Help spread awareness and educate communities about human trafficking. Volunteers will engage with community members to share information and resources, aiming to increase public understanding and prevention of trafficking.

For ages 15-25, join the committee to help make an environmental impact within the city. Engage with existing environmental groups to stay connected and informed.

Help identify and write grants, foster relationships with sponsors and partners, and plan fundraising events. Coordinate membership events and acquire auction donations.

Provide direct support to survivors through mentorship, teaching classes, equine therapy, counseling, or skill-building workshops. Volunteers will work closely with survivors to aid in their recovery and empowerment.

Assist in planning GOC events like the Sustainability Rapid Roundtable and Film Festival. Develop resources to educate and connect the green community, and assist with advocacy campaigns.

Floaters will assist in various areas of the event as needed, providing support to different teams. ServSafe certification is preferred but not required.

As a Whiskey Pourer, volunteers will be responsible for serving whiskey samples to attendees. Volunteers must be ServSafe Certified and available for the entirety of their shift.

Volunteers at the Check-In Station will greet attendees, verify tickets, and provide event materials. Strong interpersonal skills are preferred.

Volunteers will assist in the breakdown and cleanup of the event space after the festival concludes. This role requires physical activity and teamwork.

Volunteers assist at area meet & greet events, helping to introduce adoptable dogs to potential adopters and providing information about the rescue. Volunteers should be comfortable interacting with the public and handling dogs.

Capture high-quality images of dogs for use in adoption profiles and promotional materials. This role requires a good eye for photography and the ability to work with animals.

Provide transportation for dogs to and from vet appointments, foster homes, and adoption events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Work to secure sponsors for events and the organization, building relationships with local businesses and community members.

Volunteers are needed to assist with fostering, transportation, events, fundraising, and administrative work. Volunteers help support the organization's mission to rescue and rehome short-nosed breeds.

Handle and walk dogs during events, ensuring their safety and comfort while interacting with the public.

Gather supplies and donations for events and the rescue, helping to ensure the organization has the resources it needs to operate.

Assist in reviewing and processing adoption applications to ensure potential adopters meet the necessary criteria. This role involves attention to detail and a commitment to the organization's adoption standards.

Provide administrative support to the organization, assisting with paperwork, data entry, and other office tasks.

Assist with adoption processes by conducting home checks, processing applications, and providing support to potential adopters.

Provide a temporary home for dogs, helping them recover and prepare for adoption. Fosters are crucial in offering a loving environment and observing the dog's behavior to aid in finding a suitable permanent home.