Opportunity Details

The Boz Life Science Research and Teaching Institute is a nonprofit in San Diego, CA. Students in our research immersion program gain experience from hypothesis development, field work, designing and running experiments, collecting and analyzing data, to communicating their results. The Spring Symposium marks the students’ program graduation and an opportunity for them to present their research.

This Spring, students will present their research on ecological risk assessment of sediments in the Tijuana River Estuary (TRE), an important ecosystem and infamously polluted site in San Diego, CA. Using the California Purple Sea Urchin, students assessed the effects of chemical pollution on sensitive invertebrate embryos developing in TRE sediments collected at four sites during dry and wet weather events. Our students are thrilled to have the chance to present their work to you!

The seminar is estimated to last 1 hour and 15 minutes. Students' presentations will be followed by a Q&A session. The students are eager to answer questions, so please ask them! Beyond Q&A, you are welcome to share information on career resources and provide relevant career advice.

Email christine@bozinstitute.org your interest in attending.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Seminar Attendee	no limit	n/a	n/a

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Join us for this fund raising opportunity and a chance to keep our park clean. Sign up for 3 hour shifts and or a longer shift after the park closes. We need 4 or more volunteers for each shift. We are dedicated to the Fond du Lac community and strive to make it a welcoming site for visitors and businesses. Please email volunteer@womensempowermentseries.org to sign up and more information

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	10	n/a	n/a

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On the third Tuesday of every month, our Zion Rock food pantry (10230 W. Fond du Lac Ave., Milwaukee) receives its delivery of food from Hunger Task Force - approximately 3-5 pallets of various nutritious items that will be distributed to underserved members of the community over the course of the month. At these deliveries, it is vital that we have a team of volunteers onsite to help us unload, sort, and stock the food into the pantry space quickly and efficiently to keep the loading zone clear and the food out of the elements.

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Looking for help on a regular basis daytime or weekends staffing our gardens with volunteers to help guests explore our botanical gardens, experience our butterfly exhibit and explore our museum. Assist adults and children as they enter the Monarch Migration Station tent and experience being immersed in the 7' x 8" butterfly habitat. Training provided. We especially need help on weekends. Duties may include sweeping sidewalks, walking the pathways to pick up sticks, watering container plants, and feeding the birds, fish and butterflies. Training provided.

Opportunity Details

On line activities to suport Onda Solidária projects. There are many areas in which volunteers can contribute via online activities / volunteering.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a

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We are seeking experts in finance, IT and marketing join our Board of Directors. The commitment is for 3 years. We are seeking support as we launch our earned income strategy and expand our Leadership Series curriculum focused on climate energy and action for tweens and teens.

Opportunity Details

New Roots, a Louisville-based nonprofit organization is seeking BIPOC identifying board members to help us meet our mission of igniting community power for fresh food access.

Board members are required to attend bimonthly meetings (every third Monday, 5:30-7 PM), support the executive director, raise much needed funds from potential donors in your networks, and work on group projects with other board members and staff. For example, New Roots board members are presently focused on our corporate partnerships, where companies who employ hourly workers purchase fresh food for their employees as a wellness benefit.

Opportunity Details

Help us care for the wildlife and plant life of the park. We can take from12 to 100 volunteers to do seasonal tasks like planting wildflowers, felling and planting small trees, removing weeds, litter picking, and repairing paths.
Corporate volunteers contribute to the important nature conservation work we do in the park which directly benefits wildlife and the local community

There's lots of evidence that physical tasks and being somewhere green boosts morale and gives a sense of achievement! Our team volunteer days get you out of the office and into the outdoors for fun and meaningful activities.

We can also be flexible in our offer – we host shorter volunteering days if needed, give guided walks about foraging, and are happy to work with you to find something that suits your current needs. In winter and the festive season we can also offer activities like nestbox or wreath making, while enjoying a glass of mulled apple juice or wine.

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Our research work relies on the support and financial assistance of passionate individuals.

The Selati Research Volunteer Programme invites high-school and tertiary students, GAP year individuals, and researchers to join us on a quest to understand how to protect and manage this closed ecosystem. We also, keep one space open for a digital marketing/fundraising/multi-media volunteer, who can assist us with our social media and assist with educating the public about our fantastic projects. By getting involved in our ongoing research projects and monitoring programmes, you will enjoy an uplifting, conservation-based wildlife experience, including:

Hands-on fieldwork (monitoring wildlife and collecting data)
Authentic engagement with a small group of passionate people
Exposure to wildlife experts and day-to- day wildlife management practices
An opportunity to contribute towards building a conservation legacy, and to explore the role of conservation within a complex developed world.


The Programme also caters for those who have their own personal projects and need to do practical field work as part of their post-graduate course requirements. If you are interested in seeing if we can accommodate your needs please get in touch at wildlife@selatigamereserve.co.za.

Opportunity Details

Goal to make the community a clean and inviting place for all. It is important for children to know you should always have pride in your community.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a