General Volunteer

If you are under the age of 18, please refer to the 'Under 18' section of our volunteer portal
Day(s) of week you wish to volunteer
(Open to any available days)
Hours you wish to volunteer
(Open to any available times)
Term length

Please let us know what skills you have or what tasks you would like to complete while volunteering. If you have any physical limitations, please include them below. (For example: I would like to volunteer my time in an outdoor setting, completing yard work or handyman work, I have no physical limitations). 
Agencies you are interested in volunteering with
Direct animal care including dog walking, cat socialization, facility cleaning, and adoption event assistance.
Sorting donations, pricing items, setting up retail displays, and operating the cash register.
Volunteers help care for orphaned newborn kittens by bottle‑feeding, supporting basic medical needs, keeping their environment clean, and providing the close socialization that helps them grow into healthy, adoptable companions
Volunteers may assist with: Donation sorting • Clothing inspection • Hanging & tagging • Pricing • Organizing merchandise • Restocking • Merchandising • Assisting Customers • Fitting rooms • Jewelry & accessories • Cleaning • Back-room organization • Special projects
General agency support including client transportation, childcare, resource research, danger assessments, safety planning, court advocacy, administrative tasks, donation management, and event assistance.
Sorting and stocking groceries, guiding guests through the store, retail food recovery, or community garden maintenance.
Physical trail maintenance, assistance with special park events, or group conservation projects.
Shelter assistance, community food drive organization, or seasonal Red Kettle bell-ringing.
PCYS volunteers have the opportunity to help youth and families through administrative support, shelter activities, basic‑needs assistance, community outreach, education programs, and facility projects
Nutritious meal preparation and short 30-to-60-minute food deliveries to homebound residents.
Administrative tasks, fundraising event coordination, communications, and program support for individuals with developmental disabilities.
One-year commitment to building a supportive one-on-one relationship with a child through regular, simple activities.
One hour per week of confidential, one-on-one basic reading, writing, and English tutoring for adults.
Specialized child advocacy involving information gathering and formal recommendations to juvenile court judges.
Hands-on assistance with horse-based programs, therapeutic riding lessons, youth literacy support, and ranch activities to promote client growth and independence.
Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma empowers girls in Payne County through hands-on leadership, STEAM, life skills, entrepreneurship, and outdoor experiences. Volunteers make this possible by leading troops, supporting workshops and events, sharing professional skills, and serving as caring mentors for local girls.
Disaster relief operations, blood drive ambassador roles, or specialized help in facility management, IT, and photography.
Guided community home construction or retail, sorting, and customer service tasks at the local ReStore.
Emergency shelter assistance, donation sorting, meal service, and supportive program aid for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.
Community cleanup and trash pick-up initiatives, alongside volunteer assistance during local community recycling drive days.
Outdoor trail maintenance, park and facility upkeep, habitat enhancement projects, and event support around the lake recreation area.