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Volunteer Opportunities in Prineville, Oregon

Prineville's community organizations and nonprofits look to local volunteers for support across a range of programs and services. Browse organizations serving the Prineville community.

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St. Charles Health System, Inc.

also known as St. Charles; St. Charles Health

St. Charles Health System is Central Oregon's nonprofit health system, operating hospitals in Bend, Redmond, Prineville, and Madras along with family care and specialty clinics, hospice, and community health programs, serving people across the region.

Volunteering looks like

Volunteers serve at St. Charles hospitals and clinics in Bend, Redmond, Prineville, and Madras, greeting and guiding patients and visitors, supporting patient units and waiting areas, staffing gift shops, and helping with hospice and caregiving programs. Read more

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Who can volunteer
Adolescents (13–18)Adults (19+)Older adults (65+)Oregon Health Plan Hours
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Mosaic Community Health

also known as Mosaic; Mosaic Medical

Provides primary care, mental health and dental services regardless of the ability to pay. Sliding scale discounts available to those eligible.

Volunteering looks like

Outreach and event volunteering: representing Mosaic at community events, staffing a booth, set-up and tear-down. Advisory roles: a Fundraising Advisory Council, plus Patient Advisory Councils for Mosaic patients. Read more

Who can volunteer
Corporate / Workplace GroupsAdults (19+)Older adults (65+)Oregon Health Plan Hours
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Crook County Fire & Rescue

also known as CCFR; Crook County Fire and Rescue

Crook County Fire & Rescue provides fire, emergency medical, and ambulance service from Prineville. Alongside its career crews it relies on volunteer and resident firefighters, and it teaches the community too, including free Stop the Bleed classes in partnership with St. Charles that train residents and workplaces to control life-threatening bleeding.

Volunteering looks like

Volunteer firefighter/EMTs respond to medical calls, crashes, and structural and wildland fires, and can train to drive apparatus and ambulances. Read more

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Who can volunteer
Adults (19+)Older adults (65+)
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ClearPath Healthcare

also known as Hospice of Redmond

ClearPath Healthcare, formerly Hospice of Redmond, is a local nonprofit that has cared for Central Oregon families since 1979. Read more

Volunteering looks like

Trained hospice volunteers are part of the care team: offering companionship and respite so family caregivers can rest, sitting vigil, supporting veterans through We Honor Veterans, and helping with grief support. Read more

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Who can volunteer
Adults (19+)Older adults (65+)

Central Oregon Trail Alliance (COTA) develops, protects, and enhances the Central Oregon mountain bike experience through trail stewardship, advocacy, collaboration, and education. Read more

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COTA volunteers logged more than 20,000 hours last year building and maintaining trails across a region roughly 100 miles on each side. Read more

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Who can volunteer
GroupsCorporate / Workplace GroupsAdults (19+)Older adults (65+)Oregon Health Plan Hours

The Crook County Quilt Guild is a Prineville quilting group that shares the craft and gives back, making and donating comfort quilts to cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy and contributing a quilt each year to the local hospice fundraising auction.

Volunteering looks like

Quilters of all skill levels join guild meetings and sew days to make comfort quilts donated to cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, and help create the quilt donated to the local hospice fundraising auction.

Ways to serve
Who can volunteer
Adults (19+)Older adults (65+)

A public regional education agency based in Redmond that provides shared and specialized services to Central Oregon school districts, including Bend-La Pine, Redmond, Crook County, and Sisters. Read more

Volunteering looks like

Classroom volunteering (working with children, supporting staff, or helping with projects) and office help such as typing, filing, and projects, across HDESD's school and early childhood programs. Read more

Ways to serve
Who can volunteer
Adults (19+)Older adults (65+)Oregon Health Plan Hours
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NatureConnect Central Oregon

also known as Children's Forest of Central Oregon

Formerly the Children's Forest of Central Oregon, NatureConnect unites a network of 30+ public, private, and nonprofit partners to inspire lifelong connections to nature for every child. Read more

Volunteering looks like

Volunteers support outdoor family events and youth programs, help with photography, blog writing, and social media to share the network's stories, and lend a hand with outreach and partner events across the region.

Ways to serve
Who can volunteer
Adults (19+)Older adults (65+)
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Crook County Fairgrounds

also known as Crook County Fair

The Crook County Fairgrounds, at the south end of Prineville, hosts the annual Crook County Fair and events throughout the year, with indoor and outdoor arenas, a race course, and camping. It is run by the Crook County Fair Board, appointed by the county.

Volunteering looks like

Event and fair support at the fairgrounds; contact the fairgrounds office about current needs, since there is no public volunteer page. The Crook County Fair Board is made up of county-appointed volunteers. Read more

Ways to serve
Who can volunteer
Adults (19+)Older adults (65+)Oregon Health Plan Hours

Central Oregon Open Programming (COOP), a program of Connect Central Oregon, promotes community engagement by amplifying local voices through open programming: community-produced media and content made by and for people across Crook, Deschutes, and Jefferson Counties and Warm Springs.

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Crook County Historical Society, Inc.

also known as A.R. Bowman Memorial Museum, Bowman Museum

The Crook County Historical Society operates the A.R. Bowman Memorial Museum in downtown Prineville, preserving and sharing the history of Crook County, from Native peoples and pioneer settlement to ranching, logging, and the railroad, through exhibits, archives, and community history programs.

Volunteering looks like

Volunteers greet visitors and staff the museum, help care for and catalog artifacts and archives, assist with research requests, and support exhibits, history programs, and community events.

Ways to serve
Who can volunteer
Adults (19+)Older adults (65+)

The Bend Pops Orchestra produces, presents, and promotes memorable music for Bend and surrounding communities. Its local musicians rehearse and perform a season of popular music, from film scores and Broadway to light classics, presenting free concerts in Bend, Redmond, Prineville, Sisters, and Sunriver, while developing players' skills through mentorship and musical direction.

Volunteering looks like

Volunteers help the orchestra bring free concerts to the community: greeting and ushering, setting up and striking the stage, handing out programs, helping with publicity and outreach, and supporting fundraising. Read more

Ways to serve
Who can volunteer
Adults (19+)Older adults (65+)

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