Join the Rattlesnake Creek Watershed Group as a volunteer to help with various activities such as organizing weed pulls, creek clean-ups, and community events. This is a great opportunity to contribute to the health of the watershed and engage with the community.

Help make the Buddy Walk event unforgettable! Volunteers are needed for various roles including setup, registration, kid's activities, food/water stations, and clean-up. Your time and energy will make a big difference in supporting individuals with Down syndrome and their families.

The HOT program works to identify barriers to housing/services for Missoula's chronically homeless individuals, while simultaneously supporting and educating downtown businesses and community members. Volunteers go out with staff members on the streets to do direct outreach and build relationships with people living outside. This involves interacting with clients and community members in a respectful way and providing them with needed resources, information and supplies. Homeless Outreach Team goes out with volunteers Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 am to 1pm

Volunteers aid staff, other volunteers, and clients in creating dishes for the Poverello’s hot meals: lunch and dinner. Depending on what is needed for the day the shift can range from washing, dicing, and preparing food to organizing.

Volunteers help staff in offering those services such as sorting and handing out mail, handing out sack lunches and water, directing guests to where they can get personal hygiene and cleaning products, answering phone calls, and assisting guests making phone calls.

Volunteers serve hot meals that are already prepared by other volunteers, staff, and guests in our industrial kitchen. Any community member may receive a hot meal; there is no proof of income required. We currently need lunch servers from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and dinner servers from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., Monday - Sunday.

Organize and execute engaging events for the sober community and fellows. This role is essential in fostering a sense of community and support among participants.

Help maintain our facilities and cultivate a welcoming atmosphere for those utilizing our services. Your efforts will contribute to a safe and secure environment for the recovery community.

Volunteer on your own or with a friend at Heart Lake, where you will interact with visitors and promote mountain goat safety. This role is perfect for those who enjoy engaging with the public and educating others about wildlife safety.

Become a part of the Membership Committee to manage the membership roster for the WMTCC. This role involves ensuring new members are added and expired memberships are removed, as well as collaborating with other committees for technology integration.

Join the Communication Committee to actively communicate the mission and values of the WMTCC. This role involves using various channels to ensure clear understanding and alignment within the community.

Provide courses for military personnel and veterans to assist with reintegration challenges. Volunteers must have an active mental health license. Flexible time commitment with opportunities for in-person or virtual courses.

Become a part of the Events Committee to help facilitate the Lost Horse Boulder Bash and other WMTCC events. Responsibilities include organizing meetings, film nights, and photo exhibits to engage the climbing community.

Join the Policy Committee to guide the development and review of recreational access and conservation advocacy work on public lands. This role involves legislative and regulatory analysis, climbing policy issues, and stewardship projects.

Join the Technology Committee to manage the WMTCC web page and handle technology-related activities. Responsibilities include managing emails and the WMTCC Google account.

Participate in the Anchor Replacement Initiative Committee to help replace fixed anchors in climbing areas around Western Montana. This role requires coordination with the Policy Committee to ensure compliance with land management prescriptions.

Learn how to make a difference and be a land steward during your personal trips into the Great Burn. This opportunity encourages volunteers to engage in scientific observation and data collection while enjoying the natural environment.

Dolce Canto actively seeks volunteers to assist before and during concerts and fundraising events. Volunteers may be involved in ushering, selling tickets, hanging posters, and performing other tasks to benefit the organization.

Join us on a single or multi-day adventure to complete trail work, vegetation monitoring, weed pulling, or campsite monitoring. This opportunity allows you to actively contribute to the conservation of the Great Burn area while enjoying the outdoors.

Welcome donors at local blood drives, assist with check-in and refreshments. Volunteers must be friendly and enjoy working with people. Commitment is at least one 4-6 hour shift per month.