Support the organization through data entry, assistance with events, and various administrative tasks. Volunteers will help with contacting potential donors, mailings, and event setup and breakdown.

Assist with meal preparation and delivery, resource delivery, intake assessments, and coordination of care for individuals experiencing homelessness. Volunteers may also be involved in mentoring, coaching, and providing mental health support.

Engage in videography, photography, and journalism to help promote the organization's mission and events. Volunteers will create content for social media and press releases.

Act as a representative of the shelter in the community, helping to build relationships and promote the shelter's mission. This role involves outreach and engagement with local organizations and the public.

Assist with administrative tasks at the Maryville/Alcoa Animal Rescue Center. Responsibilities include answering phones, filing, and data entry to support the smooth operation of the shelter.

Coordinate shelter activities and ensure smooth operations. This role involves overseeing volunteers and managing daily tasks to support the shelter's mission.

Assist in cleaning and maintaining cat kennels, ensuring a clean and safe environment for the cats. Duties include cleaning litter boxes, feeding, and providing basic care.

Assist in the care and adoption of cats at the PetSmart Cat Room. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and interacting with potential adopters to facilitate adoptions.

Help maintain a clean and healthy environment for dogs by cleaning kennels, feeding, and providing basic care. Volunteers ensure that the dogs have a comfortable and sanitary living space.

Provide exercise and socialization for shelter dogs by taking them on walks. This role is crucial for the dogs' physical and mental well-being.

Volunteers are vital to the operations of Second Harvest Food Bank and our ability to serve all 18 counties. Responsibilities include sorting donated items, packing food boxes, and distributing food at Mobile Pantries. Volunteers must be at least 10 years old, and those under 16 must have a chaperone.

Assist with transporting doghouses, lumber, or fencing materials, as well as transporting dogs and cats to appointments. Volunteers with a truck, van, or trailer are especially needed.

Help spread the word about BCAWS by sharing stories on social media and engaging with the community. Your ideas and talents can help raise awareness about our mission.

Volunteers with carpentry skills are needed to help build and distribute doghouses. We provide step-by-step plans, materials, and guidance from experienced builders. Businesses can also provide space and volunteers for group builds.

Join us in building fences and kennel enclosures to free dogs from chains. No experience is necessary, just a willingness to work and help dogs enjoy their new freedom.

Provide temporary housing for animals recovering from medical procedures or awaiting transfer to a rescue. Fosters offer a safe space and care for animals in need.

Volunteers meet during the week to price inventory, organize the store, and create marketing strategies to maximize profits. They also take photos and write descriptions of merchandise to sell online, managing the sales process from listing to delivery.

Volunteers assist in transporting newly rescued pets from shelters to the Friendsville Animal Center and to veterinarian appointments. This role involves emotional support for the pets during their transition.

After an interview and orientation, volunteers work hands-on with the Scholarship Pets and Beautiful Dogs at Friendsville Animal Center. Responsibilities include basic communication with the dogs and playtime, as well as taking them on outings to public places.

The event team organizes various events including spay/neuter surgeries and community microchip events. Volunteers help coordinate logistics and ensure successful execution of these initiatives.