A Child Advocate is an adult who volunteers to spend time with and advocate on behalf of an individual unaccompanied immigrant child while they are subject to deportation proceedings. Volunteers must be at least 21 years old and undergo a thorough clearance and training process.

Help prepare art materials for classes each 3rd Monday. This role involves organizing supplies, cutting paper, and ensuring all materials are ready for upcoming sessions.

Volunteers attend the funeral services of fallen American heroes to show respect and shield mourning families from interruptions. Volunteers must act in a respectful and non-violent manner at all times.

Teach classes on caregiving skills such as first aid and CPR to help caregivers provide high-quality care. Volunteers should have expertise in healthcare or teaching and be comfortable leading educational sessions.

Volunteer with BLAEQ to support various initiatives aimed at empowering the LGBTQIA community. Volunteers may assist with events, educational programs, and community outreach.

Provide a temporary home for shelter dogs needing recovery from illness or a stress-free environment. The fostering period can range from a few days to a year, aiming to prepare dogs for adoption.

Join the One Love Events Team to help organize and participate in fundraising and community service events. These events are designed to be fun and engaging for volunteers and participants.

Assist in art classes by helping set up materials, guiding students through projects, and supporting the lead teacher. Volunteers play a crucial role in creating a positive and inclusive learning environment.

Facilitate support group meetings for caregivers, providing a safe space for sharing experiences and offering emotional support. Volunteers should be empathetic and have strong interpersonal skills to guide discussions effectively.

Assist in the humane capture and rescue of stray, fearful, and injured animals from the streets of Phoenix. Volunteers will help provide care and support to animals until they are ready for adoption.

Volunteers will man the 'My Hope Bag' booth at community events, engaging with the public and sharing information about the organization. This role is ideal for outgoing individuals who enjoy public interaction.

Assist with cleaning the kennels, doing laundry, feeding the animals, bathing, and grooming. Help maintain a clean and safe environment for the animals.

Join our Community Partner Program to support local conservation groups in your area. Volunteers will engage in habitat improvement, wildlife research, and educational outreach to raise awareness about conservation efforts.

Join the fundraising team to help with activities that generate income for the shelter. Contribute to the financial sustainability of Caring for Canines.

Volunteers will deliver information to doctor's offices and women's centers during normal working hours, helping to spread awareness about My Hope Bag's services. This role requires reliability and good communication skills.

Volunteers will help by checking shelters, matching lost and found dogs, and participating in pet expos. This role requires good interpersonal skills and a passion for animal welfare.

Research and write grant proposals to secure funding for the organization's initiatives. Volunteers will identify potential funding sources and develop compelling proposals to support the mission.

Help write grant proposals to support various Caring for Canines programs. Assist in securing funding for the organization's initiatives.

Assist with answering phones, filing, data entry, and organizational activities. Support the administrative functions of the shelter.

Work with donors to maintain and strengthen relationships, ensuring continued support for the organization's programs. Volunteers will communicate regularly with donors and provide updates on the impact of their contributions.