Volunteer Needs From: Axe of Service

We are seeking musicians, especially fiddle/violin, viola, and cello players and people who can play by ear, who to help orchestra students during our monthly workshops at Flagstaff High School. Because it is a large class, it would be beneficial to have volunteers who could offer individual support and make sure all students are up to speed. 

Flag High Wild West Fiddlers brings authentic instruction in Irish fiddle and merges it with other forms such as Latin rhythms. Instruction aligns with the Wild West Fiddle Project, which researches and revives early Arizona folk music and dance traditions with a broad, multicultural lens including immigrant, Native, and fusion traditions.

We're seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help keep Sharon's Attic thriving. As a volunteer, you'll play a key role in donation intake, sorting, pricing, maintaining a clean and organized sales floor, and providing exceptional customer service. You'll assist customers with purchases and share information about our store and its mission. Plus, you'll enjoy a 25% discount on store items as a volunteer perk! Your efforts will directly support our mission to empower survivors of domestic violence while also contributing to sustainability by reducing carbon footprints and landfill waste. Whether you're helping customers find their next treasure or preparing donations for sale, you'll make a meaningful impact. Join us in making a difference at Sharon's Attic!

Help FFFC prepare healthy meals at our kitchen! Volunteers help with washing and chopping vegetables, preparing salads, & making sandwiches.

Help FFFC prepare healthy meals at our kitchen! Volunteers help with washing and chopping vegetables, preparing salads, & making sandwiches.

We're seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help keep Sharon's Attic thriving. As a volunteer, you'll play a key role in donation intake, sorting, pricing, maintaining a clean and organized sales floor, and providing exceptional customer service. You'll assist customers with purchases and share information about our store and its mission. Plus, you'll enjoy a 25% discount on store items as a volunteer perk! Your efforts will directly support our mission to empower survivors of domestic violence while also contributing to sustainability by reducing carbon footprints and landfill waste. Whether you're helping customers find their next treasure or preparing donations for sale, you'll make a meaningful impact. Join us in making a difference at Sharon's Attic!

We're seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help keep Sharon's Attic thriving. As a volunteer, you'll play a key role in donation intake, sorting, pricing, maintaining a clean and organized sales floor, and providing exceptional customer service. You'll assist customers with purchases and share information about our store and its mission. Plus, you'll enjoy a 25% discount on store items as a volunteer perk! Your efforts will directly support our mission to empower survivors of domestic violence while also contributing to sustainability by reducing carbon footprints and landfill waste. Whether you're helping customers find their next treasure or preparing donations for sale, you'll make a meaningful impact. Join us in making a difference at Sharon's Attic!

We are working with FUSD for a pilot project offering carpooling to and from school for 4 priority schools and received a Sustainability Grant from the City of Flagstaff. This is an exciting project that is well on its way to success in improving our environment and lives of parents and kids. Now, we need help encouraging parents from these 4 chosen schools to sign on and try carpooling (at no cost to them).

Volunteers would distribute flyers and hold posters in drop-off lanes when school starts and ends being available to answer questions about carpooling. They also might help us to connect with and present to parent organizations and brainstorm other promotional ideas.

This is an exciting chance to make a real difference in getting an innovative and life-changing idea off the ground! 

You wouldn't need to commit to this on a regular basis, although that would certainly be appreciated. We are flexible to working with your schedule, availability, interests, and ideas and having you as part of the team! Might be fun to do as a friend group. 

We're hosting our second annual Thank You Monday event, which is a phone bank where, rather than calling with a financial ask, we call simply to say "thank you".

There is a short script to read or leave as a voicemail, and that's it! We provide coffee and snacks, of course, in exchange for as much time as you're interested in giving on Monday December 1st.

If you're available to help us give thanks to our current members, please reply back with any available time slot you can give between 10:30am and 2:30pm.

Join Special Olympics Arizona for our Mountain Area Bowling Competition!

Volunteers are needed for event support and as always cheering on our athletes!

There is nothing more fun during this holiday season than baking cinnamon rolls for our annual CSCAZ fundraiser! There are two different days to participate in this fantastic event:

Friday, December 5th, 2025 9am-1pm

Friday, December 12th, 2025 12pm-4pm

Each day will take place at the Trinity Heights United Methodist Church, located at 3600 N Fourth St, Flagstaff, AZ 86004

Do you love music? Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra (FSO) is celebrating its 76th season, and we need you to help make our holiday performances of The Nutcracker a success!

Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra is looking for volunteers for the December 5th and 6th Nutcracker Performances, which feature a stunning display of storytelling through music and dance, in collaboration with the NAU Community Dance Academy.

As a thank you, each volunteer will receive one free ticket to attend the concert during which they volunteer.

As a volunteer, you may be responsible for the following:

-Stuffing FSO program booklets with the playbill | December 5, 4:45–5:30pm, Ardrey Lobby (second floor)

-Pre-concert reception greeters | December 5 and 6, 5:45–7:25pm, Kitt Recital Hall Atrium

-Concert ushering and ticket scanning | December 5 and 6, 6:30–7:30pm, Ardrey Auditorium, AND December 6, 1:00–2:00pm, Ardrey Auditorium. Please meet at the large double door entrance to Ardrey Auditorium at the start of your shift. (We are in need of at least four volunteers at each performance who would be comfortable using ticket scanners at the door)

Be a part of historic preservation by taking care of Riordan Mansion's grounds. You may be asked to rake pine needles, pickup sticks and rocks, dispose of trash, eliminate evasive plant species in our gardens, and/or shovel snow.

Wild Steps' affiliate musical duo Wild World Irish Fiddle offers regular performances and workshops both for disabled people and for the general public. We would love to have dance assistants help out during these. If we have the same people help out regularly, that would be the best option; however, we are also open to occasional or one-off assistants, especially if you can learn and remember a dance quickly.

Kate will teach you the dances a little bit before the event, and you will teach them to audience members while Kate and Armand are playing. We did this with a concert at Coconino Center for the Arts in March, and it worked very well. We do it at our weekly show at Charly's and at concert dates here and there. Please peruse video of this (linked below).

We also need assistance for our community dances, including with disabled people:

4th Tuesday Inclusively Wild Irish Dance workshop with disabled adults at Quality Connections (1:30-2:30).

4th Wednesday Wild Irish Community Dance at the Montoya Center (6-8pm)

We are planning on a performance with the disabled dancers and could use help with all aspects of making that happen.

The Downtown Business Alliance is looking for volunteers to help with out annual Noon Year's Eve Event. Help is needed from 9:30 am to 1:00pm. Volunteers will be running arts and crafts tables, pouring apple cider, and helping with games. 

Join Special Olympics Arizona for the Mounatin Area Alpine Skiing & snowboard Training Days in Flagstaff!

Volunteers will assist athletes with ski training, help with ski runs, and watching over the skiers.

Join Special Olympics Arizona for the Mountain Area Floor Hockey Competition in Flagstaff!

Volunteers are needed to keep the event running smoothly.

Join Special Olympics Arizona for the Mountain Area Cheerleading Competition in Flagstaff!

Volunteers are needed for event support and, as always, cheering on the athletes!

Join Special Olympics Arizona for the Mountain Area Snowshoe Competition in Flagstaff!

Volunteers are needed for event set-up and event support, and as always, cheering the athletes on!

The Uphill is the best winter race in Flagstaff and the biggest fundraiser of the year for Friends of Camp Colton. The race is on Saturday, February 21 at Arizona Snowbowl. We are looking for volunteer teams or individuals to help with race preparations before the race and at the race itself. There are a wide range of tasks. 

Join Special Olympics Arizona for the Mountain Area Basketball Competition in Flagstaff!

Volunteers are needed for event support and, as always, cheering the athletes on!

Volunteers will meet at the NAU Fieldhouse lobby near the vending machines.  We will meet you there and give you instructions.  You will assist in setting up the recruiter check-in area, setting up the student check-in area, setting up floor signs, table signs, table linens and setting out other event supplies.  The Campus Events staff will set up all the tables and chairs, but we may need your help moving them around slightly.

We also need volunteers for the fair day as well!

Volunteers will report to the Student Check-In area in the fieldhouse lobby.  During your shift you may be assigned to the following areas: Recruiter Check-in, Recruiter Table Guide, Student Check-In, Fair Promotion on the pedway, Line Management in the fieldhouse lobby or the Student Welcome Table in the fieldhouse lobby.  We will email you more information about your assignment and what to expect a few days before the fair. 

What to wear/bring: Wear an NAU T-shirt if you have one, nice jeans (no holes), comfortable shoes, water bottle, snacks and sunscreen/hat if it's a warm day and warm layers if it's cold outside.

We are flexible, so let us know what hours you are available between 8am 3pm even if they don't match these shifts. Those who work 4 hours or more will be given a lunch ticket to the NAU Hot Spot.

Volunteers will meet at the NAU Fieldhouse lobby near the vending machines.  We will meet you there and give you instructions.  You will assist in setting up the recruiter check-in area, setting up the student check-in area, setting up floor signs, table signs, table linens and setting out other event supplies.  The Campus Events staff will set up all the tables and chairs, but we may need your help moving them around slightly.

We also need volunteers for the fair day as well!

Volunteers will report to the Student Check-In area in the fieldhouse lobby.  During your shift you may be assigned to the following areas: Recruiter Check-in, Recruiter Table Guide, Student Check-In, Fair Promotion on the pedway, Line Management in the fieldhouse lobby or the Student Welcome Table in the fieldhouse lobby.  We will email you more information about your assignment and what to expect a few days before the fair. 

What to wear/bring: Wear an NAU T-shirt if you have one, nice jeans (no holes), comfortable shoes, water bottle, snacks and sunscreen/hat if it's a warm day and warm layers if it's cold outside.

We are flexible, so let us know what hours you are available between 8am 3pm even if they don't match these shifts. Those who work 4 hours or more will be given a lunch ticket to the NAU Hot Spot.

Help children build confidence, discover the joy of reading, and reach their literacy goals. Just a few hours a week can make a lifelong impact. Work in elementary schools two days a week from approximately one hour each day supporting literacy. The Literacy Center will provide you with the training, curriculum & support you need to tutor in successful Raising Readers program. Current schools that we are working with are:  Sechrist, Killip, Thomas & Cromer. Shifts are approximately hour with a schedule that is either Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday.   

The Flagstaff International Film Festival seeks year-round volunteers with backgrounds in film, theater, or writing who can commit to reading three screenplays during the festival year. Ideal candidates should understand three-act structure, character arcs, pacing, and possess skills to critically evaluate scripts. You'll need to identify strengths and weaknesses in storytelling, character development, dialogue, and overall coherence. Excellent writing skills are essential for providing clear, constructive feedback to our judges. Above all, we seek individuals with a genuine passion for storytelling and the ability to remain unbiased, prioritizing story quality over personal genre preferences.

FIFF receives submissions in diverse genres, including drama, western, family, thriller, comedy, romance, science-fiction, horror, fantasy, and mystery/crime. On average, it takes about four hours to read a screenplay.

This role offers a fantastic opportunity to network with aspiring filmmakers and industry professionals, contribute to the artistic community, and play a vital role in helping judges select the most deserving winning screenplay of the festival year.

All screenplay readers must sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) to protect the confidentiality of the screenplay. By signing the NDA, you agree not to share or discuss the content of the script outside the review process.

In appreciation of your contributions, all screenplay readers receive a complimentary Weekend Pass to the 2026 Flagstaff International Film Festival.

Senior Companion Program

Details

Help bring joy, companionship, and encouragement to seniors in our communities. Volunteer today as a Senior Companion!

Eligibility Requirements  

To serve in AmeriCorps Seniors programs you must:  

PUBLIC PROGRAM DAY TOUR GUIDE VOLUNTEER

RESPONSIBILITIES

Conduct guided tours of Lowell Observatory campus including the Clark telescope and the Pluto discovery telescope.

Greet visitors in a professional and courteous manner; maintain a professional image with appropriate dress, conduct and language

Maintain accurate, up-to-date time sheets for your volunteer service

QUALIFICATIONS

●        No previous astronomy experience is necessary

●        Possess good public speaking and interpersonal skills

●        Must enjoy interacting with visitors

●        Must be effective at dealing with large, diverse groups of people

●        Enthusiasm and interest for STEM and history

●        Must pass a background check

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN AS A LOWELL OBSERVATORY VOLUNTEER

You will be provided with an overview of the Observatory’s history and mission (including related reading material); facility orientation; introduction to department supervisors; timekeeping procedures, scheduling and attendance, dress code

Guided tour training will be provided by the public program volunteer liaison

Familiarity with the history of Lowell Observatory including the Clark telescope and the Pluto Discovery telescope.

Ability to point out and give directions to campus locations, buildings and museums.

Ability to explain the day time activities schedule to visitors.

Ability to answer questions about Lowell history, current research and basic astronomy

WORKING CONDITIONS

Activities are performed both indoors and outside during the day, with extended periods of standing and walking around campus at 7000 feet elevation and over uneven terrain. Winter weather is cold and summer weather can be hot and rainy at times; appropriate dress and footwear is essential for comfort and safety.

Activities require good speaking and listening skills.

This role requires good physical mobility with walking outdoors under a variety of weather conditions.

FCCP is looking for an outgoing individual to join our mission with assisting in Fundraising/Sponsorship assistance in 2024/2025. Tasks will include reaching out to local businesses to gain sponsors for various projects and/or events. Time commitment and hours can be flexible as any help is appreciated! 

FCCP is looking for an outgoing individual to join our mission with assisting in marketing assistance in 2024/2025. Tasks will include creating content for social media and website updates for various projects and/or events. Time commitment and hours can be flexible as any help is appreciated! 

The Foster Alliance provides jewelry and accessories both in our Essential Needs program and in Birthday Dreams bags for children in foster care. Handmade beaded friendship bracelets are a great way for children to feel loved/special and to express themselves. Volunteers must provide the materials to make the bracelets. Please read and follow instructions carefully! Once you have competed items, please bring them to SBS West Rm. 6 on NAU campus.

Supplies:

Instructions

Bracelet Ideas:

BESTIE, LOVE, PEACE, COOL, FRIENDS, HAPPY, AWESOME, BE KIND, SMILE, DREAM BIG, GOOD VIBES, BFF

We hold bi-monthly board meetings and expect all board members to volunteer for one of our committees.

The Foster Care Review Board is a virtual based program that meets monthly via Zoom, providing a convenient and accessible way for volunteers to collaborate, review cases, and make impactful decisions from the comfort of their own homes. New Board Member training and ongoing annual training is provided for this volunteer position. Volunteers are appointed by the presiding judge to service at least a one-to-three-year term.

In search of individuals that can assist in advocating and retrieving donations that can be used at our annual event, The Patriot Tour. All money raised will go back to Arizona veterans and their families in need. This role is open to anyone with interest. Items can be collected throughout the state and is not exclusive to Flagstaff or Northern Arizona.

I am available to discuss items needed and provide documentation in support of our non-profit that can be supplied to businesses.

Help FFFC serve nutritious hot meals to Flagstaff families! Volunteers help with serving dinner, greeting clients, preparing to-go orders, & washing dishes.

Help FFFC feed our neighbors in Flagstaff at our outdoor drive-thru Family Food Box distribution. With the help of volunteers, we are able to give out groceries to over 200 families per day! Volunteer roles include: loading food into cars, controlling traffic, packing food into boxes, and writing down client information. Our volunteer events are great for team building, families, individuals, & students! Age requirement: 12 years with an adult and 16 without an adult. Safety: Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes & weather-appropriate clothing. Volunteers that do not meet the dress code requirements will be asked to leave. Parking: Please park either alongside the N side of the road or in the back parking lot. Volunteers can enter through the N. side of the building.

Help FFFC feed our neighbors in Flagstaff at our outdoor drive-thru Family Food Box distribution. With the help of volunteers, we are able to give out groceries to over 200 families per day! Volunteer roles include: loading food into cars, controlling traffic, packing food into boxes, and writing down client information. Our volunteer events are great for team building, families, individuals, & students! Age requirement: 12 years with an adult and 16 without an adult. Safety: Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes & weather-appropriate clothing. Volunteers that do not meet the dress code requirements will be asked to leave. Parking: Please park either alongside the N side of the road or in the back parking lot. Volunteers can enter through the N. side of the building.

Habitat for Humanity is looking for volunteers to accept, move and organize Habitat ReStore donations at our store front.

Hope receives donations of baby items which are then passed onto our clients.  We are in need of volunteers to sort through the donations and restock our baby boutique.

A Tynkertopia Special Events Volunteer assists with organizing and executing interactive STEAM activities at community events such as Earth Day, Art in the Park, Festival of Science, and Astronomy Night. They engage with participants, provide support for event logistics, and help ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for attendees of all ages. Volunteers also contribute to creating a fun, educational atmosphere that promotes curiosity and hands-on learning.

Volunteers at Tynkertopia assist with a variety of tasks, including supporting hands-on STEAM learning activities, guiding participants through creative projects, and helping maintain a welcoming and inclusive environment. They play an essential role in fostering curiosity and collaboration, while also supporting the staff in creating a positive and engaging experience for all visitors. A fingerprint clearance card is required.

A Tynkertopia Marketing Volunteer assists Executive Director, Dr. Alice Christie, in developing and executing marketing strategies to promote the center’s services and financial needs. They help create content for social media, newsletters, and promotional materials, ensuring that Tynkertopia’s mission and fundraising goals reach a wide audience. The volunteer also collaborates with the team to enhance community engagement and support for Tynkertopia’s programs and initiatives.

A Tynkertopia Marketing Volunteer assists Executive Director, Dr. Alice Christie, in developing and executing marketing strategies to promote the center’s services and financial needs. They help create content for social media, newsletters, and promotional materials, ensuring that Tynkertopia’s mission and fundraising goals reach a wide audience. The volunteer also collaborates with the team to enhance community engagement and support for Tynkertopia’s programs and initiatives.

We need help optimizing social media to get the word out about our shows, including our “home”: Irish Night@Charly’s. This weekly event, Thursdays 7-9:30pm, celebrates cultural exchange through music, as we recreate traditions of music, dance, and community, and invite audience members to participate and share the richness of their own backgrounds. This involves people across cultures and ages (from ages 7-77 is what we’ve seen) dancing together and listening to original music blending Celtic and Latin traditions. 

We believe there would be a much larger turnout if we could optimize social media presence and brainstorm other ways to inform people that this exists. People love the event when they do find out about it, but most are just by chance and are out of towners. We'd like to cultivate a regular local following. We are also interested in help finding musicians for our guest musician program at this same show, which brings in talent from various traditions.

We have Facebook, Instagram, and a YouTube channel, but we’re not sure how to increase impact of these resources and expand our presence. 

Flyers and posting on calendars/ updating posts would be great in addition to social media spreading, as would taking and posting video and photos of our shows, though different volunteers could do different tasks.

We believe you can come up with ideas that would make this show take off!

Filming and taking photos during Wild World Irish Fiddle community dance and live music events. This would also help greatly with getting the word out! Filming directly to our Instagram would be powerful. Just having documentation of what we do is always extremely helpful, and it’ll keep our YouTube channel up to date.

We are playing for the Celtic Festival July 19-20 and would love help then, or at a future concert as well as our regular show. Volunteers can do this on a one-off or more frequent basis and do not need equipment or experience, just motivation and interest.  

Seeking new opportunities for what we do. Liaising with facilities for elderly, disabled, and other vulnerable populations and seeking new partnerships with them would expand our outreach. Finding all kinds of new venues for concerts, festival presences, and workshops would further our mission of cross-cultural understanding and community enjoyment through music and dance.

Concretely, a volunteer team would identify opportunities, develop/improve marketing materials, and reach out to venues. We envision a team that works well together and has complementary skill sets.

Research for the Wild West Fiddle Project. We found that there is a lack of research on music and dance traditions from present-day Arizona and the Colorado Plateau, though we know these were a vibrant part of life. We seek to find out as much as we can about this, including what tunes were played and dances danced, and how different cultural traditions combined. We’d like to recreate these through interactive concerts, workshops, and dances. All aspects and methods of research and involvement around this topic are welcome!

Concretely speaking, volunteers might comb through archives, locate recordings and sheet music, find and talk with elders, discover immigrant and Native past with regard to music and dance, and interact with professors, historians, and history museum employees, as well as identifying new ways to do such research.

There are two Advisory Board openings: one for legal and one for financial advice. The goal is for our new organization to grow on a solid foundation of continued fiscal and administrative health through ongoing support in navigating administrative challenges regarding fiscal and organizational possibilities and protocols. 

Concretely speaking, we are seeking qualified and/or experienced legal and financial people who believe in what we are doing and have a passion for service or just want to give back to the community through filling in gaps in what we know and can do. This includes going over our finances with us and our administrative paperwork to make sure we are doing everything correctly and letting us know what we might need to do better and what options could help us grow. 

Start your journey of volunteering at Knoles. This volunteer opportunity allows you to give your time and care to our school community. Teachers may have specific needs and schedules for you if you want to volunteer in your students' classroom. We always have daily, weekly and monthly opportunities to volunteer your time. Please consider volunteering your time to our school in these few easy steps.

1. Create an Axe of Service account to log your volunteer hours.

2. Submit your active fingerprint clearance card to our front office or fill out our FUSD volunteer packet: FUSD Volunteer Packet

3. Bring your completed packet to the front office at Knoles. We will then call your references and let you know when your packet is ready for submission.

4. Take the completed packet to the district office HR department.

5. Approval notices will be sent to your email on your application. 

6. Approved: contact our Knoles front office to schedule your volunteer opportunities. 

The NACA Pathways Youth Program is a substance use prevention program tailored for Native American youth and their families, in the Flagstaff community, who can benefit from a supportive and nurturing environment. We provide information and education on developing and maintaining healthy lifestyles to youth and their families. The program is designed to be culturally and age appropriate. Pathways offers afterschool and some weekend activities that promote self-esteem, educational enrichment, physical fitness, traditional practices, and cultural values, to children in grades 1st through sixth, and their families.

At NACA, we provide our patients with an array of medical services, from pediatrics to adult and women’s health, mental health services and programs, economic development programs, and community outreach projects. Administrative Assistance volunteers can help with administrative tasks that occur in each of NACA's programs. For example, document submissions, file organizing, appointment scheduling, etc.

Please create an account in Axe of Service to volunteer in your student's classroom.  Volunteering must first be approved by your student's classroom teacher.

You must fill out an FUSD Volunteer Interest Application which is good for two school years.  Please drop the completed packet off to the front desk at Marshall Magnet Elementary School. 

If you have any questions please call us at (928)773-4044

Being a Big Brother or Big Sister is one of the most enjoyable and fulfilling things you'll ever do. You have the opportunity to help shape a child's future for the better by empowering them to achieve their goals and reach their full potential!

Schedule an info session here: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=21128496&appointmentType=28032805

FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM

Are you a compassionate senior looking to make a meaningful impact in your community? Join the AmeriCorps Seniors Foster Grandparent Program and help shape the future, one child at a time.

As a Foster Grandparent volunteer, you'll serve as a mentor, tutor, and positive role model to children in local schools, Head Start centers, early childhood programs, libraries, after-school programs, and other nonprofits that support youth. This is a unique opportunity to share your time, skills, and life experience to help children learn, grow, and thrive. Opportunities are available in Coconino, La Paz, Maricopa, Mohave, Pima, Pinal, Yavapai, and Yuma counties. 

Details

No teaching experience is necessary—just a heart to serve and a desire to inspire the next generation.

Help bring joy, hope, and encouragement to young lives. Volunteer today as a Foster Grandparent!

Eligibility Requirements  

To serve in AmeriCorps Seniors programs you must:  

RSVP PROGRAM

The AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP is a program that helps match individuals age 55 and older with volunteer service opportunities with local non-profits to meet community needs. AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP volunteers choose how, where, and when they want to serve.  The RSVP program can match you with an opportunity to volunteer to address local challenges such as serving at food banks, shelters, senior centers, local schools, museums and more! Opportunities are available in Coconino, La Paz, Mohave, Navajo, Yavapai, and Yuma counties. 

To serve in the AmeriCorps programs you must:  

We'd like some templates that we can easily adapt to add different times and venues. We can provide photos and text, and you can work your visual magic!

Can you help us put up flyers for our events around NAU, downtown, East Flag, and/or any other locality you visit where people might be interested in music and dance? This would involve picking up flyers at our locale (my house) near NAU and distributing them far and wide, whenever/wherever you can. 

To become a volunteer at Northern Arizona Healthcare you must apply online and complete our onboarding process. Please look at our website to find our various applications. 

Website: https://www.nahealth.com/volunteer-services/

You can also view our current volunteer assignments and open shifts through this link:

https://www.volgistics.com/od/16931

POSITION SUMMARY:

The Volunteer is responsible for performing volunteer duties as they relate to operational department functions. Always maintains strict confidentiality and discretion according to HIPAA requirements. In addition to the specific accountabilities listed below, all positions are required to demonstrate customer skills, including friendliness, courtesy, responsiveness, and empathy. However, it must be emphasized to all volunteers that patient and volunteer safety is paramount, and that under no circumstances may volunteers substitute for licensed medical professionals.

 Duties may include:

Volunteer should avoid the following:

This role requires that you have a dog and are certified with Pet Partners as a volunteer team.

To become a volunteer at Northern Arizona Healthcare you must apply online and complete our onboarding process. Please look at our website to find our various applications. 

Website: https://www.nahealth.com/volunteer-services/

You can also view our current volunteer assignments and open shifts through this link:

https://www.volgistics.com/od/16931

POSITION SUMMARY:

The Volunteer is responsible for performing volunteer duties as they relate to operational department functions. Always maintains strict confidentiality and discretion according to HIPAA requirements. In addition to the specific accountabilities listed below, all positions are required to demonstrate customer skills, including friendliness, courtesy, responsiveness, and empathy. However, it must be emphasized to all volunteers that patient and volunteer safety is paramount, and that under no circumstances may volunteers substitute for licensed medical professionals.

Duties may include:

You may not do the following:

To become a volunteer at Northern Arizona Healthcare you must apply online and complete our onboarding process. Please look at our website to find our various applications. 

Website: https://www.nahealth.com/volunteer-services/

You can also view our current volunteer assignments and open shifts through this link:

https://www.volgistics.com/od/16931

POSITION SUMMARY:

The Volunteer is responsible for performing volunteer duties as they relate to operational department functions. Always maintains strict confidentiality and discretion according to HIPAA requirements. In addition to the specific accountabilities listed below, all positions are required to demonstrate customer skills, including friendliness, courtesy, responsiveness, and empathy. However, it must be emphasized to all volunteers that patient and volunteer safety is paramount, and that under no circumstances may volunteers substitute for licensed medical professionals.

 Duties include:

Volunteer will avoid the following:

Adult volunteers to represent CSCAZ at local events such as sports games, markets, and fairs. Volunteers will host tables and share information about out organization.

Start your journey of volunteering at Cromer. This volunteer opportunity allows you to give your time and care to our school community. Teachers may have specific needs and schedules for you if you want to volunteer in your students' classroom. We always have daily, weekly and monthly opportunities to volunteer your time. Please consider volunteering your time to our school in these few easy steps:

1. Create an Axe of Service account to log your volunteer hours.

2. Fill out our FUSD volunteer packet: FUSD Volunteer Packet

3. Bring your completed packet to the front office at Cromer; or, email your completed packet to Keely at the front office (korndorff@fusd1.org). We will then call your references and let you know when your packet is ready for submission.

4. Take the completed packet to the district office HR department.

5. Approval notices will be sent to your email on your application. 

6. Once you have been approved, click the Respond button above & provide details on which classrooms you'd like to support.

For more information, contact our Cromer front office at 928-773-4150.

Please create an account in Axe of Service to volunteer in your student's classroom.  Volunteering must first be approve by your student's classroom teacher.

You must fill out an FUSD Volunteer Interest Application which is good for two school years.  Please drop the completed packet off to the front desk at Sechrist School to be notarized. 

Call (928) 773-4020 with any questions.

The Summit High School Ravens are seeking passionate, engaging and enthusiastic volunteers!  

Start your journey of volunteering at PdH. This volunteer opportunity allows you to give your time and care to our school community. Teachers may have specific needs and schedules for you if you want to volunteer in your students' classroom.  Please consider volunteering your time to our school in these few easy steps.

1. Create an Axe of Service account to log your volunteer hours.

2. Submit your active fingerprint clearance card to our front office or fill out our FUSD volunteer packet: FUSD Volunteer Packet

3. Bring your completed packet to the front office at Puente. We will then call your references and let you know when your packet is ready for submission.

4. Take the completed packet to the district office HR department.

5. Approval notices will be sent to your email on your application. 

We would love volunteers ASAP to start promoting this event via flyers and social media! We seek to build a dynamic logistics team to see this festival through from start to finish, though if people just want to do a shift here and there, that's okay too. 

For the day of the festival, Oct. 25, we will need people all day to welcome out-of-town musicians, greet festival-goers, and overall keep things running smoothly. This is in partnership with The Literacy Center and is largely a fundraiser to support their and Wild Steps' programs.

This festival brings together musicians who venture deeply into the roots of a tradition to the place where their deep roots intertwine with the deep roots from other traditions; community-based entertainment and education is at the core, as each act will show dance steps from their cultures, answer questions, lead workshops, and all performers may jam together on stage at the end.

High Country Humane is looking for some extra help in providing our wonderful dogs some extra enrichment. We oftentimes have 80+ dogs onsite, and only limited staff to provide a healthy, safe, and enriching environment for these dogs. Some of our long-timers or high energy breeds desperately need more than what we can give, so this is your opportunity to help give our dogs a much needed break from the stressful surroundings of a shelter environment!

To take one of our dogs on a hike, you do not need to complete volunteer orientation or undergo any training. It is as simple as coming to the shelter, telling front desk you would like to take a dog on a hike, signing out the dog, and then having a great time walking, cuddling, and exploring with the dog! It is really up to you where you go with the dog once you are offsite, all we ask is that you keep the dog on a leash at all times unless inside of a controlled environment such as your house. If you plan on going to a more populated area or going inside of dog-friendly stores, make sure to communicate that with dog team staff when discussing what dog you will be taking! 

If it will be your first time taking a dog on a hike, please come between our opening hours of 11am-5pm. Feel free to reach out to volunteer@highcountryhumane.org with any questions. Thank you! 

We are seeking a creative and mission-driven Photographer/Videographer to capture compelling visual content that tells the story of our nonprofit’s impact, people, and programs. The ideal candidate is passionate about storytelling through images and video, with a strong understanding of nonprofit values and audiences.

Seeking a proactive and creative Marketing Coordinator to help amplify our mission and increase engagement with supporters, donors, and the broader community. The Marketing Coordinator will support the planning and execution of marketing campaigns, manage digital content, and help tell the story of our impact through strategic communication.

Volunteer with High Country Adaptive Sports

High Country Adaptive Sports (HCAS) is looking for volunteers to join us year-round as we provide outdoor adventure opportunities for children and adults with disabilities.

Opportunities include:
      Skiing and Snowboarding (as soon as the snow falls, we are ready for the slopes!)
      Mountain Biking
      Kayaking
      Rock Climbing
      Hiking

As a volunteer, you will:

To learn more about specific events (dates, times, and how to create your volunteer profile), please email volunteer@highcountryadaptive.org.

Come be part of a team that makes the outdoors accessible to everyone.

Please create an account in Axe of Service to volunteer in your student's classroom.  Volunteering must first be approved by your student's classroom teacher.

You must fill out an FUSD Volunteer Interest Application which is good for two school years.  Please drop the completed packet off to the front desk at Marshall Magnet Elementary School. 

If you have any questions please call us at (928)773-4044

Want to join your student on a field trip this year? We’d love to have you as a chaperone!

Starting in the 2025 school year, everyone who chaperones field trips, even parents/guardians, must have an approved volunteer packet on file. This was implemented by the District to ensure the safety and security of our students, teachers, and chaperones.

1. Fill out our FUSD volunteer packet: FUSD Volunteer Packet

2. Bring the packet to the front office at Cromer; or, email your completed packet to Keely at the front office (korndorff@fusd1.org). We will then call your references and let you know when your packet is ready for submission.

3. The 3rd page of the Volunteer Packet includes a Volunteer Form to Notarize.  You are welcome to have the page notarized at an alternate location. Otherwise, the district office is available to notarize forms on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 - 4:00 pm.

4. Bring your completed Volunteer Packet to Human Resources at the FUSD District Office (3285 E. Sparrow Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86004). Be sure to bring a valid ID or an IVP fingerprint clearance card if you have one.

4. At the District, they will complete a BIB background screening (unless you already have an IVP fingerprint clearance card).

5. Once your background screening clears, Human Resources will email a confirmation to you and to Cromer that shows you are ready to start volunteering!

6. Create an Axe of Service Account & Respond to this Volunteer Need. On field trip day, you'll check-in for volunteering with the front desk.

Teachers will typically reach out to parents to ask for chaperones as they are planning their field trip. Responding to this Volunteer Need is still necessary so we can track our volunteers' impact throughout the school year. For more information, contact our Cromer front office at 928-773-4150.

We’re Looking for Volunteer Tutors!

The Literacy Center is seeking volunteer tutors to work with our adult learners who are learning English as a second language and/or building other literacy and academic skills.

No teaching experience is required, just patience, commitment, and a desire to help others succeed! We’ll provide all the training and support you need.

If you’re interested, please visit our website Please visit our website: www.thinkliteracy.org and fill out our Volunteer application we will be in touch with you to go over next steps.

Many patients in our hospitals are dealing with emotional and physical challenges. We would love to receive "Get Well" cards that we can give to each patient to help cheer them up and motivate them in their healing journey. This is a volunteer role in which any community member can participate without coming to our campus. Feel free to contact our volunteer services department if you have any questions. 

Donated cards will be given to patients by the volunteers in our comfort rounding role as they visit each room. If you are interested in becoming a comfort rounding volunteer, please apply online or email us at volunteer@nahealth.com

Please keep the following in mind when making and donating "Get Well" cards: