As a nonprofit organization, we depend heavily on volunteers. Volunteers socialize, exercise, and groom our service dogs in training. We allow all ages to volunteer at our facility. Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Volunteers are required to serve at least four hours a month for at…
Volunteer Trainers are part of the Service Dog in Training Program. They participate by bringing a service dog in training into their homes for socialization, basic obedience, house manners, basic service dog skills, and some advanced service dog skills until they are ready to return for advance training, typically between one and two years old.…
Do you have office skills? Do you like organizing? We need volunteers to help behind the scenes.
We always need help in preparing and setting up during our events. As an Event Volunteer, you can help set up before or clean up after the event, help customers while they are shopping, greet people at the event, and much more. We are always looking for models for our annual fashion show.
We need volunteers at the HOMEs to garden, do maintenance and repair, prepare a meal, or host workshops for the girls (anything from A to Z, Art to Zumba).
We need volunteers to assist customers, do crafts, iron, organize merchandise, help with pricing and seasonal displays, clean, manage inventory & donations, and much more.
Join one of our event planning committees (example: WMIRR Summit Committee). – Needed for specific events; – Dates & time flexible, dependent on schedule of other committee members; – Must be punctual and have excellent follow-through skills
We currently have the largest need for community members to become volunteer mentors! The mentor serves as a role model and friend to support students in reaching their full potential. This includes one-on-one time getting to know and building trust with your mentee; planning and attending enriching outings to enjoy together; and offering support as…
Assist with data entry, newsletter mailings, and office administration.
Take direct action to protect LGBT rights. Through education, actions, and leadership development, the Resistance Squad mobilizes volunteers to engage in meaningful and experienced-based actions that impact policy decisions on the local, state, and federal level to help protect the rights of LGBT community.