Organizations and groups are an essential part of The Discovery’s volunteer team. Group volunteer projects are a great way to make a big impact in a short amount of time at here at the museum. We offer both ongoing and one-time projects for highly engaged groups and their interests.
Being a Big Brother or Big Sister is one of the most enjoyable things you’ll ever do. Not to mention, one of the most fulfilling. You have the opportunity to help shape a child’s future for the better by empowering them to achieve.
Core Volunteers are the Roundhouse’s front line greeters: the first impression for visitors, potential donors, new students, and prospective members and are there to help out our existing membership. The position covers a broad array of fundamental skills, such as business transactions, registering students for classes and various problem-solving skills. No one type of skill…
Share your cancer story or professional expertise as a public speaker at assemblies or other community and professional events
Assist with administrative projects in the NCC office, such as information gathering or organizing materials
Design cancer-related materials, such as infographics.
Volunteer for Sun Smart Nevada, the Nevada Cancer Coalition’s sun safety awareness and skin cancer prevention program. Sun Smart volunteers educate people at community events and build awareness for sun safety and skin cancer prevention in schools, workplaces, and outdoor recreation areas.
Looking for a fast-paced, exciting opportunity to empower and engage your community, and save lives? Sign up to volunteer at Immunize Nevada to help as a community engagement specialist, project/data specialist, or health information advocate! Various volunteer duties include volunteering directly with the community at events, event preparation, material/resources organization and delivery, managing spreadsheets, creating…
We would love to have your help out at the butterfly house. Opportunities also include raising plants as caterpillar food or pollinator plants, helping us maintain the butterfly house and gardens, or helping lead group events.
Enhance your communities’ knowledge about their parks and open spaces! Become a parks biodiversity and/or history researcher and contribute to the Parks Project’s comprehensive database.