Assist in sorting through donations and organizing the closet on a monthly basis. Volunteers aged 12 and up are needed to help maintain the organization of the clothing and shoe donations.

Participate in local events to distribute clothing and shoes to those in need. Volunteers will help set up, manage, and support the distribution process at various community events.

Volunteers are needed for various activities including special events, festivals, community outreach, and maintaining the nursery and herb garden. Join us for Community Action Days on the last Sunday of every month and help contribute to the park's mission.

Join us in preserving the natural beauty of Larry & Penny Thompson Park. Volunteers will participate in cleaning up the park to make a positive impact on the community and environment.

The Counselor-in-Training program allows high school students aged 14-18 to help create memorable experiences for children at Zoo Camp. This role is ideal for fulfilling community service hours while engaging with the zoo's diverse animal population.

Teen Squad Volunteers engage with guests at Zoo Miami, providing exceptional customer service and gaining valuable experience in a zoo environment. This program is open to high school students and requires a commitment of at least one shift every 60 days.

The Conservation Teen Scientist program is designed for high school students aged 14-18 to gain hands-on experience in zoo operations and animal care. Participants will develop public speaking skills and assist in various zoo activities while committing to a yearly schedule.

Adult Volunteers at Zoo Miami play a crucial role in enhancing guest experiences by interpreting animal behaviors and assisting in various zoo operations. Volunteers must be 18 years or older, complete an application, pass a background check, and attend a one-day orientation.

Join the Project AEI High School Program to engage with mental health research remotely. Students will explore mindfulness practices, participate in discussions, and contribute to research projects, earning service hours while promoting mental health awareness.

As a hospice volunteer, you will play a vital role in improving the quality of life for patients and their families. Responsibilities may include spending time with patients, running errands, providing administrative support, and offering companionship during their end-of-life journey.

Are you a leader willing to champion volunteer opportunities at your company, organization, or student group? Build team camaraderie while volunteering as a group to help missing and exploited children.

Support the equestrian program by helping children with cancer experience the joy of riding horses. Volunteers will assist with horse care and provide encouragement and support to participants.

Assist in organizing and facilitating art therapy sessions for children with cancer, helping them express themselves creatively and find joy through art. Volunteers will work directly with children and support the program coordinator.

Join families on organized field trips to local attractions, providing logistical support and ensuring a fun and safe experience for children with cancer and their families.

Volunteers are paired with older adults in assisted living facilities to foster meaningful connections through activities like playing games, singing, and dancing. The aim is to reduce social isolation and loneliness among seniors.

Volunteers are paired with young patients in hospitals to provide companionship and support through activities like playing games and engaging in craft projects. The goal is to alleviate the emotional effects of long-term hospitalization.

Assist the grounds team in caring for and maintaining the scientific plant collections through light weeding, pruning, and mulching. This role requires bending and the use of hand tools.

Assist the cycad curators with trimming, weeding, planting, irrigation, fertilizing, and scouting for pest problems. This role requires bending and the use of hand tools.

Join the Collections Development team to input plant collection information into a scientific database. Training is available for those comfortable with computers, requiring 2-4 hours in the mornings, one or two days per week.

Help maintain the palm collection with planting, trimming, mulching, fertilizing, weed control, treatments, and transplants. Bending and the use of hand tools is required.