Options volunteers have various backgrounds, professions and interests. Here are some of the ways you can serve the cause: become an Options Representative, be an ambassador, help with mailings, pack Hope Boxes, gardening, data entry, and more.
Help build care community members. This position requires around 12 hours/month.
Come out and help us sort a large donation of new clothing to distribute to local homeless agencies and shelters. Our volunteer days are held on Saturdays, from 9 a.m. to noon. Groups welcome! Our minimum age for volunteers is 14.
These volunteers help us put on workshops and events by assisting artists during workshops, being an ambassador to the public during events, checking in guests for exhibition openings, and helping to setup and break down events and programs. Volunteers must be 15 years or older or accompanied by a guardian if younger.
We occasionally need help in the office with specific projects. Projects vary and include mailings, research, cataloging, data entry, and photo scanning.
The Conservancy has an all-volunteer committee devoted to our Last Remaining Seats series of classic films in historic theatres. The LRS Committee is an annual group of volunteers who help Conservancy staff primarily in: Selecting, via a voting process, films appropriate for the series; Creating and implementing the pre/post-film programming, events, and displays./
Fostering means you get to help a cat or kitten in need, all in the comforts of your own home. You don’t have to have fostering experience, or even cat-care experience. We give you training, guidance and moral support! The length of time is up to you. Whether you can care for bottle babies, kittens,…
As a foster parent you provide a temporary home for an APR pup until they are adopted. This could be as short as a few weeks, a few months or longer. During that time a foster will do all the things a dog owner would do such as taking them to vet appointments, working on…
Volunteers assist with dog transportation, adoption events, special events, community outreach/education. Whether you can give 3 hours a day or 3 hours a month, we’re always ready to welcome a new team member to the crew.
There are many opportunities for out of state volunteers, such as handing out brochures, organizing outreach events, setting up information tables, participating in protests, holding vigils and coordinating letter writing campaigns. Many projects can be done from the comfort of your own home or office. LCA will help with materials and instructions. Please let us…