Sherman Library is seeking community service volunteers to assist with developing the library’s digital catalog. This opportunity is ideal for high school upperclassmen and college students looking to fulfill community service or internship requirements, as well as adults interested in contributing to local libraries.

Participate in our Wildlife Jewels EYES program, which involves actively searching for, monitoring, and reporting distressed wildlife. Volunteers will help ensure the safety and protection of coastal wildlife.

Volunteers will assist in various after-school activities, including homework help, arts and crafts, and sports. They will support students in developing skills and confidence in a fun and engaging environment.

Assist in the CCN office with tasks such as mailings and photocopying. This role supports the administrative functions of the organization.

Provide transportation for members to doctor appointments, grocery shopping, and other errands. This role is crucial in helping members maintain their independence.

Assist members with small household tasks such as changing smoke alarm batteries, bringing meals, and reaching high shelves or cabinets. This role supports members in maintaining a safe and comfortable home environment.

Make friendly phone calls to members to check in on their well-being and provide companionship. This role is vital for reducing isolation among older adults.

Provide assistance to members with PCs, Macs, smartphones, and internet usage. This role helps bridge the digital divide for older adults.

Assist local community groups in providing shelter, food, clothing, and other basic necessities to people in need. Volunteers will engage in various activities to support these groups and help improve the lives of disadvantaged individuals and families.

Volunteers will assist professional artist/instructors in conducting free art workshops during the annual Family Arts Day festival, which is open to all ages. This event provides a fun and creative environment for families to explore art together.

Volunteers will assist with gallery tours and art workshops for local school students participating in the Artventures program. This program aims to provide students with the opportunity to view contemporary art exhibits and engage in practical art workshops.

Volunteers will support the gallery operations by acting as gallery sitters, greeting patrons, and providing information about current exhibitions. They will also assist in the preparation of mailing materials and other general support tasks.

Volunteer regularly at one of our program locations for college credit. This position provides hands-on experience in program delivery and support for girls in the community.

Become a 1:1 mentor for our high school seniors as they craft their college application essays. This role involves guiding students through the application process and providing support and encouragement as they prepare for their futures.

Share your talents and resources to work on special fundraising events. This role involves collaborating with other volunteers and staff to plan and execute successful events that support Girls Inc. programs.

Volunteers are essential to OC Next Act, contributing to various aspects of productions such as building sets, crafting props, ushering, and more. Their dedication ensures the success of each performance and enriches the community with live theater experiences.

Lead fitness classes and activities tailored to seniors’ needs. Volunteers will design and implement exercise programs that cater to the physical abilities of seniors, promoting physical health and wellness.

Help guide seniors towards healthier eating habits and meal planning. Volunteers will work with seniors to develop personalized nutrition plans and educate them on the benefits of healthy eating.

Provide valuable medical expertise and guidance to our community. Retired doctors will offer their knowledge to help shape health programs and provide consultations to seniors.

Assist with cognitive assessments and follow-up activities. Volunteers will support the administration of cognitive tests and help organize follow-up sessions to monitor senior participants' progress.