Volunteers can get involved in local watersheds through various opportunities, including participating in volunteer days at native plant gardens, rain gardens, and creek restoration projects. This is a chance to learn about native plants and contribute to community green spaces.

Community scientists play a valuable role in collecting long-term data about the health of our watershed. Volunteers can participate in monitoring water quality, bioswales, and native species, contributing to important environmental research.

Participate in PIDO's Earth Day work day to help improve the park's appearance by adding dirt around young trees and filling in holes. Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own shovels and work gloves.

Join PIDO for routine park cleanups and work parties at Point Isabel Regional Shoreline. Volunteers help with tasks such as litter collection, weed pulling, and mulching to maintain the park's cleanliness and safety for off-leash dog walking.

Assist with seasonal office tasks such as mail preparation, photocopying, filing, and data entry. Special skills in social media, Salesforce, or graphic design are welcomed.

Support weekend-long Family Camps and local day outings in Richmond and nearby parks. Volunteers are required to complete California Mandated Reporter Training and, if interested in overnight activities, a background check.

Help with various roles during YES events, such as greeting guests, hauling supplies, and serving meals. This opportunity is designed for a variety of interests and physical abilities, allowing volunteers to make a difference while having fun.

Join us at the Gill Tract Community Farm as a volunteer! We welcome walk-in volunteers for various shifts, where you can participate in farming activities, learn from experienced farmers, and help cultivate the land. Kids are welcome with a parent or guardian, and high-school aged youth can volunteer with a signed waiver.

Lighting Technicians are crucial in theater, ensuring visibility and setting the mood by managing lights and spotlights. Volunteers will learn to control lighting effects to enhance the theatrical experience.

Lobby Assistants greet patrons, take tickets, hand out programs, and set out concessions for shows. Being friendly is helpful as they are the first impression for the audience.

The Stage Manager is responsible for the distribution of the rehearsal schedule, contact list, and coordination of the lighting and sound for every show. They work closely with the director to help actors learn their lines and manage the opening and closing of the theater nightly. Previous experience is preferred.

Set Builders help create new 'worlds' on stage. No experience is necessary, and volunteers will learn about carpentry and power tools while having fun creating the set for the next production.

Join the longest running community theater in Berkeley to help out behind the scenes. Volunteers will see the show for free, meet new people, and learn how to make magic happen onstage. No experience needed, training provided.

Join us in maintaining our native plant garden and participate in various stewardship activities. This is a great opportunity for schools or organizations looking for service opportunities.

Help protect the special character of the Albany Bulb by writing letters and attending public agency meetings to express our community's care for this unique space.

Assist with volunteer coordination, fundraising, communications, web design, and event planning. We need help in various organizational capacities to support our mission.

Join us every 3rd Saturday from 9:30am-12:00pm at the Wilkie Creek Outdoor Classroom to help remove trash and restore native plant habitats. No experience is necessary, and all are welcome. Volunteers will be provided with tools, gloves, and refreshments, but must fill out the required waivers prior to participation.

Join us for Family Volunteer Days where families can come together to engage in hands-on activities on the farm. Volunteers will assist with various farm tasks, learn about sustainable agriculture, and connect with the community.

Richmond Art Center relies on volunteers to support their programs and services, including assisting with events, exhibitions, summer camp, and studio activities. Volunteers will gain valuable experience while helping to strengthen the community.

Outreach Workers will engage with the community to provide information about GRIP's services and connect individuals in need with resources. This role involves direct interaction with clients and requires strong communication skills.