Participate in monthly meetings open to local residents to discuss and plan poverty alleviation strategies on the Peninsula. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of every month at 2:00 PM.

Assist in organizing and executing the annual Project Community Connect event, which provides free goods and services to neighbors in need. Volunteers help with setup, coordination, and support during the event.

Volunteers help remove invasive plant species like holly, gorse, and Scotch broom. This involves medium to light physical labor for about three hours per session.

Volunteers assist with planning, greeting, ticket taking, moderating, and setting up and cleaning up at Friends events. These roles support the smooth running of events and community engagement.

From February through May, volunteers visit 4th grade classrooms in Pacific County to teach about the environment and wildlife refuges. Volunteers also lead field trips to the Refuge to reinforce learning.

Volunteers provide information about the Friends and the Refuge at local festivals, markets, and other events, helping to raise awareness and engage the community.

Trail Stewards help maintain over 20 miles of trails throughout the Refuge, performing light maintenance such as trimming vegetation, removing invasive plants, and picking up litter. Volunteers also report safety hazards and engage with visitors.

Assist with local restoration and fisheries projects to help conserve and restore local aquatic environments. Volunteers will engage in activities such as habitat restoration and monitoring fish populations.

Teach fly fishing, tying, and casting to local school students as part of the club's educational outreach program. Volunteers will help students learn the basics of fly fishing and develop their skills.

Assist in various aspects of theater production including set design, lighting, and sound. Volunteers will work closely with directors and performers to ensure smooth production operations.

Assist in providing free community education about the dynamics of sexual abuse. Volunteers will help create an atmosphere of safety and understanding for survivors and contribute to the prevention of child abuse.

Use your social media skills to help capture our daily adventures, create engaging posts, and grow our online family. Your creativity can help us reach more people and find loving homes for our rescued cats.

Help us deliver and feed our 15 cat colonies each evening from 8-9 PM. This role is a direct and impactful way to contribute to the well-being of our rescued cats by ensuring they receive their much-needed nourishment.

Join us every day from 5 PM to 8 PM at our main hub to help prepare meals for our 15 cat colonies. You'll measure, mix, and prepare wet food, dry food, treats, and fresh water for our feline friends.

Connect with local businesses and online cat companies for support in the form of food, shelters, funds, or other resources. Your networking skills could greatly enhance our resources.

Assist in transporting cats to their vet appointments when needed. If you have a vehicle, your help would be a huge benefit to our rescue efforts.

Help us find and recruit more volunteers to join our team, ensuring smooth operations and a bigger impact in rescuing and caring for cats. Your people skills can make a significant difference.

Help us organize and run adoption and fundraising events. Your assistance can range from planning to greeting attendees, making your contribution invaluable to our mission.

If you have experience in TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return), we need skilled individuals to help us safely trap community cats for spaying and neutering. Join us to maintain healthy colonies.

Volunteers are needed to help run the Gearshack, watch the doors, and direct fans during the FisherPoets Gathering. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of the event across multiple venues.