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Volunteer with Parks & Recreation!
Get Involved in Parks & Recreation!
Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation offers a wide variety of volunteer opportunities for all ages! Whether you enjoy helping at the Farmers' Market, restoring natural areas or serving lunch at the Adult Community Center, we have plenty of activities for you!
For current volunteer opportunities, please visit any of the links below. Families and youth are welcome to join the fun too! Volunteers are required to complete a waiver or a volunteer application and an interest form. Volunteers 18+ may be required to complete and successfully pass a criminal background check if requested by the Project Supervisor to qualify as a volunteer for the City.
Volunteer as a Steward in Natural Areas, CLICK here
BECOME A JR. CAMP COUNSELOR!
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED FOR 2018
The Lake Oswego Adult Community Center relies on a consistent and established volunteer workforce to successfully operate the multitude of programs and services offered to the 50+ community. Shown below is a list of programs in which we partner with volunteers.
Luscher Farm has several opportunities for volunteer assistance. Come learn first hand what organic gardening is all about. We have opportunities for children, families and adults, including:
Volunteering is the ultimate exercise in democracy. You vote in elections once a year, but when you volunteer, you vote every day about the kind of community you want to live in.
WE MOVED!
The LO Teen Lounge and other LOPR programs have moved to the Christ Church Episcopal Parish (CCP), 1060 Chandler Road.
There are a number of ways for people of all ages to get involved in Lake Oswego, whether as a volunteer, board or commission member, or elected official.
