Rural Nevada

Projects

March

  • Project Host: Public Education Foundation

    Date: February 9, 2026 thorough March 20, 2026

    Time: At your convenience during the review period

    Ages: Open to Adults (18+), Open to Seniors (65+)

    Registration Details: Once you sign up with this link, you will receive a training email to complete as you set up a Kaleidoscope profile and prepare for scholarship applications to start to be assigned on February 9.

    Location: Throughout the state

    Project Description: Last year, we awarded nearly $7 million in scholarships to students across the state of Nevada. This year, we’re facing a record-breaking number of applications, and we need volunteers like YOU to help make these opportunities possible.

    Scholarship reviews can be completed anywhere in Nevada, from the comfort of your own home, on your own schedule. Just a few hours of your time could truly change the course of a student’s life.

    Volunteer support is needed between February 9 and March 20. You can log in whenever it works for you, and we simply ask that your assigned scholarship bundle be completed within two weeks.

  • Project Host: Dayton Main Street

    Date: March 22, 2026

    Time: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

    Ages: Open to All

    Registration Details: Click here to register directly with the organization

    Location: Old Town Dayton, Main St. & Pike St. to 2nd Ave.

    Project Description: Clean up Old Town Dayton by removing trash, debris, and unwanted vegetation.

  • Project Host: Nevada Division of State Parks

    Date: March 28, 2026

    Time: TBD

    Ages: Open to All

    Registration Details: Click here to register directly with the organization

    Location: Walker River State Recreation Area

    Project Description: Help shape the future of Walker River State Recreation Area by restoring natural spaces at the Elbow and assisting with trail cleanup and pond restoration. Volunteers will contribute to long-term beautification and sustainability efforts while enjoying a rewarding day outdoors. This event is well-suited for beginners and families with older children.

    Need to Know

    • Pets not allowed

    • Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    • Program is weather dependent and may be cancelled without notice; check the website for updates

    • Meet-up location will be shared with registered volunteers

    What to Bring

    • Water

    • Comfortable walking shoes

    • Weather-appropriate clothing

    • Sun protection

    What to Expect

    • Trail work and vegetation removal

    • Outdoor work on mostly flat terrain

    • Hands-on conservation activities

    Fees & Registration

    • Free event

    • Park entrance fee waived for volunteers

    Registration required at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScqDbMow7CxNFOSA5gRThkcAUTNghrd8eHxbQwWrgLjEWdM6g/viewform

    Registration closes 72 hours before the start of the project

MAY

  • Project Host: Nevada Division of State Parks

    Date: June 6, 2026

    Time: TBD

    Ages: Open to all, but minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    Registration Details: Click here for the required registration

    Location: Wild Horse State Recreation Area

    Project Description: Wrap up the Nevada State Parks Nevada Gives volunteer season at Wild Horse State Recreation Area by helping plant trees throughout the park. Volunteers will contribute to long-term beautification and shade improvements while enjoying wide-open spaces and scenic views. This relaxed, beginner-friendly event is ideal for families and volunteers of all experience levels.

    Need to Know

    • Pets not allowed

    • Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    • Program is weather dependent and may be cancelled without notice; check the website for updates

    • Meet-up location will be shared with registered volunteers

    What to Bring

    • Water

    • Comfortable walking shoes

    • Weather-appropriate clothing

    • Sun protection

    What to Expect

    • Tree planting and light landscaping

    • Outdoor work across park grounds

    • Easy to moderate activity level

    Fees & Registration

    Contact:
    This program is hosted by Walker River State Recreation Area.
    Kayla Parsley
    k.parsley@parks.nv.gov
    775-684-2793

    America 250 Nevada Gives Project
    This volunteer event is part of the America 250 Nevada Gives Project, a statewide initiative led by America 250 Nevada to encourage civic engagement and community service in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Nevada State Parks is proud to participate by offering volunteer opportunities that directly support park stewardship, conservation, and visitor experience improvements across the state.

    These Nevada State Parks America 250 service projects are sponsored by MGM Resorts International, with support from Nevada Volunteers and the America 250 Nevada Gives Project.

    Nevada State Parks is committed to providing accessible experiences for all visitors. If you need a reasonable communication accommodation to participate in this event, please contact the park or event coordinator no later than 10 days in advance so we have time to work with you and support your visit

  • Project Host: Pahrump Valley Main Street

    Date: June 13, 2026

    Time: 9 a.m.

    Ages: Open to All

    Registration Details: Click here for the required registration

    Location: Pahrump Valley Boulevard and Calvada Boulevard | 1266 E Calvada Blvd, Pahrump, NV 89048

    Project Description: Pahrump Valley Main Street will be hosting an event for the public to install features that beautify the intersection of Pahrump Valley Boulevard and Calvada Boulevard. The intersection is made up of two corners of strip center type store fronts and parking. One corner is apartments and the other is undeveloped land.

    The goal will be to install things such as planter boxes, solar lights, tiny library and other features. Volunteers will be provided with proper equipment for the tasks they are performing.

April

  • Project Host: Nevada Division of State Parks

    Date: April 4, 2026

    Time: TBD

    Ages: Open to all, but minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    Registration Details: Click here for the required registration

    Location: Elgin Schoolhouse State Historic Site

    Project Description: Be part of restoring history at Elgin Schoolhouse State Historic Site. Volunteers will help clean and beautify a newly acquired area north of the schoolhouse, preparing it for future public enjoyment. This project is ideal for history lovers and volunteers who enjoy hands-on outdoor work in a quiet, historic setting.

    Need to Know

    • Pets not allowed

    • Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    • Program is weather dependent and may be cancelled without notice; check the website for updates

    • Meet-up location will be shared with registered volunteers

    What to Bring

    • Water

    • Comfortable walking shoes

    • Weather-appropriate clothing

    What to Expect

    • Vegetation removal and general cleanup

    • Outdoor work on uneven terrain

    • Moderate physical activity

    Fees & Registration

    Contact:
    This program is hosted by Walker River State Recreation Area.
    Kayla Parsley
    k.parsley@parks.nv.gov
    775-684-2793

    America 250 Nevada Gives Project
    This volunteer event is part of the America 250 Nevada Gives Project, a statewide initiative led by America 250 Nevada to encourage civic engagement and community service in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Nevada State Parks is proud to participate by offering volunteer opportunities that directly support park stewardship, conservation, and visitor experience improvements across the state.

    These Nevada State Parks America 250 service projects are sponsored by MGM Resorts International, with support from Nevada Volunteers and the America 250 Nevada Gives Project.

    Nevada State Parks is committed to providing accessible experiences for all visitors. If you need a reasonable communication accommodation to participate in this event, please contact the park or event coordinator no later than 10 days in advance so we have time to work with you and support your visit

  • Project Host: Nevada Division of State Parks

    Date: Saturday, April 18

    Time: TBD

    Ages: Open to all, but minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    Registration Details: Click here for the required registration

    Location: Walker River State Recreation Area - Pitchfork Ranch

    Project Description: Help restore natural spaces at Pitchfork Ranch by assisting with trail cleanup and pond restoration along the nature trail. This volunteer project offers a peaceful outdoor experience with hands-on conservation work that improves wildlife habitat and visitor access. Perfect for nature lovers and beginners, this event combines light physical activity with a rewarding sense of stewardship.

    Need to Know

    • Pets not allowed

    • Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    • Program is weather dependent and may be cancelled without notice; check the website for updates

    • Meet-up location will be shared with registered volunteers

    What to Bring

    • Water

    • Comfortable walking shoes

    • Weather-appropriate clothing

    • Sun protection

    What to Expect

    • Tree planting and reseeding projects

    • Outdoor work on mostly flat terrain

    • Hands-on conservation activities

    Fees & Registration

    Contact:
    This program is hosted by Walker River State Recreation Area.
    Kayla Parsley
    k.parsley@parks.nv.gov
    775-684-2793

    America 250 Nevada Gives Project
    This volunteer event is part of the America 250 Nevada Gives Project, a statewide initiative led by America 250 Nevada to encourage civic engagement and community service in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Nevada State Parks is proud to participate by offering volunteer opportunities that directly support park stewardship, conservation, and visitor experience improvements across the state.

    These Nevada State Parks America 250 service projects are sponsored by MGM Resorts International, with support from Nevada Volunteers and the America 250 Nevada Gives Project.

    Nevada State Parks is committed to providing accessible experiences for all visitors. If you need a reasonable communication accommodation to participate in this event, please contact the park or event coordinator no later than 10 days in advance so we have time to work with you and support your visit

  • Project Host: Nevada Division of State Parks

    Date: Saturday, April 25

    Time: TBD

    Ages: Open to all, but minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    Registration Details: Click here for the required registration

    Location: Cathedral Gorge State Park

    Project Description: Help enhance shade and scenery at Cathedral Gorge State Park by planting trees in campground and day-use areas. This volunteer day is a great way to give back while enjoying one of Nevada’s most unique landscapes. Activities are beginner-friendly and suitable for families.

    Need to Know

    • Pets not allowed

    • Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    • Program is weather dependent and may be cancelled without notice; check the website for updates

    • Meet-up location will be shared with registered volunteers

    What to Bring

    • Water

    • Comfortable walking shoes

    • Weather-appropriate clothing

    • Sun protection

    What to Expect

    • Tree planting and light landscaping

    • Outdoor work in campground areas

    • Easy to moderate activity level

    Fees & Registration

    Contact:
    This program is hosted by Walker River State Recreation Area.
    Kayla Parsley
    k.parsley@parks.nv.gov
    775-684-2793

    America 250 Nevada Gives Project
    This volunteer event is part of the America 250 Nevada Gives Project, a statewide initiative led by America 250 Nevada to encourage civic engagement and community service in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Nevada State Parks is proud to participate by offering volunteer opportunities that directly support park stewardship, conservation, and visitor experience improvements across the state.

    These Nevada State Parks America 250 service projects are sponsored by MGM Resorts International, with support from Nevada Volunteers and the America 250 Nevada Gives Project.

    Nevada State Parks is committed to providing accessible experiences for all visitors. If you need a reasonable communication accommodation to participate in this event, please contact the park or event coordinator no later than 10 days in advance so we have time to work with you and support your visit

  • Project Host: Yerington Main Street Committee

    Date: April 26, 2026

    Time: 9 a.m.

    Ages: Open to All

    Registration Details: Sign up via email to director@yeringtonmainstreet.com

    Location: 14 East Goldfield Avenue, Yerington, NV 89447

    Project Description: Join us as we roll up our sleeves to clean, refresh, and replant the flower planters and gathering areas along Yerington’s Main Street Corridor. Help us make downtown bloom again!

  • Project Host: Nevada Division of State Parks

    Date: May 2, 2026

    Time: TBD

    Ages: Open to all, but minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    Registration Details: Click here for the required registration

    Location: Washoe Lake State Park – Little Washoe Lake Area

    Project Description: Lend a hand at Washoe Lake State Park during a volunteer day focused on improving trails and lakeside infrastructure. Volunteers will help repair wooden stairs near Little Washoe Lake, trim willow trees, and assist with general trail maintenance. This project is perfect for volunteers who enjoy working outdoors in a scenic setting and want to make trails safer and more enjoyable for everyone.

    Need to Know

    • Pets not allowed

    • Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    • Program is weather dependent and may be cancelled without notice; check the website for updates

    • Meet-up location will be shared with registered volunteers

    What to Bring

    • Water

    • Comfortable walking shoes

    • Weather-appropriate clothing

    • Sun protection

    What to Expect

    • Trail maintenance, stair improvements, and vegetation trimming

    • Outdoor work on uneven terrain

    • Moderate physical activity at a steady pace

    Fees & Registration

    Contact:
    This program is hosted by Walker River State Recreation Area.
    Kayla Parsley
    k.parsley@parks.nv.gov
    775-684-2793

    America 250 Nevada Gives Project
    This volunteer event is part of the America 250 Nevada Gives Project, a statewide initiative led by America 250 Nevada to encourage civic engagement and community service in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Nevada State Parks is proud to participate by offering volunteer opportunities that directly support park stewardship, conservation, and visitor experience improvements across the state.

    These Nevada State Parks America 250 service projects are sponsored by MGM Resorts International, with support from Nevada Volunteers and the America 250 Nevada Gives Project.

    Nevada State Parks is committed to providing accessible experiences for all visitors. If you need a reasonable communication accommodation to participate in this event, please contact the park or event coordinator no later than 10 days in advance so we have time to work with you and support your visit

  • Project Host: Nevada Division of State Parks

    Date: May 9, 2026

    Time: TBD

    Ages: Open to all, but minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    Registration Details: Click here for the required registration

    Location: Kershaw-Ryan State Park

    Project Description: Experience one of Nevada’s most beautiful desert oases while giving back at Kershaw-Ryan State Park. Volunteers will assist with trail maintenance, tree planting, and grapevine pruning, helping preserve this lush canyon environment for future visitors. This event is ideal for nature lovers, beginners, and volunteers looking for a rewarding day in a unique landscape.

    Need to Know

    • Pets not allowed

    • Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    • Program is weather dependent and may be cancelled without notice; check the website for updates

    • Meet-up location will be shared with registered volunteers

    What to Bring

    • Water

    • Comfortable walking shoes

    • Weather-appropriate clothing

    • Sun protection

    What to Expect

    • Trail maintenance and light landscaping

    • Tree planting and vine pruning

    • Outdoor work in shaded canyon terrain

    • Moderate physical activity

    Fees & Registration

    Contact:
    This program is hosted by Walker River State Recreation Area.
    Kayla Parsley
    k.parsley@parks.nv.gov
    775-684-2793

    America 250 Nevada Gives Project
    This volunteer event is part of the America 250 Nevada Gives Project, a statewide initiative led by America 250 Nevada to encourage civic engagement and community service in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Nevada State Parks is proud to participate by offering volunteer opportunities that directly support park stewardship, conservation, and visitor experience improvements across the state.

    These Nevada State Parks America 250 service projects are sponsored by MGM Resorts International, with support from Nevada Volunteers and the America 250 Nevada Gives Project.

    Nevada State Parks is committed to providing accessible experiences for all visitors. If you need a reasonable communication accommodation to participate in this event, please contact the park or event coordinator no later than 10 days in advance so we have time to work with you and support your visit

  • Project Host: Nevada Division of State Parks

    Date: May 23, 2026

    Time: TBD

    Ages: Open to all, but minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    Registration Details: Click here for the required registration

    Location: Echo Canyon State Park

    Project Description: Help add shade and beauty to Echo Canyon State Park during a volunteer tree planting day. Volunteers will work in campground and day-use areas planting trees that will benefit visitors for generations to come. This family-friendly event is a great choice for first-time volunteers and anyone who enjoys hands-on conservation work.

    Need to Know

    • Pets not allowed

    • Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    • Program is weather dependent and may be cancelled without notice; check the website for updates

    • Meet-up location will be shared with registered volunteers

    What to Bring

    • Water

    • Comfortable walking shoes

    • Weather-appropriate clothing

    • Sun protection

    What to Expect

    • Tree planting in campground and day-use areas

    • Outdoor work on mostly flat terrain

    • Easy to moderate activity level

    Fees & Registration

    Contact:
    This program is hosted by Walker River State Recreation Area.
    Kayla Parsley
    k.parsley@parks.nv.gov
    775-684-2793

    America 250 Nevada Gives Project
    This volunteer event is part of the America 250 Nevada Gives Project, a statewide initiative led by America 250 Nevada to encourage civic engagement and community service in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Nevada State Parks is proud to participate by offering volunteer opportunities that directly support park stewardship, conservation, and visitor experience improvements across the state.

    These Nevada State Parks America 250 service projects are sponsored by MGM Resorts International, with support from Nevada Volunteers and the America 250 Nevada Gives Project.

    Nevada State Parks is committed to providing accessible experiences for all visitors. If you need a reasonable communication accommodation to participate in this event, please contact the park or event coordinator no later than 10 days in advance so we have time to work with you and support your visit

JUNE