The Food Pantry Volunteer supports the Bay Area Crisis Nursery’s emergency food service program. Volunteers assist with receiving, sorting, and distributing food products, while ensuring the pantry and boutique remain clean, safe, and welcoming for clients.

Contribute your skills to the decision-making body of the Markham Regional Arboretum Society by serving on the board. This role involves planning, finance, management, and organization to help guide the society's initiatives.

Join the Markham Regional Arboretum Society in their ReLeaf Tree Planting initiative. Volunteers will assist in planting trees and maintaining the arboretum's gardens. No prior experience is required, and training will be provided.

Participate in Community/Organization Work Days to help maintain the gardens at Markham Nature Park. This is a great opportunity for community service organizations and companies to get involved and give back to the community.

As a Community Engagement Volunteer, you will assist in various events and activities that support the LGBTQIA+ community. Your role will include engaging with community members, helping with administrative tasks, and facilitating support groups.

Food Pickup & Delivery Volunteers help make our food pantry possible by picking up food donations from partner locations and delivering them safely to the nursery. This role is perfect for someone who enjoys being on the move and wants to make a big impact in a short amount of time.

As an Administrative Volunteer, you will assist with various office tasks, helping to keep the organization running smoothly. This role is ideal for individuals looking to gain experience in a nonprofit environment.

As a Non-Violence Program Volunteer, you will assist in facilitating programs that promote healthy relationships and non-violence. This role requires a commitment to supporting survivors and educating the community about domestic violence.

In this role, you will co-facilitate support groups for survivors of domestic violence, providing a safe space for sharing experiences and healing. Volunteers should have strong listening skills and a compassionate approach to support.

As an Emergency Shelter Donations Volunteer, you will help organize and distribute donations to families in need at the emergency shelter. This role is essential for ensuring that survivors have access to necessary resources.

In this position, you will represent STAND! in the community, educating others about domestic violence and the services offered. Strong public speaking and community engagement skills are required.

Outreach Ambassadors represent the Contra Costa Crisis Center at community events, helping to raise awareness and promote the organization's services. This role is suitable for individuals passionate about mental health and community engagement.

Crisis Line volunteers provide active listening, emotional support, and community resources to individuals who are in crisis, depressed, suicidal, grieving, or homeless. Volunteers undergo a 54-hour training program and are expected to serve a 4-hour shift once a week for a year after training completion.

Mobile Grief Response Team volunteers provide active listening and emotional support at schools or community organizations following an unexpected death, offering age-appropriate crisis and grief counseling services on-site. Volunteers must have completed a minimum of 12 months as a Call Center Volunteer.

Grief Group Facilitator volunteers provide active listening and emotional support to individuals grieving the death of a loved one, facilitating group counseling sessions with a co-facilitator. Candidates must have at least 12 months of experience as a Call Center Volunteer or 200 hours of group facilitation experience.

This role welcomes students, service groups, and retirees to assist with administrative duties, data entry, and special projects such as painting or technology updates. Volunteers can commit from 4 hours a month to 20 hours a week, with no prior experience needed.

Join Joybound for a meaningful group volunteering experience that allows teams to bond while supporting pets and their owners. Groups of 5 to 25 people can schedule a day to volunteer, engaging in activities that help care for animals and support the community.

Teens aged 16 and 17 can volunteer at Joybound to gain valuable experience and community service hours while helping animals. This program encourages leadership skills and community engagement through various roles such as animal care, event assistance, and more.

As a Thrift Shop Volunteer, you will sort clothes, interact with customers, and assist with sales that support foster youth. This role is essential in helping us raise funds and provide resources for our programs.

In this role, you will use your handy skills to assist with regular maintenance and repairs at our youth’s residential facilities. Your contributions will help create a safe and welcoming environment for the youth we serve.