This program is designed for students ages 13-18 interested in marine science education. Volunteers will receive training in museum interpretation, gain experience educating visitors, and develop a deeper understanding of coastal ecosystems during a 10-week experience from June 8 to July 31.

Engage with guests and educate them about shells and the mollusks that create them in the Great Hall of Shells. This position requires a minimum commitment of two shifts per month for 3 months.

As an Aquarium Docent, you will interact with guests in the Living Gallery, educate them about animals and exhibits, and enhance their experience. This role requires a minimum commitment of 2 shifts per month for 3 months.

Assist staff in creating a welcoming experience for visitors at the Museum Store and admissions. Responsibilities include checking in visitors, restocking shelves, and answering general questions. A minimum commitment of 1 shift per week for 3 months is required.

Help the Museum gather important data about local land and aquatic mollusks by participating in various projects, including searching for land snails and documenting marine mollusk species on Sanibel beaches. Training is provided, and time commitment is flexible after an initial training session.

As a Museum Volunteer, you will assist with various tasks including guiding tours, helping with educational programs, and maintaining the exhibits. Volunteers play a crucial role in enhancing the visitor experience and sharing the rich history of the site.

Assist in spreading the word about important legislation and county/city changes that affect the Matlacha community. Volunteers are encouraged to participate in community events and initiatives to keep Matlacha quaint and vibrant.

Join our team to help organize and participate in community events that enhance the lives of our residents. Volunteers will assist with activities, provide companionship, and support our mission to create a vibrant community for seniors.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various fundraisers and events organized by Oma's Heart. Responsibilities include event setup, participant engagement, and general support to ensure successful events.

Weekly Playhouse Helpers assist with various tasks such as cleaning, organizing supplies, and preparing for programs, committing approximately 1 hour per week. This role is essential for maintaining a welcoming environment.

Literacy Tutors are needed to help children learn to read, committing approximately 1-2 hours per week for 10 weeks. This role includes specific training and offers the opportunity to make a significant impact on a child's learning journey.

This role involves leading the Friends, Fun & Fitness program for children aged 6 and up, requiring approximately 3 hours per week for 6 weeks. Volunteers will engage children in fitness activities while promoting social interaction and fun.

The Math Coordinator is responsible for supporting and overseeing the GiGi’s Playhouse Math Tutoring Program. This role requires a commitment of 5-12 hours per week and involves collaborating with the Site Coordinator and a team of Math Volunteers to ensure a high-quality tutoring experience.

Math Tutors are sought to assist children in learning number concepts, with a commitment of approximately 1-2 hours per week for 10 weeks. This position includes training and support to ensure effective tutoring.

Program Greeters are needed for all programs, requiring approximately 1-5 hours per month. Volunteers will welcome families and assist in creating a friendly atmosphere during events and programs.

Mentors are needed to provide guidance and support to foster youth, helping them develop life skills and transition into adulthood. Volunteers will engage with youth in various activities, including educational and recreational programs.

Help distribute food at mobile pantries throughout the community. Volunteers assist with setup, distribution, and cleanup, ensuring that families receive the food they need.

Volunteers sort and pack donations of food at our Fort Myers and Naples distribution centers. This role is essential for ensuring that food is prepared for distribution to those in need in the community.

Join QT Kittens as a volunteer to help with the care and welfare of pregnant queen cats, kittens, and special needs cats. Volunteers will assist in providing a safe and loving environment, educating the public about feline care, and supporting the organization's mission through various activities.

The Marketing Support Team creates and produces content to strengthen THEO's brand, allowing volunteers to learn marketing skills.