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 Volunteer/Intern Application

*Note that Public Health, Sheriff's Office, Victim Assistance and Dog Shelter utilize their own applications. Visit the Ongoing Opportunities page to find these program specific applications.

Advisory Board Application

To Request a Hardcopy or    Alternate Format, email volunteer@co.marion.or.us
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New Volunteer Orientation

Once placement is confirmed, these e-learning modules for new volunteers must be completed within 15 days of start date.

Volunteer Account Access

Create/access a volunteer account to:

  • Update Contact Information
  • Review Assignments
  • Track Hours and more
Instructions for setting up your Volunteer Info Center account.

Volunteer Exit Survey

Has your volunteer time come to an end? Please take a moment to provide feedback about your experience.

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New Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteerism plays an important role here at Marion County, helping to build our relationship with citizens while building our capacity to deliver important services and supports. We are fortunate as we benefit from a community committed to civic engagement, and many volunteers make significant contribution in time, energy and expertise.

Marion County offers a wide variety of program and event volunteer opportunities, as well as opportunities to serve on an advisory boards, committee or task force. Opportunities vary by department, and by the time of the year, and evolve.Summary of Marion County Volunteer Opportunities.pdf


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Victim Assistance SAR Jan 2024 1 Reduced.pngSpotlight - Sexual Assault Response Advocates

Marion County's Victim Assistance Program serves thousands of victims each year, providing support to victims of child abuse, stalking, sexual assault, elder abuse, domestic violence, and homicide. Sexual Assault Response Advocates are highly trained volunteers who provide competent, caring services to victims of sexual assault.

Every survivor's experience is unique, and trauma is deeply personal. Volunteer advocates provide immediate response and support to victims of sexual assault, providing an important first step in the healing process. The 2024 Sexual Assault Response Advocate training will begin Monday, January 9, 2024. Applications must be received by Friday, December 22nd.  Find out more, and find their program specific application, at https://www.co.marion.or.us/DA/victimassistance/Pages/volunteers.aspx. Contact the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator Molly Hawkins at MHawkins@co.marion.or.us for more information, or with any questions.


Visit the Ongoing Opportunities page for a list of volunteer opportunities by department. 

Visit Advisory Boards to find more information about open positions on an advisory board, commission, or committee. Eligibility requirements vary by board, but generally applicants must work or live in Marion County to be considered for appointment to any advisory board.

Visit Intern Opportunities for information on opportunities for students enrolled in an academic institution.


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