Foster parents provide temporary, in-home care for dogs, cats, and their offspring. Volunteers are expected to provide love and care for the animals while they await adoption.

Grant writers assist in generating funds for SVACA's various needs, from emergency animal care to facility improvements. This role is crucial for sustaining the organization’s operations.

Animal transport volunteers help relocate animals to various rescue groups or off-site adoption events within the Bay Area. This role is essential for ensuring animals reach their new homes safely.

Event ambassadors assist at community events, spreading awareness of SVACA and advocating for pet adoption. Volunteers are expected to make a six-month commitment and be friendly and outgoing.

Education docents give presentations on animal care and welfare to various groups. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking in front of groups and willing to commit for six months.

Animal volunteers help keep cats, dogs, and small animals happy and healthy by providing them with human interaction. A commitment of at least two hours a week for six months is required.

Join us as a volunteer on Parade Day! We need up to 150 volunteers to help with various roles including banner carrying, balloon handling, and parking operations. Volunteers will receive a SCPOC T-shirt and have the opportunity to engage with the community while ensuring the parade runs smoothly.

As a Youth Program Volunteer, you will engage with youth in our shelter, providing support through tutoring, group outings, and facilitating workshops. This role is essential in helping youth develop skills and confidence in a supportive environment.

Join the Centre for Living with Dying Program as a Grief Support Volunteer. You will provide emotional support and companionship to individuals experiencing grief, helping to create a compassionate community.

Help seniors bridge the digital divide by teaching them how to use laptops, smartphones, and tablets. Volunteers should be comfortable with technology and able to answer general questions about social media and devices.

Assist older adults with yardwork, organizing, and beautifying their homes. This project is suitable for groups and helps improve the living environment of seniors.

Create and decorate cards for homebound seniors enrolled in Meals on Wheels for various holidays. This is an ongoing opportunity with varying time commitments.

Help sort and assemble supplies for older adults, including Personal Protective Equipment and First Aid Kits. This role is ongoing and requires a time commitment of 3 hours.

Provide companionship and wellness calls to homebound seniors, helping them feel connected. This role requires a training session and a commitment of at least 1 hour per week.

Assist in preparing ingredients and setting up the kitchen for various events. Volunteers will work alongside professional chefs and gain valuable culinary experience.

Serve beverages at events, ensuring guests have a pleasant experience. Volunteers should be comfortable interacting with guests and managing drink orders.

Provide excellent service to guests by serving meals and ensuring a clean dining area. Volunteers will enhance their customer service skills and work in a team environment.

High school students aged 14 and older can volunteer by assisting with tasks such as packing and sorting groceries. Students must have a parent or guardian sign their volunteer application if under 18.

Family Night volunteers help facilitate activities for children aged 4-12 and their parents, promoting concepts of empathy and compassion. Participants are encouraged to bring canned food items for donation.

Volunteers assist with sorting, packing, and distributing groceries during drive-through food distributions held on Wednesdays. Volunteers must be able to lift 25-30 lbs and commit to the entire shift.