Assist with organizing and managing community events and fundraisers to support animal welfare initiatives. Volunteers will engage with the public and help promote the organization's mission.

On bed build days, volunteers work to assemble beds into 'bed kits'. This process makes it easier and quicker to assemble in the homes during delivery days.

Support the creation of a food forest at Forest Park Elementary's teaching garden by assisting with planting and maintaining native plants and perennials. Volunteers will help in creating a sustainable ecosystem that benefits the school and local community.

On delivery days, volunteers assist in loading the inventory to take to the children. Once at the delivery location, volunteers will assemble the beds in the child’s room and make the beds. Volunteers may also read one of the new books to the children once the beds have been assembled.

Quality Control takes place after a bed build day. Volunteers check if the bed kits have the correct amount of screws and if they are tightened correctly, ensuring success for the delivery teams. Warehouse training is required.

Staging duties involve pulling all of the needed inventory for upcoming deliveries. This ensures that on delivery day, volunteers can quickly load and transport items to the children. Warehouse training is required.

Help distribute cat and dog food to underserved communities as part of the 'Share the Warmth' initiative. Volunteers may also assist with collecting leashes, collars, and educational handouts.

Club leaders meet with their club once or twice a month, coordinating activities and managing the club's operations. Responsibilities include leading educational programs, organizing field trips, and planning community service activities.

Advisory Board Members guide and support the 4-H program, working with local staff to plan and implement activities.

Judges are needed for 4-H competitive events to provide feedback and evaluate youth work in areas such as sewing, talent, and photography.

Activity Volunteers support various 4-H events, acting as judges or leading groups during specific activities.

Special Interest Instructors lead short-term educational programs on various topics such as sewing, woodworking, and horticulture. They prepare materials and determine class size and age limits.

Club Supporters assist club leaders in managing 4-H clubs by supporting planning, conducting, and evaluating meetings and activities.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks to support the organization's mission, including advocacy, mediation, and support groups for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. Volunteers must pass a background check, drug test, and be familiar with Winston-Salem.

As a life skills coach, you will help foster youth develop essential life skills that promote independence and self-sufficiency. This role involves mentoring and providing guidance on various life skills.

As an online tutor, you will provide free tutoring sessions in various subjects to foster and underprivileged youth. This role allows you to share your knowledge and help students improve their academic skills in a supportive environment.

Conduct arts and dance camps for foster youth, helping them express their creativity and build confidence. This role includes planning activities and guiding participants in various artistic expressions.

Become a coach for your favorite sport and help foster youth engage in physical activities. This role involves planning and conducting sports sessions, fostering teamwork and sportsmanship among participants.

Volunteers will help with publicity, promotions, and organizing events to raise awareness and support for the organization. Tasks include creating marketing materials and engaging with the community.

Volunteers are needed to assist with horse care, barn work, and maintaining the facilities. Responsibilities include feeding, grooming, cleaning stalls, and ensuring the horses' well-being.