Volunteering in Utah

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: Put on a group concert for Canyon Creek Services as arranged with staff. 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.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: Help put on a group game night for Canyon Creek Services. 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.rescue.org/announcement/group-volunteer-opportunities-salt-lake-city Sign up: Visit https://www.rescue.org/announcement/group-volunteer-opportunities-salt-lake-city and use the Group Volunteer Request Form, or email DonateSLC@rescue.org with group size, availability and preferred project. Staff checks programme capacity and confirms logistics; request does not reserve a shift. The linked form failed to load during this pass. Volunteer work: Help with an assigned garden or farm improvement project, such as weeding, planting, compost, tools or irrigation maintenance. Details: Up to20 people for3–6 hours; arrange at least three weeks ahead. Utah garden/farm assignment, tools and project donation require confirmation. The group page excludes volunteers under14. The older New Roots overview names sites in West Valley City and Draper but does not establish a current group booking at either.

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Website: https://conservationgardenpark.jvwcd.gov/volunteer Sign up: Send a message through https://conservationgardenpark.jvwcd.gov/contact with Volunteer Program as the subject to arrange service for your company,club or other service group. For help call801-256-4400. The volunteer account/login is a separate route; a group should request its project before attending. Volunteer work: Perform an agreed service project in Conservation Garden Park. The park also describes gardening alongside horticulturists to care for its plants and learn waterwise landscaping; confirm which tasks staff assign to your group. Details:8275South1300West,WestJordan,Utah84088. Group opportunities are explicitly welcomed; current tasks,date,group size,ages,supervision,supplies and check-in must be arranged. Park opening hours are not volunteer shifts. No individual tour-guide placement or Master Gardener certification commitment is implied.

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Website: https://redbuttegarden.org/volunteer/group-volunteer-opportunities/ Sign up: Request a one-time group gardening project at https://utah.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bQpMhCCcWKQr87s at least four weeks ahead. Provide group name, size, preferred and backup dates, and contact details. Questions: volunteer@redbutte.utah.edu or 801-585-5688. Wait for staff to arrange an available project before attending. Volunteer work: Mulch, weed, rake and help with garden upkeep as an organized service group, including church, school, scout or office groups. Details: Red Butte Garden, 300 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City. Usually March–November, weather and project availability permitting. The actual group application currently requires ninth grade or older and caps groups at 30; larger groups may be split between garden sections. Its general webpage describes most projects up to 15 and possible groups up to 50, so confirm capacity with staff and use the application’s current 30-person limit. Requests are not guaranteed: regular volunteers handle much daily upkeep and staff contact groups when needs arise. Expect hiking, kneeling, bending, lifting and outdoor weather. Confirm assigned meeting point, work and any further requirements; later application pages were not reviewed. No booked shift or younger-child permission is implied.

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Website: https://usdc.utah.gov/volunteer/ Sign up: Email usdcvolunteers@utah.gov using the coordinator route at https://usdc.utah.gov/volunteer/ to arrange your group project and an appointment. Confirm the assigned task, date and campus meeting point before attending; this listing is not a booked appointment. Volunteer work: Help beautify the grounds and complete outdoor gardening projects assigned to your group by the volunteer coordinator. Details: Church groups, businesses and clubs are explicitly welcomed. Volunteers must be14or older; no children or infants. Wear closed-toe shoes. Do not photograph or video residents. Campus is895N900E,AmericanFork,Utah84003; actual building/check-in and current assignment require coordinator confirmation. Group size, supplies, fees, accessibility and any additional onboarding are unknown. Individual placements, student required-service tracks, long-term Regular commitments and EagleScout leadership processes are separate and not advertised here.

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Website: https://extension.usu.edu/ceas/get-involved/volunteer Sign up: Email equine.experience@usu.edu directly with your group request, naming this project. Arrange the project date, accepted tasks and exact site with staff before visiting. Volunteer work: Help with a staff-arranged landscape or gardening project for USU Equine Experience. Details: Service groups, social clubs and faith-based groups are explicitly welcome. All group members must be 12 or older; youth groups need one adult for every five students. Project availability, duration, tools, costs and accessibility are unconfirmed. Wellsville and Kaysville are mentioned by the programme; staff must confirm the assigned site. Individual horse/participant volunteer roles, orientation and age rules are separate and do not establish hands-on horse work for this group project.

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Website: https://extension.usu.edu/ceas/get-involved/volunteer Sign up: Email equine.experience@usu.edu directly with your group request, naming this project. Arrange the project date, accepted tasks and exact site with staff before visiting. Volunteer work: Help decorate for a holiday as a staff-arranged group project for USU Equine Experience. Details: Service groups, social clubs and faith-based groups are explicitly welcome. All group members must be 12 or older; youth groups need one adult for every five students. Project availability, duration, tools, costs and accessibility are unconfirmed. Wellsville and Kaysville are mentioned by the programme; staff must confirm the assigned site. Individual horse/participant volunteer roles, orientation and age rules are separate and do not establish hands-on horse work for this group project.

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Website: https://jordanrivercommission.gov/get-involved/corporate-and-group-opportunities/ Sign up: Choose Invasive species removal in the group inquiry and request a date for your 12–100-person group. Obtain organizer confirmation and the assigned worksite before attending. Volunteer work: Remove invasive plants along the Jordan River to support native vegetation and wildlife habitat. Details: Year-round group project. Published group size is 12–100. Minimum age, supervision, tools, training, current dates and exact worksite need confirmation. Do not undertake unassigned plant removal or assume permission for every riverbank. 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://usdc.utah.gov/volunteer/ Sign up: Email usdcvolunteers@utah.gov using the coordinator route at https://usdc.utah.gov/volunteer/ to arrange your group project and an appointment. Confirm the assigned task, date and campus meeting point before attending; this listing is not a booked appointment. Volunteer work: Perform a musical set or theater piece for residents as a coordinated church, club or other group service activity. Details: Church groups, businesses and clubs are explicitly welcomed. Volunteers must be14or older; no children or infants. Wear closed-toe shoes. Do not photograph or video residents. Campus is895N900E,AmericanFork,Utah84003; actual building/check-in and current assignment require coordinator confirmation. Group size, supplies, fees, accessibility and any additional onboarding are unknown. Individual placements, student required-service tracks, long-term Regular commitments and EagleScout leadership processes are separate and not advertised here.

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Website: https://jordanrivercommission.gov/get-involved/corporate-and-group-opportunities/ Sign up: Use the group inquiry; select Tall pot tree planting and describe the requested planting project, group size and date. Confirm the assigned task and location with staff. Volunteer work: Plant native pollinator-friendly plugs or tall-pot trees in approved Jordan River restoration projects. Details: Typically early spring and fall. Current openings, exact worksite, tools, ages and group-size limits need confirmation. The 12–100 range belongs to invasive removal and is not established for planting. No dated event is generated from the season. 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://conservationgardenpark.jvwcd.gov/volunteer Sign up: Register through the volunteer page at https://conservationgardenpark.jvwcd.gov/volunteer and contact the program to arrange your role. For a group, send a message at https://conservationgardenpark.jvwcd.gov/contact with Volunteer Program as the subject and request a group service project. Volunteer work: Take part with a company, club or service group in an arranged garden service project; ask the coordinator for the project tasks. Details: 8275 South 1300 West, West Jordan. Confirm project, shift and meeting instructions before attending; published park opening hours are not volunteer shifts.

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Website: https://extension.usu.edu/ceas/get-involved/volunteer Sign up: Email equine.experience@usu.edu directly with your group request, naming this project. Arrange the project date, accepted tasks and exact site with staff before visiting. Volunteer work: Help paint as part of a staff-arranged USU Equine Experience group project. Details: Service groups, social clubs and faith-based groups are explicitly welcome. All group members must be 12 or older; youth groups need one adult for every five students. Project availability, duration, tools, costs and accessibility are unconfirmed. Wellsville and Kaysville are mentioned by the programme; staff must confirm the assigned site. Individual horse/participant volunteer roles, orientation and age rules are separate and do not establish hands-on horse work for this group project.

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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: Put on a group play for Canyon Creek Services as arranged with staff. 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://bestfriends.org/sanctuary/volunteer/groups Sign up: Visit https://bestfriends.org/sanctuary/volunteer/groups; groups of six to twelve interested in one to five days should email groups@bestfriends.org or call 435-351-1868, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain Time, to arrange a booking. Volunteer work: Work together on assigned sanctuary projects, which may include weeding, trail maintenance, cleaning animal areas, preparing transport vehicles or sanding and painting. Details: Participants must be at least eight; one adult leader may supervise up to five minors. Most group work does not involve direct animal contact. Arrange the project and meeting point before attending. The page distinguishes no-cost service experiences from paid volunteer tours; confirm your booking type.

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Website: https://www.nps.gov/gosp/getinvolved/volunteer.htm?fullweb=1 Sign up: Call Golden Spike visitor information at 435-471-2209 extension 429 and ask to arrange a group day of service through the park volunteer coordinator. The volunteer page links its contact form; that email form failed to load during review. https://www.nps.gov/gosp/contacts.htm also supplies the phone. Agree on the task, date, group size and meeting point before attending. Individual volunteer.gov vacancies are a separate placement route. Volunteer work: Join your school, scout, club or other organization for a staff-arranged service day at Golden Spike National Historical Park. The park lists trail cleanup, trash removal and basic landscaping among its maintenance needs; confirm which approved project is assigned to your group. Details: The NPS explicitly welcomes larger groups for a day or days of service,and says volunteering can be for a few hours. Current project availability, ages, supervision, tools, training, access arrangements and check-in remain unconfirmed. Brigham City P.O. Box 897 is the mailing address,not the worksite. Locomotive maintenance, safety-observer, visitor-center and shop staffing roles are separate; no access to those roles is implied.

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Website: https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/volunteer/#/join-party?k=mlasgyttqeq5ye Sign up: Open https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/volunteer/#/join-party?k=mlasgyttqeq5ye. Select Signup! to register group interest; Brittany follows up about the actual project and time. Questions: brittany@nhutah.org or 801-363-4589 ext. 118. Volunteer work: Help spruce up the garden, playgrounds and shared campus areas through a staff-arranged group project. Details: Corporate teams and community groups are invited. Projects take place within weekday 6:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. operating hours; these are availability bounds, not a booked shift. No dated cards displayed.

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Website: https://pliking.org/pliking-inc/ Sign up: Follow the Ogden Utah Meetup Group link from https://pliking.org/ to https://www.meetup.com/pliking-club-of-ogden/ and choose an actual cleanup listing before attending. The Meetup and contact links failed to load during review; current dates,meeting points and registration remain unconfirmed. Volunteer work: Join others to collect litter on Ogden-area trails and public spaces while walking,hiking or biking. The club also lists pruning and graffiti-removal projects; do those only as an assigned,approved task. Details: The operator explicitly describes year-round Ogden group cleanup events and invites people to join a meetup or create a nearby cleanup group. Confirm route,age eligibility,supervision,tools,waivers and access before bringing children or a church/group party. No current event date,guaranteed group capacity or permission to enter private land is implied.

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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: Help clean up a Canyon Creek Services yard in a staff-arranged group 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://switchpoint.org/get-involved/volunteer Sign up: Open https://pointapp.org/orgs/1809, select Greenhouse Garden and choose an available morning or afternoon shift. Complete the General application through Apply on that event and confirm participation. For questions about joining together or task adaptations, contact shay.wood@switchpointcrc.org or 714-502-4574. Volunteer work: Join other volunteers harvesting produce from vertical garden towers for the Switchpoint pantry, market and local families, then clear fallen plant debris. The organizer can pair a volunteer with a partner when needed. Details: Minimum age 14. Reviewed shifts are 9–11 a.m. and 1–3 p.m., with eight spots per shift; the overall 9 a.m.–3 p.m. listing is not a required six-hour assignment. Worksite:948 North1300 West, St. George. Park in the lower lot, walk to the upper level and enter the Greenhouse Marketplace left of the pantry behind the garden van. Work can involve harvesting from eight-foot towers, carrying three to five pounds and light ladder use. Wear closed-toe shoes and working clothes; tie back long hair or wear a hat. Confirm availability, group reservations and minor supervision before attending. The current tower-harvest project does not establish farm-stand, planting or composting assignments at every branch.

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Website: https://ccofpc.org/volunteer-needs/ Sign up: Apply at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/1766852315, choose Group and HEBER THRIFT, and email volunteer@ccofpc.org to arrange group size and acceptance. Allow one or two business days for next steps. After acceptance, choose a date and shift at https://signup.com/client/invitation2/secure/2270254449641920115/false and confirm your group fits the remaining space before attending. Volunteer work: Organize donated clothing, home goods and furniture alongside thrift-store staff, helping keep the store organized and stocked. Details: The actual signup meeting location is 55 East Center Street, Heber City, UT. Published first shifts run 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. with three total places; second shifts run 2–5 p.m. with two total places. Dates and space vary. The general volunteer page describes two-hour store shifts, conflicting with these three-hour signup shifts; confirm duration and holiday availability. The blank application offers Group and HEBER THRIFT preference; acceptance and actual group size require coordination. It asks whether applicants are 16 or older without establishing a minimum here; younger-child access and supervision remain unknown. Policies may request references and a background check if necessary, not established for every group. Confirm check-in and accessibility. This listing covers voluntary shared sorting and stocking, not required community service or an individual staffing placement.

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Website: https://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/steinaker/volunteer/ Sign up: See https://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/steinaker/volunteer/. Call the park at435-789-4432 to arrange adoption and confirm which pullout needs help. Volunteer work: Collect litter from the assigned Highway191 pullout parking area and the nearby reservoir edge. Details: One or both pullouts may be adopted; do not assume both are currently vacant. Confirm access and work instructions with park staff.

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Website: https://www.habitat-utah.org/news-events/holiday-tree-show/volunteer-opportunities.html Sign up: Complete https://habitat-utah.charityproud.org/WebForm/Index/554?formCode=3ef633de-47c9-416f-8769-c62e8c5605e3; select Group, give the group name, and choose Event: Holiday Tree Show. Contact Natalie at volunteer@habitat-utah.org or 435-774-0954 to arrange the accepted event assignment. Volunteer work: Help decorators set up trees, welcome guests, assist with auction logistics, or help with event setup and cleanup as assigned. Habitat invites groups and one-day event volunteers; confirm the specific group tasks. Details: The general volunteer page lists Celebrating Home - Holiday Show in November 2026. Exact dates, venue, shifts, group capacity and current availability remain unconfirmed. The event-details page could not be retrieved, so no event date or venue is inferred. The application requires staff acceptance, orientation and a liability waiver; ages 16–17 require a parent or guardian signature. ReStore and mailing addresses are not the event venue. Confirm eligibility, supervision and check-in before attending.

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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 build a Habitat home with an assigned construction group. Details: Ages18+, all skill levels; groups up to20. The source mentions preparing a Hurricane build without a date; this does not confirm a current build opening. 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://www.careandshare-ut.org/service-projects Sign up: Read https://www.careandshare-ut.org/service-projects and email info@careandshare-ut.org to arrange this project. A group leader can use https://www.careandshare-ut.org/volunteer-as-a-group and wait for staff to schedule the project. Volunteer work: Organize a food collection drive for the organization. Details: Listed as ongoing service option. Confirm accepted food,collection location,delivery arrangements and current needs before collecting.

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Website: https://usdc.utah.gov/volunteer/ Sign up: Email usdcvolunteers@utah.gov using the coordinator route at https://usdc.utah.gov/volunteer/ to arrange your group project and an appointment. Confirm the assigned task, date and campus meeting point before attending; this listing is not a booked appointment. Volunteer work: Plan and host a holiday party, themed social or lawn games with residents as a coordinated group service project. Details: Church groups, businesses and clubs are explicitly welcomed. Volunteers must be14or older; no children or infants. Wear closed-toe shoes. Do not photograph or video residents. Campus is895N900E,AmericanFork,Utah84003; actual building/check-in and current assignment require coordinator confirmation. Group size, supplies, fees, accessibility and any additional onboarding are unknown. Individual placements, student required-service tracks, long-term Regular commitments and EagleScout leadership processes are separate and not advertised here.

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Website: https://www.dinahdays.com/volunteer Sign up: Visit https://www.dinahdays.com/volunteer; The linked public Join a Crew form is still for August 2026. Email dinahsoar.balloons@gmail.com to ask about the next event and updated crew form before registering. Historical form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSecA5HDu48X6dUMLw2s9UI3ApnK4H26l2YhTcRhgiWH3grQeA/viewform?usp=publish-editor. Volunteer work: Help the pilot’s crew get hot air balloons into the sky; no experience is needed and pilots instruct volunteers. Details: The published August 28–30, 2026 festival and crew shifts have ended; no 2027 date or venue carried forward. Source asks for 2–3 hours from 6:30 a.m., warm coat, closed-toed shoes and gloves if available; children require accompanying adult supervision. Historical form also requires a separate waiver. Confirm current instructions first.

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Website: https://jumpthemoon.org/volunteer/ Sign up: Visit https://jumpthemoon.org/volunteer/ and complete the Individual Form or Group Form linked on the volunteer page. Call 435-361-5947 to discuss an appropriate assignment. Volunteer work: Help with art classes, open-studio sessions or special community events at a nonprofit supporting inclusive art-making, including participants with disabilities. Details: No art experience is required. The operator lists its studio at 48 North 100 West, Logan, Utah 84321. Confirm the assigned session, duties, preparation and acceptance with staff. Published studio hours are not volunteer shifts. Specialist skills can be discussed with staff; they do not establish a separate open role.

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Website: https://jordanrivercommission.gov/get-involved/independent-trail-cleanup/ Sign up: Follow the linked self-directed cleanup instructions. Choose a public, safely accessible cleanup section, plan waste disposal and bring supplies. No scheduled staff-led shift is included. Volunteer work: Organize your own group to collect ordinary litter along the Jordan River Parkway or near local curbs and storm drains before debris reaches the river. Details: Bring sturdy bags, gloves, optional grabbers, water and first-aid supplies; wear protective clothing and closed shoes. Keep the trail clear, avoid steep banks, occupied camps and personal belongings. Leave hazardous or suspect waste for appropriate services. No specific meeting point, age rule, staff support, equipment loan or private-land permission is established. 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.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 monitor the trail, collect litter, paint split rail, remove weeds or perform general maintenance. Details: Ask staff which Murray trail section and task need help. 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.utahhumane.org/programs-services/humane-education Sign up: Pre-register through the Kind Kids Sign Up Here link at https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?appointmentType=category%3AKind+Kids&owner=15688945. Registration opens 30 days before each listed session. If the signup page does not load, contact Humane Education at 801-261-2919 ext.234. Volunteer work: Take part in an animal-helping project such as making enrichment items or adoption-promotion materials, with a shelter tour and animal interaction as available. Details: 4242 South 300 West, Murray. Ages 7–11; the source lists 25 dollars per session, clothing that may get messy and closed-toe shoes. Its remaining 2026 session is November 20,4:30–6:30 p.m.; cancellation is possible for insufficient registrations. Confirm current booking before going.

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Website: https://www.utahhumane.org/programs-services/humane-education Sign up: Complete the Kitty Book Club waiver at https://hsueducation.fillout.com/t/voYeVYRkXrus. The operator then permits visits Monday–Thursday,11 a.m.–7 p.m., without reserving a visit time. For questions call Humane Education at 801-261-2919 ext.234. Volunteer work: Read books to shelter cats, providing gentle social interaction that helps cats become comfortable with people while children practice reading. Details: 4242 South 300 West, Murray. Open to children in grades 1–6 with an accompanying adult 18 or older, at most two children per adult; groups are not accommodated. Bring a book or use the small library. This waiver-based walk-in rule is specific to Kitty Book Club.

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Website: https://bestfriends.org/sanctuary/volunteer/groups Sign up: For group landscaping, email groups@bestfriends.org or call 435-351-1868, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain Time, to arrange an available project. The published booking invitation is for groups of six to twelve interested in one to five days; ask about a half-day option, which the same page also describes. Confirm the landscaping assignment before attending. Volunteer work: Work together on an assigned weeding or groundskeeping project at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab. The group page explicitly lists landscaping and welcomes community and faith-based groups. Details: Group participants must be at least eight; one adult leader may supervise up to five minors. Most group projects do not involve direct animal contact. No-cost group service and paid volunteer tours are separate options; confirm the service booking. Exact date, duration, capacity and meeting point remain unconfirmed. The separate landscape-department page describes greenhouse, composting and irrigation work and a headquarters meeting point; those are not guaranteed group assignments.

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Website: https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/library/volunteer Sign up: Call the Centerville branch at 801-451-1775 to ask about available volunteer assignments before applying. Use the General Volunteer Application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/718040442 after checking with library staff. Groups should contact the branch two to three weeks ahead. Volunteer work: Help staff shelve books, clean shelves, perform clerical tasks, or assist with storytimes and library programs, according to the branch's assigned work. Details: 45 S 400 W, Centerville. Volunteers work under staff supervision. The policy uses both 'over 14' and 'at least 14'; confirm eligibility if age 14. Minors need parental consent, and youth groups need a responsible nonstaff adult. Special program assignments may require training or a background check. Library opening hours are not volunteer shifts.

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Website: https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/library/volunteer Sign up: Call the Clearfield branch at 801-451-1840 to ask about available volunteer assignments before applying. Use the General Volunteer Application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/718040442 after checking with library staff. Groups should contact the branch two to three weeks ahead. Volunteer work: Help staff shelve books, clean shelves, perform clerical tasks, or assist with storytimes and library programs, according to the branch's assigned work. Details: 1 N Main ST, Clearfield. Volunteers work under staff supervision. The policy uses both 'over 14' and 'at least 14'; confirm eligibility if age 14. Minors need parental consent, and youth groups need a responsible nonstaff adult. Special program assignments may require training or a background check. Library opening hours are not volunteer shifts.

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Website: https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/library/volunteer Sign up: Call the Farmington branch at 801-451-3030 to ask about available volunteer assignments before applying. Use the General Volunteer Application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/718040442 after checking with library staff. Groups should contact the branch two to three weeks ahead. Volunteer work: Help staff shelve books, clean shelves, perform clerical tasks, or assist with storytimes and library programs, according to the branch's assigned work. Details: 133 S Main ST, Farmington. Volunteers work under staff supervision. The policy uses both 'over 14' and 'at least 14'; confirm eligibility if age 14. Minors need parental consent, and youth groups need a responsible nonstaff adult. Special program assignments may require training or a background check. Library opening hours are not volunteer shifts.

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Website: https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/library/volunteer Sign up: Call the Kaysville branch at 801-451-1800 to ask about available volunteer assignments before applying. Use the General Volunteer Application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/718040442 after checking with library staff. Groups should contact the branch two to three weeks ahead. Volunteer work: Help staff shelve books, clean shelves, perform clerical tasks, or assist with storytimes and library programs, according to the branch's assigned work. Details: 215 N. Fairfield Rd., Kaysville. Volunteers work under staff supervision. The policy uses both 'over 14' and 'at least 14'; confirm eligibility if age 14. Minors need parental consent, and youth groups need a responsible nonstaff adult. Special program assignments may require training or a background check. Library opening hours are not volunteer shifts.

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Website: https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/library/volunteer Sign up: Call the Layton branch at 801-451-1820 to ask about available volunteer assignments before applying. Use the General Volunteer Application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/718040442 after checking with library staff. Groups should contact the branch two to three weeks ahead. Volunteer work: Help staff shelve books, clean shelves, perform clerical tasks, or assist with storytimes and library programs, according to the branch's assigned work. Details: 155 N. Wasatch Dr., Layton. Volunteers work under staff supervision. The policy uses both 'over 14' and 'at least 14'; confirm eligibility if age 14. Minors need parental consent, and youth groups need a responsible nonstaff adult. Special program assignments may require training or a background check. Library opening hours are not volunteer shifts.

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Website: https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/library/volunteer Sign up: Call the Syracuse branch at 801-451-1850 to ask about available volunteer assignments before applying. Use the General Volunteer Application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/718040442 after checking with library staff. Groups should contact the branch two to three weeks ahead. Volunteer work: Help staff shelve books, clean shelves, perform clerical tasks, or assist with storytimes and library programs, according to the branch's assigned work. Details: 1875 S. 2000 W., Syracuse. Volunteers work under staff supervision. The policy uses both 'over 14' and 'at least 14'; confirm eligibility if age 14. Minors need parental consent, and youth groups need a responsible nonstaff adult. Special program assignments may require training or a background check. Library opening hours are not volunteer shifts.

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Website: https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/library/volunteer Sign up: Call the Bountiful branch at 801-451-1760 to ask about available volunteer assignments before applying. Use the General Volunteer Application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/718040442 after checking with library staff. Groups should contact the branch two to three weeks ahead. Volunteer work: Help staff shelve books, clean shelves, perform clerical tasks, or assist with storytimes and library programs, according to the branch's assigned work. Details: 85 N Main Street, Bountiful. Volunteers work under staff supervision. The policy uses both 'over 14' and 'at least 14'; confirm eligibility if age 14. Minors need parental consent, and youth groups need a responsible nonstaff adult. Special program assignments may require training or a background check. Library opening hours are not volunteer shifts. The operator lists this as the temporary 'Twig' location while 725 S Main Street is closed for renovation; confirm the current worksite when arranging a shift.

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Website: https://orem.gov/litter-patrol/ Sign up: Follow https://orem.gov/litter-patrol/ and choose a public Orem location. Complete the Application at https://oremut.seamlessdocs.com/f/nnbwel9chkzj, read the guidelines and submit a waiver for every participant before beginning. Parks staff contacts you about tools/supplies. Submit a report after each activity and return borrowed supplies. The application failed to load; ask Public Works at 801-229-7506 for assistance. Volunteer work: Pick up litter in approved public areas such as parks, neighborhoods, near roadways and around public buildings. Details: Year-round, self-paced participation can be one time or repeated. Individuals and groups may participate. The programme states it is free and provides pickup tools,bags,nitrile gloves and orange safety vests. Arrange the specific area and safety instructions; the list of example parks is not a separate booked shift at each park.

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Website: https://www.lehi-ut.gov/living-in-lehi/volunteer/ Sign up: Contact Lehi Parks at 385-201-2720 or rcraig@lehi-ut.gov to arrange an outdoor group service project. The city-linked 2026 project information form is https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1FwSGtVryy-ilvaBSTXbOkCc1HjoVMSJOOpnj_kKqRi8/viewform?edit_requested=true; its observed view had disabled fields, so contact parks if you cannot complete it. Volunteer work: Help maintain and beautify an assigned Lehi park or trail with work selected by parks staff for your group’s goals, interests and abilities. Details: Tell parks your preferred date or range, hours and start time, group size and organization, and project goals. The form lists any city park, any city trail, the cemetery or another suggested location; these are preferences, not guaranteed available assignments. Confirm actual tasks, meeting point, age/supervision, tools and accessibility. No submission or booking has been made.

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Website: https://www.bountifulfoodpantry.org/donate-time Sign up: Read the project instructions at https://bountifulfoodpantry.org/images/pdfs-doc/Feminine_Hygiene_Kit_Instructions.pdf and call 801-299-8464 to confirm current needs and receiving arrangements before preparing or delivering a large batch. Volunteer work: Count and pack 20 tampons, 20 maxi pads or 20 pantiliners per sealed bag. Keep the three product types in separate kits. Details: Use sandwich bags for tampons or pantiliners and gallon bags for maxi pads. Unwrapped pantiliners may require quart bags; test bag sizes before a large group session. Mixed absorbencies are preferred but a single absorbency is accepted. Supply cost, desired quantity and delivery arrangements remain unknown. 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://www.bountifulfoodpantry.org/donate-time Sign up: Read the project instructions at https://bountifulfoodpantry.org/images/pdfs-doc/Mini_Hygiene_Kits_-_Instructions.pdf and call 801-299-8464 to confirm current needs and receiving arrangements before preparing or delivering a large batch. Volunteer work: Assemble sandwich bags containing travel-size shampoo, conditioner and toothpaste, plus soap or body wash, for people served by the pantry. Details: The sheet permits other items that fit in a sandwich bag and explicitly accepts completed kits at the pantry. Quantity, supply cost and receiving hours are not specified. 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://www.bountifulfoodpantry.org/donate-time Sign up: Read the project instructions at https://bountifulfoodpantry.org/images/pdfs-doc/Pantry_Pack_Notes.pdf and call 801-299-8464 to confirm current needs and receiving arrangements before preparing or delivering a large batch. Volunteer work: Make or print small, flat encouraging cards for children receiving weekend meal packs in Davis County. Decorate them with drawings, stickers, positive messages, child-friendly jokes or games. Details: The operator suggests 3-by-5 index cards that fit without folding. Do not include religious or holiday-specific messages. Church groups can follow the same neutral-content instructions. Quantity, printing or supply costs and handoff arrangements remain unknown. 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://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog/92 Sign up: Open https://slc.volunteermatters.org/volunteer/sign-up/2951 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: Dig holes, place native plants and pack soil with Trails and Natural Lands crews for habitat and erosion restoration. Details: 2026-10-27, 4:30PM - 7:00PM Mountain time. Popperton Trailhead; detailed check-in not stated. Work clothes, sun protection, water; little shade and potentially warm work area. 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 layne.brockbank@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://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/steinaker/volunteer/ Sign up: See https://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/steinaker/volunteer/. Call the park at435-789-4432 to ask about adopting the walkway and arrange the agreement and assigned work. Volunteer work: Pick up litter and remove weeds along the nature walkway and its parking area. Details: Nature walkway adoption is listed; exact parcel, tools and work schedule require staff approval. Paid ranger-aide duties are separate.

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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 a neighborhood cleanup through landscaping, painting, small exterior repairs, and discarding or donating unwanted items. Details: Ages16+, all skill levels; groups up to50. The operator describes a couple of cleanups yearly but supplies no actual dates; no recurrence is generated. 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://www.tracyaviaryconservation.org/our-projects Sign up: Choose an available Bird Walk at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e094ba5ae2da7f49-bird. Signup closes 24 hours before the event; directions and meeting instructions arrive by email the day before. Questions: conservation@tracyaviary.org. Volunteer work: Join a staff-led walking survey, identifying and tallying birds seen and heard to monitor local populations. All birding experience levels are welcome; binoculars can be loaned. Details: Intended for adults and adolescents 14 and older. Bring water and a hat; outdoor walks depend on weather, with changes emailed by the guide. The signup requests full vaccination and asks people with respiratory symptoms or recent exposure not to attend. Actual October2026 dates and sites are retained separately; abbreviated sites and exact meeting points need the organizer’s instructions. October31 was full when reviewed; availability changes. Programme season wording does not generate dates.

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Website: https://www.rescue.org/announcement/group-volunteer-opportunities-salt-lake-city Sign up: Visit https://www.rescue.org/announcement/group-volunteer-opportunities-salt-lake-city and use the Group Volunteer Request Form, or email DonateSLC@rescue.org with group size, availability and preferred project. Staff checks programme capacity and confirms logistics; request does not reserve a shift. The linked form failed to load during this pass. Volunteer work: Join a list of volunteers who may help set up apartments, support the winter clothing drive or assist fundraising events when IRC requests help. Details: Groups of1–10 are listed; dates and duties depend on the assignment. Ask about no-cost projects through the group request process; availability can take longer. Confirm screening, age eligibility, supplies and exact Utah venue. No future event date is inferred.

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