Found 12 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Local art gallery requires a wait person for special events including exhibition openings, corporate events, or other such events involving food and drink. No formal qualifications, or skills, are required, however the following would be desirable: Have an interest in the arts, Ideally to have skills in serving food and beverages, Understanding of safe food practices, Work as a team, or on their own, Effective communication skills - Verbal and written, Good attention to detail.

Volunteers are required to assist in the setting up and running of artists' exhibitions.

Volunteers are required to assist in the cafe and shop at the Great Stupa

Assist with food prep and service to vulnerable community members and service users.

Working as part of a well organised team and assisting with front-of-house theatre duties.

Would you enjoy assisting to maintain the significant native garden area of Geelong's award winning Aboriginal Cultural Centre. Of course, you will need to put up with our friendly Kangaroos and Wallabies who will pester you for food.

The position is responsible for selling food and drinks to patrons at the DRPAC

Fresh Start is a not-for-profit addiction and substance use disorder recovery program that is looking for 4 volunteers to help with food distribution (wait staff) at the End of Financial Year Fundraising Event “Raising for Recovery”. This event is to raise funds so Fresh Start can continue their work in supporting thousands of people and families in their addiction recovery journey and create awareness and a platform for advocacy.

Gain valuable events experience and also be part of Woodfordia's burgeoning Folk Club that takes place the last Saturday of the month. You may even wish to sign up and try your hand at performing! This crew does all the behind the scenes work for Woodfordia's annual working bee, the Winter Warmer, for the Woodford Folk Festival Programme Launch and the two volunteer parties at the festival.

Fresh Start is a not-for-profit addiction and substance use disorder recovery program that is looking for reliable, efficient and easy-going people, that are available as soon as possible on a Monday, Tuesday or Friday from 3pm until 6pm, and enjoy cooking a variety of healthy home cooked meals, for our residents who are in the early stages of recovery and detoxification. The power of a home cooked meal is soul warming and can make our clients feel safe and comfortable.

Strawberry Hill has a new visitor hub and needs volunteers to make coffee and serve refreshments to visitors enjoying their stay.

Volunteers to be part of History at Ballam Park Homestead, serving in the Tearooms.