Our handy volunteer flow chart offers you a quick guide to donating your time in SLO County 

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Giving of your time for the benefit of others—be it for kids, our little furry friends, or for the health of the environment we all get to enjoy—is an experience as rewarding as it is laudable. There are plenty of volunteer opportunities on the Central Coast from a wealth of invaluable organizations that could use some help. Here’s a handy guide we’ve compiled to make selecting the right volunteering experience that much easier. For a more in-depth list and more information, check out volunteerslo.org, your one-stop shop for everything you see here, brought to you by the United Way of San Luis Obispo!

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