As a Foster Care Volunteer, you will provide a loving home for dogs or cats in need. All expenses for the animal are covered by the rescue, and you will be responsible for giving the animal love, patience, and structure as they transition to their new environment.

As a Boo2Bullying Community Event Volunteer, you will support the organization during community events and school assemblies. Responsibilities include planning, setting up, breaking down, and providing shift coverage during public events, as well as raising awareness about bullying prevention.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks during concerts and rehearsals, including scanning tickets, handing out programs, serving refreshments, and helping with setup and attendance. Ideal for those who enjoy music and want to support community events.

Non-medical volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks such as answering phones, scheduling appointments, and providing administrative support. No formal experience is necessary, but basic computer knowledge is helpful, and a background check is required before service.

Front office volunteers greet patients, schedule appointments, and handle general inquiries. This role is essential for ensuring smooth operations at the health center.

Remove all litter boxes, bedding, food bowls, and toys. Clean cat areas using disinfecting wipes, clean the cat litter and provide clean water and food.

Ranger Station Volunteers work in the Idyllwild Forest Service office, assisting visitors with passes and information about local trails and campsites. This role requires good interpersonal skills and a willingness to learn about the local environment.

Pet Assistance Volunteers provide care for pets during emergencies when their owners are unable to do so. This role is crucial for ensuring the well-being of pets in the community.

Helping Hands Volunteers assist with various household tasks, including minor repairs and yard work. This role requires a commitment of time and a willingness to help neighbors maintain their homes.

As a Community Driver, you will provide transportation for members to medical appointments, grocery stores, and other errands. Volunteers are expected to commit to a few hours each week to help those in need within the community.