Facilitate free online climate action workshops for Marin County residents. The workshops empower participants to reduce household carbon emissions and create resilient communities.

Coordinate the Painted Bins project to reduce food waste in public areas by using food scrap receptacles decorated with children's artwork. Responsibilities include organizing art contests and educational outreach.

Join the Climate Rapid Response Network to help pass climate policy initiatives in Marin County. Volunteers will engage in activities such as writing emails to elected representatives, attending hearings, and coordinating communications with team members.

CarePool driver volunteers provide free rides for older adults to essential medical appointments, pharmacy visits, and grocery shopping using their own vehicles. Flexible shifts are available Monday through Friday, with a minimum commitment of one three-hour shift per week.

As a Brown Bag Pantry volunteer, you will help distribute healthy groceries to residents in need every Friday. This role is vital in serving a vulnerable part of our community facing food insecurities, making them feel welcomed and engaged.

We are looking for dedicated volunteer instructors for our A Matter of Balance classes, which empower older adults to overcome the fear of falling. Instructors will deliver two-hour sessions once a week over eight weeks, requiring 8 hours of training prior to the first class.

The Cooking Class Volunteer Assistant will support the Café team in preparing and maintaining the space for cooking classes, which includes setting up, organizing equipment, preparing ingredients, and assisting participants. A valid California Food Handler Certification is required for this position.

We are seeking dedicated volunteer drivers for our Meals on Wheels and Nourish programs to deliver essential meals to homebound older adults and individuals facing chronic health challenges. Shifts are available on Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays, requiring approximately 3 hours of your time, and mileage reimbursement is provided.

Join the MCBC Volunteer Team to support Marin’s cycling community at various events throughout the year. Volunteers will assist with event setup, management, and breakdown, while also engaging with participants and promoting safe cycling practices.

High school students aged 14-18 can volunteer as camp counselors in training, helping to provide nature and wildlife experiences for younger campers. A commitment of at least one full week is expected during the summer camp sessions.

Community event volunteers assist with free, fun-filled activities for children and families at museums, festivals, and special events. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old or volunteer alongside a parent or caregiver.

Art group volunteers work alongside DrawBridge facilitators, providing individual attention to children and creating a safe, nurturing environment for self-expression. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and commit to six months of service, with experience working with children preferred.

Assist the Gallinas Watershed Council in promoting their events and initiatives through social media platforms. Volunteers will create content and engage with the community online to raise awareness about watershed issues.

Help educate the community about the Gallinas Watershed by leading tours. Volunteers will share knowledge about local ecology and conservation efforts during guided hikes and bike tours.

Join the Gallinas Watershed Council in their efforts to clean up local creeks. Volunteers will participate in organized clean-up events, helping to remove trash and debris from the waterways to promote a healthier environment.

As a host, you will facilitate and emcee Bread & Roses shows, acting as the on-site liaison between the facility staff and the performers. This role is essential for ensuring smooth operations and a positive experience for both the audience and the performers.

As a performer, you will bring the gift of music, dance, clowning, magic, and more to isolated audiences at facilities across eight Bay Area counties. This role requires creativity and a passion for sharing the arts with those who may not have easy access to such experiences.

Engage in community outreach by hanging posters and distributing postcards to promote performances.

Gain hands-on experience in stage management, costuming, and technical roles, ideal for students interested in the dramatic arts.

Assist in sourcing and organizing props by visiting garage sales, vintage stores, and online platforms like Etsy.