Organize and host a food drive to support GO Pantry. Engage with your community, including kids, co-workers, church members, neighbors, sports teams, and more, to collect much-needed food items and spread awareness about childhood food insecurity.

Assist with various tasks at the GO Pantry warehouse, including date checking and sorting donations, packing GO Boxes and GO Bags, loading and stacking boxes on pallets, and removing plastic from canned goods. Most shifts are on weekdays, with some weekend and evening shifts available.

Conduct home visits as part of the adoption process to ensure a safe and suitable environment for the animals. Volunteers will assess the living conditions and provide feedback to the organization.

Assist in organizing and managing adoption events to help animals find their forever homes. Responsibilities include setting up event spaces, interacting with potential adopters, and providing information about the animals.

Support the organization's education initiatives by helping to create and deliver educational materials and presentations about animal care and adoption.

Transport animals to and from adoption events, veterinary appointments, and foster homes. Volunteers must ensure the safe and comfortable travel of animals.

Assist in the application process by checking references for potential adopters. This role involves contacting references and verifying information provided in adoption applications.

Support the delivery of QPR Suicide Prevention Training by assisting with logistics, participant engagement, and resource distribution. Volunteers will help ensure a smooth training experience for attendees.

Help pack Power Packs, Senior Food Boxes, Emergency Boxes, and more at the Distribution Center. This opportunity is suitable for both individuals and groups, making a significant difference in the community.

We are looking for Willing and Motivated folks who want to serve our community through the Fire and EMS Service! We are a 100% Volunteer Fire Department, running around 110-120 calls per year, mostly of which are medical calls. | Requirements: Must fill out application, pass a background check, have a valid US Driver's license, have a great attitude , and be able to complete Fire 1&2 training (paid by the Fire Department). | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, EMT

Help with stocking inventory, picking vegetables, assembling food bags, and repackaging bulk food donations. Volunteers must follow dress code guidelines and complete a background check.

Perform maintenance and cleaning tasks to support the mission's facilities. Volunteers must adhere to dress code guidelines and complete a background check.

Assist with greeting neighbors, assessing their needs, and registering new moms. Responsibilities include assembling new baby welcome baskets, sorting clothing, and stocking food inventory. Volunteers must adhere to dress code guidelines and complete a background check.

Help sort donations, create displays, and stock shelves at thrift store locations. This opportunity is great for individuals who have evening or weekend availability.

Assist with educational shows and events, helping to engage the public and spread awareness about reptile care and conservation. Volunteers will help set up events, interact with attendees, and provide information about reptiles.

Help transport animals from finders to WEST rehabbers, ensuring safe and timely delivery. This role is vital for the quick and efficient rescue of wildlife in need.

Drive to pick up animals in need of rescue and transport them to foster homes or rehabilitation centers. Volunteers must be able to handle animals safely and ensure their comfort during transit.

The Social Media team keeps the public informed and involved by researching and sharing updates on wildlife rescues and organizational activities.

Assist with managing social media accounts and fundraising activities to support the organization's mission. Volunteers will help raise awareness and gather resources for wildlife rehabilitation.

Assist with hands-on care for orphaned and injured wildlife, including feeding and cleaning. Volunteers play a crucial role in helping animals recover and prepare for release back into the wild.