Local Community Volunteer Site Partners
Below are local organization that have utilized 91ɬÂþ volunteers in the past. The Community Engagement Center is also home to several on-going and center-sponsored programs.
If you would like to be listed as a community partner OR if you're looking for a volunteer opportunity and can't find the right fit, please contact us directly.
| Donor Ambassadors welcome and guide donors through the donation process when they come in to donate blood at various sites in Cedar City and surrounding areas. Commitment is one to three shifts per month for one year. Onsite training in Cedar City. Apply in the . Under "interests" on application, specify "Donor Ambassador--Cedar City UT". | contact email: jeani.fitzgerald@redcross.org |
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| Volunteers give the animals what they want and need most: personal attention, hands-on care and love. Take a cat on a stroller ride, take a dog on a hike, talk to a parrot and more! Individual shifts are available daily and advance registration recommended. Group volunteering experience and foster opportunities also available! |
435-644-2001, ext. 4119 |
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| Volunteers assist with the completion of unfunded conservation work that would otherwise go undone. Variety of opportunities! Ask for Yanavey McClosky for more volunteer information. |
435-865-3000 |
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| Volunteers are needed for a variety of activities including fund-raising, marketing, office and hot-line work, and more. Some positions require a (provided) training. | 435-867-9411 | |
| Volunteers needed for a variety of tasks. | 435-865-9674 86 E. Center Street Cedar City |
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| A private, no-kill, all breed rescue shelter for dogs and barnyard animals. Appointment required. |
435-586-0899 |
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| Check out their website for a history and complete overview of programs. Volunteer tutoring positions available through the 91ɬÂþ Community Engagement Center. | 435-586-1112 440 N. Paiute Drive. Cedar City |
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| Please check call or check out their for volunteer opportunities. |
435-586-2960 |
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| The Cedar City Arts Council mission is to support local artists in the folk, literary, visual, and performing arts in Cedar City and the surrounding area. | admin@cedarcityartscouncil.org | |
| The Chamber supports business opportunities, provides resources, fosters partnerships with our member businesses and promotes a positive image for the Cedar City business community. There are a variety of volunteer opportunities throughout the year. | 435-586-4484 77 N. Main Street Cedar City |
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| The mission of Cedar City Leisure Services is to provide recreational facilities, programs and special events of uncompromising quality which creates opportunities for social, cultural and physical well-being of residents and visitors. There are a variety of volunteer opportunities throughout the year. |
435-865-9223 |
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| Volunteers are needed to read to children during storytime or help with other various events that the library hosts. Volunteers are always needed! |
435-586-6661 |
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| Cedar City Police Department | Volunteers are required to pass a background check. |
435-865-5127 |
| Volunteers are needed to help with the Meals on Wheels program and other events and activities. | 435-586-0832 489 E. 200 S. Cedar City |
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| Children's Justice Center | The Children's Justice Center is a beautiful, warm place to aid children and families through the healing process when there has been child abuse. Ask for Stephanie Rainey to learn more about volunteer opportunities. (NOTE: Volunteers will not work directly with children or their families.) |
435-867-4275
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| Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) is looking for volunteers, 21 and older, to work with abused and neglected children. Volunteers advocate for children, birth to 18 years, who are involved in juvenile court. We request a one-year time commitment and a minimum of 10-15 hours per month, or about 2 hours per week. Contact Emily Scow at 435-531-6631 or emilys@utcourts.gov. You can also email casacedarcity@utcourts.gov with questions. |
435-867-3433 |
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| Keep up to date on their events by liking their Facebook page-Utah Division of Wildlife Resources: Southern Region Dedicated Hunter. Ask for Blaine Cox for volunteer information. | 435-865-6100 1470 N. Airport Road Cedar City |
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| Volunteers are needed to work with youth in the foster care system. Must be 21 and willing to commit to a consistent schedule. | 435-865-5600 106 N. 100 E. Cedar City |
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| Volunteers are needed to help provide animal care at this shelter located in Enoch, 8 miles north of Cedar City. | 435-586-9445 4918 N. 600 E. Enoch |
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| The Family Support Center offers a clean, safe, home-like environment for kids. Children visiting the Center enjoy safe, structured, and fun activities. Volunteers assist in a variety of ways. Volunteer mentors especially needed. | 435-586-0791 535 S. Main St., Suite 6 Cedar City |
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| Volunteers are at the very heart of the Forest Service. Volunteer opportunities range from office work to vigorous physical outdoor labor. No experience is required for most positions, but let us know your area of expertise. Volunteer opportunities are available for a day, a weekend, a week or long-term. | 435-865-3700 1789 N. Wedgewood Lane Cedar City |
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| Individuals, couples, and families with children of all ages, as well as service groups and clubs are needed for worthwhile and fun projects. Whether you can spend a few minutes, hours, days, or months, a volunteer assignment can be tailored to meet your interests. Contact the park at frontierhimestead@utah.gov for more information. | 435-586-9290 635 N. Main Street Cedar City |
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| Thousands lend a hand to Habitat each year to build and rehabilitate homes, bringing people together to ensure everyone can live in safe, decent, and affordable housing. Volunteers of all skill levels needed. Cedar City volunteers will help at the ReStore, additional opportunities are in Washington County. Complete a , or contact Krista, 435-674-7669 |
435-674-7669 |
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| Volunteers are needed to help make toys to be donated to children throughout the world. | 435-586-8352 896 N. 2175 W. Circle Cedar City |
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| Head Start | Head Start provides education, health and family support services to low-income pre-schoolers and their families. Volunteers can help in a variety of ways. | 435-586-6070 2390 W. Highway 56, Suite 1 Cedar City (With additional satellite centers located throughout the southern part of the state) |
| The mission of Southwest Behavioral Health Center is to assist clients, families, and communities in preventing and recovering from severe and persistent mental illness and addiction. For more information, email them at info@sbhcutah.org. | 435-586-2515 54 N. 200 E. Cedar City |
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| The 4-H program provides after-school and summer programs, 4-H activities, family activities and more. Learn more and apply on their . | 435-586-8132 585 N. Main Street Cedar City |
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| The Iron County Bookmobile is open to anyone residing in Iron County. The Bookmobile provides on-site library service as well as mobile library service to outlying communities without immediate access to city libraries. | 435-586-6715 | |
| The Food Bank Warehouse is run mostly by volunteers. If you are interested in helping in the warehouse to sort food items or help in other ways, please call and arrange a time to come and volunteer. | 435-586-4962 222 W. 900 N. Cedar City |
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| Iron County Visitors Center | Volunteers help staff this office that serves as a resource center with information on local events and attractions. |
435-586-5124 |
| Iron County Youth Center | The ICYC serves youth age 9 and up who have minor criminal offenses or truancy issues. It also services as a temporary shelter for runaways or youth awaiting foster placement. | 435-586-1704 1692 W. Harding Ave. Cedar City |
| The Cedar House provides day programs for adults suffering from mental illness. | 435-586-0213 170 E. Altimira Drive Cedar City |
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| 435-477-3491 16 S. Main Street Parowan (20 miles north of Cedar City) |
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| Volunteers help staff this office that serves as a resource center with information on local events and attractions. Most volunteer opportunities are available in the summer. |
435-477-8190 |
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| Dedicated to wildlife rehabilitation as well as education, SWF utilizes volunteers in a variety of ways. | 435-590-1618 P.O. Box 1907 Cedar City, UT 84721 |
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The Utah STEM Action Center is Utah’s partner in promoting Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education. Volunteer AmeriCorps Math Mentors are needed throughout the state (including Cedar City) to support elementary and secondary students to build confidence and improve math skills in targeted areas of Utah. Volunteers receive a modest stipend upon completion of 100, 450, or 900 hours. . |
801-535-3970 |
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| Toys for Tots collects new gifts and distributes during the Christmas holiday season to less fortunate children. |
For volunteer information contact the southern area coordinator, Ryan Merrill, rdmerrill.rm@gmail.com |
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| TURN provides services for people with disabilities. They utilize volunteers to help with a variety of social and educational activities. | 435-586-1128 295 S. 200 E. Cedar City |
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| Volunteers help organize appreciation events for foster families and help organize other special events, do office work, distribute information throughout the local community, coordinate donation drives, as well as many other opportunities. |
435-656-8065 |
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| USG relies on volunteers each year to provide a variety of services and support, ranging from medical volunteers, registration and check in, awards, track and field and more. | 435-865-8421 351 W. University Blvd Bennion Administration Bldg Cedar City |