As a Community Outreach Volunteer, you will assist in organizing and promoting community events that raise awareness about autism and support families. Your role will involve engaging with the community, helping with event logistics, and sharing information about available resources.

Join the SoPiN Digital Creators Volunteer Program to help develop original digital products such as planners, calendars, templates, eBooks, and T-shirt designs. Volunteers will collaborate with a community of like-minded individuals and receive training in digital product creation and marketing.

As a Community Food Distribution Volunteer, you will assist in organizing and distributing nutritious food to families in need. Volunteers will help set up the distribution area, interact with community members, and ensure that food is distributed efficiently and respectfully.

The Resource Coordinator is responsible for picking up music and visual resources for each workshop, as well as researching, purchasing, borrowing, duplicating, and displaying relevant visual resources for the projects.

As an Art Show Coordinator, you will arrange and organize the art show, order all necessary supplies, and schedule setup and takedown with docents.

As a Supply Coordinator, you will work with the Program Chair to order supplies for your school and be a member of the Supply Committee responsible for ordering supplies purchased as a group or in bulk.

Assist in the Purpose, Honor and Discipline (PHD) Youth Empowerment Program, providing youth ages 10-18 with tools to improve their educational success and community service involvement. Volunteers will support ongoing advocacy and offer guidance to parents and guardians.

Facilitate support group meetings for individuals going through tough times, offering a safe space with spiritual guidance. Volunteers will engage with participants and provide emotional support.

As a Program Support Volunteer, you will inspire and uplift individuals with disabilities by supporting clients in our enriching day clubs, mentoring in job and life skills, or attending exciting social outings. No experience is required, and comprehensive training will be provided.

Join us as a volunteer for our annual overnight camps, where you will supervise and accompany clients in various outdoor activities such as rock climbing and swimming. This role is perfect for those who enjoy the outdoors and want to create lasting memories with our clients.

Help ICAN run amazing events by assisting with event preparation, decoration, and coordinating activities. This is a great opportunity to engage with the community and support our fundraising efforts.

Volunteers are needed to answer phone calls, which can be done remotely or on-site at Harbor UCLA Medical Center. Orientation, training, and resources will be provided, and volunteers can contribute for as little as an hour or more based on their availability.

Help publicize NAMI South Bay programs and services by providing information to media and other organizations in the South Bay area. This role involves outreach during Mental Illness Month and Mental Illness Awareness Week.

Assist with hosting special events at the museum, helping to create a welcoming atmosphere and ensure that activities run smoothly. This role is perfect for those who enjoy working in a team and engaging with the community.

Help produce educational materials, games, and activities for child visitors to enhance their learning experience at the museum. This role involves creativity and a passion for education to engage young minds.

Volunteers will assist with cataloging and displaying the museum's collection, ensuring that artifacts are properly documented and presented. This role is crucial for maintaining the integrity and accessibility of the museum's exhibits.

As a volunteer, you will help guide visitors and school tours of the museum, sharing knowledge about the exhibits and the history of railroads. This role involves engaging with guests and providing an informative and enjoyable experience.

Special Event Volunteers work with museum staff to create, manage, and set up events ranging from craft activities for children to large public events. Training is provided by museum staff.

School Tour Docents conduct interactive museum tours for classes from third grade to adult, engaging students with a question and answer format and activities to promote learning. Tours are scheduled Tuesday through Friday.

Public Tour Docents conduct museum tours for drop-in visitors of all ages and for scheduled group tours. They present the story of the Rancho San Pedro and the Dominguez family within the context of Southern California development.