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Single Day of Service

Group Volunteers

Some people say their workplace is a zoo, but ours really is! Seasonal opportunities are available for businesses, organizations, and service groups to volunteer together for a day of meaningful impact. Group volunteering at the North Carolina Zoo is a great way to give back, strengthen teamwork, boost morale, and support conservation efforts.

Group Volunteer Opportunities
Opportunities

Groups often assist with projects such as hiking trail maintenance, mulching, papier-mâché, animal enrichment projects, cleaning signage, painting, and special events. Projects are assigned on an as-needed basis and may change frequently throughout the year based on the needs of Zoo staff, giving your group a variety of ways to make a meaningful impact each time you volunteer.

Project Requirements
  • Group sizes vary by project, ranging from 3 to 25 participants. Each project has a minimum and maximum number of volunteers needed, so group capacity will depend on the specific project you select.
  • Projects are scheduled based on availability and take place Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m., September through June.
  • Projects are organized for adult groups, post secondary and high school service groups such as:
    • Corporate team building
    • Employer sponsored days of service
    • Employee volunteer leave days
    • High school Beta Club, Key Club, or similar service groups
    • Post secondary service groups
Contact Us

To inquire about a project for your group, please compete the form below to provide the following information:

  • Name of organization or business
  • Age range (adults or students)
  • Number of participants
  • Special notes

Single Day Of Service Interest Form 

Have questions?

Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions

Looking for answers about volunteering at the North Carolina Zoo? Our frequently asked questions (FAQ) page has you covered with helpful information all in one place.

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