The Livermore Area Recreation and Park District is actively seeking volunteers to assist with our programs, services, and community special events. By volunteering and donating your time to the District, you are strengthening our community.
To volunteer with the District, fill out the Volunteer Application and email it or drop it off at the Robert Livermore Community Center during business hours. Volunteers who are 18 years and older will be required to complete a fingerprint clearance prior to volunteering with the District. Volunteer opportunities and hours vary and are determined by District need.
Neighborhood Park Ambassadors help to ensure their local park is clean safe, and green while assisting with future park programs and activities geared towards connecting parks with people and people with parks. For more information about the program please check out our Park Ambassador Handbook.
To be a Neighborhood Park Ambassador, Email letspark@larpd.org
We want to spread some LOVE to the senior citizens in our community and need your help! This volunteer opportunity is to create "Valentine Cards" for the senior community. The cards will be handed out during the Senior Lunch Service at Robert Livermore Community Center and to Spectrum Meals on Wheels program participants. If supply allows, we will also share with local senior housing locations in Livermore.
Kiosk volunteers welcome visitors to Sycamore Grove Park, make changes as needed for the parking machine, sell annual parking passes, keep a tally of how many visitors enter the park, and answer questions from the public. Volunteers are trained to use a communications radio to advise rangers of any problems they become aware of. Ideal kiosk volunteers are folks who already have familiarity with Sycamore Grove Park and can commit to working at least one 2 to 4-hour shift most months of the year. Volunteers who can work multiple shifts a month are highly desired. Those interested in becoming kiosk volunteers will join a ranger for a one-to-two hour training session and then will join an experienced kiosk volunteer for their first few shifts.
Kiosk volunteers welcome visitors to Sycamore Grove Park, make changes as needed for the parking machine, sell annual parking passes, keep a tally of how many visitors enter the park, and answer questions from the public. Volunteers are trained to use a communications radio to advise rangers of any problems they become aware of. Ideal kiosk volunteers are folks who already have familiarity with Sycamore Grove Park and can commit to working at least one 2 to 4-hour shift most months of the year. Volunteers who can work multiple shifts a month are highly desired. Those interested in becoming kiosk volunteers will join a ranger for a one-to-two hour training session and then will join an experienced kiosk volunteer for their first few shifts.
Every 3rd Saturday of the month, join Ranger Seth for a volunteer work day in the park. From removing invasive plants to litter pick-ups to trail maintenance, volunteers will help maintain Sycamore Grove Park as a beautiful and healthy place for both visitors and wildlife.
Upcoming Dates:
CANCELLED DUE TO PARK CLOSURE January 21, 2023
February 18, 2023
March 18, 2023
April 15, 2023
May 20, 2023
Participants will hike out into the park, with a chance of going off trail. Please dress for being outdoors; sun protection and layers are recommended. Bring water as well! If you have gloves, please bring them. Otherwise, we have some spares we can provide.
Ages 14 and older. Individuals and groups are welcome!
LARPD Rangers teamed up with the National Charity League to remove invasive plants from Sycamore Grove Park! An awesome group of mothers and daughters spending part of their weekend with us!
The fire at Sycamore Grove Park in August 2020 damaged and burned several Oak Trees. A dedicated group of volunteers has been hiking out once a month to the burned area to observe and record the recovery of these trees. Volunteers plan to share their findings next Summer when they complete their documentation.
For now, they are looking forward to the Fall/Winter and are hoping for some rain to see how the trees rebound next Spring. Check out this short video to see these volunteers in action!
Healthy volunteers who are available to help deliver meals to home-bound seniors are needed. If you are interested in volunteering to help keep seniors safe, email mow@spectrumcs.org OR call Carrie Oldes at 925-483-1989
Transportation Program
Drivers – drive seniors to both Tri-Valley and out of area appointments
Escorts – ride paratransit with frail seniors and escort them to appointments
Contact Diane at 925-931-5387 or at dhoughtaling@ssptv.org
We have several shifts that need to be filled beginning the week of 10/11. We are asking volunteers to commit to at least one day a week for the whole month. We currently have more than one volunteer position open for each of the days listed. Please email Marcy Braidman at volunteerservices@openheartkitchen.org if you are available to cover one of these shifts or if you know someone who may be interested.
All volunteers must be 18 or older.
Production Kitchen(Danville Kitchen) 569 San Ramon Valley Blvd: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and/or Fridays- 8:00 AM-11:00 AM. Volunteers will be assisting with food preparation.