Volunteering in Utah

Website: https://connect.udot.utah.gov/public/litter-clean-up/ Sign up: Use Volunteer Group Sign Up Form at https://gis.udot.utah.gov/keeping-utah-beautiful and request a route/date through the application. Allow at least two weeks for regional coordination. Each participant completes the release within the application. The GIS page loads only an embedded app in this review; actual route choices and form completion remain unverified. Volunteer work: As an approved group,pick up litter along the roadway selected with UDOT. UDOT provides litter bags,bag collection and safety instructions; arrange supplies and attend a safety meeting before work. Details: Minimum age14. Ages14–17require parental consent and adult supervision; the operator says at least two adults should be present while minors work. Cleanup is in daylight only. Obtain supplies during business hours and return unused supplies within one week. Confirm route,group size and meeting point with the regional representative. This is voluntary one-time cleanup,not a paid Sponsor a Highway contract or an ongoing adoption commitment.

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Website: https://utahfostercare.org/get-involved/volunteer/ Sign up: Contact volunteer coordinator Melina Moore at melina.moore@utahfostercare.org before starting. Confirm currently needed items and arrange collection and delivery. Volunteer work: Organize a collection drive with your church, school, company or neighborhood to gather needed items supporting Utah foster families. Details: Needed items vary. Coordinate the scope and delivery with Utah Foster Care; no fixed public shift, worksite, age limit, group capacity or required spending was confirmed. The coordinator office is not an assigned activity venue.

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Website: https://www.bountifulfoodpantry.org/donate-time Sign up: Email Rachelle Jones at operations@bountifulfoodpantry.org to arrange the drive, collection and handoff; read https://bountifulfoodpantry.org/images/pdfs-doc/Neighborhood_Food_Drives.pdf before planning. Call 801-299-8464 for help. Volunteer work: Organize a food or essential-supply collection with your neighborhood or group, optionally using a theme such as cereal, children’s food or family-favorite foods, then arrange transfer to Bountiful Food Pantry. Details: The operator offers flexible dates, collection barrels and a drive scaled to your organization. Dates, collection site, barrel logistics and delivery must be arranged; this is a reusable project, not a scheduled public event. 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.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: Organize collection of requested supplies with friends, coworkers or a community group for newly arrived refugee families. Details: Source describes1–100 volunteers on a self-arranged schedule. Confirm current accepted items, Utah collection location and delivery instructions with DonateSLC@rescue.org before collecting. This is organizing service, not a published event or an instruction to donate money.

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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 paint park curbs, pavilions or buildings as assigned. Details: Ask staff about the project, supplies and any required experience. 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.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: Collect litter in Murray parks or help with general park and city cleanup. Details: Park litter collection is listed for spring, summer and fall; no individual shift is confirmed. 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://ccofpc.org/volunteer-needs/ Sign up: Apply at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/1766852315, indicate Group and PC PANTRY / SERVICE GROUPS, and email volunteer@ccofpc.org to arrange group size and acceptance. Allow one or two business days for next steps. After acceptance, choose Food Unload and Prep at https://signup.com/client/invitation2/secure/11269851301035600100/false and confirm your group fits the remaining capacity before attending. Volunteer work: Unload, sort and organize food donations with the Park City food pantry team. Recycling, cleaning and guest assistance may also be assigned. Details: Actual signup meeting location is Christian Center of Park City, 1283 Deer Valley Drive, Park City, UT 84060. The observed shared unloading shifts run 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. with five total places; dates and space vary. The blank application explicitly offers Group and SERVICE GROUPS tied to Park City Food Pantry; submitting it does not guarantee acceptance. It asks whether applicants are 16 or older without establishing the minimum here; confirm younger-child permission and supervision. Policies permit references and background checks if necessary; applicability to a group remains to be confirmed. Signup includes health and liability terms. Do not treat the separate single-helper driver or afternoon role as group capacity. Voluntary group service only; required community service is excluded. Confirm check-in and accessibility with staff.

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Website: https://www.americanfork.gov/374/Volunteer-Opportunities Sign up: For ordinary litter pickup, the city service-project page says no project approval is needed. The city's general volunteer page at https://www.americanfork.gov/866/Volunteer asks participants to complete its linked waiver at https://www.americanfork.gov/DocumentCenter/View/16454 and return it to info@americanfork.gov. For an organized group, questions about the work area or disposal, or any task beyond ordinary litter pickup, call the city at 801-763-3000 or the published Parks Superintendent contact at 801-763-3060 before starting. Volunteer work: Pick up litter in American Fork public parks and outdoor areas to keep shared community spaces clean. This is voluntary cleanup that a group can arrange, rather than joining a committee or taking an individual placement. Details: The city publishes litter pickup as an ongoing welcomed service project and exempts it from project approval. Its waiver explicitly covers volunteers participating with outside organizations and includes parent/guardian signature fields for minors; it does not establish unrestricted access or permission for children to perform every task. Confirm age suitability, supervision, supplies, disposal, lawful access and any current site restrictions with the city. The park and date are selected or arranged, not a booked shift; City Hall is a contact office, not the meeting place. Pruning, spraying, tree work, construction, bench/sign installation and other projects require separate department approval and task-specific safety/skills confirmation. Do not treat those activities as permission granted by this litter-pickup listing.

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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: Remove weeds from flower beds, areas around trees or curb strips. Details: Confirm the assigned area and work instructions 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://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: Welcome and assist festival patrons and participating artists as assigned by festival staff. 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.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 parks staff with pavilion restrooms. Details: Listed as daily work during spring, summer and fall; duties and your shift require staff confirmation. 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://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog/89 Sign up: Open https://slc.volunteermatters.org/volunteer/sign-up/2948 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 remove debris for fire mitigation and care of the historic park. Details: 2026-10-21, 5:00PM - 7:00PM Mountain time. Exact check-in point within park not stated. Work clothes, closed-toe shoes, water and sun protection; tools supplied. 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://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog/98 Sign up: Open https://slc.volunteermatters.org/volunteer/sign-up/2964 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: Pick up litter/debris and remove invasive weeds/puncturevine/goathead at the north end and dog park with Salt Lake City Park Rangers. Details: 2026-10-10, 10:00AM - 12:00PM Mountain time. North end by the dog park; parking off W Montague Ave. Work clothes, sun protection, closed-toe shoes, water; tools supplied; each participant registers and accepts waiver. 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 alison.carter@slc.gov;385-318-5409. 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://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog/99 Sign up: Open https://slc.volunteermatters.org/volunteer/sign-up/2965 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: Pick up litter/debris, remove invasive weeds, care for tree wells or prune vegetation as assigned. Details: 2026-11-05, 3:00PM - 5:00PM Mountain time. Exact check-in point within park not stated. Current project body and actual signup agreeNov5,2026,3–5pm atModesto. Prior stored10/22andsearch-index10/24LocationTBA preserved as earlier mismatches, not established cancelled editions. Work clothes, closed-toe shoes, water, sun protection; tools supplied; individual waiver registration. 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 alison.carter@slc.gov;385-318-5409. 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.sunshineterrace.org/volunteers/ Sign up: Use the volunteer form at https://www.sunshineterrace.org/volunteers/, select Plan My Own Activity and describe your proposed activity. Staff will connect you with the team to arrange it. Volunteer work: Share a talent, hobby or group activity with Sunshine Terrace residents after arranging the plan with staff. Details: The listed Sunshine Terrace address is 248 W 300 North, Logan. The activity, date, setup, screening and approval must be arranged; no open drop-in shift is established.

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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: Help plant a row through the organization’s garden service project. Details: Listed as ongoing garden work. Season,crop,plot,tools and current participation require staff confirmation.

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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 plant flower beds in Murray parks. Details: Listed for spring and summer. 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://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog/101 Sign up: Open https://slc.volunteermatters.org/volunteer/sign-up/2967 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 new plants along Main Street and at the Gallivan Center with city staff and Utah Master Gardeners. Details: 2026-10-19, 10:00AM - 12:00PM Mountain time. Published meeting pin maps.app.goo.gl/RkTEwkDzYyRHdx5d8; point not independently resolved. Sun protection, water, work clothes and gloves if available; project season tag saysSummer but actual shift explicitlyOctober2026, do not use season tag as date. 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 van.hoover@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.voaut.org/volunteer Sign up: Use the operator’s SIGN UP link for Prep a Meal at the Geraldine E. King Women’s Resource Center: https://voaut.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=866360. For one-time or group arrangements, email volunteer@voaut.org; you can also call 801-363-9414. Request the named role and location, and obtain confirmation before attending; walk-ins are not accepted. Volunteer work: Prepare food for women experiencing homelessness: wash, peel and chop produce, portion condiments, set up meal service and help in the dish room. Details: 131 E 700 S, Salt Lake City. The operator lists Monday and Tuesday, 10 a.m.–noon, for this prep role; minimum age 16. Confirm a reserved shift and arrival instructions before going.

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Website: https://switchpoint.org/get-involved/volunteer Sign up: Open the St. George calendar at https://pointapp.org/orgs/1809 and select Prepare & Serve Lunch or Prepare & Serve Dinner. Complete the General application through Apply on the selected event, then arrange an available shift. For group booking or help, contact kevin.campos@switchpoint.org or 435-849-8082. Confirm your reservation before attending; full shifts cannot be booked. Volunteer work: Prepare and serve a shared meal for Switchpoint shelter residents and campus guests in St. George. Lunch volunteers also clean up afterward. Dinner explicitly welcomes coworkers, church members, friends and families; no chef experience is needed for lunch. Details: Minimum age 13. The reviewed lunch shift is 9:30 a.m.–1 p.m.; dinner is 4–7 p.m., with arrival at 4 and meal service at 6. Actual worksite:948 North 1300 West, St. George. For lunch, park in the lower lot and walk uphill to the kitchen behind the main administration building, opposite the pantry; dinner asks for parking behind the building. Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get dirty. The titles request four to eight people, while the work text says four to six and the reviewed shifts have six spots; confirm group size and minor supervision with the organizer. Check the selected date for availability. These St. George meal shifts do not establish pantry assignments or availability at other branches.

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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 prepare vehicles for animal transports as an assigned group project. This is not individual pet transport driving. 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.youthgardenproject.org/weednfeeds/ Sign up: Follow the Volunteer Guest Chef link to https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eMA4FLXzik8yIhSRDeLgRQsGx7qJhkQIgwTN-fgsO4g/edit?gid=0 or call 435-259-2326 to arrange an available Weed N Feed meal. The linked sheet did not load in the reader; confirm your assignment with the organizer before attending. Volunteer work: Prepare a meal for the volunteers who weed the Youth Garden. The operator explicitly invites families, clubs and organizations to serve as guest chefs. Details: Youth Garden Project is at 530 South 400 East St, Moab, UT 84532. The posted 2026 season ends with the October 14 Volunteer Party; chef vacancies and future seasons are unconfirmed. Confirm menu, kitchen orientation, preparation time, ages, supervision, capacity and supplies with staff. The no-RSVP rule is for weeding participants, not permission to arrive unannounced as a chef. No signup or agreement was submitted.

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Website: https://jordanrivercommission.gov/get-involved/corporate-and-group-opportunities/ Sign up: Choose Trail cleanup in the group inquiry, request a private group cleanup and supply your preferred date and group size. Wait for staff to confirm a project and meeting point. Volunteer work: Collect litter along the Jordan River through a staff-arranged private group cleanup. Details: Year-round program; private arrangements depend on staff availability. Current dates, group-size limits, ages, supervision, supplies and exact worksite are unconfirmed. An inquiry is not a confirmed booking. 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.voaut.org/volunteer Sign up: Use the operator’s SIGN UP link for Provide and Serve a Meal at the Youth Resource Center: https://voaut.galaxydigital.com/agency/detail/?agency_id=151364. For one-time or group arrangements, email volunteer@voaut.org; you can also call 801-363-9414. Request the named role and location, and obtain confirmation before attending; walk-ins are not accepted. Volunteer work: With your group, provide, prepare and serve a balanced meal for 30–50 young people experiencing homelessness. Coordinate with the community-engagement staff about bringing the meal or cooking it in the equipped kitchen. Details: 888 S 400 W, Salt Lake City. This role lists groups of 4–10 people over 16. Volunteers are expected to cook and serve the meal. Arrange the menu, meal time and arrival/setup instructions before your visit.

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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 prune roses as assigned by Murray parks staff. Details: Season and specific worksite are not stated. 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://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: Help staff sort and bale recyclable materials, direct visitors, answer phones, complete office work, clean up or prepare mailings as assigned. Details: The page asks for advance scheduling, a minimum two-hour shift and age 16 or an accompanying adult. Work is outdoors; wear closed-toed shoes and bring a reusable water bottle. The source lists 1951 Woodbine Way, Park City; confirm the current meeting site and orientation before attending.

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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://kanecountyhospitalut.gov/volunteers/ Sign up: Visit https://kanecountyhospitalut.gov/volunteers/; The hospital directs applicants to Kane County and Events Volunteer Center at 76 N. Main St., Kanab, (435) 644-3696. County page also lists coordinator jcorry@kane.utah.gov and (435) 644-4935. Ask about this specific placement before attending. Volunteer work: Play music or sing with long-term-care residents, helping them enjoy familiar songs and reminisce. Details: Hospital source describes existing examples, not guaranteed open shifts. Age 18+; background check, influenza vaccination during flu season, patient confidentiality and hospital policies apply. Ask whether a musical group or individual performer is currently needed.

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Website: https://parkcityrestore.com/get-involved/ 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 ReStore In-Store Volunteer. Staff will contact you to arrange an accepted group session. Questions: volunteers@habitat-utah.org or 435-658-1400. Volunteer work: Help staff organize and clean the sales floor, prepare donated items and assist with donations or customers as assigned at Park City ReStore. The operator explicitly welcomes volunteer groups, church groups and team-building groups. Details: Submitting the application does not automatically register you. Volunteer orientation and a liability waiver are required before starting; volunteers ages 16–17 need a parent or guardian signature. Confirm the group tasks, shift, ages, supervision, capacity and accessibility. ReStore lists 6280 Silver Creek Drive, Park City, Utah 84098; arrange check-in with staff. Store opening hours are not booked volunteer shifts. Skilled appliance/electronics repair is a separate assignment, not promised group work.

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Website: https://slc.volunteermatters.org/project-catalog/100 Sign up: Open https://slc.volunteermatters.org/volunteer/sign-up/2966 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: Cut back roses for fall and dispose of clippings with Friends of Fairmont. Details: 2026-10-17, 10:00AM - 12:00PM Mountain time. Rose garden. Bring rose-resistant gloves and water. Actual signup requires account and waiver. 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 Sarah Woolsey;hollywoodaverocks@gmail.com. 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.bountifulfoodpantry.org/donate-time Sign up: Email Rachelle Jones at operations@bountifulfoodpantry.org to arrange the drive, collection and handoff; read https://bountifulfoodpantry.org/images/pdfs-doc/Scavenger_Hunt_Food_Drive.pdf before planning. Call 801-299-8464 for help. Volunteer work: Use the pantry’s scavenger-hunt checklist to collect needed food and supplies as a group, then coordinate handoff to Bountiful Food Pantry. Details: The checklist includes rice, pasta, canned proteins, soup, fruit, vegetables, beans, peanut butter, granola bars, toiletries and other listed supplies. Date, time and location fields are blank for your group to arrange; they are not an announced event. Use the neighborhood-drive coordinator for collection and handoff arrangements; barrel availability must be confirmed. 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://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 sanding and painting projects assigned to your 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://sustainability.utah.edu/edible-campus-gardens/ Sign up: Use the operator-linked group request form to arrange any group visit in advance. Check the open volunteer calendar; ask seed-library@lists.utah.edu which session includes seed packing and confirm the worksite before attending. Volunteer work: Pack seeds for the free public seed library, following staff instructions. Details: Minors need a parent or guardian. Work only during open volunteer hours; equipment and supplies provided. Bring water and weather-appropriate garden clothing. Weather can cancel sessions; check the calendar that day. Service animals welcome, pets excluded. Office201PresidentsCircle is not the garden meeting point.

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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 self-care kits with requested comfort items such as lotion, face masks or lip balm for survivors. 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.voaut.org/volunteer Sign up: Use the operator’s SIGN UP link for Serve a Meal at the Geraldine E. King Women’s Resource Center: https://voaut.galaxydigital.com/agency/detail/?agency_id=151363. For one-time or group arrangements, email volunteer@voaut.org; you can also call 801-363-9414. Request the named role and location, and obtain confirmation before attending; walk-ins are not accepted. Volunteer work: Serve meals to women experiencing homelessness and provide welcoming community interaction while helping meet their nutritional needs. Meals serve up to 200 women. Details: 131 E 700 S, Salt Lake City. Individual volunteers and groups of up to 10, age 16 or older. This role does not say volunteers must supply the meal. Confirm meal time and arrival/setup instructions with the organizer.

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Website: https://www.voaut.org/volunteer Sign up: Use the operator’s SIGN UP link for Serve a Meal at Recovery on Redwood: https://voaut.galaxydigital.com/agency/detail/?agency_id=150728. For one-time or group arrangements, email volunteer@voaut.org; you can also call 801-363-9414. Request the named role and location, and obtain confirmation before attending; walk-ins are not accepted. Volunteer work: Serve meals to people in recovery, offering positive community engagement and helping meet nutritional needs. Meals serve up to 100 people. Details: 1875 S Redwood Rd, Salt Lake City. Individual volunteers and groups of up to 5, age 18 or older. Confirm meal time and arrival/setup instructions with the organizer.

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Website: https://pointapp.org/orgs/3803 Sign up: Open the matching project on the Tooele calendar and choose an available date. One person reserves the spot and adds guests for a group1–6. General application required. Contact Alex Loveless at435-228-5151 or alex.loveless@switchpoint.org. Confirm your reservation before attending; full shifts cannot be booked. Volunteer work: Serve hot meals together to Harris Village residents; larger groups may help with light cleaning. Details: 251 North 1st Street, Tooele, Utah. Reviewed local shift 17:40–19:10. Body18oraccompaniedadult versus checklistminimum18; confirm minors. BuildingC,frontdeskcheckin; closed-toe shoes,workingclothes,hat; aprons/gloves/hairnetsavailable. Foodhandlerpermitpreferred,notrequired. Spots count reservations,not guaranteed individual group capacity. Selected date 10/09/2026: 1/3 spots taken; Apply available at inspection; availability changes. No signup submitted.

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Website: https://pointapp.org/orgs/3803 Sign up: Open the matching project on the Tooele calendar and choose an available date. One person reserves the spot and adds guests; all first-time volunteers complete an application; General application required. Contact Alex Loveless at435-228-5151 or alex.loveless@switchpoint.org. Confirm your reservation before attending; full shifts cannot be booked. Volunteer work: Serve hot meals together to Harris Village residents. Details: 251 North 1st Street, Tooele, Utah. Reviewed local shift 11:45–13:10. Title1–4 versus body2–6 group-size conflict. Body18oraccompaniedadult versus checklistminimum18. Confirm group size and minor access. BuildingC,frontdeskcheckin; closed-toe shoes,workingclothes,hat or providedhairnets; apronsprovided. Selected date 10/09/2026: 1/1 spot taken; FULL at inspection; availability changes. No signup submitted.

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Website: https://www.youthgardenproject.org/volunteer/ Sign up: Use the readable Group Volunteer Application at https://www.youthgardenproject.org/group-volunteer-application/ to request a service experience. Ask jessie@youthgardenproject.org or435-259-2326 if you need help. Staff must arrange your project before you attend. Volunteer work: Help together with seasonal garden and local food-growing projects at the Youth Garden. Staff select the actual work for the group. Details: The form requests a group of at least two people,age range,preferred date and start time,and at least two hours of volunteering. Weekdays are preferred; other requests may be accommodated. Confirm ages,supervision,task,capacity and meeting point. The operator lists530 South400East,Moab. The form is readable; no request was submitted and no booking is implied. This voluntary group project is separate from required-service and regular individual commitments.

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Website: https://www.careandshare-ut.org/volunteer Sign up: Visit https://www.careandshare-ut.org/volunteer and choose Shelter Volunteer. The linked signup page could not be read; email info@careandshare-ut.org to request the current application and orientation. Volunteer work: Help cook or serve shelter meals and carry out approved exterior cleaning or maintenance. Details: Cedar City shelter listed at244W900N. Operator describes flexible weekday/weekend/holiday availability; no particular shift is confirmed. Staff must approve duties,training and current arrangements. Do not access client records.

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Website: https://www.fathomrestoration.org/volunteer Sign up: Use Join the Roster at https://www.fathomrestoration.org/volunteer-signup and select Shore Team for shoreline cleanup interest. The actual form asks for name, email, role interests and city or area, with optional phone and experience/availability; skip certifications that do not apply. This is an interest roster, not a reserved shift. Ask info@fathomrestoration.org for the current shoreline cleanup, acceptance, meeting point and family/group arrangement. Use https://www.fathomrestoration.org/events for actual scheduled opportunities and the event-specific RSVP. Complete the organizer’s required safety orientation and shore-crew waiver before an accepted cleanup. Volunteer work: Join an organizer-approved shoreline litter and debris cleanup, with assigned sorting, hauling, staging or light surface support. Keep this practical cleanup distinct from certified diving, boat operation, heavy recovery and professional placements. Details: The operator says shoreline and shallow-water cleanups are active and welcomes under18shore crew with a parent or guardian who signs and stays. The actual shore waiver requires minors to stay within arm’s reach of their guardian near water, closed-toe or water shoes and gloves, and following the crew lead and safety briefing. It allows only shore work or shallow wading where the participant can easily stand; no swimming, diving, volunteer boat operation, heavy equipment or heavy/hazardous recovery. Do not handle suspected hazardous materials, weapons, needles or human remains. The waiver states that Fathom provides no volunteer liability, accident or medical insurance and that participants rely on their own insurance/resources; read the full organizer terms before choosing to participate. Only the first of four public waiver pages was inspected; later requirements remain unknown. No waiver was signed. Heavy-recovery operations remain a Q1 2027 target, not a confirmed current activity. The live calendar’s default view loaded one October17,2026recreational group dive, not a volunteer cleanup; do not advertise it as a cleanup shift. Exact upcoming cleanup date, equipment provision, age suitability and assigned task remain to be confirmed. Lindon’s office address is not a cleanup meeting point.

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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 remove snow using a shovel. Details: The source specifies shovel-only work. Location and weather-dependent scheduling 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.saltlakecounty.gov/parks-recreation/open-space/ Sign up: Call Salt Lake County Open Space at385-468-1800 or use Email Salt Lake County Open Space on that page at least two weeks before your requested day. Arrange the actual worksite,task and group before attending. Volunteer work: Help a group restore county open space through litter cleanup,native planting,graffiti removal or staff-assigned invasive-plant work. Match tasks to your group; tree cutting is not a general drop-in instruction. Details: The operator offers opportunities for groups of all ages and abilities March–October. Single-day projects are recommended for two to three hours,Monday–Thursday; some weekends may be possible. Confirm supervision,physical demands,tools,waivers and meeting point. The listed office is a contact address,not the worksite. This entry covers a single-day project,not quarterly adoption duties or individual Eagle Scout leadership.

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Website: https://ccofpc.org/volunteer-needs/ Sign up: Visit https://ccofpc.org/volunteer-needs/ and complete the linked volunteer application at https://www.volgistics.com/appform/1766852315. The coordinator says to allow one or two business days for next steps. If the JavaScript form will not load, email volunteer@ccofpc.org to request the current application and assignment. Volunteer work: Pack and organize snack bags for students experiencing food insecurity, including small-group volunteer packing. Details: Friday distribution by teachers and counselors is not a confirmed volunteer shift. Arrange the packing date, group size and site with the coordinator. Confirm acceptance, the assigned site and the actual shift before attending. Campus contact addresses do not establish every work assignment.

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Website: https://www.lhi.org/volunteer Sign up: Email volunteerutah@lhi.org to arrange a volunteer appointment for your individual, family or group. Ask which tasks fit your group and confirm the shift and meeting instructions before attending. Volunteer work: Sort and pack humanitarian aid supplies at the American Fork warehouse for shipment to refugee communities. Details: The operator welcomes individuals and groups and links service projects for groups of all ages and sizes. Task-specific child supervision and age restrictions remain unconfirmed. Volunteering is by appointment only. Published weekday drop-off hours do not establish volunteer hours.

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Website: https://www.voaut.org/volunteer Sign up: Use the operator’s SIGN UP link for Sort Donations at the Geraldine E. King Women’s Resource Center: https://voaut.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=866388. For one-time or group arrangements, email volunteer@voaut.org; you can also call 801-363-9414. Request the named role and location, and obtain confirmation before attending; walk-ins are not accepted. Volunteer work: Load and unload incoming donations, sort items, and organize/refill clothing and hygiene bins for women using the resource center. Details: 131 E 700 S, Salt Lake City. Age 8 or older; groups of 8 or fewer. The operator asks volunteers to be able to stand for two hours and assist with some lifting. Confirm shift and arrival instructions before going.

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Website: https://suwa.org/join-service-project/ Sign up: Use Apply Now on the operator page to request a particular stewardship project. Staff review the application and contact you to confirm registration; complete the volunteer agreement before participating. The linked application could not be read during review. For help, email volunteer@suwa.org. Volunteer work: Join a shared field crew protecting Utah public lands and natural or cultural resources. Work is chosen for each project and can include restoration and protecting sites from recreation impacts. Details: Choose a single project, generally one to five days, rather than an ongoing individual placement. Each trip has its own experience, fitness and logistical requirements; staff match participants to suitable projects. Bring your own transportation and confirm the itinerary, equipment, food and camping requirements with the coordinator. Programme information welcomes intergenerational crews, but specific child supervision, group reservations and current capacity are not verified. The project calendar was unreadable and an Elk Ridge search result resolved to an ended2024trip; no current date or availability is promised. The office is not the worksite.

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Website: https://pointapp.org/orgs/3803 Sign up: Open the matching project on the Tooele calendar and choose an available date. First-time volunteers contact Nancy Stallings at435-566-0225 or nancys@tooelecrc.org. One person reserves a spot and adds guests; first-time volunteers complete an application; General application required. Confirm your reservation before attending; full shifts cannot be booked. Volunteer work: Stock shelves, do light cleaning and check expiration dates on donated items. Details: 38 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah. Reviewed local shift 17:00–18:00. Title2–20,bodyindividualorgroupupto20. Ages/supervisionunknown. Entrance andparkingwestofbuilding; closed-toe shoes and workingclothes appropriateforweather as doorsmayopen. October28event490220also20/20FULL. Confirm anotherdatebeforeattending. Selected date 11/04/2026: 20/20 spots taken; FULL at inspection; availability changes. No signup submitted.

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Website: https://www.utahhumane.org/how-to-help/group-visits-and-tours Sign up: Read https://www.utahhumane.org/how-to-help/group-visits-and-tours and the linked current Donation Wish List. Organize your collection, then deliver donations to the adoption center during business hours. Large deliveries must be arranged ahead of time using Contact Us on the wish-list page. Volunteer work: Organize a drive to collect shelter supplies needed to care for animals. Details: Check current accepted items before collecting. The wish list identifies pet food in original packaging, towels and fleece blankets; restrictions apply. The Murray receiving center is not every collection site. No shopping or payment is required through this app.

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Website: https://www.utahhumane.org/how-to-help/group-visits-and-tours Sign up: Read https://www.utahhumane.org/how-to-help/group-visits-and-tours, follow its tie-blanket instructions, and bring finished donations to the Adoptions counter during business hours; the service-project page says no appointment is needed. Confirm current material requirements with HSU before starting. Volunteer work: Make blankets as an individual, family or group to provide bedding for shelter animals. Details: This is a self-organized service project. HSU also recommends it for younger supporters and cannot accept DIY treats or toys. Murray is the receiving site, not a required crafting site.

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