Join us as a Special Events Volunteer to assist in organizing and executing various events at CACHE. This role involves helping with setup, guest assistance, and ensuring a smooth experience for all attendees.

Help manage facility rentals by assisting clients and ensuring the space is prepared for events. This role is ideal for those who are organized and enjoy event planning.

As a Weekend Docent, you will engage with visitors, provide tours, and share knowledge about the exhibits. This role is perfect for those who enjoy interacting with the public and have a passion for art and history.

Join our team to learn about pesticide reform in California while gaining practical work experience. Volunteers will assist in various tasks related to advocacy, research, and community organizing, contributing to meaningful change in pesticide policies.

Help us by fostering kittens that we trap during our TNR efforts. While we do not take in kittens as an organization, we rely on volunteers to care for them until they can be tamed and adopted out.

Join us as a volunteer on clinic days, where you will assist with various tasks from 6 AM to 4 PM, including heavy lifting and caring for cats post-surgery. This rewarding opportunity allows you to directly improve the health and happiness of feral cats in our community.

Volunteers are needed to help establish and maintain the gardens, which includes planting, weeding, and general upkeep. This role is essential for the health and beauty of the garden, providing a rewarding experience for those who love nature.

Volunteers are needed to assist in rescuing injured and orphaned wildlife. Responsibilities include responding to calls from the public, transporting animals to veterinary care, and providing education to the community about wildlife issues.

As an Animal Care Volunteer, you will assist with the daily care of dogs and cats, including feeding, grooming, and socializing the animals. Volunteers are also encouraged to help with adoption events and community outreach to promote animal welfare.

The No One Dies Alone (NODA) program invites volunteers to provide companionship to patients who are nearing the end of life. Volunteers will sit with patients, offering presence and support during their final moments, ensuring they do not die alone.

As a Spiritual Care Volunteer, you will provide emotional and spiritual support to patients and their families during their hospital stay. This role involves being present for patients, listening to their concerns, and offering comfort in a compassionate manner.

Volunteers will participate in a state-mandated 40-hour domestic violence training program. This training is required for all volunteers who work directly with clients or client information, and it is held twice a year.