Volunteers at the Doheny Greystone Estate assist with various activities including event support, maintenance, and educational programs. This role is ideal for individuals who are passionate about history and community engagement.

Get hands-on experience in the gardens by participating in activities such as pruning, digging, and transplanting. This role is essential for maintaining the estate’s iconic features and allows volunteers to learn about sub-tropical gardening.

Join our team of trained docents to lead children in grades 2–5 through activities that promote understanding of home vegetable gardens and respect for the natural environment. This program welcomes over 1700-2400 school children per year and requires a commitment to engaging with young learners.

Become an adult docent and lead guided tours of the Virginia Robinson Gardens, sharing the historical significance of the estate and its connection to the Golden Age of Hollywood. No prior experience is necessary, just a passion for history and meeting new people.

Get involved with GrowGood to support community gardening initiatives. Volunteers will assist in planting, maintenance, and educational workshops.

Ideal for high school students and groups, this opportunity involves weeding, pruning, and trash pick-up to help maintain the Greenway. Just two hours of service can significantly contribute to the area's biodiversity and functionality.

Participate in event support at The Nest's MPTF location, aiding in the execution of theater and arts programs. Volunteers will assist with logistics, participant interaction, and maintaining an inclusive environment.

Assist in organizing and facilitating events at The Nest's TLC location, supporting the community through arts and theater activities. Volunteers will help set up, engage with participants, and ensure smooth event operations.

As a trained Trevor counselor, you’ll support LGBTQ+ young people remotely either by phone or text & chat. Volunteers are required to commit to a minimum of one year after completing training, with one 3-hour shift per week.

Volunteers assist with animal rescue and rehabilitation, working alongside trained veterinarians and educators to teach children empathy and understanding. Volunteers must be patient and compassionate, and are required to pass a background check.

As a Lead Facilitator, you will handle the logistics of the program at a partnering organization, lead a team of volunteers, and deliver a brief scriptural motivation talk. Training will be provided to help you build a team and develop necessary skills for the position.

Providing a safe and loving temporary home for a bulldog in need can make a big difference in their lives. This critical volunteer opportunity requires a commitment to care for the dog until it is adopted.

Junior Comfort Creators help spread the mission of the Carsyn Neille Foundation. They raise awareness and make an impact for families affected by childhood cancer through donations, staffing events, and education.

Join us in supporting local families dealing with cancer by volunteering at our events. Whether you can spare a few hours or a whole day, your time will help us make a difference in the community.

Assist with the care of horses, including grooming and cleaning stalls, to ensure a healthy and safe environment for the animals. Volunteers will also help maintain the facilities and gardens.

Participate in a 6-week virtual volunteering program that covers a mental health curriculum and various global health issues. Engage in interactive discussions, complete projects, and earn volunteer hours while promoting mental health awareness in your community.

As a Community Cat Trapper, you will safely trap community cats for surgery. Training and equipment will be provided, and you will need to bring your time and compassion to help these animals.

Manage recordings and marketing materials for the Literacy Foundation. This role involves posting content on Google Classroom and YouTube, as well as managing the webpage.

As a Community Outreach Volunteer, you will engage with individuals and families in need, providing them with information about available resources and services. You will help to raise awareness of the organization's mission and assist in connecting clients with the necessary support.

As a Community Outreach & Education Volunteer, you will represent the organization at events, distribute materials, and educate the public about TNVR and responsible animal stewardship.