Volunteers assist with cleaning animal areas, preparing meals, and general farm maintenance. Tasks include raking hay, cleaning coops, and grooming animals. Volunteers must be 16 or older, commit to a regular schedule, and provide their own transportation.

Help with setting up, registering families, distributing toys, and packing up at the Kuna Mud Run. Volunteers with photography skills are also needed to capture the event.

Volunteer at Living Word Church Food Pantry in Meridian, assisting with setting up, organizing, distributing food, and cleaning up. Shifts are available every Friday and Sunday.

ForeverWell Ambassadors connect people to resources and ensure members feel a sense of belonging while staying mentally and physically active. Volunteers are needed at each branch location to support active older adults through recreational programming.

Volunteers support the YMCA's mission of promoting healthy living by assisting in various programs across the Treasure Valley facilities. This role involves providing support and safety for individuals on their journey to a healthier life.

Assist with crucial maintenance tasks, possible renovations, and sanitization schedules at animal shelters. Volunteers will help improve the facilities to enhance the level of care provided to animals.

Youth can help by organizing donation drives, creating fliers, sharing shelter animals on social media, and writing letters to local newspapers. They can also plan events like bake sales or pet food drives to support the shelter.

Volunteers are needed for morning and evening shifts to walk, feed, and clean up after the dogs. Volunteers also assist with adoption events and transport dogs to veterinarian appointments. A valid photo ID and a criminal background check are required.

Teen volunteers, aged 12-17, can choose a branch to volunteer at and assist with various library tasks. Responsibilities may include organizing materials, assisting with events, and supporting library staff in daily operations.

Adult volunteers, aged 18 and older, can contribute to the library by assisting with organizing library materials, supporting events, and helping with various administrative tasks. Volunteers can choose their preferred branch for volunteering.

Assist in recruiting and training new volunteers for SNIP Idaho. Volunteers will help expand the organization's volunteer base and ensure effective onboarding.

Participate in community events to advocate for SNIP Idaho's spay and neuter mission. Volunteers will assist in event setup, planning, and public engagement.

Help raise funds for SNIP Idaho through various platforms such as in-person events and social media. Volunteers will engage with the community to support the organization's mission.

Provide administrative support by typing, stuffing envelopes, and mailing information. Volunteers may also help create and edit literature for SNIP Idaho.

Develop relationships with schools and community groups to set up educational programs about animal welfare and SNIP Idaho's mission.

Assist in organizing and managing events and shows for the Idaho LEGO Users Group. Responsibilities may include setting up displays, helping attendees, and supporting event logistics.

Conduct research on military history topics relevant to Idaho and assist in developing new exhibits and educational materials. Volunteers will contribute to the museum's mission of preserving and interpreting military history.

Assist in the construction and maintenance of museum exhibits and displays. Volunteers with carpentry skills will help ensure the museum's physical infrastructure is well-maintained and safe for visitors.

Support the museum's financial sustainability by assisting in fundraising activities and events. Volunteers will help plan and execute strategies to raise funds for the museum's operations and programs.

Work on collecting and preserving oral histories from veterans and individuals with military experiences. Volunteers will conduct interviews and assist in archiving these valuable historical records.