Volunteers have opportunities to engage guests in the Origen Museum’s animal exhibits and to work seasonally in our Butterfly Habitat.
Join the excitement and go behind the scenes to help at our popular special events held throughout the year. If you have a community group excited to be here for special events, join our cast of volunteers and staff who work side-by-side to make our events memorable.
Engage guests in our museums, exhibits and throughout the property while they learn about the Mojave Desert and the history of the Las Vegas Valley.
Assist the Kitchen Staff with food preparation, serving of the Residential Lunch and helping in the dish area. All food prepared during this shift will help directly in feeding guests outside of our gates, as well as our recovery clients in our program working on their recovery and stronger living.
The Thrift Store cannot operate without the help of our recovery clients and volunteers, as we work to ensure the merchandise is sorted and ready for sale. This opportunity will have volunteers working in alongside our clients in-program working on their recovery and stronger living.
Assist the Kitchen Staff with packaging hot dinner for the community meal guests and then serving at the Residential / Shelter Guest Dinner service. All packaged dinners will be passed out by security to our guests outside of our gates. Volunteers will work alongside our clients in-program working on their recovery and stronger living.
Most teams have a volunteer who is known as the team parent. The role of the team parent is defined largely by the manager’s needs and wishes, but team parents often help the managers organize team activities, handle logistical issues like uniforms and scheduling, and make the whole team experience more fun. The manager decides…
The front desk volunteers are the first point of contact for many visitors, callers, clients, and community members. Offer warm welcome and greetings to everyone. Connect people with programs and services or needed referrals. 3-hour per shift commitment.
The Receptionist provides reception and basic clerical support for the agency. Confidentiality is of the utmost importance. The receptionist will be representing the agency to the public and clients.
To provide crisis intervention services to victims/survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault who make contact during business hours.