Transport volunteers assist us with their personal motor vehicles. Just be willing to donate some time and gas to picking up donations, delivering bikes to youth or helping us take scrap to the yard.
We need folks to go out into the community and talk about what our organization does. If you’re good at talking us up and like going out to interact with the community, let us know!
Service opportunities include: Delivering Food, Running Errands, Packing care packages, or Making welfare checks.
Join a buildOn Trek and travel to one of our partner countries to build a school alongside community members. By mobilizing communities in some of the world’s economically poorest countries, we can give children and adults access to a quality education often for the very first time, and build opportunities that will last for generations…
Connect with other leaders in your community to learn, celebrate, and support buildOn’s mission.
Volunteer to represent Friends of Nevada Wilderness at outreach events in your community, or volunteer to help us around the office!
This night is a fantastic opportunity for families to bond, youth to meet each other, and future Mechanics in Training to get their feet wet. Youth are also given the opportunity to volunteer and learn skills right alongside adults, a unique opportunity! Youth who are not with an adult need to be ready to leave…
During volunteer nights, volunteers help us maintain our space by sorting donations, building bikes for our Youth Give-a-Way program, cleaning the space and general upkeep of our warehouse. General Volunteers work in the shop on Wednesday and Thursday nights from 5-8pm.
Volunteer youth instructors work with youth during our Youth Earn-a-Bike or Youth Ride Club program. Volunteer Youth Instructors are required to get a central registry clearance through the Department of Human Services and have a separate orientation to attend.
We have volunteer opportunities for every skill level, ranging from getting out on the ground and pulling fence, picking up trash, naturalizing old roads, planting seedlings, monitoring wilderness, and yanking invasive plants.