. Volunteers will also help with community events aimed at supporting single mothers and their children.

Join us as a Community Outreach Volunteer to help spread awareness about Talking Angels and connect with others seeking guidance. This role is ideal for compassionate individuals who want to make a difference in their community.

As a Content Creation Volunteer, you will assist with writing articles, sharing inspirational stories, or researching celestial topics. This role requires no prior experience and is perfect for those passionate about helping others and spreading hope.

Help with bird population data collection at the North Etiwanda Preserve during field trips in April and October. This involves a moderately strenuous hike and participation in citizen science efforts to monitor local bird populations.

Volunteers are needed to monitor and restock bird feeders at the Dan Guthrie Bird Oasis along the Thompson Creek Trail. Responsibilities include minor cleanup and planting jobs to maintain the bird observation and feeding station.

Join the Eyes and Ears on Burrowing Owls project to monitor nesting sites in Chino and Ontario. Volunteers can choose their level of involvement, either recording observations weekly or monthly, and help protect the remaining nesting places of these owls.

Join the Pomona Valley Bird Alliance at various public and environmental education events to educate the community about birds and conservation. Volunteers will help staff booths and engage with visitors of all ages.

Make a commitment to help out in any way you can at the Upland Animal Shelter. Volunteers assist with various tasks including animal care, shelter maintenance, and community outreach.

Help with a variety of roles during special community events at the Garden, including set-up, registration, demonstrations, and food and beverage sales. Positions are defined by the unique needs of each event.

Assist in various tasks within the sizable collection of books, periodicals, and special collections. Training is required and provided, and this position is available on weekdays only.

Be involved in leading tours for adults, scouts, and students, conveying a greater appreciation for native plants. Additional training is required and will be provided.

Assist in maintaining the living collection by weeding, raking, pruning, watering, and performing various tasks on the grounds while working with horticulturists. Regularly scheduled times are available on weekdays and Saturdays.

Assist with the cultivation and care of plants in the nursery, including watering, weeding, propagation, and ensuring plant health. Regularly scheduled times are available on weekdays and weekends.

Prepare and mount dried plant specimens for the Garden's scientific collections. Training is required and provided, and this position is available on weekdays only.