Join us in assembling meals for children in need. Volunteers will work together to prepare nutritious meals that will be distributed to local schools and community centers.

Help deliver groceries to seniors who are unable to shop for themselves. This role involves packing and transporting food items to various locations across the community.

Assist with the setup and management of adoption events, ensuring the safety and well-being of dogs and interacting with potential adopters. Volunteers may also help with administrative tasks during the event.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various camp activities, including helping campers with instrument lessons, organizing workshops, and providing support during performances. This is a great opportunity to inspire young musicians and contribute to a positive and inclusive environment.

Honor Guard Members assist in funeral services for Line of Duty Deaths and attend public service events such as 9/11 ceremonies and parades. This role requires dedication to honor the Fire Service and support families and agencies in times of loss.

Volunteers will visit multiple schools during Fire Prevention Month to teach students about fire prevention and emergency procedures. This role involves mentoring school-aged children and discussing careers in the Fire Service.

Participate in hands-on projects to improve wildlife habitats across Nevada. Volunteers will assist in tasks such as planting, habitat restoration, and maintenance activities to support local wildlife populations.

Assist in delivering food and supplies to pets in need and participate in events to support homeless pets and their humans. Volunteers are essential in ensuring that resources reach those who need them most.

Help with daily chores, mucking stalls, and setting up events at The Ranch. Volunteers must be at least 14 years old and in reasonably good health to perform physical activities for extended periods.

Assist our Ride Staff with horse-related activities. Some horse experience is required, and volunteers must be at least 16 years old.

Work in the Ranch House, staff events, help with camps, parties, EAL workshops, and field trips. Volunteers must be at least 14 years old and have a good attitude while following the Horses4Heroes Code of Conduct.

Teens and young adults, 14 and older, are invited to apply to work as Volunteer Camp Counselors during various camps throughout the year. Responsibilities include assisting with camp activities and ensuring a fun and safe environment for campers.

Volunteers will manage the organization's social media presence by creating, planning, and promoting events and efforts. They will share chapter information on various social media platforms.

Assist in organizing and coordinating public poetry readings and events. Responsibilities include event planning, coordinating with poets and artists, and managing event logistics.

Join a Spread Peace Street Team to engage with the homeless community directly in Las Vegas or start a street team in your own community. Volunteers will help distribute resources and provide support to those in need.

Assist in organizing and participating in events to promote the organization and the animals they save. Engage with the public and share information about the rescue's mission.

Provide transportation for animals, picking them up from partners or dropping them off for spay/neuter appointments. This role is crucial for the logistics of animal rescue operations.

Coordinate and assist with fundraising activities to support the rescue's mission. Tasks include planning events, reaching out to potential donors, and managing fundraising campaigns.

Volunteers are needed to help fill and distribute backpacks uniquely designed to meet the needs of the homeless. These backpacks include a built-in poncho, socks, food, and other essentials.

Volunteers are needed to cut and bundle yarn to be used in creating wigs for children. This task is suitable for individuals and groups, and requires attention to detail to ensure quality and consistency. Volunteers must use approved yarn brands and colors, and follow specific instructions for cutting and packaging.