We accept volunteers who need to complete community service hours. You’ll be asked a few questions during the screening process so we can review your request quickly and fairly.

Every hour you give helps provide food for families across Western North Carolina. Individual volunteers can help with a variety of tasks, turning your time into meals for neighbors in need.

Sharing the experience with coworkers, classmates, faith groups, or friends makes volunteering even more powerful. Group shifts are a great way to build teamwork, have fun, and give back together.

Join us in helping send our veterans to their memorials in Washington, D.C.! Volunteers assist with various tasks to ensure the safety and comfort of veterans during their flights and events.

Join a committee to help plan activities that clear trails, plant seeds, or inform about the cultural and social history of Laurel Park, promote health and wellness, and increase appreciation for the natural beauty of Laurel Park.

The EXPLOREcorps program invites high school students to engage in hands-on learning and volunteer opportunities at The North Carolina Arboretum. Participants will gain valuable experience while contributing to the Arboretum's mission and programs.

Assist with transcribing historical court records for the Society's archives. This role involves careful attention to detail and an interest in historical documents.

Assist in the library by organizing materials, helping visitors with research, and maintaining the collection. Volunteers may also help with setting up for meetings and events.

Research and write articles for the Society's Journal. Volunteers will work on various topics related to genealogy and local history, contributing to the Society's publications.

Volunteers deliver flowers and meals to isolated seniors during Rosh Hashanah, Hanukkah, and Passover. Volunteers are assigned to deliver to 2-3 homes or facilities, providing meals and an opportunity for seniors to honor the holiday.

Faye’s Place provides socialization for isolated seniors and respite for caregivers. Volunteers assist with serving beverages and lunch, leading activities, and providing companionship to seniors, many of whom have varying degrees of dementia.

Assist in cleaning enclosures, feeding birds of prey, and providing enrichment activities. Volunteers will also help with medical procedures, landscaping, and general maintenance tasks.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various projects at the Science and Nature Center, including gardening, cleaning animal habitats, carpentry, yard work, and supporting public events and festivals. Volunteers should be ready to engage in hands-on tasks and contribute to the center's educational mission.

Join us for a trail work day at Bent Creek on March 21, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Volunteers will assist with trail maintenance and improvements to enhance the biking experience in the area.

Help with trail work at Bracken Preserve on February 21, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Volunteers will work on trail maintenance and improvements under the guidance of experienced crew leaders.

Lead nature walks at The Park at Flat Rock, engaging with people of all ages and backgrounds. Walks are held the second Saturday of the month, March – November, lasting 60-90 minutes. Leaders must submit the theme and description to the park ranger 45 days in advance.

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Take energetic shelter dogs on hikes as part of our enrichment programming. This opportunity allows you to provide exercise and socialization for the dogs while enjoying the outdoors.

Join a small group of volunteers to create treats, toys, and other forms of enrichment for our shelter animals. This is a great way to work collaboratively and make a direct impact on the lives of the animals in our care.

Join us in making a difference by volunteering to bag dog and cat food for personal pets in need. This role is essential in helping community members who require additional resources for their pets.