Volunteers are needed to help socialize and groom mustangs, assist with facilities upkeep, and care for equipment. Experienced horse trainers are also welcome to lend their knowledge and time when available.

Assist in collecting donations of materials, tools, and equipment from various sources. Ensure that items are in good condition and ready for distribution to the community.

Assist during distribution days by helping community members find the materials and tools they need. Provide guidance and support to ensure a smooth distribution process.

Support the organization by assisting in fundraising efforts and maintaining accurate financial records. Help organize events and manage donor relations.

Share your expertise in sewing, knitting, crocheting, or other textile arts by teaching classes or workshops. Inspire and educate community members of all skill levels.

Prepare supply kits for distribution day, ensuring that each kit is complete with necessary materials and tools for textile projects. Collaborate with experienced staff to provide recommendations based on skill levels.

Assist with research requests and help sort and categorize materials of local historical interest. This role is perfect for those who enjoy delving into history and contributing to the museum's archives.

As a docent, you will greet visitors and guide them through the museum, sharing insights about the exhibits and local history. No prior experience is necessary, just a friendly smile and a willingness to learn during monthly training sessions.

Help create and set up exhibits at the History Museum, bringing local history to life for visitors. This opportunity allows you to use your creativity and passion for history to enhance the museum experience.

As a Student Health Ambassador, you will assist in providing health education and support to women in the community. Responsibilities include engaging with patients, providing information about health services, and helping to facilitate health screenings.

Join our Facilities & Garden Maintenance team to help maintain the beauty of the Garden. Volunteers will assist with outdoor tasks such as trail work, planting, and general upkeep of the garden areas.

Become a docent and help educate visitors about the Garden's plant collections and conservation efforts. This role involves interacting with the public and sharing knowledge about the Garden's mission and activities.

Work with our Children’s Garden Crew to engage young visitors in gardening activities and educational programs. This role is perfect for those who enjoy working with children and have a passion for gardening.

Non-licensed volunteers are needed for various roles at the SLO Noor medical office, including translating, data entry, office organization, and assisting with community events. This is a great opportunity for individuals looking to contribute to the community without needing a medical license.

Licensed health professionals are invited to volunteer at the SLO Noor Foundation clinics. Volunteers can provide a range of services including medical, dental, and vision care to uninsured patients, helping to meet essential healthcare needs in the community.

We're looking for people who are interested in becoming volunteer firefighters. We provide training, good pay when deployed, and an opportunity to serve your community. As part of the mission of the California State Guard, volunteers respond to all manner of natural and man-made disasters. As the threat of wildland fire grows, the need for more firefighters has increased. The California State Guard has a unique opportunity for those who want to be part of the solution to this problem. Joint Task Force Rattlesnake specializes as Type I & Type II wildland fire handcrews ready to respond to any area of California when needed. While fire response is our primary mission, we are prepared to assist with any major disaster, natural or man-made that impacts the citizens of California. We will fight fire aggressively, providing for safety first. We will protect lives and property. We will not leave anyone behind. We encourage people with Fire, EMS or emergency management experience to apply, but welcome anyone physically fit and motivated to learn the craft of wildland firefighting. We have high training standards due to the work that we do, and people who join Joint Task Force Rattlesnake should be comfortable with complex fire deployments of up to 29 days. Members will get to experience the best of both worlds: Fire Service training and Military Training. We are seeking people who want to be Soldier Firefighters. All of our training is transferable to a career in Fire Service, EMS and Emergency Management. The real-world experience of being out on the fire line during some of California's largest fires is invaluable. The military leadership training one receives will help people be successful in any career and in any leadership role. While with Joint Task Force Rattlesnake you can expect to complete the NWCG Firefighter Type 2 certification (which includes L-180, S-190, S-130), the NWCG Firefighter 1 certification (which includes S-131, RT-130), as well as the NWCG Portable Pumps (S-211), and the NWCG Wildland Fire Chainsaws (S-212). Finally, for individuals who perform at the highest standard, there are a few offerings a year to complete the CAL FIRE 1C certification. | Requirements: Applicants must be 18 years or older, successfully pass a background check and physical exam, be a legal resident of the State of California and either a citizen of the United States or a permanent resident alien who has made legal declaration to become a citizen of the United States by filing Form N-300, Application to File Declaration of Intention with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

As a mentor, you will provide one-on-one mentorship and guidance to Latina students ages 12-17, helping them explore their interests, set goals, and develop essential skills. This role requires a commitment of 1-2 hours per week for at least one year, along with completing a background check and tuberculosis test.

Help spread the word about Positive Ride by passing out flyers and business cards to your local community. You may also be asked to attend specific events or busy holidays to promote our mission.

Assist individuals with disabilities in learning how to use the Freedom Trax during scheduled Adaptive Hiking Excursions. Enjoy a day outdoors while helping clients navigate the trails and socialize one-on-one.

If you have ideas for workshops that can help people with disabilities learn new skills or navigate healthcare, we want to hear from you! Help us create educational workshops to bring the community together.