Volunteers are essential to the mission of Operation Freedom Paws, helping to support events and programs that benefit veterans and their service dogs. By sharing your time and talents, you can make a significant impact in the lives of those we serve.

The Social Media Assistant will help manage FFNC's online presence by creating and scheduling posts, engaging with followers, and promoting events. This role is ideal for someone with a passion for social media and animal welfare.

As a Community Assistant, you will engage with the local community to promote FFNC's mission and programs. This role involves outreach and education efforts to raise awareness about feral and community cats.

The Research Assistant will conduct research on animal law and other topics relevant to FFNC's mission. This position is perfect for someone with strong analytical skills and a passion for animal welfare.

As a Foster volunteer, you will provide temporary care for cats and kittens until they are ready for adoption. This role requires a commitment to nurturing and socializing the animals in a home environment.

As a Data & Paperwork Assistant, you will help organize and maintain records related to the organization's operations. Attention to detail and organizational skills are essential for this role.

Volunteers are needed to assist with sidewalking during riding sessions, cleaning, clerical assistance, and building or repairing facilities. Training is provided, and volunteers can earn community service hours, with a minimum of 20 hours required to join the team.

Join the Empowering the Fatherless mentorship program to provide guidance and support to men and children in need. As a mentor, you will help create meaningful connections and assist mentees in achieving their personal goals.

Volunteers are essential to the success of DreamPower Horsemanship. By attending a New Volunteer Orientation, you will learn about the various programs, current volunteer opportunities, tour the facility, and meet the horses. No prior horse experience is required, but volunteers with horse experience are appreciated.

By volunteering with Rebekah Children's Services, you can contribute to meaningful work that shapes a positive future for children and families in the community. Volunteers are encouraged to reach out for more information on how they can help.

CIEL is looking for individuals with skills or hobbies to share with pre-teens, teens, or older adults. Volunteers can propose classes in areas such as arts, financial management, or computer skills to help enrich the community.

As a Kitten/Cat Socializer, you will spend time playing with cats and kittens to help socialize them for adoption. This role requires a commitment of 1.5 to 2 hours weekly, ideally after 11 a.m.

As a Trapper, you will help with trapping community cats to provide them with medical care and a safe environment. This role involves identifying areas to trap, setting traps, and transporting the cats to the shelter for neutering.

As a Foster Parent, you will take care of a cat or kitten until adoption, providing all necessary supplies and transportation for check-ups and vaccinations. Your role will include socializing the kittens daily to make them more adoptable and meeting potential adopters.

As an Event Planner/Fundraising volunteer, you will plan events and recruit volunteers to help with fundraising efforts for the rescue. This role allows you to utilize your organizational and party planning skills to benefit the cats and kittens.

We welcome volunteers of all ages and abilities to assist with various historical projects. Volunteers can contribute their skills and interests to help preserve the history of Gilroy and engage with the community.

Join us almost every Saturday at San Ysidro Park to help distribute food and supplies to the unhoused residents of Gilroy. Volunteers will assist in organizing and handing out essential items to those in need.

Volunteer as a Visitor Host or Docent to assist at Visitor Centers, interpretive programs, or school field trips. This role involves engaging with the public and sharing knowledge about the parks and their history.

As a Camp Host, you will provide a welcoming presence in campgrounds and parks, assisting with park services and ensuring a positive experience for visitors. This role is ideal for individuals who enjoy being outdoors and interacting with the public.

Assist in monitoring, maintaining, or stewarding native species in County Parks. This opportunity is perfect for those interested in environmental conservation and science-related activities.