As a Warming Center Volunteer, you will assist in providing a safe and warm environment for individuals experiencing homelessness. Responsibilities include helping with setup, serving meals, and providing support to clients during their stay.

As an Organization Volunteer, you will help fulfill various organizational objectives throughout the year. This role may include tasks related to planning, development, and support for the SLO Jazz Festival and its associated events.

Jazz Festival Volunteers assist with various tasks such as distributing flyers, helping out the week before, during, and after the jazz festival. This role is crucial for ensuring the smooth operation of the festival events.

As a Concert & Fall Fest Volunteer, you will help with tasks related to the Fall Festival, Court Street Summer Jazz, and other concert events. Responsibilities may include assisting with setup, decorations, and event logistics.

Join our Gardening and Landscaping Crew to help maintain the beautiful 5-acre ranch that provides a lush environment for our animals. Tasks include weed whacking, gardening, pruning, and various landscaping projects.

Assist with a variety of animal care needs at the rescue. Volunteers with skills in spaying, neutering, vaccinations, grooming, and general animal care are especially needed.

If you have a special skill or craft, such as carpentry, permaculture, or medical aid, we would love to hear from you. Contact us to discuss how your expertise can contribute to our special projects and programs.

As a Museum Volunteer, you will assist in various roles including clerical support, outreach and education, and library research. Volunteers are essential in helping preserve and present the stories of veterans through exhibits and educational programs.

As a Trail Volunteer, you will help track and report your riding hours on various trails in the Nipomo area. Your contributions will assist in preserving these trails and ensuring they remain accessible for future generations.

As an IT/AV Volunteer, you will support the technical success of classes and presentations by assisting instructors with equipment and technology. This role is essential for ensuring smooth operations during events.

As a Course Host, you will assist instructors and speakers, support audience members, and help prospective members. This role involves facilitating course success and ensuring a positive experience for all participants.

As an Instructor or Speaker, you will teach courses and workshops, give presentations, and guide events in various topics such as art, history, and science. This position is ideal for knowledgeable and talented individuals who wish to share their expertise with others.

Join our Telephone Outreach team to promote our television series, Entertaining Older Folks, and other free resources. Volunteers will contact care homes to encourage them to inform residents about our series and provide a PDF flyer for display, helping to spread joy and alleviate loneliness among seniors.

Volunteer / Paid Call Firefighter The City of Guadalupe is looking for people interested in serving the community, gaining experience in the field, and becoming part of our team. The Guadalupe Fire Department is looking to fill 5 vacant positions. Volunteer / Paid Call Pay Firefighter/EMT (minimum 8 - 12hr Shifts per month) $400.00 monthly Stipend. Weekend Duty (minimum 2 - 24hr shifts per month) $120.00 per Shift. Application Process: Send Compleated application, with copies of Academy Firefighter 1 certificate, EMT-1 Card , and CPR card to: Human Resources, City of Guadalupe, P.O.Box 908, Guadalupe CA 93434. An application can be found at www.ci.guadalupe.ca.us under the employment section. For additional information call Human Resources at (805) 356-3893. | Requirements: MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: • Graduation from Fire Academy with a Firefighter 1 Academy certificate • Current Santa Barbara County EMT-1 Certificate • California Driver’s License, Class C • Valid American Heart Association BLS CPR Card • Reside within a 30-minute radius from City of Guadalupe | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

DEFINITION: Serving as a paid-call (Volunteer) Firefighter will enable qualified individuals to assist in providing a vital service to the community and play an important role in an exciting profession. Individuals selected for the position must be of high character and at times be willing to forego some personal pleasures to assist in providing our community the effective fire protection it deserves. Flyer Link: http://ci.guadalupe.ca.us/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/PCF_Job_posting_may_2016.pdf DUTIES: Under general supervision, to respond to fire alarms and other emergency calls with the Engine Company or Rescue to which assigned for the protection of life, environment and property; to assist in equipment maintenance and participate in training activities; and to do related work as required. Tasks performed by paid-call Firefighters during emergencies will include laying of hose line, raising and climbing of ladders, directing hose streams, opening building for the purpose of ventilation and entrance, rescue and salvage work, administering first aid, use of all of the department’s miscellaneous tools. Must be able to accept the responsibility of being assigned to a scheduled shift and weekend duties. Including, responding to all working structure fires and major incidents and must be able to attend drills. Firefighter $200.00 (Monthly Stipend) (Minimum 8 shifts per month, 12hr. Shifts 7pm-7am) Weekend Duty $60.00 per shift (Minimum of 2 per month, 24hr. Shifts 7pm-7pm) | Requirements: Graduation from Fire Academy with a Firefighter 1 Academy certificate  Current State of California/Santa Barbara County EMT-1 Card  California Driver’s License, Class C  Current American Heart Association BLS CPR Card  Reside within a 30-minute radius from City of Guadalupe | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

As a Gallery Docent, volunteers will lead tours and engage visitors with the exhibitions on display. This role requires a passion for art and the ability to communicate effectively with diverse audiences.

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.

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.

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.

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.