Assist patrons by guiding them to their seats and providing information about the theatre and performances. Ushers play a crucial role in ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees.

Support the theatre's marketing efforts by helping to promote upcoming shows and events. Volunteers may assist with social media, flyer distribution, and other promotional activities.

Provide assistance backstage during performances, helping with set changes, costume adjustments, and other tasks as needed. This role is vital for the smooth operation of live shows.

Assist in building and painting sets for theatre productions. Volunteers with skills in carpentry or painting are especially welcome, but all skill levels are encouraged to participate.

Help operate the concession stand during performances by preparing and serving snacks and beverages. Volunteers in this role ensure that patrons have access to refreshments during shows.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the Camp Bandage event in Broken Arrow. Volunteers will help with setup, guide attendees, and support educational activities focused on emergency preparedness and safety.

Work alongside clients completing greenhouse projects; assist with maintenance and projects related to our greenhouse. This role is ideal for those who enjoy working in a hands-on environment and want to support individuals with developmental disabilities.

Assist with garden and yard upkeep, painting, minor repairs, light cleaning, and various carpentry projects. Volunteers in this role will help maintain the facilities and grounds, contributing to a welcoming environment for clients and staff.

Volunteers are trained to safely collect and dispose of nuisance signs from arterial road rights-of-way in cooperation with the City of Broken Arrow. This program helps keep the city free of unsightly signs.

Report issues such as tall grass, potholes, and graffiti using the Action Center-Broken Arrow app. Volunteers help maintain the city's appearance by identifying and reporting problems.

Participate in the annual Trash Bash event by collecting litter from Broken Arrow’s arterial road rights-of-way, parks, and trails. Volunteers gather at Central Park to receive supplies and assignments.

Assist citizens who cannot maintain their yards or properties due to circumstances beyond their control. Volunteers work with local businesses, churches, and nonprofits to provide necessary assistance.

Assist in setting up and tearing down cages, tables, and signage for special adoption events at PetSmart. Volunteers help coordinate the event and ensure everything is in place for the adoption process.

Work with the feline team by caring for cats at Petsmart. Responsibilities include feeding/watering the cats, cleaning cages, changing litter, and providing playtime for each cat/kitten to help them in their adoption process. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old, or if age 14-18 must have a parent present.

Volunteers assist in various departments such as Artist Alley, Convention Operations, and Security, ensuring the smooth running of the event. Responsibilities include setup, breakdown, and general assistance during the convention hours.

Assist in providing vital healthcare services to underserved populations at Clinica Colfax. Volunteers will help with patient intake, administrative tasks, and supporting medical staff in delivering care.

Empower women by teaching sewing skills in weekly classes. Volunteers will assist in organizing classes, providing instruction, and supporting participants in their learning journey.

Provide day-of support for Special Olympics Oklahoma’s events, competitions, and programs. Responsibilities include event setup, scorekeeping, check-in, and handing out awards. No prior experience is required, but volunteers must be at least 15 years old.

Work directly with athletes and staff to execute events, competitions, and programs. Roles include coaching, area management, and advisory positions. Commitment varies based on the role, and volunteers should reach out to the organization for placement.

Compete in Unified Sports alongside an athlete at Special Olympics Oklahoma’s competitions. This role involves being part of a unified team in various sports, fostering inclusion and teamwork. Continuous commitment is required, and volunteers must create a Unified Partner profile.