Assist in the construction and expansion of model train displays, including building sets and maintaining the G scale train lobby. Volunteers will work alongside experienced builders to enhance the station's exhibits.

Join the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network to measure and map precipitation. Volunteers use low-cost tools and provide data for natural resource and research applications.

Participate in the SCDNR survey to estimate reproduction and recruitment of wild turkeys and bobwhite quail. Volunteers help monitor nesting success and survival of broods.

Participate in volunteer water-quality monitoring to educate the public about water quality issues and engage in hands-on experiences. Volunteers set their own schedule after training.

Participate in bat counts, build bat houses, and engage in outreach and education activities to support bat conservation efforts. Opportunities are offered through the SCDNR.

Monitor bat roost sites by counting bats emerging from a maternity roost during the summer. This citizen science project helps track bat populations across South Carolina.

Act as a liaison between the Forest Service and the public at busy locations. Provide information and answer questions about the forest and its use.

Assist with social media and marketing efforts to promote the rescue and its mission. This role helps raise awareness and engage the community in our efforts to save cats.

Provide transportation for cats to and from vaccine clinics, spay/neuter clinics, and vet visits. This role is crucial for ensuring that our cats receive the medical care they need.

Assist at adoption events by making copies, speaking with potential adopters, taking photos, and setting up/breaking down tables and crates. This is a great way to engage with the community and help find homes for cats.

Help at vaccine clinics by assisting with check-in, preparing vaccines, writing up vaccine certificates, and providing care such as flea treatments and claw clipping. This role is vital for maintaining the health of the cats in our care.

Become a Foster Paws Parent by taking in one or more foster cats. This role is essential for saving lives and allows you to care for cats in your home, providing a nurturing environment until they find permanent homes.

Provide administrative support in the office, including tasks such as filing, data entry, and answering phones. Volunteers help ensure the smooth operation of daily activities.

Assist with planning and executing family events such as Social Saturdays, Halloween events, and Sensory Santa. Volunteers may help with setup, coordination, and engaging with families during events.

Support the coordination of various programs by assisting with logistics, communication, and participant engagement. Volunteers play a crucial role in the successful delivery of programs to families.

Guide guests through the story of Greer, helping them discover their place in its history. Engage visitors with meaningful and memorable educational experiences.

Assist with various tasks such as office work, filing, scanning, sorting, transcribing, and calling. No specific skills are required, just a willingness to help.

Contribute your unique skills to the museum, whether in woodworking, web technology, or historical expertise. Collaborate with the team to enhance museum offerings.

Volunteers for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline provide critical support by connecting with individuals in crisis through calls, chats, and texts. They receive over 65 hours of training in active listening and crisis intervention, which equips them with valuable skills applicable in various professional fields and everyday life.

Assist with posting about Please Play Me Pianos on social media using recommended hashtags to increase visibility and engagement.