Concert ambassador volunteers provide excellent customer service, assist guests with seat inquiries, and distribute programs while greeting patrons during concerts and events.

Librarian assistant volunteers help organize library resources related to music, ensure materials are available to the musical director and band members, and manage musical inventory.

Multimedia support volunteers assist with running welcome and announcement slides on video screens before and after concerts and during intermission. Volunteers should be able to read music and execute prompts on a call sheet.

Marketing support volunteers help spread the word about Orchid City concerts and events, alert the public, and engage in outreach activities to promote the organization.

The ticket taker volunteer greets Orchid City patrons and scans their tickets for each performance or event. Volunteers are expected to provide excellent customer service.

Pick up and deliver fish from local anglers to the organization's headquarters. Volunteers will be provided with the necessary gear to transport the fish safely and efficiently.

Volunteer at local fishing tournaments to collect and process hundreds of pounds of fish. This role involves being immersed in the fishing world and ensuring the ethical collection of surplus fish for donation.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the care and socialization of shelter dogs, helping them become more adoptable. Responsibilities include feeding, walking, and providing companionship to dogs with behavior issues.

As a volunteer, you'll be responsible for helping to run events such as shows, conferences, meetups, and social activities, as well as training sessions, classes, and healthy food tastings. Volunteers will meet and bond with other volunteers and staff, forming great relationships while contributing to the mission of helping kids live healthy lives.

Assist in expediting the process of cleaning and packaging donated fish for delivery. Volunteers with experience in filleting fish are encouraged to help ensure the quality and safety of the donated fish.

Take your service to the next level with leadership roles by becoming a CSL Project Leader. Design and lead your own service program, fostering strong, long-term relationships with nonprofits and creating lasting partnerships.

Join us every first Saturday of the month to help with park maintenance and plant propagation. This is a great opportunity to learn about the park while contributing to its upkeep and beautification.

As a Lobby Greeter, you will provide a warm and friendly welcome to visitors, explaining the Visitor’s Guide, mobile tour, and hours of operation for museum amenities. This role requires good communication skills and a friendly demeanor.

Summer Tour Plus is a program for teens where volunteers assist with presentations and hands-on projects for children's groups. Volunteers must be at least 15 years old and available for a minimum of two days a week during the program.

Museum Store Greeters welcome visitors to the store and assist them in finding items to purchase. This role involves showing jewelry, assisting with merchandise, and providing information about iconic Japanese items sold in the store.

As an Admissions Assistant, you will help with the placement of wristbands on incoming visitors and provide basic visitor information. This position requires good communication skills and a friendly attitude.

As a Membership Assistant, you will assist with membership check-in and wristbands, while acquiring general knowledge of record-keeping procedures. This position is available on Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm.

The Yamato-Kan Greeter provides a warm welcome to visitors at the original museum and introduces them to new exhibits. Basic knowledge of the visitor’s guide and Yamato Colony history is necessary, with training provided.

Help preserve and protect the bonsai collection by working outside year-round and assisting with various tasks involved in the care of the collection. This position requires a willingness to work every Friday morning from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm.

Docents lead visitors throughout the Morikami Museum, providing historical background and answering questions about the museum and gardens. This role requires attendance at monthly meetings and the ability to stand for long periods.