Volunteers at the Brea Museum & Historical Society assist with various tasks, including giving docent tours, working with the curator on collections, and handling administrative projects. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and can commit a minimum of 3 hours per month.

As a Docent, you will serve as a host and provide information to visitors at the Nixon Library. Responsibilities include staffing exhibits, leading tours, and engaging with guests to enhance their understanding of history.

Mentors in our youth leadership development programs empower young individuals to take initiative in health and education, fostering positive change within their communities. This role involves guiding youth in leadership and community engagement.

Volunteers at our community health clinics provide essential medical services to underserved populations, emphasizing preventive care and health education. Volunteers help create a welcoming environment that encourages community involvement and support.

We need help during the months leading up to the event as well as on the day of the festival and parade. Tasks may include float construction, woodworking, electrical work, painting, sewing, and general DIY fabrication.

On the day of the event, we need volunteers for set-up, crowd management, clean-up, and more. Join us to help make the festival a success!

Volunteers play an essential role in helping families experiencing homelessness attain sustainable independence. All volunteer opportunities that involve repeated interaction with families in our program require the completion of a volunteer training and criminal background check.

Volunteers are needed to help organize the Multicultural Education Conference (MECA) before the event and assist on the day of the event. Interested individuals should email the foundation with their background and reasons for wanting to volunteer.

Help change the lives of children with cancer by volunteering at one of our summer camps. Volunteers can assist with various camp activities and provide support to campers. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and can choose to volunteer for a single day or for the entire summer.

Assist dance instructors in various dance classes, including helping special needs students.

Assist gymnastics coaches by providing support and guidance to students in gymnastics classes. Volunteer roles include Coach Assistant and Aid for Special needs students.

Responsible for leading camp activities and ensuring the safety and engagement of campers during the summer camp program.

Volunteer coaches will mentor a team in various age groups, responsible for training and communicating with players and parents.

Serve as role models and support for students in various summer camp programs, focusing on skill building and engagement.

Volunteer coaches will mentor a team in the Flag Football League, responsible for communicating with parents and attending meetings.

As a Community Pantry Volunteer, you will assist in organizing and distributing food to families in need. Volunteers will help with sorting donations, stocking shelves, and providing support during pantry hours.

As a volunteer at AFAE, you will support and benefit youth of all abilities in your community. Responsibilities include participating in various programs, building friendships, and increasing knowledge about neurodiversity. Volunteers must commit to 1.5 hours per week and attend orientation and training.

Assist in distributing food to families in need. Volunteers will help organize and hand out food items during our food giveaway events, making a direct impact on families battling cancer.

Help us create memorable holiday events for families dealing with childhood cancer. Volunteers will assist in planning and executing holiday celebrations, providing joy and support to the families.

Be a part of our family events that bring joy and support to families affected by cancer. Volunteers will help with event logistics and activities to ensure a fun and supportive environment.