Volunteers will assist in various capacities to support law enforcement families in need, including organizing events, providing administrative support, and offering interpersonal assistance. Volunteers are encouraged to bring any unique skills they may have to help fulfill the organization's mission.

Join us on the 2nd Sunday of each month to interact with Great Pyrenees dogs in our program. Volunteers will walk, brush, talk, or read to the dogs. A short training session is required before volunteering.

Groomers are needed to volunteer their skills in providing grooming or bathing services to the Great Pyrenees dogs in our care.

Volunteers are needed to transport dogs to our rescue or vet appointments. This role is crucial for the safe and timely arrival of dogs into our program.

Help get down the road by driving a corps’ vehicle. Volunteers must be 25 or older and clear additional background and insurance screening to drive.

Maintain the corps’ visual appearance by outfitting, altering, and cleaning uniforms. Volunteers should have sewing skills and a keen eye for detail.

Help prepare tens of thousands of meals each season to feed members, staff, and volunteers. Volunteers are expected to work long hours and maintain a positive environment.

Join us during our stay to assist in running errands, clinic runs, and other local tasks. Volunteers should be familiar with the local area and willing to help with various tasks.

Assist corps medical staff in providing general medical care to Blue Stars members, staff, and volunteers. Responsibilities include diagnosing and treating general medical conditions and maintaining accurate documentation.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various activities and programs designed to enhance the lives of older adults in the community. Responsibilities may include helping with events, providing companionship, and supporting educational activities.

Support your local Medals4Mettle chapter by assisting in collecting and distributing medals to deserving recipients. Volunteers are needed to help with events and to support the chapter's efforts without taking on the full responsibilities of a Chapter Coordinator.

Drive our mobile medical unit to various locations, ensuring access to healthcare for those unable to visit the clinic.

Provide language support for our diverse patient base, primarily assisting Spanish-speaking patients.

Volunteer as a dentist, dental hygienist, or dental assistant to help provide non-emergency dental care, including extractions and fillings, to those in need.

Join our team to provide essential medical care to uninsured and underinsured residents. We are seeking physicians, nurse practitioners, and nurses to volunteer their expertise.

Assist with administrative tasks at the front desk, helping to manage patient check-ins and appointments.

Licensed mental health professionals are needed to offer counseling services for depression, anxiety, grief, and relationship issues, often provided virtually.

Assist with organizing and managing events where adoptable dogs are showcased. Responsibilities include setting up event spaces, interacting with the public, and ensuring the safety and comfort of the dogs.

Traditional volunteers are individuals who are interested in a year-round volunteer opportunity. Volunteers are expected to commit to at least a 6-12 month period, working one shift per month for 4-5 hours.

College students or seasonal volunteers are required to commit to a full calendar school year, with specific application deadlines for summer and fall/spring terms.