Support kids who may be total beginners to their instrument, instilling musical confidence and skills that campers can bring to band practice. This role is ideal for musicians or teachers passionate about music education.

Explore the world of being a rock camp counselor as a junior counselor. This role is for volunteers ages 16-18 who want to gain experience in leadership and mentorship within a supportive camp environment.

Coordinate lunch donations and pick-ups, supporting the camp's logistical needs. This role involves organizational skills and the ability to work behind the scenes to ensure smooth camp operations.

Provide direct support for camper bands as they write lyrics, play music together, and create logos and merchandise. This role involves mentoring and guiding young musicians in a collaborative environment.

Present or assist with 1-hour workshops for campers on topics ranging from DJing to Self Defense to Songwriting to Zine-making. Share your expertise and engage with campers in a dynamic learning environment.

As a Band Coach, you will provide direct support for camper bands as they write lyrics, play music together, and create logos and merchandise. This role is crucial in helping campers collaborate and express their musical talents.

AMP Volunteers are ages 16-18 who want to explore the experience of being a rock camp counselor. This role is designed for youth who are interested in mentoring younger campers and gaining leadership skills.

Join the Food Crew to help coordinate lunch donations and pick-ups for the campers. This role is essential for ensuring that all campers are fed and taken care of during the camp sessions.

As a Workshop Leader, you will bring your interests and passions to camp by presenting or assisting with a 1-hour workshop for campers. Topics can include Music Herstory, Self Defense, Songwriting, and more, allowing for creativity and engagement.

Instrument Instructors help teach campers how to play an instrument. You can choose to lead full-time instruction or assist part-time, making this a flexible role for those with musical skills.

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Assist in organizing and managing the Swannanoa Community Yard Sale, a popular event with dozens of sellers and hundreds of buyers. Volunteers will help with setup, coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for participants.

Provide a quiet, loving foster home for senior cats until they can be adopted. Laps and Naps will supply food, litter, and veterinary care, while foster families must allow potential adopters to visit the cats at pre-arranged times.

Provide a permanent home for senior cats under the guardianship of Laps and Naps. The organization covers veterinary expenses, food, and litter, unless the caregiver chooses to donate these expenses.

Volunteer to launch and manage capital campaigns to raise funds for the Laps and Naps Sanctuary. Experience in fundraising and campaign management is required.

Volunteers in the administrative offices will assist with important tasks such as greeting visitors, data entry, filing, and database organization. This role is ideal for those with a special interest in clerical work or resource development.

Join us for a hands-on volunteer opportunity to weatherize low-income households in Asheville and Buncombe County. Volunteers will assist with energy-saving upgrades such as changing light bulbs, sealing air leaks, and insulating water heaters, all while learning valuable skills and meeting new people.

Assist in pet therapy sessions, helping to provide comfort and companionship to participants through interaction with therapy animals. Volunteers will support the coordination of these sessions.

Assist with the setup and breakdown of events, and lend a hand during the Village Send Off and Welcome Back Ceremonies for the Annual Summer Rites of Passage Program. Volunteers may also share their unique gifts at these events.

Youth Literacy tutors assist children from low-income families who read, write, and/or spell below grade level. Tutors work in person with students for 50 minutes, twice a week, for at least one school year, and receive training and ongoing support.