Assist in organizing and facilitating the annual Ranger Rendezvous event, where park professionals gather to discuss the state of the park profession and network with peers. Responsibilities include event setup, registration, and providing information to attendees.

Volunteers at Northwest Healthcare contribute at least four hours per week for a minimum of six months to assist with non-medical needs of patients. Responsibilities include providing support and companionship to patients, helping with administrative tasks, and ensuring a welcoming environment in the hospital.

Assist with daily tasks and big projects to help geriatric, special needs, and hospice animals enjoy their last chapter of life. Volunteers are needed to provide care, comfort, and companionship to a variety of animals, including dogs, cats, goats, pigs, and tortoises.

As a Courthouse Outreach Volunteer, you will share FIJA brochures and educational materials at courthouses to inform the public about jury rights. This role requires a commitment to general juror education outreach, and training sessions are provided to prepare volunteers for this important work.

As a Guest Speaker, you will have the opportunity to educate groups about jury rights and the importance of jury nullification. This role involves public speaking and sharing your knowledge to inspire others to understand their rights as jurors.

As an Event Host, you will manage information tables at special events, sharing resources and engaging with attendees about jury rights. This role is perfect for those who enjoy interacting with the public and promoting educational initiatives.

As a Volunteer Attorney, you will provide legal support and guidance to FIJA's initiatives and help educate the public about their rights. This position is ideal for those with legal expertise who wish to contribute to advancing jury rights.

Volunteer a few times a year at one of our events to support the Esperanza Dance Project's mission. Responsibilities may include event setup, guest assistance, and promoting the organization's cause.

Become a trained and certified volunteer leader providing service hours to community organizations focused on natural and cultural history. Volunteers will engage with local chapters and community partners to promote education and awareness.

As a Solitude Monitoring Volunteer, you will participate in a monitoring program that ensures Wilderness areas provide opportunities for solitude. This involves counting encounters with people while hiking in designated areas, allowing you to contribute to the preservation of these spaces while enjoying your outdoor activities.

Join the Invasive Plant Monitoring initiative to help document invasive species such as tamarisk and oleander in Arnett Creek, just outside of Superior, AZ. This role involves hiking and reporting your findings to aid in ongoing native habitat restoration efforts.

Join a dedicated team to make a difference in the lives of cats that have lost their owners. Responsibilities include office work, public relations, event planning, running errands, making phone calls, cleaning, feeding, and play-time. Volunteers also help with kitty socialization visits to ensure the emotional well-being of the cats.

Help the Communication Director promote the club, events, and exhibitions. Take photographs at meetings and events for use in promotions on Facebook and the website.

Assist in setting up tables, awnings, and trees at exhibitions. Volunteer for four-hour shifts at the shows to talk with guests, monitor and mist trees, and work at the membership/raffle table.

Help bring snacks and water or tea and ice for the members at break (you will be reimbursed). Help clean up after the meeting.

Assist in carrying trees into the meeting room, clean up after meetings, and help members take their trees to their cars.

Greet members, direct them to get name tags, buy raffle tickets, help find the Mentors table who can help with their tree, and introduce them to other members. If they have questions, find the member who can help them.

Volunteer to provide critiques for member's artwork at the end of each general monthly meeting. Critiques are given by established or teaching artists.

Assist in hanging artwork for upcoming exhibitions. Volunteers will help prepare and organize the exhibition space.

Provide Mental Health First Aid classes to the community, teaching people how to identify and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders. Volunteers will help in organizing and conducting these classes.