Found 54 volunteering opportunities in Brisbane City

Use your great organisational skills and attention to detail to help develop our fundraising program

Support us for a working bee to care for and maintain the Tulla-yugaipa dhagun trail at Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre. If you don't know much about plants, that’s okay - staff and volunteers will help you learn more!

Climate Action Now (CAN) signs and stickers send a clear message to decision makers and political candidates that their community wants climate action and they want it now. The Volunteer CAN Sign Coordinators play a critical role in ensuring smooth operations and effectiveness of coordinating the distribution of CAN signs across Queensland for maximum impact. Read the full description to find out more about this exciting opportunity to help create a safer climate and protect nature!

Queensland Maritime Museum is a not for profit organization. The museum attracts more than 40,000 visitors per year including families, school groups, tour groups, inner-state and international visitors. We are looking for the help of enthusiastic gardeners/grounds people to assist with maintaining our grounds and gardens.

Join an AYCC action group and be part of a movement of young people, fighting for climate justice. Together we can push back against funding for dirty gas expansion, and champion climate solutions for our communities. This is your chance to take the next step for climate justice & level up your skills at the same time.

Are you interested in sharing your passion of our beautiful city and historic buildings with local residents and visitors from interstate and overseas? We are currently seeking Tour Guides and House & Program Support volunteers to work onsite at Newstead House, Brisbane's oldest domestic dwelling dating back to 1846.

Queensland Maritime Museum attracts more than 40,000 visitors per year including families, school groups, tour groups, inner-state and international visitors. The museum is open Wednesday to Friday 10:00am to 4:00pm and Saturday and Sunday 9:30am to 4:00pm. We are close to both bus and train access.

Queensland Maritime Museum attracts more than 40,000 visitors per year including families, school groups, tour groups, inter-state and international visitors. The QMM is presently seeking an administrative support officer to assist Museum management with general clerical work and with day-to-day tasks which may arise.

We need a volunteer with reasonable photography skills to take good photos of all newly donated Tools and Equipment that is added to our Inventory of over 1,000 tools.

We are a global for-impact organisation with members in over 40 countries. All of us strive to make our world thrivable - to ensure humanity can face global issues effectively and sustainably. As a leading not-for-profit in the thrivability space, we seek to implement climate-friendly policies, educate communities, and advocate for a future where humanity can live in harmony and solidarity with nature. By joining THRIVE, you can make a difference.

We are a global for-impact organisation with members in over 40 countries. All of us strive to make our world thrivable - to ensure humanity can face global issues effectively and sustainably. As a leading not-for-profit in the thrivability space, we seek to implement climate-friendly policies, educate communities, and advocate for a future where humanity can live in harmony and solidarity with nature. By joining THRIVE, you can make a difference.

We are looking for volunteer museum guides who can provide visitors with a warm and friendly welcome and help ensure they have an interesting and engaging visit. As part of the RHSQ mission to promote interest in Queensland history, our volunteers seek to inspire visitors to engage with our past.

The Orangutan Project (TOP) is an international conservation organisation working with partners and running projects in Borneo and Sumatra to save orangutans from extinction, safeguard forests, and support local and indigenous communities. Our Fundraising Volunteers raise much-needed funds for our work through market and festival stalls, as well as fundraising events. Volunteers are needed to plan and organise stalls and events, assist with sales, and help with managing merchandise.

Secretary as part of the all volunteer committee of the NFP Environment Group, Bayside Creeks Catchment Group Inc.

Our volunteer-led Not-For-Profit group, CANsign, has dispatched hundreds of thousands of signs/stickers for Climate Action Network Australia (CANA) member groups. We organise print, design, and dispatch services for other NFP groups, and we love what we do. We are looking for energetic volunteers to join our happy team to help in this rewarding work we do for all CANA groups. Currently operating out of NSW and near the ACT, CANsign is now looking to expand into other cities/States.

Help the Board of Directors develop a Fundraising and Sponsorship Strategy for this not-for-profit research organisation. Support our research and education to conserve Australia’s critically endangered marine species.

The combination of music events and environmental awareness can be a powerful way to engage people and raise funds for important causes like marine conservation. Initiating opportunities for Sea Shepherd Australia chapters to collaborate with the music industry and organise national or multi-state tours can have a significant impact in creating awareness and generating support for the ocean.

Assisting the current editor with periodic publications in printed and digital formats.

Do you want to volunteer from home, have a computer and an interest in science, biodiversity and/or natural history collections? Join DigiVol and volunteer online with flexible hours.

• Pay it forward Board advisory role (Pro Bono) • Take our Innovative Circular Tech initiative Australia-wide • Join us to get affordable, refurbished Tech to disadvantaged Australians • Award winning Social Enterprise and not-for-profit