Volunteering in Utah

Website: https://orem.gov/adopt-a-spot/ Sign up: Complete the Application linked on the operator page at https://oremut.seamlessdocs.com/f/p45jandfmlr2, read the guidelines, and submit a separate release/waiver for each participant. Park staff will contact you to coordinate the assigned flower bed and tools before starting. The linked application and waiver could not be read during this review; contact Orem Public Works at 801-229-7506 if needed. Volunteer work: Care for flowers in the parterre garden at Nielsen’s Grove Park. Details: Families, religious organizations, youth groups and other groups are explicitly welcome. This is seasonal garden adoption, March–November, rather than a drop-in shift; at least two visits per month are recommended and work is self-paced. Confirm an available bed and first appointment. The operator lists the park at 1931 S Sandhill Road, Orem. Participation is free; plants and signs are provided and tools may be borrowed. Submit a report after each activity and return borrowed tools at the end of adoption. Age and supervision rules are not established in the readable page; confirm them for your party.

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Website: https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/volunteer/#/join-party?k=emszftakxv99sz Sign up: Open https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/volunteer/#/join-party?k=emszftakxv99sz. Select Signup to express interest, then email Brittany Proctor to coordinate an individual or group time; the operator explicitly has no set ADS shifts. Questions: brittany@nhutah.org or 801-363-4589 ext. 118. Volunteer work: Lead or participate in activities such as bingo, music, card games and outings with adult clients; help clean and organize activity rooms. Approved food-service assignments require a food handler permit. Details: The operator describes recreational support rather than healthcare. Weekday assignment arranged with staff; do not infer clinical or personal-care duties. Front lot and street parking described as free.

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Website: https://www.murray.utah.gov/1112/Volunteer-Opportunities Sign up: Contact Bruce Holyoak at 801-264-2529 or bholyoak@murray.utah.gov to request this assignment and arrange participation. See https://www.murray.utah.gov/1112/Volunteer-Opportunities Volunteer work: Assist amphitheater technical staff with lighting and sound. Details: Skills and event assignments are not specified; arrange them with staff. The city says it works with people or groups over age 16; confirm eligibility and any skills needed with staff. Groups of 1–10 may be accommodated with minimal notice; larger groups should give a few days notice. Arrange a worksite and shift before attending.

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Website: https://www.bountifulfoodpantry.org/donate/pantry-packs Sign up: Use the Pantry Pack Project Sign-Up form on that page to arrange your project and container pickup with pantry staff. Within24hours, call801-299-8464 first. Volunteer work: Gather the specified supplies and assemble weekend food packs for Davis School District children. Follow the linked pack guide, then arrange delivery to the pantry during donation hours. Details: The operator offers this project to families, businesses and church groups of varying sizes. Choose an assembly location with your group; the pantry address is a delivery destination, not a confirmed assembly venue. Supplies are purchased or collected through a food drive, so confirm costs and logistics. The guide specifies pack contents, advance container arrangements and transport precautions. Follow current instructions; exact project time, worksite, donation hours and age/supervision details remain to be arranged. This is voluntary group work, separate from required community-service tracks.

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Website: https://www.murray.utah.gov/1112/Volunteer-Opportunities Sign up: Contact Bruce Holyoak at 801-264-2529 or bholyoak@murray.utah.gov to request this assignment and arrange participation. See https://www.murray.utah.gov/1112/Volunteer-Opportunities Volunteer work: Help prepare and maintain soccer, football or baseball fields. Details: Field assignment and required skills must be arranged with staff. The city says it works with people or groups over age 16; confirm eligibility and any skills needed with staff. Groups of 1–10 may be accommodated with minimal notice; larger groups should give a few days notice. Arrange a worksite and shift before attending.

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Website: https://www.canyoncreekservices.org/volunteer/volunteer Sign up: See https://www.canyoncreekservices.org/volunteer/volunteer. Email volunteer@canyoncreekservices.org about this role or use Apply to Volunteer on the page. Individuals must complete the application and two-hour New Volunteer Orientation. For donation drives contact engage@canyoncreekservices.org. Volunteer work: Assemble backup welcome kits with requested essentials such as towels, shampoo, conditioner, hairbrushes or journals for shelter arrivals. Details: Assignments depend on current need inIron/Beaver/GarfieldCounties. The2069NMainSuite202CedarCity address is the public office, not a shelter address or approved assignment. Application and project-ideas links failed; specific email remains available. Kit contents/delivery must be approved; no private survivor data or shelter location collected.

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Website: https://uaf.org/volunteers Sign up: Visit https://uaf.org/volunteers, follow Create an Account to POINT, join Utah Arts Festival, then select an available volunteer shift on the linked organization page. If no future shifts appear, ask the festival through its Festival Staff & Office link about the next recruitment opening before attending. Volunteer work: Help park visitors’ bicycles in the festival bike parking operation. Details: The page refers to the2026festival and also thanks attendees while saying2027dates will be announced. These are recurring roles, not confirmed upcoming shifts. Staff provide training. Beer Captain/ID checker positions are paid and excluded from this volunteer intake. Beverage-specific age/certification and every role’s next date, location, check-in and shift requirements remain unknown; free admission/perks do not prove current availability.

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Website: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E094BA5AE2DA7F49-50736089-bird Sign up: Choose an available Bird Banding Training session on the operator-linked signup page. Email conservation@tracyaviary.org with questions. Meeting instructions are emailed the day before; reserve before visiting. Volunteer work: Attend a staff-led one-day training session for Tracy Aviary’s bird-banding conservation work. Ask the team which observation, data recording or hands-on tasks are permitted; training does not authorize independent bird capture or handling. Details: Participants must be 16 or older; anyone under 18 must attend with a parent or guardian. Training is weather permitting at the NCPO Bird Blind, Nature Center at Pia Okwai,3310 S 1000 W,South Salt Lake. The actual signup lists October15/17 (8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.) and November19/21 (10 a.m.–6 p.m.),2026. November21 was full when reviewed. Availability can change; fees, tools and accessibility are unconfirmed. These dates do not establish which winter, migration or MAPS research programme is active.

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Website: https://www.utahfoodbank.org/give/give-time/family-group-volunteering/ Sign up: No shift booking is stated for card making. Follow the published guidelines and drop finished cards at the Volunteer Desk during business hours. Confirm the receiving desk and delivery hours with Utah Food Bank at 801.887.1234 before travelling. Volunteer work: Create positive, uplifting notes to include in food boxes for people unable to visit a pantry. Families and volunteers of all ages can make cards together away from the facility. Details: Open to all ages. Cards may be any size up to9inches;4×6cardstock is recommended. Avoid political or religious themes, loose decorations, glitter, chalk or paint that rubs off; keep cards flat. No service-credit hours. Exact receiving site and hours remain unconfirmed; no private client visits included.

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Website: https://www.kaysville.gov/CivicSend/ViewMessage/message/286389 Sign up: Call 801-497-7140 or email cemetery@kaysville.gov to arrange a family or group cemetery-care project. Ask cemetery staff to confirm the current task, date, meeting point, tools and instructions before attending. Volunteer work: Clean headstones, trim around them or help with general cemetery upkeep under staff direction. The city explicitly invites individuals and groups of all sizes, and thanks families and youth groups for this work. Details: Kaysville Cemetery, 500 E. Crestwood Road, Kaysville. The April 2026 newsletter describes the continuing invitation; current availability, minimum age, parent supervision and approved cleaning methods need staff confirmation. A previous 12–13-year-old church group is an example,not a blanket child-access rule. The separately advertised May 22, 2026 flag-placement afternoon is past; no future annual date or staff monthly cleanup shift is inferred.

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Website: https://www.utahhumane.org/how-to-help/volunteer Sign up: Visit https://www.utahhumane.org/how-to-help/group-visits-and-tours and the volunteer page; adult groups should contact the Volunteer Department for booking and inquiries. Arrange an onsite group placement in advance. The group service-project page separately permits donation drop-off at the Adoptions counter during business hours without an appointment. Volunteer work: Groups can organize a fundraiser, collect supplies from the shelter wish list, or make tie blankets to keep shelter pets comfortable. These are published group service projects; specific onsite group duties require staff confirmation. Details: Do not treat a tour booking as volunteer enrollment or general animal-care duties as promised corporate tasks. Confirm group size, current project, materials, access and any fees with staff. DIY treats and toys are not accepted. Donation drop-off permission does not authorize unscheduled onsite volunteering.

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Website: https://bestfriends.org/sanctuary/volunteer/groups Sign up: Email groups@bestfriends.org or call 435-351-1868 (8 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain) to request this project for a group of 6–12 and arrange the date, worksite and assigned tasks before visiting. Bookings are first come, first served. Volunteer work: Help muck animal pastures as part of a staff-coordinated group project. Details: Community and faith-based groups are welcome. Participants must be at least 8; one adult leader may supervise up to five minors. The page describes half-day to multi-day projects, while its booking section requests groups for 1–5 days: confirm the shortest available visit. Coordinators guide each shift; tasks depend on the assignment and most do not involve direct animal contact. No-cost group service and separately paid volunteer tours are offered; confirm the requested option. Exact meeting point, tools, accessibility and current availability remain unconfirmed.

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Website: https://www.bountifulfoodpantry.org/donate-time Sign up: Read the project instructions at https://bountifulfoodpantry.org/images/pdfs-doc/Pantry_Bags_101.pdf and call 801-299-8464 to confirm current needs and receiving arrangements before preparing or delivering a large batch. Volunteer work: Collect clean, undamaged plastic shopping bags, straighten each bag from the bottom toward its opening, and stack them uniformly in boxes with all handles facing the same end. Details: The pantry accepts plastic shopping bags without holes, tears or slits and says banana boxes may be picked up for transport. Coordinate box pickup and delivery before attending. No quantity target, age rule or scheduled group worksite is published in the sheet. Preparation time and location are arranged by your group; 480 East 150 North, Bountiful, Utah 84010 is the pantry receiving address, not a confirmed scheduled group worksite. No individual volunteer placement or required-service application is established for these project instructions. Participant ages, supervision requirements and accessibility remain unconfirmed.

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Website: https://recycleutah.org/volunteer/ Sign up: Visit https://recycleutah.org/volunteer/ and use its Schedule a Volunteer Shift link to https://calendly.com/outreach-recycleutah or email outreach@recycleutah.org to arrange your role. The scheduling page failed to load during review. For cleanup dates follow https://recycleutah.org/events/ and confirm participation with staff. Volunteer work: Join organizer-scheduled litter cleanups, or ask staff about arranging a group cleanup with borrowed equipment. Details: Cleanups are described from spring to around Halloween depending on snow. Group equipment is available through the organizer; equipment borrowing is not a scheduled public shift. No specific date is inferred. The source lists 1951 Woodbine Way, Park City; confirm the current meeting site and orientation before attending.

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Website: https://ush.utah.gov/volunteers/ Sign up: Call Cami Roundy,Director of Volunteer Services,at801-344-4254 to ask about a church or community group sponsoring a supervised patient activity. Arrange approval,activity and date before attending. The individual application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/479038607 is not evidence of a group booking. Volunteer work: Help your church or community group sponsor a staff-approved patient activity. The hospital explicitly welcomes group involvement; this listing is scoped to community activities rather than individual occupational,recreational or physical-therapy placements. Details: Current group availability,approved activity,age/supervision,screening,training,group size and exact check-in location remain unconfirmed. The page still says all positions are full and names January2023as next recruitment; that stale conflicting notice does not establish present availability. Ask staff before planning a visit. No clinical care,independent patient access or future semester date is inferred.

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Website: https://www.slc.gov/mayor/slc-corps/ Sign up: Use the volunteer coordinator listed at https://www.slc.gov/mayor/slc-corps/: call 385-454-3033 to request a project and signup instructions. The page also links Volunteer Updates: choose Community Outreach to receive announcements; subscribing alone is not a project booking. Volunteer work: Join city community-service projects such as neighborhood cleanups, park improvements, murals, little libraries or community gardens. Details: Projects take place at assigned locations around Salt Lake City. Volunteers 17 or younger need guardian permission and accompaniment. Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing suitable for weather and work; confirm the location, task and date with the coordinator.

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Website: https://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog/94 Sign up: Open the operator-linked project signup page at https://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog/94 and reserve a listed volunteer shift. If no shift loads, ask the Public Lands volunteer coordinator at van.hoover@slc.gov for the current signup route and date; do not attend without confirming. Volunteer work: Plant native perennials, remove weeds and help restore wetland habitat with city staff. Details: 875 N Cornell St, Salt Lake City. Catalog dates are October 13–16,2026; linked detail says October 12–16,2026. Confirm the first day and selected shift with van.hoover@slc.gov. Bring work clothes, closed-toe shoes, water and sun protection; tools supplied.

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Website: https://bestfriends.org/sanctuary/volunteer/groups Sign up: Email groups@bestfriends.org or call 435-351-1868 (8 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain) to request this project for a group of 6–12 and arrange the date, worksite and assigned tasks before visiting. Bookings are first come, first served. Volunteer work: Help with trail creation and maintenance as a coordinated group. Details: Community and faith-based groups are welcome. Participants must be at least 8; one adult leader may supervise up to five minors. The page describes half-day to multi-day projects, while its booking section requests groups for 1–5 days: confirm the shortest available visit. Coordinators guide each shift; tasks depend on the assignment and most do not involve direct animal contact. No-cost group service and separately paid volunteer tours are offered; confirm the requested option. Exact meeting point, tools, accessibility and current availability remain unconfirmed.

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Website: https://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/east-canyon/volunteer/ Sign up: Call East Canyon State Park at801-829-6866 to arrange a day volunteer assignment suited to your family or service group. Confirm the task,date,meeting point and any signup requirements with park staff before attending; no public dated shift or walk-in instruction is established here. Volunteer work: Help with park beautification such as trail maintenance and litter cleanup. Staff can tailor assignments to volunteers’ interests and availability; ask which day project is available for your group. Details: The park explicitly invites families with children of all ages and service groups. Day volunteering involves light physical activity and can fit weekday or weekend availability. Confirm task-specific ages,supervision,tools,waivers and any admission arrangements. Exact worksite and hours remain unknown. This entry covers day projects only; the separate camp-host role requires four months and is excluded.

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Website: https://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/echo/volunteer/ Sign up: See https://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/echo/volunteer/. Call the park office at435-336-9894 to arrange a day-volunteer application and assignment. Volunteer work: Help visitors, maintain trails, pick up litter, or support education and events as assigned. Details: Weekday/weekend availability discussed with staff; light physical work may be involved. No specific dated vacancy is confirmed.

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Website: https://bestfriends.org/sanctuary/volunteer/groups Sign up: Email groups@bestfriends.org or call 435-351-1868 (8 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain) to request this project for a group of 6–12 and arrange the date, worksite and assigned tasks before visiting. Bookings are first come, first served. Volunteer work: Help deep clean animal areas with the group coordinator; direct animal contact is not promised. Details: Community and faith-based groups are welcome. Participants must be at least 8; one adult leader may supervise up to five minors. The page describes half-day to multi-day projects, while its booking section requests groups for 1–5 days: confirm the shortest available visit. Coordinators guide each shift; tasks depend on the assignment and most do not involve direct animal contact. No-cost group service and separately paid volunteer tours are offered; confirm the requested option. Exact meeting point, tools, accessibility and current availability remain unconfirmed.

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Website: https://www.wasatchtrails.org/volunteer Sign up: Check that page for dig-day announcements and email info@wasatchtrailsfoundation.org to confirm the next actual work party, its registration and meeting instructions before attending. The mailing list provides announcements; subscribing alone does not reserve a place. Volunteer work: Join other volunteers for a shared dig day or trail work party on Wasatch County trails. The organizer welcomes people able to give a few free hours; this listing is for hands-on trail work rather than its committee, board or professional-skill recruitment. Details: Exact next date, clock time, project, capacity, worksite, age limits and supervision remain unconfirmed. Ask about fitness, tools and safety requirements. The Heber City administrative address is not the meeting point. Membership and donations are separate from participating in a work party.

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Website: https://bestfriends.org/sanctuary/volunteer/animal-outings Sign up: Create a Sanctuary profile at https://volunteers.bestfriends.org/?entry_point_id=2&nd=user_volunteer_application&unit_id=2, complete the volunteer agreement and reserve an outing shift. Within 24 hours of reserving, complete the outing form linked under Book your volunteer experience. If either page fails, email volunteers@bestfriends.org or call 435-319-0622 for help. Volunteer work: Take a staff-selected adoptable dog on an approved outing, such as a canyon hike or car ride, giving it companionship and experience away from its daily shelter routine. Details: Everyone in your party must be at least 16. Use your own vehicle and stay within one hour of the Sanctuary; some dogs must stay on Sanctuary grounds. No national parks, Dogtown trails or patio dining. Staff set the route and duration, from a few hours to a full day. Confirm the pickup point and available shift before traveling. Public availability/form reads failed during review; no slot is promised. Only Utah outings are listed.

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Website: https://www.canyoncreekservices.org/volunteer/volunteer Sign up: See https://www.canyoncreekservices.org/volunteer/volunteer. Email volunteer@canyoncreekservices.org about this role or use Apply to Volunteer on the page. Individuals must complete the application and two-hour New Volunteer Orientation. For donation drives contact engage@canyoncreekservices.org. Volunteer work: Organise a staff-approved drive collecting needed items or raising funds for Canyon Creek Services. Details: Assignments depend on current need inIron/Beaver/GarfieldCounties. The2069NMainSuite202CedarCity address is the public office, not a shelter address or approved assignment. Application and project-ideas links failed; specific email remains available. Kit contents/delivery must be approved; no private survivor data or shelter location collected.

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Website: https://www.treeutah.org/volunteer/tree-planting-events Sign up: Check the listed EcoGarden workday at https://www.treeutah.org/volunteer/tree-planting-events. These workdays are free and open to the public; the operator says to just show up. No advance registration is stated for these sessions. Volunteer work: Help plant, water, weed, mulch, compost and maintain planting groups in TreeUtah's community permaculture orchard. Details: Meet just south of Day-Riverside Library in Rose Park, Salt Lake City; parking is available in the library lot. Upcoming listed sessions are October 14, 21, 28 and November 4, 11, 18, 25, 2026, 5–6:30 p.m., Mountain Time. Tools are supplied, or bring your own. Confirm the chosen dated listing before travelling for any changed meeting details.

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Website: https://habitatswu.org/volunteer/ Sign up: Complete the Volunteer Interest Form on the operator page and state your group and project preference, or call Jon Dimond at435-674-7669 to join the volunteer list. Staff contacts volunteers when a suitable project is available. Large groups must register before volunteering. Complete and bring the linked volunteer waiver. Volunteer work: Help with assigned exterior painting, landscaping, weatherization or minor repairs through A Brush with Kindness. Details: Ages16+, all skill levels; groups up to20. Four named task types are separately retained for future assignment discovery. Confirm the current assignment, date, duration, group size, ages, supervision, tools and accessibility with staff before attending. The operator serves Washington County, Utah. The office address39SMainStreet,Hurricane is not an assigned project site; no private homeowner address is stored. An interest-list registration does not book a session.

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Website: https://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog/95 Sign up: Open https://slc.volunteermatters.org/volunteer/sign-up/2961 for this exact shift, then log in or register and complete its required waiver yourself. The city welcomes groups joining existing projects; each participant must register as instructed. Check current capacity and confirmation before attending. No registration was made during research. Volunteer work: Plant fall bulbs with city landscaping staff and help with weeding and raking. Details: 2026-11-03, 12:00PM - 2:00PM Mountain time. Exact check-in point within gardens not stated. Work clothes, closed-toe shoes, water and sun protection; tools supplied. Signup2961requiredWaiver andlogin/register,3alreadyregistered/9neededatcapture. City FAQ: groups welcome, no experience required, under16must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or group leader; project-specific restrictions control. No pets at work sites. Contact abigail.roberts@slc.gov. Capacity was available at capture, not guaranteed now. Post-login requirements, detailed accessibility and exact check-in where unstated remain unconfirmed. Voluntary group service only; required-service tracks are excluded.

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Website: https://www.utahfoodbank.org/give/give-time/family-group-volunteering/ Sign up: Complete https://www.utahfoodbank.org/volunteer-request-form/ and select the family sort option for your group. Request dates early; family shifts often book about two months ahead. For modified projects in Springville, contact the volunteer department at 801.978.0594. Volunteer work: Sort food with your family in a shift designed for children ages 6–11 and their adult guardians, helping prepare food for people who need assistance. Details: Parents or guardians must supervise children. Salt Lake Main lists Monday-evening and Saturday-afternoon one-hour shifts; St. George lists Monday-evening and Saturday-morning 1.5-hour shifts. Springville projects depend on availability. Blanding does not accept volunteers under 12. Confirm your selected location and appointment through the signup process.

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Website: https://www.youthgardenproject.org/volunteer/ Sign up: Visit https://www.youthgardenproject.org/volunteer/ and call 435-259-2326 to arrange a family volunteer project. Volunteer work: Help the family participate together in the Youth Garden’s seasonal food-growing and community-garden work; staff select the actual project. Details: The operator offers family opportunities beyond Weed ’n’ Feed. Confirm ages, adult supervision, tasks and date before attending. The operator lists530 South 400 East,Moab; exact assignment/check-in requires confirmation.

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Website: https://www.redacrefarmcsa.org/volunteer Sign up: See https://www.redacrefarmcsa.org/volunteer. Use Volunteer Form linked on the page or email howdy@redacrefarmcsa.org/call or text4358656792 to arrange an approved session. Volunteer work: Help with weeding, watering, planting, compost/manure/dirt work, harvesting, lifting or loading according to the farm’s assignment. Details: Families withchildrenofallages welcome perpage; physicaloutdoorconditions andseasonalhours apply. Confirmdate/time, task andsupervision. Thepage describes producebucks($6/houror$25/fourhours foradultsnotattendingchildren), not wages or aprice. Bringwater andweather-appropriate clothes; formfetchfailed.2322W4375NCedarCity ispublishedfarmaddress, but check-in notconfirmed.

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Website: https://www.ourvillagemoab.org/volunteer Sign up: Visit https://www.ourvillagemoab.org/volunteer, email ourvillagemoab@gmail.com or call 435-260-0294 to explore a farm stewardship or family work-party assignment. Volunteer work: Help keep the farm running by assisting with farm animals, the orchard or staff-arranged farm projects. Family work parties are also listed. Details: The operator lists 721 N 500 W, Moab. Confirm the actual work-party date, tasks, ages, supervision and meeting instructions before attending. Public classes, gatherings and festivals are not automatically volunteer shifts; the Join Us link returns the volunteer page.

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Website: https://uaf.org/volunteers Sign up: Visit https://uaf.org/volunteers, follow Create an Account to POINT, join Utah Arts Festival, then select an available volunteer shift on the linked organization page. If no future shifts appear, ask the festival through its Festival Staff & Office link about the next recruitment opening before attending. Volunteer work: Help the festival team build and prepare the event site under staff instructions. Details: The page refers to the2026festival and also thanks attendees while saying2027dates will be announced. These are recurring roles, not confirmed upcoming shifts. Staff provide training. Beer Captain/ID checker positions are paid and excluded from this volunteer intake. Beverage-specific age/certification and every role’s next date, location, check-in and shift requirements remain unknown; free admission/perks do not prove current availability.

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Website: https://uaf.org/volunteers Sign up: Visit https://uaf.org/volunteers, follow Create an Account to POINT, join Utah Arts Festival, then select an available volunteer shift on the linked organization page. If no future shifts appear, ask the festival through its Festival Staff & Office link about the next recruitment opening before attending. Volunteer work: Help take down the festival site and equipment after the event under staff direction. Details: The page refers to the2026festival and also thanks attendees while saying2027dates will be announced. These are recurring roles, not confirmed upcoming shifts. Staff provide training. Beer Captain/ID checker positions are paid and excluded from this volunteer intake. Beverage-specific age/certification and every role’s next date, location, check-in and shift requirements remain unknown; free admission/perks do not prove current availability.

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Website: https://www.utahfoodbank.org/give/give-time/food-box-decorating/ Sign up: Contact the Salt Lake Volunteer Department at 801.887.1234 to check availability and arrange checkout. When available,20or40boxes can be checked out at the Volunteer Desk with decorating guidelines. Confirm pickup and return instructions before going. Volunteer work: Decorate empty food boxes together to brighten the day of homebound recipients before the boxes are filled and delivered. This all-ages creative project can suit children too young for warehouse shifts. Details: Salt Lake Main contact/pickup facility:3150 S900W,Salt Lake City. Box availability, materials, return deadline and desk hours require confirmation. Work site is self-organized; no warehouse shift or recipient home visit implied. Not eligible for service-hours credit. St.George/Springville possibilities require separate local coordination; no duplicate branch entries created.

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Website: https://www.careandshare-ut.org/volunteer Sign up: For a group food-sorting project, have one group leader complete https://www.careandshare-ut.org/volunteer-as-a-group and describe the requested pantry work. Staff will contact you to schedule the project. Review the volunteer policies, code of conduct, confidentiality, publicity and waiver requirements with everyone; use the large-group time sheet at check-in and check-out. Ask info@careandshare-ut.org or 435-586-4962 about the actual appointment before attending. Volunteer work: Sort and pack donated food, stock shelves and help with light pantry cleaning at Iron County Care and Share in Cedar City. Request these shared tasks rather than individual driving, administrative or specialist assignments. Details: The operator welcomes school, business and community groups and says no previous experience is required; training is provided. Its FAQ says volunteers are typically 16 or older, with younger volunteers accompanied by a parent or guardian; confirm task-specific age rules. The previously reviewed pantry application also requires additional parent/guardian permission for under-18 applicants; confirm current paperwork. The pantry is listed at 222 West 900 North, Cedar City, UT 84721. Published pantry schedules differ between the volunteer page and FAQ, so confirm your booked work time. Wear closed-toe shoes and check in with the Pantry/Warehouse Manager. Forklift operation requires approval and certification; food-handler requirements may apply to assigned duties. This entry concerns voluntary group service; required community-service tracks are excluded.

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Website: https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/volunteer/#/join-party?k=ud1wdpg3qdb5ju Sign up: Open https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/volunteer/#/join-party?k=ud1wdpg3qdb5ju and select Click Here to Volunteer. Register for the opportunity, meet requirements and request an available listed shift. Questions: brittany@nhutah.org or 801-363-4589 ext. 118. Preview does not reserve a place. Volunteer work: Sort grocery donations, clean and organize the pantry to keep food accessible for Neighborhood House families. Details: Some heavy lifting is required. Explicit dated pantry shifts were separately added in batch036; do not infer extra dates from Weekdays. Confirm the approved assignment at 1050 W 500 S, Salt Lake City.

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Website: https://tabithasway.org/volunteer/volunteer-pleasant-grove-pantry/ Sign up: Visit https://tabithasway.org/volunteer/volunteer-pleasant-grove-pantry/ and use the branch-specific signup at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/904084ea5a728a3ff2-north to choose a volunteer date and time. The signup returned an unread shell or failed during review; use the branch contact for assistance. Group bookings have separate links at Spanish Fork and Pleasant Grove. Volunteer work: Help local households receive food: prepare for clients, hand out food, sort donated food for safety, and clean and organize the pantry. Details: 675WGardenDrive,#100,Pleasant Grove. The operator identifies this as the moved American Fork pantry, not another branch. Many volunteers serve weekly1–3hours or one time. Posted volunteer windows:Monday–Friday7am–2pm,Wednesday4:30–7:30pm,first/thirdSaturday8:30am–noon;Sundayclosed. Ask Tiffany@tabithasway.org or801-692-1881 for help. Volunteers must be at least12; children under16 need an accompanying adult. The pages warn some work can be repetitive,heavy or vigorous; arrange suitable duties.

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Website: https://tabithasway.org/volunteer/volunteer-saratoga-springs-pantry/ Sign up: Choose an actual pantry slot at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084BABA72EABF5C52-44934248-saratoga#/. If you need booking help, the live signup lists KRISTI@TABITHASWAY.ORG; the landing page also lists tiffany@tabithasway.org and 801-692-1881 ext. 301. Confirm the correct contact and room for your party. Volunteer work: Prepare or restock the pantry, help clients shop for food, and clean or organize the space during your reserved shift. Details: The operator permits volunteers 12+; children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Wear closed-toed shoes and expect potentially repetitive lifting. The landing page says no groups and elsewhere describes 1–4 volunteers serving together; some live shifts have 5 or 6 slots. Do not assume an organized-group booking or arrive with an unregistered party; larger groups are directed to Pleasant Grove. Use live shift times rather than general pantry hours. The signup lists 1439 N Commerce Dr #100, Saratoga Springs, UT 84045; confirm check-in. Current slots include FULL sessions; capacity can change. Required community service, committee and administrative placements are separate and excluded.

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Website: https://tabithasway.org/volunteer/volunteer-spanish-fork-pantry/ Sign up: Visit https://tabithasway.org/volunteer/volunteer-spanish-fork-pantry/ and use the branch-specific signup at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A084EACA723A2FD0-food to choose a volunteer date and time. The signup returned an unread shell or failed during review; use the branch contact for assistance. Group bookings have separate links at Spanish Fork and Pleasant Grove. Volunteer work: Help local households receive food: prepare the pantry, hand out food, sort donated food for safety, and clean and organize the pantry. Details: 50 East100North,Spanish Fork. Posted volunteer hours:Tuesday8:30am–2:30pm and5–8pm;Wednesday–Friday8:30am–2:30pm;second/fourthSaturday9am–noon;Sunday/Mondayclosed. Use a booked shift, rather than treating the entire window as your commitment. Ask Yojana@tabithasway.org or801-709-8573 for help. Volunteers must be at least12; children under16 need an accompanying adult. The pages warn some work can be repetitive,heavy or vigorous; arrange suitable duties.

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Website: https://www.slc.gov/parks/trails-natural-lands/fts/get-involved-in-the-foothills/foothills-stewardship-program/ Sign up: Choose a listed foothills event on https://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog and use its project page to reserve a volunteer shift. Ask the Public Lands volunteer team through https://www.slc.gov/stewardship/ if no shift is displayed. Volunteer work: Care for foothills trails and habitat through trail maintenance, removal of invasive plants and other tasks assigned for the event. Details: Training is provided at the event; no experience is necessary. Meeting locations vary by project: use the chosen event’s meeting instructions.

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Website: https://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog/93 Sign up: Open https://slc.volunteermatters.org/volunteer/sign-up/2952 for this exact shift, then log in or register and complete its required waiver yourself. The city welcomes groups joining existing projects; each participant must register as instructed. Check current capacity and confirmation before attending. No registration was made during research. Volunteer work: Weed and clear debris, with possible native planting as assigned, to care for foothills ecology. Details: 2026-10-29, 4:30PM - 7:00PM Mountain time. Bonneville Boulevard Trailhead, Salt Lake City, UT84103; exact street/check-in not supplied. Work clothes, closed-toe shoes, water and sun protection; tools supplied. No street address or point inferred. City FAQ: groups welcome, no experience required, under16must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or group leader; project-specific restrictions control. No pets at work sites. Contact abigail.roberts@slc.gov. Capacity was available at capture, not guaranteed now. Post-login requirements, detailed accessibility and exact check-in where unstated remain unconfirmed. Voluntary group service only; required-service tracks are excluded.

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Website: https://www.slc.gov/parks/trails-natural-lands/fts/get-involved-in-the-foothills/foothills-stewardship-program/ Sign up: Use Work a Shift on https://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog/31. If no shift appears, contact Erik.Liu@slc.gov to arrange participation. Volunteer work: Maintain the foothills trail system with Trails and Natural Lands staff and learn trail-maintenance techniques. Details: The source lists Wednesday-morning sessions lasting 4–6 hours, with up to 10 volunteers and a high fitness requirement. Locations vary. Arrive on time because the group hikes to the work site; wear closed-toe shoes and bring gloves and water.

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Website: https://www.voaut.org/volunteer Sign up: Use the Garden Group at Creekside signup link at https://voaut.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1059858. For a one-time/group arrangement or if the portal does not load, email volunteer@voaut.org or call 801-363-9414 and request the garden project. Confirm the meeting site and shift; walk-ins are not accepted. Volunteer work: Help garden at the Victory Garden, supporting women with low incomes or experiencing homelessness during recovery and helping provide a connection with nature. Details: The operator lists the opportunity as spring through fall. Minimum age 16; volunteers under 18 must have an adult. Creekside’s exact meeting address and shift remain unconfirmed; do not use the separate Recovery on Redwood address for this garden.

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Website: https://serverefugees.org/give/ Sign up: Read https://serverefugees.org/give/ for the current kit checklist. Call801-871-5903 before starting to confirm needed supplies and delivery arrangements. Organize your group, assemble the requested kits and deliver as directed. Volunteer work: Assemble reusable bags of personal and household essentials for refugee families in Utah. Details: The page lists a South Salt Lake Sharehouse for delivery. Confirm the current receiving times and supplies first; these are donation-delivery hours, not volunteer shifts. Supplies are contributed by the group; no fixed participation price stated. Assembly location is chosen with organizer guidance, not assumed to be the office.

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Website: https://www.giveyourlandahand.com/ Sign up: For self-directed ordinary litter pickup, the campaign says people can help today by picking up trash they see on Washington County public lands; its invitation explicitly includes family and friends. Red Cliffs lists this informal community cleanup program as not requiring a volunteer application. For an organized cleanup, use https://www.giveyourlandahand.com/news/ and the specific event’s RSVP or meeting instructions; email info@giveyourlandahand.com with project questions. The Get Involved page is a contact/location-suggestion route, not a booked shift. Volunteer work: Remove ordinary litter while enjoying legally accessible Washington County public lands with family or friends, helping keep shared outdoor spaces clean. Organized cleanup projects may assign other work separately. Details: No upcoming organized cleanup date or current shift was established in the readable news page. Its2025announcements are historical and must not be rolled into2026. A2022county report proposed dissolving the campaign, but aJanuary2025operator announcement explicitly announced its return; preserve that history instead of inferring that the current program is closed. Choose lawful public access and confirm site restrictions, safe tasks, supervision, supplies and disposal. Family participation does not establish unrestricted child access or permission for hazardous dumped material, shooting debris, roadside work, habitat disturbance or reserve maintenance. The campaign links https://www.wcsw.org/ for disposal details; its cached landfill hours and free-residential-dumping claims have not been independently verified for this cleanup. County/Reserve office addresses are contact offices, not meeting points.

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Website: https://www.grandcountyutah.net/1284/Spring-Spruce-Up Sign up: Follow Register Here on that page for the announced April 3, 2027 community service day. The linked registration form failed to load during review; email esmiley@grandcountyutah.gov to ask about registration, group participation and assignment before attending. Volunteer work: Join other volunteers and project leaders to maintain Moab-area trails, trailheads, parks and recreation areas. Typical work includes trail repair, invasive weed removal, fencing and cleanup. This is voluntary shared project work, not a required community-service placement. Details: The current county page announces Saturday, April 3, 2027. Start/end time, specific2027 projects, meeting point, child-age limits and supervision are unconfirmed. Its2026 project list gives historical examples only. Wear closed-toed hiking shoes, long pants, layers and sun protection; bring work gloves, at least three liters of water and snacks. Physical tasks may involve hiking, lifting rocks/logs and hand tools. The county office/parent venue point is not a confirmed project meeting location.

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Website: https://www.slc.gov/parks/trails-natural-lands/fts/get-involved-in-the-foothills/foothills-stewardship-program/ Sign up: Use Work a Shift on https://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog/58 or contact Madison.Walk@slc.gov to arrange participation. Volunteer work: Raise native plants for restoration projects: start seeds, transplant seedlings, wash pots and trays, and organize the greenhouse. Details: The source lists a temporary University of Utah greenhouse site at 2150 Pollock Rd, Salt Lake City. Sunday sessions are 9 a.m.–noon and 1–4 p.m., up to 8 volunteers each; confirm an available shift. Wear closed-toe shoes and bring sun protection and water; tools/gloves are provided.

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Website: https://jordanrivercommission.gov/get-involved/corporate-and-group-opportunities/ Sign up: Choose Canoe cleanups in the group inquiry and provide date and group size. Confirm acceptance, equipment and river section with staff before attending. Volunteer work: Collect river trash by canoe as an organizer-arranged group service project. Details: Spring through fall, weather permitting; 12–30 participants, each at least 14 and with prior paddling experience. For fewer than 12, the organizer may open places to public participants to reach the minimum. Equipment, waivers, safety briefing, current conditions and exact meeting point remain unconfirmed; no independent water access is implied. Utah river corridor project; provider mailing address is not the worksite. Contact info@jordanrivercommission.gov or 801-536-4158 for unresolved arrangements. No registration or inquiry submitted during research.

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Website: https://www.canyoncreekservices.org/volunteer/volunteer Sign up: Email volunteer@canyoncreekservices.org and name this group project. Arrange accepted work, a date and the actual meeting point with staff before visiting. The operator’s group project menu is https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pFdplFFa-FAk8zC-a86m04iGtSGE5RCE/view?usp=sharing. Volunteer work: Create chalk art as a Canyon Creek Services group service project. Details: This activity is explicitly listed in the operator’s For Groups menu. The general volunteer page requires an application and a two-hour New Volunteer Orientation; ask staff how these requirements apply to your group. Ages, supervision, duration, capacity, materials, costs, accessibility and availability are unconfirmed. Confirm any performance or activity expectations. The office at 2069 N. Main Street, Suite 202, Cedar City is an administrative contact, not a confirmed project site; follow staff instructions for shelter privacy. This is a coordinated service project, not a booked shift or permission to arrive unannounced.

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Website: https://www.thesharingplace.org/support/service-projects/ Sign up: Email jgold@thesharingplace.org with your desired date or date range and group size. Ask to schedule cleaning, inventory or preparation of supplies for grief-support groups. Wait for the organizer to confirm the task, location and time. Volunteer work: Help clean and organize service spaces or prepare the materials used in grief-support activities. This is a practical group project, separate from working directly with clients in a grief group. Details: Ages12andolder; maximum30people on-site, with smaller groups welcome. Projects outside the seasonal yard-care programme are arranged as needed, generally1–2groups/month. Availability, assigned site, supplies, supervision and check-in must be confirmed. The organization lists several Utah branches; no specific branch is assumed as this project’s worksite. This route does not use the10-month grief-group placement or its paid training.

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