Assist in researching and writing grant proposals to secure funding for the restoration of the Princess Theater. Volunteers will work closely with the team to identify potential grant opportunities and draft compelling proposals.

Join the Fundraising Committee to help plan and execute fundraising events and initiatives to support the restoration of the Princess Theater. Volunteers will collaborate with team members to brainstorm ideas and engage with the community.

Assist with making phone calls for follow-up with adopters, screening applicants, and setting up vet transports. This role supports the administrative needs of the rescue.

Assist with cleaning kennel areas, including changing out dog bedding and toys, cleaning crates, and sweeping/mopping floors. This helps maintain a clean and healthy environment for the dogs.

Volunteers are needed to walk dogs, providing them with exercise and socialization. This role is crucial for the well-being of the dogs in our care.

Assist at adoption events, helping to set up, manage, and interact with potential adopters. This role is key to finding homes for our dogs.

Volunteers are needed to wash dog linens and pee pads using the washer and dryer available within the adoption facility. This role supports the cleanliness and comfort of our dogs.

Help organize and participate in fundraising activities to support the rescue's mission. This role is vital for generating the funds needed to care for the dogs.

Help with indoor general maintenance and outdoor tasks such as tree trimming and yard maintenance. This role is essential for the upkeep of the rescue facility.

Transport dogs to and from veterinary appointments, ensuring they receive necessary medical care. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation.

Assist in supporting human trafficking survivors by participating in various programs aimed at their empowerment and recovery. Volunteers must attend a one-day training session, provide personal references, and agree to a background check.

Participate in community outreach programs to raise awareness about the opioid epidemic and Project Noelle's mission. Volunteers will engage with the public, distribute informational materials, and support event logistics.

Seniors looking for meaningful retirement opportunities can volunteer at Southwind, helping maintain the camp. RV accommodations are available for those who wish to stay on-site.

College-aged volunteers are needed throughout the school season to help keep camp running, with opportunities in various departments including the kitchen and retail. Interested individuals should fill out the Wrangler Interest Form.

This volunteer experience is for those who have completed at least one year of college or are of college age or older. Summer staff roles require considerable maturity and non-verbal witness, with each session lasting about one month.

Physicians are needed to provide medical care for campers and summer volunteers. This role includes being on call for emergencies and providing triage assessment during the week of service, with accommodations provided at no cost.

This volunteer experience is for high school students who have completed one year of high school and local work crew training. Each session lasts about one month during the summer, with roles including laundry, housekeeping, and serving in the dining hall.

Assist with various administrative tasks to support the daily operations of the center. Volunteers must pass a background check.

Help organize and manage the baby boutique, providing essential items to families in need. Volunteers must pass a background check.

Provide translation services to assist Spanish-speaking clients in accessing the center's services. Volunteers must pass a background check.