Weekly volunteer dates each Tuesday - Friday, 10 am – noon.Ĭlinic Instructors for Learn to Play Pickleball Guides will teach students ranging from kindergarten to middle school on the history of Raleigh. Minimum of four hours per month, as scheduled.Īssist with hands-on education programs for schools. Volunteers will lead groups on historical tours of Moore Square and will share Raleigh’s history with the public. Submit your hours to Volunteer ServicesĬreate an activated, vibrant, and welcoming environment at Moore Square by assisting with programs and events.Interested individuals and groups can participate in trail cleanups and support the Capital Area Greenway System.
Interested individuals and groups can participate in park cleanups and support the Raleigh Parks System. ProgramĬontact Volunteer Services for more information Individuals/group contacts must be at least 18 years old to apply. An application and background check are required for each. These opportunities are year-long commitments. Give Durant a hand in graveling and/or mulching to cover large roots and repair the trail tread. Use handsaws or loppers to cut and remove invasive plants from designated areas at Durant. Volunteers will use litter pickup sticks and trash bags to collect trash from the nature preserve as part of the 'Big Sweep' program. Volunteers will assist with greeting participants, way-finding, activity support, arts & crafts, and running a photo booth.
Volunteer may assist with timing, ribbon writing, running cards from timers to the scorers, or taking children to their lanes. Volunteers will help visitors navigate the park, assist with providing activities, and support a community partner in their outreach. Join staff in weeding and maintaining the bio-retention area at Horseshoe Farm Nature Preserve. Horseshoe Farm Bio Retention Maintenance Day Volunteers will install new trees and cut or hand-pull non-native plant species from designated areas. We Plant it Forward Seedling Planting and Invasive Removal Volunteers will target hot spots around the park and dispose of trash in nearby dumpsters/bins. After completing the planting, volunteers will add mulch. Volunteers will help with digging holes and placing bulbs. Volunteers will use wheelbarrows, pitchforks, hard rakes, and other tools as needed to help spread wood chips in the playground. Latta University Historic Park Invasive Removal Volunteers will use hand trowels to dig holes to plant annuals in our sign beds. Volunteers will use hand tools to help plant bulbs in designated areas in the park. Volunteers will be trained on identifying invasive plant material and will cut it away from designated areas. Join Parks staff in removing trash along Crabtree Creek Trail near New Bern Ave. Volunteers will be filling and moving wheelbarrows of gravel to designated areas on the course and moving logs. Use handsaws or loppers to cut and remove invasive plants from designated areas at Horseshoe Farm. Horseshoe Farm Invasive Species Removal Days Help us transform Pullen Park into a winter wonderland with lights, displays, wreaths, and garland. Volunteers will assist with various holiday-themed activities such as Reindeer Food, Santa's Post Office, Inflatables, and more! Click on the event names listed below to learn more and to register. Please include the number of slots to reserve, the event name and, if applicable, which shift(s) you would like to help with. Group contacts can reach out to Volunteer Services to reserve slots for events that do not have a waitlist. Pre-registration through CERVIS is required for all volunteers. By signing up for these, you can directly support Raleigh Parks in building a better community. These single-time events help fulfill a program, maintenance, or special event need.
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