Assist in distributing and explaining junior ranger booklets to visitors at the park's visitor center. Help children and their parents understand the activities and guide them through the process of earning a junior ranger badge and certificate.

Join Moab Solutions in their efforts to restore and clean up trails in Moab. Volunteers will participate in organized cleanup groups to maintain the beauty and accessibility of local trails.

Participate in the Volunteers-in-Parks Program to support the protection and preservation of natural and cultural resources in southeast Utah national parks. Opportunities include trail stewards, weed warrios and one-time event support.

Volunteers assist with day-to-day tasks such as walking dogs, bathing puppies, attending adoption events, and posting flyers around town. Volunteers help take care of the animals and support the organization’s operations.

Assist with various museum tasks, including helping with exhibitions, guiding visitors, and supporting educational programs. Volunteers play a crucial role in enhancing the visitor experience and preserving the museum's collections.

Assist with various tasks at the rescue, including animal care, event support, and community outreach. Volunteers help enhance the lives of rescued animals and support the organization's mission.

Assist in providing support and resources to individuals in crisis. Volunteers will help connect clients with necessary services and provide advocacy when needed.

Help organize and distribute food to individuals and families in need. Volunteers will assist with inventory management and client interaction.

Support cultural education initiatives by assisting with events and outreach programs. Volunteers will engage with the community to promote cultural understanding and appreciation.

Assist with daily operations at the shelter, including organizing donations, preparing meals, and providing support to residents. Volunteers play a crucial role in creating a safe and welcoming environment.

Provide support and resources to individuals affected by domestic violence and sexual assault. Volunteers assist with crisis intervention, safety planning, and connecting clients to community resources.

Individuals needing to complete court-ordered community service hours can volunteer at the Youth Garden Project. Tasks will vary based on the organization's needs and the volunteer's skills.

Families are encouraged to volunteer together at the Youth Garden Project. Opportunities are available beyond the Weed 'n' Feed program, allowing families to engage in gardening activities together.

Service groups from near and far are welcome to volunteer at the Youth Garden Project. Groups will engage in various gardening and community activities, contributing to the organization's mission.

Join the Weed 'n' Feed program to help with weeding in exchange for a garden-fresh meal prepared by volunteer chefs. This event occurs every other Wednesday from April to October, 6 to 8 pm.

Trade your time for a weekly CSA share of fresh veggies by participating in the CSA Workshare Program. Volunteers will assist with various gardening tasks to support the production of fresh produce.

Assist with one-time events such as Garden Dinners, Harvest Festival, and Plant Sale. Volunteers will help with event setup, execution, and cleanup, primarily on evenings and weekends.

Grand County students ages 12-18 can join the Youth Volunteer Crew, an after-school service opportunity. Volunteers will engage in gardening activities and learn about sustainable agriculture.

Help our community's animals by volunteering your time. You'd be surprised at what a huge difference a little bit of your time can make.