Provide daily care and attention to the resident cats, ensuring they live happy and healthy lives. Volunteers will assist with feeding, cleaning, and socializing with the cats.

Provide office assistance to support the administrative needs of the organization. Volunteers will help with tasks such as data entry, filing, and answering phones.

Assist in transporting cats to veterinary appointments and other necessary locations. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and be comfortable handling cats.

Volunteers are needed to assist in the development and maintenance of various language sections within the Marxists Internet Archive. Responsibilities include translating texts, proofreading, and helping to organize language-specific archives.

Technical volunteers are needed to assist with server administration, email services, and other technical tasks to ensure the smooth operation of the Marxists Internet Archive. This role involves maintaining the digital infrastructure and addressing technical issues as they arise.

Assist in proofreading texts for accuracy and consistency across the Marxists Internet Archive. Volunteers will ensure that texts are correctly transcribed and formatted, contributing to the quality and reliability of the archive.

As a Dining Room Group Volunteer, your group will assist in serving meals, including light food preparation, serving meals in to-go containers, and helping with cleanup at one of our five dining room locations. Volunteers must be at least 12 years old and those under 18 must have a parent or guardian present.

Volunteers are needed to help with the Cemetery Photo Project, which involves taking photographs of headstones and areas of the cemetery to aid in restoration efforts. This role is crucial for documenting the current state of the cemetery and identifying areas in need of repair.

Help at the office during the intake of new animals, which includes holding animals for photos, preparing medications, and setting up kennels. This role typically requires availability on weekdays.

Help take adoptable dogs on outings to socialize them and promote their adoption. Volunteers will fill out a volunteer application and coordinate with foster parents to schedule times and locations for the outings, which can include dog-friendly places like parks and cafes.

Capture photos and videos of animals for marketing purposes, either at intake or during events. This role can be done on weekdays or weekends, depending on availability.

Foster volunteers provide temporary homes for animals until they can be adopted. The organization covers all costs and provides supplies, and fosters must be able to bring animals to adoption events and appointments.

Engage in online tasks such as social media management, creating content, and marketing animals. This role allows for flexible hours and can be done from home.

Assist with transporting animals and supplies to events, setting up and taking down at events, and engaging with potential adopters. Events typically occur on weekends within 20 miles of the office.

Join our active Board of Directors to help guide the mission and vision of Youth Homes. This is an opportunity to contribute your expertise and leadership skills to make a significant impact on the lives of youth in our community.

As a Thrift Shop Volunteer, you will sort clothes, interact with customers, and assist with sales that support foster youth. This role is essential in helping us raise funds and provide resources for our programs.

In this role, you will use your handy skills to assist with regular maintenance and repairs at our youth’s residential facilities. Your contributions will help create a safe and welcoming environment for the youth we serve.

Grief Group Facilitator volunteers provide active listening and emotional support to individuals grieving the death of a loved one, facilitating group counseling sessions with a co-facilitator. Candidates must have at least 12 months of experience as a Call Center Volunteer or 200 hours of group facilitation experience.

Mobile Grief Response Team volunteers provide active listening and emotional support at schools or community organizations following an unexpected death, offering age-appropriate crisis and grief counseling services on-site. Volunteers must have completed a minimum of 12 months as a Call Center Volunteer.

Outreach Ambassadors represent the Contra Costa Crisis Center at community events, helping to raise awareness and promote the organization's services. This role is suitable for individuals passionate about mental health and community engagement.