Participate in trail committee meetings to voice opinions on park trails. Meetings are held in the Blue HHORA Training Building at the Lower Ranch.

Become a foster hero by providing a temporary or long-term home for dogs in need. Fostering helps socialize dogs and prepares them for adoption, making a significant impact on their lives.

Join us as a volunteer during our major events and smaller adoption fairs held throughout the year. Volunteers are needed to help care for the dogs and assist with event activities, ensuring a positive experience for both the animals and potential adopters.

Join us almost every Saturday at San Ysidro Park to help distribute food and supplies to the unhoused residents of Gilroy. Volunteers will assist in organizing and handing out essential items to those in need.

We welcome volunteers of all ages and abilities to assist with various historical projects. Volunteers can contribute their skills and interests to help preserve the history of Gilroy and engage with the community.

As an Event Planner/Fundraising volunteer, you will plan events and recruit volunteers to help with fundraising efforts for the rescue. This role allows you to utilize your organizational and party planning skills to benefit the cats and kittens.

As a Trapper, you will help with trapping community cats to provide them with medical care and a safe environment. This role involves identifying areas to trap, setting traps, and transporting the cats to the shelter for neutering.

As a Kitten/Cat Socializer, you will spend time playing with cats and kittens to help socialize them for adoption. This role requires a commitment of 1.5 to 2 hours weekly, ideally after 11 a.m.

As a Foster Parent, you will take care of a cat or kitten until adoption, providing all necessary supplies and transportation for check-ups and vaccinations. Your role will include socializing the kittens daily to make them more adoptable and meeting potential adopters.

CIEL is looking for individuals with skills or hobbies to share with pre-teens, teens, or older adults. Volunteers can propose classes in areas such as arts, financial management, or computer skills to help enrich the community.

By volunteering with Rebekah Children's Services, you can contribute to meaningful work that shapes a positive future for children and families in the community. Volunteers are encouraged to reach out for more information on how they can help.

The First Mayor’s House is seeking volunteer docents, ages 18 and up, to assist educators in guiding student tour groups through interactive stations. Volunteers will receive training and are expected to commit 3 hours per week during the school year.

Help distribute emergency food assistance to families in need. This role directly impacts the lives of those experiencing food insecurity.

Join our team of volunteers to help sort and distribute food at our warehouse. This role is essential in ensuring that food reaches those in need across Monterey County.

Assist with organizing and executing events and fundraising activities to support our mission. Your efforts will help raise awareness and resources for food assistance programs.

Help us sort food every Saturday to prepare for distribution. This is a great way to contribute to the fight against hunger in your community.

Join us in distributing food at Family Market events, helping families access nutritious food in a welcoming environment.

Provide administrative support in our office to help streamline operations and assist with various tasks as needed. This role is vital for maintaining our efficiency.

The Social Media Assistant will help manage FFNC's online presence by creating and scheduling posts, engaging with followers, and promoting events. This role is ideal for someone with a passion for social media and animal welfare.

The Research Assistant will conduct research on animal law and other topics relevant to FFNC's mission. This position is perfect for someone with strong analytical skills and a passion for animal welfare.