Fountain Hills Volunteer EXPO spotlights local clubs and organizations.

The annual Fountain Hills Activities & Volunteer EXPO returned in early February and gave local clubs and organizations a chance to showcase their missions and recruit volunteers.

The annual Fountain Hills Activities & Volunteer EXPO returned to town on a Wednesday in early February. The event provided a chance for local clubs and organizations to share their missions and connect with residents, according to a press release. Attendees could learn about volunteer opportunities and gather information from groups across the community. Organizations representing conservation, the arts, service clubs and animal rescue were among those in attendance. Event highlights: - The EXPO returned to Fountain Hills in early February to help groups recruit volunteers and share information with the public. - The Sonoran Conservancy of Fountain Hills reported having on record over 150 volunteers and said it seeks people who enjoy hiking and can build and maintain trails. - Fountain Hills Theater said it runs up to 18 shows a year and relies on volunteers for many roles, including technical work, costumes and front-of-house duties. - Four Peaks Rotary Club described using the event to explain its community service, fundraising and educational activities. - Fearless Kitty Rescue reported offering a flexible volunteer schedule with tasks ranging from heavier animal care to boutique or cleaning work. - The town’s volunteer webpage was listed as a source for additional information. Summary: The EXPO acted as a forum for nonprofits and local clubs to present their missions and seek volunteers, bringing together groups from conservation, the arts, service organizations and animal welfare. Participants reported ongoing volunteer needs and described a range of available commitments. Undetermined at this time.