Volunteers help with various tasks between shows, including taking photos, finding venues, writing grants, and recruiting performers. No experience is necessary, and volunteers will learn on the job.

Volunteers assist with setting up the venue, front of house, and stage and sound system before the show. During the show, they help sell tickets and beverages, answer questions, and direct performers to the check-in location.

Hospice volunteers make a world of difference in their communities, providing support to patients and their families. Volunteers may assist with companionship, administrative tasks, or provide respite for caregivers.

Tech volunteers undergo training to learn how to set up the equipment and manage the stage during the show. They play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth running of the production.

Support residents by assisting with technology-related tasks and educational programs. Volunteers will help residents learn new skills and gain confidence in using technology.

Engage with residents through spiritual programs and activities. Volunteers will help facilitate and participate in spiritual discussions and events.

Assist in organizing and participating in various events and activities such as parties, special events, and creative arts. Volunteers will help engage residents in wellness programs and intergenerational programming.

General volunteers assist with various tasks at the museum, including updating databases, preparing materials, and tending to the grounds and gardens. This role allows you to learn from professionals while contributing to the museum's operations and community engagement.

The Junior Docents program is designed for middle-school and high-school students to learn about science, art, and public engagement. Participants will be trained to conduct short demonstrations and hands-on activities for museum visitors, providing a valuable opportunity to build skills and experience.

As a docent, you will lead tours, engage visitors with hands-on activities, and guide them through the museum's galleries and grounds. This role requires a commitment of at least 60 volunteer hours over two years, and you will participate in a training program covering various topics related to the museum's exhibits.

Volunteers are needed to care for the children of teen moms attending Young Life camp. This role involves providing childcare and support during the camp experience for the teen moms and their children.

This volunteer opportunity is for high school students who have completed at least one year of high school and have completed their local area's work crew training course. Each work crew session lasts about one month during the summer, where volunteers assist with various camp tasks.

This volunteer experience is for those who have completed at least one year of college or are of college age or older. Summer staff roles require maturity and non-verbal witness, with sessions lasting about one month during the summer.

Physicians are needed to provide medical care for campers and summer volunteers at Lost Canyon. This role involves being on call 24/7 for emergencies and providing timely medical assessments during the camp week.