Volunteer: Volunteer Planting: Habitat-Friendly Solar in Little FallsThank you for joining us! Your support helps make a meaningful impact on our restoration efforts. Volunteers will assist with planting native plant plugs beneath solar panels and watering newly planted vegetation to help establish healthy, sustainable habitat. These activities contribute to biodiversity, pollinator support, and long-term environmental stewardship.
Please note registrants will receive updates on any changes and final event details as the date approaches. Register here. This event is open to all, and any necessary training will be provided. Day of: Please arrive promptly, allowing time for parking and a short walk. There will be light snacks and extra water available during the event. Please bring your own reusable water bottle. In addition, bring your work/gardening gloves if you have them, if not they will be provided. Safety: Ensuring safety is our highest priority. It is important that event participants wear close-toed shoes and long sleeves to protect against the elements. We recommend dressing for the weather; layers are key. Note: By registering online, you will complete the release of liability and photo release waiver. Please let us know at the event if you wish to be excluded from event photography. Questions? volunteer@greatrivergreening.org | +1 651-665-9500 | Learn more about Great River Greening at www.greatrivergreening.org Nonprofit: Great River Greening Thank you for joining us! Your support helps make a meaningful impact on our restoration efforts. Volunteers will assist with planting native plant plugs beneath solar panels and watering newly planted vegetation to help establish healthy, sustainable habitat. These activities contribute to biodiversity, pollinator support, and long-term environmental stewardship.
Please note registrants will receive updates on any changes and final event details as the date approaches. Register here. This event is open to all, and any necessary training will be provided. Day of: Please arrive promptly, allowing time for parking and a short walk. There will be light snacks and extra water available during the event. Please bring your own reusable water bottle. In addition, bring your work/gardening gloves if you have them, if not they will be provided. Safety: Ensuring safety is our highest priority. It is important that event participants wear close-toed shoes and long sleeves to protect against the elements. We recommend dressing for the weather; layers are key. Note: By registering online, you will complete the release of liability and photo release waiver. Please let us know at the event if you wish to be excluded from event photography. Questions? volunteer@greatrivergreening.org | +1 651-665-9500 | Learn more about Great River Greening at www.greatrivergreening.org Nonprofit: Great River Greening Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Sep 9, 2026 Zip Code: 56345 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Food Packers-Eagan, MNTurn hunger into hope with your own two hands! Join us in our mission of feeding starving children around the world. Together with other volunteers, pack dry meals called "Mannapack Rice." Join us in saving and transforming lives. Reserve your spot online via our website: www.fmsc.org/eagan
Thank you and we hope to see you very soon!
Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Turn hunger into hope with your own two hands! Join us in our mission of feeding starving children around the world. Together with other volunteers, pack dry meals called "Mannapack Rice." Join us in saving and transforming lives. Reserve your spot online via our website: www.fmsc.org/eagan
Thank you and we hope to see you very soon!
Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55121 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Food Packers - Coon RapidsTurn hunger into hope with your own two hands! You will… Get a brief orientation with video, rules, and instructions work together with other volunteers to be part of an assembly line process to label, pour ingredients, weigh, box, and palletize dry ingredients. Conclude your packing shift to celebrate the number of boxes you packed as a large group and learn about what your next steps can look likeWe will… Promise you a good time working together with friends, family, and sometimes strangers Empower you and your team to be world changers Include everyone on your team. We have spots for people who can’t stand, those who want to move and be active, and anyone who is looking for a fun place to volunteer!How to get involved… Sign up online: fmsc.org/coonrapids. We do have limited space per packing session We have three locations in the greater Twin Cities area (Chanhassen, Coon Rapids, and Eagan) Each site has 5 packing sessions six days a week (we’re closed on Sundays) Monday through Friday 9:30 am - 11:15 am 12 pm – 1:45 pm 2:30 pm – 4:15 pm 5 pm- 6:30 pm 7:15 - 9 pm Saturday 9:30 am - 11:15 am 12 pm - 1:45 pm 2:30 pm- 4:15 pm5 pm - 6:30pm 7:15 pm - 9 pmA few other things to know… Our minimum age requirement is 5 years old when accompanied by an adult. We do not have a minimum group size, so you may come alone or bring a group. If you are completing community/school/church/court related community service, please ask for a Volunteer Service Hours form immediately following your packing session.Donations: While donations are not required to pack at this session, we humbly request them. Each volunteer packs about $50 worth of food and FMSC receives no government support. We can only send meals as we have funding. Nearly everyone is able to contribute something, but we leave the amount up to you. Many groups and individuals make advance fundraising a fun part of their service project. As you're willing and able, you may donate on the day you volunteer (by cash, check or credit card), or online before or after you pack. Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Turn hunger into hope with your own two hands! You will… Get a brief orientation with video, rules, and instructions work together with other volunteers to be part of an assembly line process to label, pour ingredients, weigh, box, and palletize dry ingredients. Conclude your packing shift to celebrate the number of boxes you packed as a large group and learn about what your next steps can look likeWe will… Promise you a good time working together with friends, family, and sometimes strangers Empower you and your team to be world changers Include everyone on your team. We have spots for people who can’t stand, those who want to move and be active, and anyone who is looking for a fun place to volunteer!How to get involved… Sign up online: fmsc.org/coonrapids. We do have limited space per packing session We have three locations in the greater Twin Cities area (Chanhassen, Coon Rapids, and Eagan) Each site has 5 packing sessions six days a week (we’re closed on Sundays) Monday through Friday 9:30 am - 11:15 am 12 pm – 1:45 pm 2:30 pm – 4:15 pm 5 pm- 6:30 pm 7:15 - 9 pm Saturday 9:30 am - 11:15 am 12 pm - 1:45 pm 2:30 pm- 4:15 pm5 pm - 6:30pm 7:15 pm - 9 pmA few other things to know… Our minimum age requirement is 5 years old when accompanied by an adult. We do not have a minimum group size, so you may come alone or bring a group. If you are completing community/school/church/court related community service, please ask for a Volunteer Service Hours form immediately following your packing session.Donations: While donations are not required to pack at this session, we humbly request them. Each volunteer packs about $50 worth of food and FMSC receives no government support. We can only send meals as we have funding. Nearly everyone is able to contribute something, but we leave the amount up to you. Many groups and individuals make advance fundraising a fun part of their service project. As you're willing and able, you may donate on the day you volunteer (by cash, check or credit card), or online before or after you pack. Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55433 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Meal Packing for Children Around the World - Chanhassen, MNAt Feed My Starving Children, our mission is to feed all of God's starving children around the world who are hungry in both body and in spirit. But we cannot do this without your help. Will you join us? You will pack dry meals called "MannaPack Rice" which is made of four essential ingredients: rice, soy, vegetables, and vitamins. We REQUIRE that you make a reservation on our website: https://www.fmsc.org/get-involved/volunteer before you come to pack. On this website link, you will find: *Our packing locations We look forward to having you pack with us soon. Blessings Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. At Feed My Starving Children, our mission is to feed all of God's starving children around the world who are hungry in both body and in spirit. But we cannot do this without your help. Will you join us? You will pack dry meals called "MannaPack Rice" which is made of four essential ingredients: rice, soy, vegetables, and vitamins. We REQUIRE that you make a reservation on our website: https://www.fmsc.org/get-involved/volunteer before you come to pack. On this website link, you will find: *Our packing locations We look forward to having you pack with us soon. Blessings Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55317 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Q3/4 Team Assembly ProjectsAt Hennepin Healthcare, we are proud to serve as Minnesota’s largest Level 1 trauma center, safety-net hospital, and public teaching institution. Through our Doing Good activations, we partner with organizations to create meaningful opportunities for employees to give back in ways that reflect your company’s values and culture. You choose what moves you. We help you make it happen. Current urgent needs that will fit any budget: Let's connect! Paula
Wilhelm, Engagement Manager Nonprofit: Hennepin Healthcare Foundation (HHF) At Hennepin Healthcare, we are proud to serve as Minnesota’s largest Level 1 trauma center, safety-net hospital, and public teaching institution. Through our Doing Good activations, we partner with organizations to create meaningful opportunities for employees to give back in ways that reflect your company’s values and culture. You choose what moves you. We help you make it happen. Current urgent needs that will fit any budget: Let's connect! Paula
Wilhelm, Engagement Manager Nonprofit: Hennepin Healthcare Foundation (HHF) Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Nov 18, 2026 Zip Code: 55415 Allow Groups: Teams only |
Volunteer: Rock from the Heart Event Security Team -Vikings gamesVikings Games – US Bank Stadium Required Training Link (must be completed by all new volunteers): 8/9/2026 Sunday 9:00AM- 9PM at Huntington Bank Stadium 8/16/2026 Sunday 9:00AM -9:00PM at Huntington Bank Stadium Nonprofit: Rock from the Heart Vikings Games – US Bank Stadium Required Training Link (must be completed by all new volunteers): 8/9/2026 Sunday 9:00AM- 9PM at Huntington Bank Stadium 8/16/2026 Sunday 9:00AM -9:00PM at Huntington Bank Stadium Nonprofit: Rock from the Heart Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55415 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Event Support for Love Leads Carnival & Art FairJoin us for a day of creativity, music, games, food, and community at Wingspan's inaugural Love Leads Carnival & Art Fair! Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Join us for a day of creativity, music, games, food, and community at Wingspan's inaugural Love Leads Carnival & Art Fair! Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 23, 2026 Zip Code: 55107 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Gardeners at Caponi Art Park (Age 16 +)About Gardeners will work on a variety of projects from planting flowers and trees, to weeding and watering under the direction of a staff member or an experienced volunteer. Experience is not necessary, just a love of nature and a drive to learn. Ongoing and single event opportunities are available for individuals and groups from May-October.
Head Gardener The Volunteer Head Gardener position is ideal for an individual with a passion for the outdoors and gardening. This position will be an integral part of the Caponi Art Park team, helping to plan, care for, and maintain park grounds. They will also spend time working with less-experienced park volunteers, ensuring that proper gardening techniques are used consistently. The Head Gardener will ideally be able to volunteer on a regular basis at Caponi Art Park.
Details Assist in Maintenance of park gardens, pathways, and landscaping. Work alongside other outdoor volunteers, encouraging consistent gardening techniques. Generate an ongoing list of pertinent gardening projects and grounds maintenance task; this list will serve as a guide for other park gardening volunteers. Position available April-October.
Experience and Qualifications A certificate as a Master Gardener, or other significant gardening experience. Must be physically capable of gardening. Should be comfortable working alone, as well as providing guidance to other less-experienced gardening volunteers. Knowledge of native plant species.
Gardening Assistant The Gardening Assistant may volunteer on a regular or part time basis under the direction of a staff member or experienced gardening volunteer. Details Flexible hours for volunteer. Families, groups, and individuals welcome. Activities: planting, weeding, and watering flowers and plants in the Sculpture Garden and Theater in the Woods. Position available May-October.
Nonprofit: Caponi Art Park About Gardeners will work on a variety of projects from planting flowers and trees, to weeding and watering under the direction of a staff member or an experienced volunteer. Experience is not necessary, just a love of nature and a drive to learn. Ongoing and single event opportunities are available for individuals and groups from May-October.
Head Gardener The Volunteer Head Gardener position is ideal for an individual with a passion for the outdoors and gardening. This position will be an integral part of the Caponi Art Park team, helping to plan, care for, and maintain park grounds. They will also spend time working with less-experienced park volunteers, ensuring that proper gardening techniques are used consistently. The Head Gardener will ideally be able to volunteer on a regular basis at Caponi Art Park.
Details Assist in Maintenance of park gardens, pathways, and landscaping. Work alongside other outdoor volunteers, encouraging consistent gardening techniques. Generate an ongoing list of pertinent gardening projects and grounds maintenance task; this list will serve as a guide for other park gardening volunteers. Position available April-October.
Experience and Qualifications A certificate as a Master Gardener, or other significant gardening experience. Must be physically capable of gardening. Should be comfortable working alone, as well as providing guidance to other less-experienced gardening volunteers. Knowledge of native plant species.
Gardening Assistant The Gardening Assistant may volunteer on a regular or part time basis under the direction of a staff member or experienced gardening volunteer. Details Flexible hours for volunteer. Families, groups, and individuals welcome. Activities: planting, weeding, and watering flowers and plants in the Sculpture Garden and Theater in the Woods. Position available May-October.
Nonprofit: Caponi Art Park Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Nonprofit Requirement: >16 years old Zip Code: 55123 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Gabby's Dollhouse Event SupportMinnesota Children's Museum will be hosting a fun meet and greet for Gabby's Dollhouse, a popular Netflix children's TV show on Friday, August 7th, Saturday, August 8th and Sunday, August 9th! We are expecting large crowds and lots of fun, so we'll be needing all hands on deck! Volunteers will help entertain visitors, lead special themed arts and crafts stations and assist with line management. If you are available, please fill out this brief form to help out! Gabby's Dollhouse Volunteer Sign-up – Fill out form Nonprofit: Minnesota Children's Museum Minnesota Children's Museum will be hosting a fun meet and greet for Gabby's Dollhouse, a popular Netflix children's TV show on Friday, August 7th, Saturday, August 8th and Sunday, August 9th! We are expecting large crowds and lots of fun, so we'll be needing all hands on deck! Volunteers will help entertain visitors, lead special themed arts and crafts stations and assist with line management. If you are available, please fill out this brief form to help out! Gabby's Dollhouse Volunteer Sign-up – Fill out form Nonprofit: Minnesota Children's Museum Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Aug 7, 2026 through Aug 9, 2026 Zip Code: 55102 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: One Person's Left Behind. Another Person's Fresh StartNot everything left behind belongs in the trash. We're looking for a volunteer who enjoys organizing, sorting, and uncovering hidden gems to help us go through items left behind in our housing programs when people move out. You'll help decide what can be: Recycled or discarded Donated to participants Shared with other nonprofits Given a second lifeIt's hands-on work that keeps usable items out of the landfill, stretches our resources, and helps more people get what they need. We'll provide the gloves. You bring the passion for cleaning! Nonprofit: Avivo Not everything left behind belongs in the trash. We're looking for a volunteer who enjoys organizing, sorting, and uncovering hidden gems to help us go through items left behind in our housing programs when people move out. You'll help decide what can be: Recycled or discarded Donated to participants Shared with other nonprofits Given a second lifeIt's hands-on work that keeps usable items out of the landfill, stretches our resources, and helps more people get what they need. We'll provide the gloves. You bring the passion for cleaning! Nonprofit: Avivo Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: The most meaningful assembly line you'll ever joinSometimes the best way to help someone is to make sure the right supplies are ready before they're needed. Nonprofit: Avivo Sometimes the best way to help someone is to make sure the right supplies are ready before they're needed. Nonprofit: Avivo Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55401 Allow Groups: Teams only |
Volunteer: Lift More Than BoxesLift More Than Boxes. Every couch moved, apartment painted, shelf assembled, or flower planted helps create spaces where people can feel safe, welcome, and at home. We're looking for volunteer groups of 5–15 people to tackle hands-on projects across Avivo's sites. Whether you're hauling furniture, assembling new pieces, sprucing up outdoor spaces, or helping refresh apartments with a fresh coat of paint, your team's work has an immediate impact. We'll provide the project. You bring the energy (and maybe a few punny jokes). Most projects take about 3 hours and are perfect for corporate teams, community groups, or friends looking to make a tangible difference together. Projects may include: Refreshing apartments with paint Moving furniture and supplies Assembling furniture Landscaping and outdoor cleanup Organizing storage spaces and moving suppliesBecause everyone deserves a space that feels like home. Contact Jenn.Hamrick@avivomn.org for questions and to get scheduled! Nonprofit: Avivo Lift More Than Boxes. Every couch moved, apartment painted, shelf assembled, or flower planted helps create spaces where people can feel safe, welcome, and at home. We're looking for volunteer groups of 5–15 people to tackle hands-on projects across Avivo's sites. Whether you're hauling furniture, assembling new pieces, sprucing up outdoor spaces, or helping refresh apartments with a fresh coat of paint, your team's work has an immediate impact. We'll provide the project. You bring the energy (and maybe a few punny jokes). Most projects take about 3 hours and are perfect for corporate teams, community groups, or friends looking to make a tangible difference together. Projects may include: Refreshing apartments with paint Moving furniture and supplies Assembling furniture Landscaping and outdoor cleanup Organizing storage spaces and moving suppliesBecause everyone deserves a space that feels like home. Contact Jenn.Hamrick@avivomn.org for questions and to get scheduled! Nonprofit: Avivo Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: Teams only |
Volunteer: MN State Fair - YWCA St Paul/DYGI VolunteerClick here to reserve your shift: DYGI: DYGI State Fair Sign up 2026 Thank you for volunteering to support DYGI Drive, Midwest Sims, and the DYGI Gaming Truck at the Minnesota State Fair! Volunteers will help welcome youth and families, share information about DYGI’s programs, assist visitors with the gaming truck and racing simulators, and help keep the experience organized, safe, and enjoyable. Nonprofit: YWCA St. Paul Click here to reserve your shift: DYGI: DYGI State Fair Sign up 2026 Thank you for volunteering to support DYGI Drive, Midwest Sims, and the DYGI Gaming Truck at the Minnesota State Fair! Volunteers will help welcome youth and families, share information about DYGI’s programs, assist visitors with the gaming truck and racing simulators, and help keep the experience organized, safe, and enjoyable. Nonprofit: YWCA St. Paul Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Aug 27, 2026 through Sep 7, 2026 Zip Code: 55102 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Make Sandwiches for our Welcome Center Visitors!Click here to learn more and SIGN UP!
Agate's Welcome Center offers a reliable, safe space for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness to connect with our teams. Anyone can visit for basic needs: shelter from weather, bathroom access, device charging, water, snacks, and clothing items like shoes and socks. It serves as both a resource hub and a bridge—connecting individuals to the tools, services, and support they need to move from homelessness to stability. Learn more at agatemn.org/homelessness. We've recently partnered with The Sandwich Project MN to accept signups for 200-400 PB & J sandwiches for our Welcome Center visitors! Instructions: Purchase the supplies to make at least 200 PB & J sandwichesMake the sandwiches at your own locationSign up and deliver the sandwiches to us! (Mondays 11-12)This is a great opportunity to do with friends, family, faith groups, or corporations! Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Click here to learn more and SIGN UP!
Agate's Welcome Center offers a reliable, safe space for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness to connect with our teams. Anyone can visit for basic needs: shelter from weather, bathroom access, device charging, water, snacks, and clothing items like shoes and socks. It serves as both a resource hub and a bridge—connecting individuals to the tools, services, and support they need to move from homelessness to stability. Learn more at agatemn.org/homelessness. We've recently partnered with The Sandwich Project MN to accept signups for 200-400 PB & J sandwiches for our Welcome Center visitors! Instructions: Purchase the supplies to make at least 200 PB & J sandwichesMake the sandwiches at your own locationSign up and deliver the sandwiches to us! (Mondays 11-12)This is a great opportunity to do with friends, family, faith groups, or corporations! Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55421 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Cleanup, Gardening, and Beautification in MinneapolisIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55407 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Cleanup and Beautification in St AnthonyIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55418 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Cleanup and Beautification in Roseville/Falcon HeightsIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55108 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Cleanup and Beautification in Arden Hills/New BrightonIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55113 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Care, Gardening, and Beautification in WoodburyIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 3 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 3 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55125 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Care, Gardening, and Beautification in Mounds View/Shoreview AreaIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55112 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Care, Gardening, and Beautification in BloomingtonIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55431 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Care, Gardening and Beautification in RichfieldIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55419 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Care, Gardening and Beautification in Coon RapidsIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty!
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty!
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55433 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Care and Beautification in New HopeIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55428 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Gardening and Yard Beautification Throughout The MetroFor over 53 years, Wingspan has provided people impacted by disabilities with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without you, our wonderful volunteers! Opportunity: Individuals/groups are needed for seasonal yard clean-up. Raking, planting flowers, weeding, mulching, trimming of trees and hedges. Some equipment and supplies provided but we may encourage large groups to bring extra gloves and rakes. Dates, locations, and times are flexible and can be worked out to fit your group's schedule. We have 36 locations around the metro including Bloomington, Falcon Heights, Maplewood, Minneapolis, Mounds View, New Hope, Richfield, Roseville, St. Anthony Village, Shoreview, Woodbury and St. Paul. Please contact Keller Karlstrom, Marketing & Community Engagement Specialist, at 701-205-6233 or email kkarlstrom@wingspanlife.org for more information. We will provide refreshments Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided people impacted by disabilities with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without you, our wonderful volunteers! Opportunity: Individuals/groups are needed for seasonal yard clean-up. Raking, planting flowers, weeding, mulching, trimming of trees and hedges. Some equipment and supplies provided but we may encourage large groups to bring extra gloves and rakes. Dates, locations, and times are flexible and can be worked out to fit your group's schedule. We have 36 locations around the metro including Bloomington, Falcon Heights, Maplewood, Minneapolis, Mounds View, New Hope, Richfield, Roseville, St. Anthony Village, Shoreview, Woodbury and St. Paul. Please contact Keller Karlstrom, Marketing & Community Engagement Specialist, at 701-205-6233 or email kkarlstrom@wingspanlife.org for more information. We will provide refreshments Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55107 Allow Groups: Yes |
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Organization: Reach for Resources Reach for Resources is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people of all abilities live, work, learn, and participate fully in their communities. Through recreation, mental health, transportation, and inclusion services, Reach creates opportunities for individuals with disabilities and mental health challenges to thrive. Volunteer OpportunityJoin Reach for Resources for our annual Ghostly Gala, a fun-filled Halloween celebration for individuals of all abilities. This popular community event features costume contests, games, dancing, prizes, dinner, and plenty of Halloween fun. Volunteers play a critical role in creating a welcoming, inclusive, and memorable experience for attendees. Volunteer ResponsibilitiesVolunteers may assist with: Event setup and decorating Guest check-in and registration Game and activity stations Costume contest support Prize and raffle tables Dance floor engagement Serving pizza and refreshments Wayfinding and attendee support Sensory room assistance (if assigned) Event cleanup and teardown Qualifications Friendly, positive, and welcoming attitude Ability to interact respectfully with individuals of all abilities Dependable and punctual Ability to stand and move throughout portions of the event No prior experience required Why Volunteer? Make a meaningful impact in your community Support individuals with disabilities and mental health challenges Gain event planning and community engagement experience Earn volunteer service hours Enjoy a fun, festive Halloween atmosphere while giving back ImpactGhostly Gala provides an inclusive and accessible opportunity for community members to celebrate Halloween, build friendships, and enjoy a safe, welcoming social event. Your volunteer support helps ensure every attendee has a positive and memorable experience. About the EventGhostly Gala is Reach for Resources' annual Halloween celebration featuring a costume contest, games, prizes, dancing, and a pizza dinner. The event welcomes participants of all abilities and includes accommodations such as a sensory-friendly space to ensure everyone can participate comfortably. Join us in creating a spooktacular evening filled with fun, inclusion, and community spirit! Nonprofit: Reach for Resources {
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Organization: Reach for Resources Reach for Resources is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people of all abilities live, work, learn, and participate fully in their communities. Through recreation, mental health, transportation, and inclusion services, Reach creates opportunities for individuals with disabilities and mental health challenges to thrive. Volunteer OpportunityJoin Reach for Resources for our annual Ghostly Gala, a fun-filled Halloween celebration for individuals of all abilities. This popular community event features costume contests, games, dancing, prizes, dinner, and plenty of Halloween fun. Volunteers play a critical role in creating a welcoming, inclusive, and memorable experience for attendees. Volunteer ResponsibilitiesVolunteers may assist with: Event setup and decorating Guest check-in and registration Game and activity stations Costume contest support Prize and raffle tables Dance floor engagement Serving pizza and refreshments Wayfinding and attendee support Sensory room assistance (if assigned) Event cleanup and teardown Qualifications Friendly, positive, and welcoming attitude Ability to interact respectfully with individuals of all abilities Dependable and punctual Ability to stand and move throughout portions of the event No prior experience required Why Volunteer? Make a meaningful impact in your community Support individuals with disabilities and mental health challenges Gain event planning and community engagement experience Earn volunteer service hours Enjoy a fun, festive Halloween atmosphere while giving back ImpactGhostly Gala provides an inclusive and accessible opportunity for community members to celebrate Halloween, build friendships, and enjoy a safe, welcoming social event. Your volunteer support helps ensure every attendee has a positive and memorable experience. About the EventGhostly Gala is Reach for Resources' annual Halloween celebration featuring a costume contest, games, prizes, dancing, and a pizza dinner. The event welcomes participants of all abilities and includes accommodations such as a sensory-friendly space to ensure everyone can participate comfortably. Join us in creating a spooktacular evening filled with fun, inclusion, and community spirit! Nonprofit: Reach for Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Oct 30, 2026 Zip Code: 55416 Allow Groups: Yes |
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Mental Health & Accessibility Fair Volunteer
Date: Wednesday, September 23 Join Reach for Resources as a volunteer for our Mental Health & Accessibility Fair! This free community event connects individuals, families, caregivers, and community members with resources related to mental health, disability services, advocacy, housing, employment, recreation, transportation, and civic engagement. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and inclusive experience for attendees by assisting with event setup, greeting guests, directing attendees, supporting exhibitors, monitoring resource areas, and helping with cleanup at the end of the event. A featured Mental Health Support in the Community Panel will take place from 6:00–6:45 p.m., bringing together local experts to discuss mental health resources and answer community questions. This is a great opportunity to support accessibility, inclusion, and community connection while making a meaningful impact. No prior experience is required. Training and instructions will be provided at the event. Nonprofit: Reach for Resources {
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Date: Wednesday, September 23 Join Reach for Resources as a volunteer for our Mental Health & Accessibility Fair! This free community event connects individuals, families, caregivers, and community members with resources related to mental health, disability services, advocacy, housing, employment, recreation, transportation, and civic engagement. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and inclusive experience for attendees by assisting with event setup, greeting guests, directing attendees, supporting exhibitors, monitoring resource areas, and helping with cleanup at the end of the event. A featured Mental Health Support in the Community Panel will take place from 6:00–6:45 p.m., bringing together local experts to discuss mental health resources and answer community questions. This is a great opportunity to support accessibility, inclusion, and community connection while making a meaningful impact. No prior experience is required. Training and instructions will be provided at the event. Nonprofit: Reach for Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Sep 23, 2026 Zip Code: 55416 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Make Lunch. Make a Difference. - Weekly opportunity!This volunteer‑led, in‑kind project gives you total flexibility to make a real difference. It's simple--buy the ingredients, make the lunches, and choose a drop‑off time that works for you. Select either of our shelters in Downtown or South Minneapolis. Your generosity brings nourishment and hope to our neighbors who need it most! Read the instructions below carefully and then click to schedule an appointment:BOOK A DROP-OFF TIME SLOT HERE!Basic Guidelines: Purchase ingredients and prepare at least 50 sandwiches. Sandwiches: Meat & Cheese onlySides (optional): chips, fruit, and condiment packetsEstimated cost:Sandwiches only: $90With sides: $120Need help getting started? Check out our pre‑loaded shopping cart for inspiration! Supply Checklist Meat (no pork)CheeseBreadWhite labels & markerZiploc bagsFood‑prep glovesSides: chips, bananas or oranges, condiment packets (mayo and mustard)Assembly Instructions Wash hands and put on food‑prep gloves.Use 2+ slices of meat and 1 slice of cheese per sandwichBag each sandwich in a Ziploc bag and label with type and prep dateFor easy transport, repack sandwiches into the original bread bags and label the outer bagBonus Touch Add a short, neutral encouragement note. Example: “Enjoy your lunch! From St. Mary’s Senior Youth Group” Final Step Deliver your sandwiches at your scheduled time. CLICK HERE TO BOOK A DROP-OFF TIME SLOT! Questions? Email the contact listed on this page only. Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services This volunteer‑led, in‑kind project gives you total flexibility to make a real difference. It's simple--buy the ingredients, make the lunches, and choose a drop‑off time that works for you. Select either of our shelters in Downtown or South Minneapolis. Your generosity brings nourishment and hope to our neighbors who need it most! Read the instructions below carefully and then click to schedule an appointment:BOOK A DROP-OFF TIME SLOT HERE!Basic Guidelines: Purchase ingredients and prepare at least 50 sandwiches. Sandwiches: Meat & Cheese onlySides (optional): chips, fruit, and condiment packetsEstimated cost:Sandwiches only: $90With sides: $120Need help getting started? Check out our pre‑loaded shopping cart for inspiration! Supply Checklist Meat (no pork)CheeseBreadWhite labels & markerZiploc bagsFood‑prep glovesSides: chips, bananas or oranges, condiment packets (mayo and mustard)Assembly Instructions Wash hands and put on food‑prep gloves.Use 2+ slices of meat and 1 slice of cheese per sandwichBag each sandwich in a Ziploc bag and label with type and prep dateFor easy transport, repack sandwiches into the original bread bags and label the outer bagBonus Touch Add a short, neutral encouragement note. Example: “Enjoy your lunch! From St. Mary’s Senior Youth Group” Final Step Deliver your sandwiches at your scheduled time. CLICK HERE TO BOOK A DROP-OFF TIME SLOT! Questions? Email the contact listed on this page only. Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55415 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer at Golf4Goals 202616th Annual Golf4Goals Be part of something special. Volunteer at Golf4Goals 2026!
Join us on August 25, 2026, for the 16th Annual Golf4Goals, a program centered on bringing community together through meaningful engagement and connection. This event supports The Sanneh Foundation’s mission to empower youth, improve lives, and unite communities through programs focused on youth development, community wellness, and food access. Golf4Goals reflects the heart of our work by bringing supporters together to invest in opportunities for youth and families across our community. Volunteers play an important role in creating a welcoming and engaging experience while helping advance programs that make a lasting impact. Whether you are joining as an individual or with a group, your time and presence help make this experience possible. Event Details: Date: August 25, 2026 Location: Bunker Hills Golf Course Address: 12800 Bunker Prairie Rd NW, Coon Rapids, MN 55448 OPEN SHIFTS:Registration: Afternoon Shift: 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Bag Drop Off Helper Morning Shift: 7:00 AM-9:00 AM Afternoon Shift: 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Want to volunteer?Sign Up HereNonprofit: The Sanneh Foundation 16th Annual Golf4Goals Be part of something special. Volunteer at Golf4Goals 2026!
Join us on August 25, 2026, for the 16th Annual Golf4Goals, a program centered on bringing community together through meaningful engagement and connection. This event supports The Sanneh Foundation’s mission to empower youth, improve lives, and unite communities through programs focused on youth development, community wellness, and food access. Golf4Goals reflects the heart of our work by bringing supporters together to invest in opportunities for youth and families across our community. Volunteers play an important role in creating a welcoming and engaging experience while helping advance programs that make a lasting impact. Whether you are joining as an individual or with a group, your time and presence help make this experience possible. Event Details: Date: August 25, 2026 Location: Bunker Hills Golf Course Address: 12800 Bunker Prairie Rd NW, Coon Rapids, MN 55448 OPEN SHIFTS:Registration: Afternoon Shift: 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Bag Drop Off Helper Morning Shift: 7:00 AM-9:00 AM Afternoon Shift: 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Want to volunteer?Sign Up HereNonprofit: The Sanneh Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 25, 2026 Zip Code: 55448 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Lead and inspire other environmental stewards-Become a volunteer supervisor [in-person training]Great River Greening engages thousands of volunteers each year in hands-on restoration, environmental conservation, and community science-based programming. Our volunteer events take place across Minnesota, with a focus on the Twin Cities metro area, central Minnesota (from Blaine to Brainerd), and throughout Southern Minnesota. We invite you to join our dedicated Volunteer Supervisor team as we expand restoration efforts across the state. As a Volunteer Supervisor, you'll develop valuable leadership and restoration skills while helping to lead and motivate groups of volunteers at our spring and fall restoration events. Become a Volunteer Supervisor and help lead habitat restoration efforts with Great River Greening! Volunteer Supervisors oversee small groups of around 10 volunteers during hands-on restoration projects. These activities typically include planting native grasses and forbs, tree and shrub planting, controlling invasive species, and broadcasting seeds. The in-person training will be held at our main office in St. Paul. In-person training is August 18 or join us virtually on August 20th, 2026 for an online training session! No scientific or natural resource experience? No problem! While knowledge in these areas is helpful, it is not required. All training and resources will be provided. Gain new skills while making a real difference in Minnesota's natural spaces. Ready to register? Visit https://www.greatrivergreening.org/events-calendar-sign-up Have questions? Reach out to our Volunteer events Coordinator Vanessa Berrueta at vberrueta@greatrivergreening.org or text/call (612) 743-0630. Nonprofit: Great River Greening Great River Greening engages thousands of volunteers each year in hands-on restoration, environmental conservation, and community science-based programming. Our volunteer events take place across Minnesota, with a focus on the Twin Cities metro area, central Minnesota (from Blaine to Brainerd), and throughout Southern Minnesota. We invite you to join our dedicated Volunteer Supervisor team as we expand restoration efforts across the state. As a Volunteer Supervisor, you'll develop valuable leadership and restoration skills while helping to lead and motivate groups of volunteers at our spring and fall restoration events. Become a Volunteer Supervisor and help lead habitat restoration efforts with Great River Greening! Volunteer Supervisors oversee small groups of around 10 volunteers during hands-on restoration projects. These activities typically include planting native grasses and forbs, tree and shrub planting, controlling invasive species, and broadcasting seeds. The in-person training will be held at our main office in St. Paul. In-person training is August 18 or join us virtually on August 20th, 2026 for an online training session! No scientific or natural resource experience? No problem! While knowledge in these areas is helpful, it is not required. All training and resources will be provided. Gain new skills while making a real difference in Minnesota's natural spaces. Ready to register? Visit https://www.greatrivergreening.org/events-calendar-sign-up Have questions? Reach out to our Volunteer events Coordinator Vanessa Berrueta at vberrueta@greatrivergreening.org or text/call (612) 743-0630. Nonprofit: Great River Greening Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Aug 18, 2026 through Aug 20, 2026 Zip Code: 55107 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Ecological Restoration in Frontenac State ParkVolunteers will support early restoration efforts on a newly acquired park addition and assist with an expanding prairie demonstration garden near the park office. Activities will include removing invasive species using loppers and foldable hand saws. Participants will also learn about native plants, prairie restoration, and invasive species management. Register with Great River Greening here. Please note registrants will receive updates on any changes and final event details as the date approaches. This event is open to all, and any necessary training will be provided. Day of: Please arrive promptly, allowing time for parking and a short walk. There will be light snacks and extra water available during the event. Please bring your own reusable water bottle. In addition, bring your work/gardening gloves if you have them, if not they will be provided. Safety: Ensuring safety is our highest priority. It is important that event participants wear close-toed shoes and long sleeves to protect against the elements. We recommend dressing for the weather; layers are key. Note: By registering online, you will complete the release of liability and photo release waiver. Please let us know at the event if you wish to be excluded from event photography. Questions? volunteer@greatrivergreening.org | +1 651-665-9500 | Learn more about Great River Greening at www.greatrivergreening.org Nonprofit: Great River Greening Volunteers will support early restoration efforts on a newly acquired park addition and assist with an expanding prairie demonstration garden near the park office. Activities will include removing invasive species using loppers and foldable hand saws. Participants will also learn about native plants, prairie restoration, and invasive species management. Register with Great River Greening here. Please note registrants will receive updates on any changes and final event details as the date approaches. This event is open to all, and any necessary training will be provided. Day of: Please arrive promptly, allowing time for parking and a short walk. There will be light snacks and extra water available during the event. Please bring your own reusable water bottle. In addition, bring your work/gardening gloves if you have them, if not they will be provided. Safety: Ensuring safety is our highest priority. It is important that event participants wear close-toed shoes and long sleeves to protect against the elements. We recommend dressing for the weather; layers are key. Note: By registering online, you will complete the release of liability and photo release waiver. Please let us know at the event if you wish to be excluded from event photography. Questions? volunteer@greatrivergreening.org | +1 651-665-9500 | Learn more about Great River Greening at www.greatrivergreening.org Nonprofit: Great River Greening Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 15, 2026 Zip Code: 55206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Youth Group MentoringThe Youth Group Mentoring Program is a space where young people, in partnership withsupportive adults and with each other, build on their inherent strengths and capacity forleadership. Adult volunteers commit to being in relationship with a small group of youngpeople in order to support their learning, exploration, and development. Mentors become partof these young people’s network of support as they pursue personal and collective goals andgrow into active participants in civic and community life.Mentor RoleMentors will work in pairs with a small group of 3-5 young people between the ages of 12 and18, with whom they will attend weekly programming. Exact programming dates are to bedetermined, however, mentors commit to a relationship with their group September-June.Mentors work together to support young people in the following ways:* Build an ongoing supportive relationship by participating in both small- and large-groupactivities with 3-5 young people in grades 7-12* Facilitate conversations and activities with their menteesManage group dynamics to ensure that each young person has opportunities for growthand connection in a safe and supportive environmentAct as guide, cheerleader, and sounding board during projects, empowering youngpeople to take the lead in their own learningServe as a positive role model and friendRecognize and focus on the unique strengths of each menteeAttend bi-monthly outingsProvide transportation to field trips and group meetingsTake the lead on communicating with young people’s parents/guardians in order tocoordinate schedules and logistics related to programmingTime Commitment* Attend weekly 90-minute sessions with a small group of adolescents, Septemberthrough June; mentors work in pairs and each mentor commits to missing no more thanthree meetings in the program year.Participate in at least 4 of the 6 outingsAgree to attend mentor trainings as required, including, but not limited to, a three-hourprogram orientation and at least one anti-racism training throughout the year.Communicate with mentees weekly.Communicate regularly with the program coordinator, including monthly check-ins andemail or phone communication as neededMentor Eligibility Requirements* Be at least 21 years of ageBe willing to adhere to all Simpson Mentoring Program policies and proceduresCommit to all Simpson values, including a commitment to personal and systemic antiracist workComplete and pass the screening procedureBe willing to communicate regularly with the program coordinator and submit monthlymeeting and activity informationHave access to an automobile or reliable transportationHave a current driver’s license, auto insurance with acceptable level of coverage, andgood driving recordHave a clean criminal historyHave never been accused, arrested, charged, or convicted of child abuse or molestationQualificationsWilling listenerAbility to notice strengths and maintain an attitude of hope in the midst of challengesEncouraging and supportivePatient and flexible; willing to try new things and make and learn from mistakesOpen and respectful of individual differencesReliable and consistentBenefits* Opportunity to build authentic connections with community and individualsEnjoyment and learning that comes with building a relationship with a young peopleTraining around positive youth work, homelessness issues, anti-racism and moreMentor/mentee group activities, complimentary tickets to community events,participation in group celebration of time in the programPersonal ongoing support and supervision to help the match succeedApplication and Screening ProcessWritten applicationDriving record checkCriminal history check: national, child abuse and neglect registry, sexual offenderregistryPersonal interviewProvide three personal referencesAttend four-hours of mentor trainingFor more information, contact Simpson’s Mentoring Program athsinnwell@simpsonhousing.org.We are committed to building a diverse group of mentors. Mentors of all races, ethnicities,gender identities, sexual/romantic orientations, religions, dis/abilities, and socioeconomicstatuses are encouraged to apply. The majority of our families are BIPOC (Black,Indigenous, and People of Color) and members of these communities are especiallyencouraged to apply.Watch our video to learn more: Meet Danaeh
Nonprofit: Simpson Housing Services The Youth Group Mentoring Program is a space where young people, in partnership withsupportive adults and with each other, build on their inherent strengths and capacity forleadership. Adult volunteers commit to being in relationship with a small group of youngpeople in order to support their learning, exploration, and development. Mentors become partof these young people’s network of support as they pursue personal and collective goals andgrow into active participants in civic and community life.Mentor RoleMentors will work in pairs with a small group of 3-5 young people between the ages of 12 and18, with whom they will attend weekly programming. Exact programming dates are to bedetermined, however, mentors commit to a relationship with their group September-June.Mentors work together to support young people in the following ways:* Build an ongoing supportive relationship by participating in both small- and large-groupactivities with 3-5 young people in grades 7-12* Facilitate conversations and activities with their menteesManage group dynamics to ensure that each young person has opportunities for growthand connection in a safe and supportive environmentAct as guide, cheerleader, and sounding board during projects, empowering youngpeople to take the lead in their own learningServe as a positive role model and friendRecognize and focus on the unique strengths of each menteeAttend bi-monthly outingsProvide transportation to field trips and group meetingsTake the lead on communicating with young people’s parents/guardians in order tocoordinate schedules and logistics related to programmingTime Commitment* Attend weekly 90-minute sessions with a small group of adolescents, Septemberthrough June; mentors work in pairs and each mentor commits to missing no more thanthree meetings in the program year.Participate in at least 4 of the 6 outingsAgree to attend mentor trainings as required, including, but not limited to, a three-hourprogram orientation and at least one anti-racism training throughout the year.Communicate with mentees weekly.Communicate regularly with the program coordinator, including monthly check-ins andemail or phone communication as neededMentor Eligibility Requirements* Be at least 21 years of ageBe willing to adhere to all Simpson Mentoring Program policies and proceduresCommit to all Simpson values, including a commitment to personal and systemic antiracist workComplete and pass the screening procedureBe willing to communicate regularly with the program coordinator and submit monthlymeeting and activity informationHave access to an automobile or reliable transportationHave a current driver’s license, auto insurance with acceptable level of coverage, andgood driving recordHave a clean criminal historyHave never been accused, arrested, charged, or convicted of child abuse or molestationQualificationsWilling listenerAbility to notice strengths and maintain an attitude of hope in the midst of challengesEncouraging and supportivePatient and flexible; willing to try new things and make and learn from mistakesOpen and respectful of individual differencesReliable and consistentBenefits* Opportunity to build authentic connections with community and individualsEnjoyment and learning that comes with building a relationship with a young peopleTraining around positive youth work, homelessness issues, anti-racism and moreMentor/mentee group activities, complimentary tickets to community events,participation in group celebration of time in the programPersonal ongoing support and supervision to help the match succeedApplication and Screening ProcessWritten applicationDriving record checkCriminal history check: national, child abuse and neglect registry, sexual offenderregistryPersonal interviewProvide three personal referencesAttend four-hours of mentor trainingFor more information, contact Simpson’s Mentoring Program athsinnwell@simpsonhousing.org.We are committed to building a diverse group of mentors. Mentors of all races, ethnicities,gender identities, sexual/romantic orientations, religions, dis/abilities, and socioeconomicstatuses are encouraged to apply. The majority of our families are BIPOC (Black,Indigenous, and People of Color) and members of these communities are especiallyencouraged to apply.Watch our video to learn more: Meet Danaeh
Nonprofit: Simpson Housing Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55405-1699 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Paint the Bolder Options Office Mansion!Join Us in Transforming a Beautiful Mansion into a Welcoming Haven! We’re seeking passionate & skilled volunteers to help us paint and beautify a stunning non-profit office mansion. Your hard work will directly contribute to creating a warm, professional space where our team can serve the community even better. All supplies will be provided. Sign up to paint one room or an entire floor. The project can be scaled to the size of the volunteer group. Nonprofit: Bolder Options Join Us in Transforming a Beautiful Mansion into a Welcoming Haven! We’re seeking passionate & skilled volunteers to help us paint and beautify a stunning non-profit office mansion. Your hard work will directly contribute to creating a warm, professional space where our team can serve the community even better. All supplies will be provided. Sign up to paint one room or an entire floor. The project can be scaled to the size of the volunteer group. Nonprofit: Bolder Options Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help Families in Need Get Food at Today's Harvest - MaplewoodDescription Powered by Open Cupboard, Today’s Harvest depends on the dedication of volunteers like you to serve families in need. This role is perfect if you’re looking for a hands-on, active, and fun way to give back to your community! Today’s Harvest offers a fresh approach to food access. By rescuing food that might otherwise go to waste, we provide neighbors with a changing selection of fresh produce, bread, meat, and other staples. Each visit gives households a 1–2 day supply of nutritious food, helping families stretch their budgets. Shopper's are welcome to visit everyday. Open six days a week, Today’s Harvest is a bustling market that simply wouldn’t run without the support of our amazing volunteers. From stocking shelves to greeting guests, there’s always meaningful work to do—and every shift makes a real difference. Market Shopping Assistant Greet customers as they enter the market and explain how the market works to first time customers.Help answer questions and assist with the checkout/weighing process and iPad. Merchandise coolers, bakery rack(s), and produce tables during slow times. Restock as customer flow allows or ask other volunteers/staff to restock areas that are low. Other duties as assignedMarket Restocking Restock the coolers, freezer, bakery rack(s) and produce table throughout the day as needed. Merchandise coolers, freezer, bakery rack(s), and produce tables to keep like items together and labels facing forward to help customers complete shopping in a timely manner. Monitor customers to make sure they’re taking proper amounts of items according to signs. Help answer questions and assist with the checkout/weighing process. Explain how the market works to first time customers. Help sort, breakdown boxes and compost as needed Other duties as assignedRequirements Volunteers must be age 15 or older Must be able to stand for extended periods and lift 20 pounds Volunteers are required to wear close-toed shoesSchedule Mondays-Fridays: 10:00am to 12:00pm, 11:45am to 2:10pm, 1:45pm to 4:00pm, 3:45pm to 6:00pmSaturday: 8:00am - 10:00am, 9:45am - 11:30am, 11:15am - 1:00pmLocation To get started, complete our volunteer application form, or contact us at volunteer@opencupboard.org or (651) 300-0662. You can also visit our website at www.todaysharvestmn.org for more information. Nonprofit: Open Cupboard Description Powered by Open Cupboard, Today’s Harvest depends on the dedication of volunteers like you to serve families in need. This role is perfect if you’re looking for a hands-on, active, and fun way to give back to your community! Today’s Harvest offers a fresh approach to food access. By rescuing food that might otherwise go to waste, we provide neighbors with a changing selection of fresh produce, bread, meat, and other staples. Each visit gives households a 1–2 day supply of nutritious food, helping families stretch their budgets. Shopper's are welcome to visit everyday. Open six days a week, Today’s Harvest is a bustling market that simply wouldn’t run without the support of our amazing volunteers. From stocking shelves to greeting guests, there’s always meaningful work to do—and every shift makes a real difference. Market Shopping Assistant Greet customers as they enter the market and explain how the market works to first time customers.Help answer questions and assist with the checkout/weighing process and iPad. Merchandise coolers, bakery rack(s), and produce tables during slow times. Restock as customer flow allows or ask other volunteers/staff to restock areas that are low. Other duties as assignedMarket Restocking Restock the coolers, freezer, bakery rack(s) and produce table throughout the day as needed. Merchandise coolers, freezer, bakery rack(s), and produce tables to keep like items together and labels facing forward to help customers complete shopping in a timely manner. Monitor customers to make sure they’re taking proper amounts of items according to signs. Help answer questions and assist with the checkout/weighing process. Explain how the market works to first time customers. Help sort, breakdown boxes and compost as needed Other duties as assignedRequirements Volunteers must be age 15 or older Must be able to stand for extended periods and lift 20 pounds Volunteers are required to wear close-toed shoesSchedule Mondays-Fridays: 10:00am to 12:00pm, 11:45am to 2:10pm, 1:45pm to 4:00pm, 3:45pm to 6:00pmSaturday: 8:00am - 10:00am, 9:45am - 11:30am, 11:15am - 1:00pmLocation To get started, complete our volunteer application form, or contact us at volunteer@opencupboard.org or (651) 300-0662. You can also visit our website at www.todaysharvestmn.org for more information. Nonprofit: Open Cupboard Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55109 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Sort Fresh Food for Families at Today's Harvest - Free Food MarketDescription Powered by Open Cupboard, Today’s Harvest depends on the dedication of volunteers like you to serve families in need. This role is perfect if you’re looking for a hands-on, active, and fun way to give back to your community! Today’s Harvest offers a fresh approach to food access. By rescuing food that might otherwise go to waste, we provide neighbors with a changing selection of fresh produce, bread, meat, and other staples. Each visit gives households a 1–2 day supply of nutritious food, helping families stretch their budgets. Guests are welcome to visit as often as needed. Open six days a week, Today’s Harvest is a bustling market that simply wouldn’t run without the support of our amazing volunteers. From stocking shelves to greeting guests, there’s always meaningful work to do—and every shift makes a real difference.
Food sorting plays a vital role in ensuring that families who visit Today’s Harvest receive healthy, safe, and high-quality food—all while helping reduce food waste in our community. Food sorting is the process of organizing and preparing rescued food so it’s safe, fresh, and ready to share with our community. When food donations arrive—often from grocery stores, food rescue partners, or community drives—volunteers help sort through the items to check for quality and safety. This includes: Separating food into categories such as produce, bread, meat, dairy, and dry goods. Removing items that are spoiled, damaged, or unsafe to distribute. Organizing market-ready food so it can be stocked quickly and efficiently. Composting, garbage or recycling items when appropriate. Requirements Volunteers must be age 15 or older Must be able to stand for extended periods and lift 20 pounds Volunteers are required to wear close-toed shoesSchedule Mondays-Fridays: 10:00am - 12:00pm or 12:00 - 3:00pmLocations Today's Harvest Maplewood - 1740 Van Dyke St, Maplewood MN 55109 Today's Harvest Oakdale, 8264 4th St N, Oakdale, MN 55128 Nonprofit: Open Cupboard Description Powered by Open Cupboard, Today’s Harvest depends on the dedication of volunteers like you to serve families in need. This role is perfect if you’re looking for a hands-on, active, and fun way to give back to your community! Today’s Harvest offers a fresh approach to food access. By rescuing food that might otherwise go to waste, we provide neighbors with a changing selection of fresh produce, bread, meat, and other staples. Each visit gives households a 1–2 day supply of nutritious food, helping families stretch their budgets. Guests are welcome to visit as often as needed. Open six days a week, Today’s Harvest is a bustling market that simply wouldn’t run without the support of our amazing volunteers. From stocking shelves to greeting guests, there’s always meaningful work to do—and every shift makes a real difference.
Food sorting plays a vital role in ensuring that families who visit Today’s Harvest receive healthy, safe, and high-quality food—all while helping reduce food waste in our community. Food sorting is the process of organizing and preparing rescued food so it’s safe, fresh, and ready to share with our community. When food donations arrive—often from grocery stores, food rescue partners, or community drives—volunteers help sort through the items to check for quality and safety. This includes: Separating food into categories such as produce, bread, meat, dairy, and dry goods. Removing items that are spoiled, damaged, or unsafe to distribute. Organizing market-ready food so it can be stocked quickly and efficiently. Composting, garbage or recycling items when appropriate. Requirements Volunteers must be age 15 or older Must be able to stand for extended periods and lift 20 pounds Volunteers are required to wear close-toed shoesSchedule Mondays-Fridays: 10:00am - 12:00pm or 12:00 - 3:00pmLocations Today's Harvest Maplewood - 1740 Van Dyke St, Maplewood MN 55109 Today's Harvest Oakdale, 8264 4th St N, Oakdale, MN 55128 Nonprofit: Open Cupboard Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55109 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Cleanup, Gardening and Beautification in Maplewood AreaIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55109 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Food PrepWe have potlucks once a month. We're looking for people to volunteer for helping make a community meal. Then, and set up for the event. Nonprofit: Riverview Church We have potlucks once a month. We're looking for people to volunteer for helping make a community meal. Then, and set up for the event. Nonprofit: Riverview Church Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55303 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: OrganizingOrganizing Children's Space Volunteer Volunteers help create and maintain a safe, clean, and welcoming environment for children by organizing activity areas, materials, and supplies. This role supports staff and ensures that children have access to well-arranged, engaging spaces for learning and play. Responsibilities: Organize toys, books, games, and learning materials. Arrange activity areas to promote safety and accessibility Sort, label, and store supplies and equipment Clean and tidy children's spaces before and after activities Inspect materials for damage and report safety concerns Assist with setting up and taking down activities and events Help maintain an inviting and child-friendly environment Skills and Qualities: Strong organizational skills and attention to detail Ability to work independently and as part of a team Dependable and responsible Enjoys supporting children and family-focused programs Able to lift and move light supplies as needed Impact: By keeping children's spaces organized and functional, volunteers help create an environment where children can learn, explore, and play safely and comfortably. Nonprofit: Riverview Church Organizing Children's Space Volunteer Volunteers help create and maintain a safe, clean, and welcoming environment for children by organizing activity areas, materials, and supplies. This role supports staff and ensures that children have access to well-arranged, engaging spaces for learning and play. Responsibilities: Organize toys, books, games, and learning materials. Arrange activity areas to promote safety and accessibility Sort, label, and store supplies and equipment Clean and tidy children's spaces before and after activities Inspect materials for damage and report safety concerns Assist with setting up and taking down activities and events Help maintain an inviting and child-friendly environment Skills and Qualities: Strong organizational skills and attention to detail Ability to work independently and as part of a team Dependable and responsible Enjoys supporting children and family-focused programs Able to lift and move light supplies as needed Impact: By keeping children's spaces organized and functional, volunteers help create an environment where children can learn, explore, and play safely and comfortably. Nonprofit: Riverview Church Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55303 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Community Festival Volunteers Needed - Sun. Aug. 9th!Celebrate Disability Joy and Community at The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village Disability Pride Festival on Sunday, August 9th from 10am - 1pm. Uplift and support disability owned businesses and organizations. There will be food, performances, crafts, art installations, face painting, and so much more! Festival will be held in the parking lot of Arc's Value Village Richfield, located at 6528 Penn Ave S. Volunteers are needed Aug. 9th between 9am - 2pm with: event set upgreeting and info tableparticipant navigationbooth supportvideo booth supportparking lot attendantsevent clean up and a host of other activities.If you would like to volunteer to make this event a success, sign up online here. Join us in celebrating disability pride, community, inclusion, creativity, and connection at this exciting community event. Details and logistics will be sent via email closer to the festival and will include what to wear, where to park, who to ask for upon arrival, volunteer t-shirts and task directions. We hope to have you there! Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Celebrate Disability Joy and Community at The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village Disability Pride Festival on Sunday, August 9th from 10am - 1pm. Uplift and support disability owned businesses and organizations. There will be food, performances, crafts, art installations, face painting, and so much more! Festival will be held in the parking lot of Arc's Value Village Richfield, located at 6528 Penn Ave S. Volunteers are needed Aug. 9th between 9am - 2pm with: event set upgreeting and info tableparticipant navigationbooth supportvideo booth supportparking lot attendantsevent clean up and a host of other activities.If you would like to volunteer to make this event a success, sign up online here. Join us in celebrating disability pride, community, inclusion, creativity, and connection at this exciting community event. Details and logistics will be sent via email closer to the festival and will include what to wear, where to park, who to ask for upon arrival, volunteer t-shirts and task directions. We hope to have you there! Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 9, 2026 Zip Code: 55423 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Family Fun Event Volunteers Needed - Sun. Aug. 9th!Celebrate Disability Joy and Community at The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village Disability Pride Festival on Sunday, August 9th from 10am - 1pm. Uplift and support disability owned businesses and organizations. There will be food, performances, crafts, art installations, face painting, and so much more! Festival will be held in the parking lot of Arc's Value Village Richfield, located at 6528 Penn Ave S. Volunteers are needed Aug. 9th between 9am - 2pm with: event set upgreeting and info tableparticipant navigationbooth supportvideo booth supportparking lot attendantsevent clean up and a host of other activities.If you would like to volunteer to make this event a success, sign up online here. Join us in celebrating disability pride, community, inclusion, creativity, and connection at this exciting community event. Details and logistics will be sent via email closer to the festival and will include what to wear, where to park, who to ask for upon arrival, volunteer t-shirts and task directions. We hope to have you there! Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Celebrate Disability Joy and Community at The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village Disability Pride Festival on Sunday, August 9th from 10am - 1pm. Uplift and support disability owned businesses and organizations. There will be food, performances, crafts, art installations, face painting, and so much more! Festival will be held in the parking lot of Arc's Value Village Richfield, located at 6528 Penn Ave S. Volunteers are needed Aug. 9th between 9am - 2pm with: event set upgreeting and info tableparticipant navigationbooth supportvideo booth supportparking lot attendantsevent clean up and a host of other activities.If you would like to volunteer to make this event a success, sign up online here. Join us in celebrating disability pride, community, inclusion, creativity, and connection at this exciting community event. Details and logistics will be sent via email closer to the festival and will include what to wear, where to park, who to ask for upon arrival, volunteer t-shirts and task directions. We hope to have you there! Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 9, 2026 Zip Code: 55423 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Celebrate Disability Joy - Volunteers Needed Sun. Aug. 9th!Celebrate Disability Joy and Community at The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village Disability Pride Festival on Sunday, August 9th from 10am - 1pm. Uplift and support disability owned businesses and organizations. There will be food, performances, crafts, art installations, face painting, and so much more! Festival will be held in the parking lot of Arc's Value Village Richfield, located at 6528 Penn Ave S. Volunteers are needed Aug. 9th between 9am - 2pm with: event set upgreeting and info tableparticipant navigationbooth supportvideo booth supportparking lot attendantsevent clean up and a host of other activities.If you would like to volunteer to make this event a success, sign up online here. Join us in celebrating disability pride, community, inclusion, creativity, and connection at this exciting community event. Details and logistics will be sent via email closer to the festival and will include what to wear, where to park, who to ask for upon arrival, volunteer t-shirts and task directions. We hope to have you there! Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Celebrate Disability Joy and Community at The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village Disability Pride Festival on Sunday, August 9th from 10am - 1pm. Uplift and support disability owned businesses and organizations. There will be food, performances, crafts, art installations, face painting, and so much more! Festival will be held in the parking lot of Arc's Value Village Richfield, located at 6528 Penn Ave S. Volunteers are needed Aug. 9th between 9am - 2pm with: event set upgreeting and info tableparticipant navigationbooth supportvideo booth supportparking lot attendantsevent clean up and a host of other activities.If you would like to volunteer to make this event a success, sign up online here. Join us in celebrating disability pride, community, inclusion, creativity, and connection at this exciting community event. Details and logistics will be sent via email closer to the festival and will include what to wear, where to park, who to ask for upon arrival, volunteer t-shirts and task directions. We hope to have you there! Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 9, 2026 Zip Code: 55423 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Community Festival Volunteers Needed - Sun. Aug 9th!Celebrate Disability Joy and Community at The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village Disability Pride Festival on Sunday, August 9th from 10am - 1pm. Uplift and support disability owned businesses and organizations. There will be food, performances, crafts, art installations, face painting, and so much more! Festival will be held in the parking lot of Arc's Value Village Richfield, located at 6528 Penn Ave S. Volunteers are needed Aug. 9th between 9am - 2pm with: event set upgreeting and info tableparticipant navigationbooth supportvideo booth supportparking lot attendantsevent clean up and a host of other activities.If you would like to volunteer to make this event a success, sign up online here. Join us in celebrating disability pride, community, inclusion, creativity, and connection at this exciting community event. Details and logistics will be sent via email closer to the festival and will include what to wear, where to park, who to ask for upon arrival, volunteer t-shirts and task directions. We hope to have you there! Nonprofit: The Arc Minnesota Celebrate Disability Joy and Community at The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village Disability Pride Festival on Sunday, August 9th from 10am - 1pm. Uplift and support disability owned businesses and organizations. There will be food, performances, crafts, art installations, face painting, and so much more! Festival will be held in the parking lot of Arc's Value Village Richfield, located at 6528 Penn Ave S. Volunteers are needed Aug. 9th between 9am - 2pm with: event set upgreeting and info tableparticipant navigationbooth supportvideo booth supportparking lot attendantsevent clean up and a host of other activities.If you would like to volunteer to make this event a success, sign up online here. Join us in celebrating disability pride, community, inclusion, creativity, and connection at this exciting community event. Details and logistics will be sent via email closer to the festival and will include what to wear, where to park, who to ask for upon arrival, volunteer t-shirts and task directions. We hope to have you there! Nonprofit: The Arc Minnesota Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 9, 2026 Zip Code: 55423 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Family Fun Event - Volunteers Need Sun. Aug 9th!Celebrate Disability Joy and Community at The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village Disability Pride Festival on Sunday, August 9th from 10am - 1pm. Uplift and support disability owned businesses and organizations. There will be food, performances, crafts, art installations, face painting, and so much more! Festival will be held in the parking lot of Arc's Value Village Richfield, located at 6528 Penn Ave S. Volunteers are needed Aug. 9th between 9am - 2pm with: event set upgreeting and info tableparticipant navigationbooth supportvideo booth supportparking lot attendantsevent clean up and a host of other activities.If you would like to volunteer to make this event a success, sign up online here. Join us in celebrating disability pride, community, inclusion, creativity, and connection at this exciting community event. Details and logistics will be sent via email closer to the festival and will include what to wear, where to park, who to ask for upon arrival, volunteer t-shirts and task directions. We hope to have you there! Nonprofit: The Arc Minnesota Celebrate Disability Joy and Community at The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village Disability Pride Festival on Sunday, August 9th from 10am - 1pm. Uplift and support disability owned businesses and organizations. There will be food, performances, crafts, art installations, face painting, and so much more! Festival will be held in the parking lot of Arc's Value Village Richfield, located at 6528 Penn Ave S. Volunteers are needed Aug. 9th between 9am - 2pm with: event set upgreeting and info tableparticipant navigationbooth supportvideo booth supportparking lot attendantsevent clean up and a host of other activities.If you would like to volunteer to make this event a success, sign up online here. Join us in celebrating disability pride, community, inclusion, creativity, and connection at this exciting community event. Details and logistics will be sent via email closer to the festival and will include what to wear, where to park, who to ask for upon arrival, volunteer t-shirts and task directions. We hope to have you there! Nonprofit: The Arc Minnesota Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 9, 2026 Zip Code: 55423 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Celebrate Disability Joy - Volunteers Needed Sun. Aug 9th!Celebrate Disability Joy and Community at The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village Disability Pride Festival on Sunday, August 9th from 10am - 1pm. Uplift and support disability owned businesses and organizations. There will be food, performances, crafts, art installations, face painting, and so much more! Festival will be held in the parking lot of Arc's Value Village Richfield, located at 6528 Penn Ave S. Volunteers are needed Aug. 9th between 9am - 2pm with: event set upgreeting and info tableparticipant navigationbooth supportvideo booth supportparking lot attendantsevent clean up and a host of other activities.If you would like to volunteer to make this event a success, sign up online here. Join us in celebrating disability pride, community, inclusion, creativity, and connection at this exciting community event. Details and logistics will be sent via email closer to the festival and will include what to wear, where to park, who to ask for upon arrival, volunteer t-shirts and task directions. We hope to have you there! Nonprofit: The Arc Minnesota Celebrate Disability Joy and Community at The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village Disability Pride Festival on Sunday, August 9th from 10am - 1pm. Uplift and support disability owned businesses and organizations. There will be food, performances, crafts, art installations, face painting, and so much more! Festival will be held in the parking lot of Arc's Value Village Richfield, located at 6528 Penn Ave S. Volunteers are needed Aug. 9th between 9am - 2pm with: event set upgreeting and info tableparticipant navigationbooth supportvideo booth supportparking lot attendantsevent clean up and a host of other activities.If you would like to volunteer to make this event a success, sign up online here. Join us in celebrating disability pride, community, inclusion, creativity, and connection at this exciting community event. Details and logistics will be sent via email closer to the festival and will include what to wear, where to park, who to ask for upon arrival, volunteer t-shirts and task directions. We hope to have you there! Nonprofit: The Arc Minnesota Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 9, 2026 Zip Code: 55423 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Family Day 2026!
Family Day 2026 is a cornerstone event of MNPOC Pride’s annual programming, focused on creating a safe, affirming, and culturally responsive space for LGBTQ+ people of color, youth, and families. Hosted in the heart of the community, this free public event brings together hundreds of attendees for a day of celebration, education, and resource-sharing. The event includes live entertainment featuring local artists, a diverse range of community resource providers, health and wellness services including HIV testing and prevention education, youth-focused programming, and free food to reduce barriers to participation. Family Day prioritizes accessibility, cultural representation, and community healing, while fostering connections between attendees and essential services. Through this event, MNPOC Pride aims to strengthen community bonds, increase access to critical resources, and create a visible, joyful space where LGBTQ+ people of color and their families are celebrated and supported. Nonprofit: Minnesota People Of Color LGBT Pride
Family Day 2026 is a cornerstone event of MNPOC Pride’s annual programming, focused on creating a safe, affirming, and culturally responsive space for LGBTQ+ people of color, youth, and families. Hosted in the heart of the community, this free public event brings together hundreds of attendees for a day of celebration, education, and resource-sharing. The event includes live entertainment featuring local artists, a diverse range of community resource providers, health and wellness services including HIV testing and prevention education, youth-focused programming, and free food to reduce barriers to participation. Family Day prioritizes accessibility, cultural representation, and community healing, while fostering connections between attendees and essential services. Through this event, MNPOC Pride aims to strengthen community bonds, increase access to critical resources, and create a visible, joyful space where LGBTQ+ people of color and their families are celebrated and supported. Nonprofit: Minnesota People Of Color LGBT Pride Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55407 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Meals on Wheels Kitchen AssistantCEAP Meals on Wheels delivers hot, nutritious, lunch-time meals for 450 seniors and individuals in 9 cities who are not able to prepare meals or leave their homes. Our Meals on Wheels neighbors are active participants in a collective effort to grow a more equitable, healthy, and joyful community through access to food, while enjoying the comfort and safety of their own homes. Shifts are available Monday-Friday with each shift beginning at 8:30am and ending around 10:30am. Visit www.ceap.org/get-involved/ to fill out our volunteer interest form, or contact mealsonwheels@ceap.com or (763) 450-3678 for more information. Kitchen Assistants help the CEAP Meals on Wheels team ensure that meals are labeled correctly and packed appropriately in clean carriers. This includes the packing of beverages, sides, and meals into the delivery bags. This position highlights route sheets for Meals on Wheels drivers and bag labels. This position requires standing, light lifting and some twisting. We can accommodate to individual needs, as necessary. Nonprofit: Community Emergency Assistance Program CEAP Meals on Wheels delivers hot, nutritious, lunch-time meals for 450 seniors and individuals in 9 cities who are not able to prepare meals or leave their homes. Our Meals on Wheels neighbors are active participants in a collective effort to grow a more equitable, healthy, and joyful community through access to food, while enjoying the comfort and safety of their own homes. Shifts are available Monday-Friday with each shift beginning at 8:30am and ending around 10:30am. Visit www.ceap.org/get-involved/ to fill out our volunteer interest form, or contact mealsonwheels@ceap.com or (763) 450-3678 for more information. Kitchen Assistants help the CEAP Meals on Wheels team ensure that meals are labeled correctly and packed appropriately in clean carriers. This includes the packing of beverages, sides, and meals into the delivery bags. This position highlights route sheets for Meals on Wheels drivers and bag labels. This position requires standing, light lifting and some twisting. We can accommodate to individual needs, as necessary. Nonprofit: Community Emergency Assistance Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55429 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Meals on Wheels Frozen Meal PackerCEAP Meals on Wheels delivers hot, nutritious, lunch-time meals for 450 seniors and individuals in 9 cities who are not able to prepare meals or leave their homes. Our Meals on Wheels neighbors are active participants in a collective effort to grow a more equitable, healthy, and joyful community through access to food, while enjoying the comfort and safety of their own homes. Shifts are available Monday-Friday with each shift beginning at 12:30pm and ending at 2pm. Visit www.ceap.org/get-involved/ to fill out our volunteer interest form, or contact mealsonwheels@ceap.com or (763) 450-3675 for more information. Meal Packers help the CEAP Meals on Wheels team pack frozen nutritious meals, beverages, and sides to share with our homebound neighbors who benefit most from receiving a weekly frozen meal delivery. This position requires moderate lifting and bending. We can accommodate to individual needs, as necessary. Nonprofit: Community Emergency Assistance Program CEAP Meals on Wheels delivers hot, nutritious, lunch-time meals for 450 seniors and individuals in 9 cities who are not able to prepare meals or leave their homes. Our Meals on Wheels neighbors are active participants in a collective effort to grow a more equitable, healthy, and joyful community through access to food, while enjoying the comfort and safety of their own homes. Shifts are available Monday-Friday with each shift beginning at 12:30pm and ending at 2pm. Visit www.ceap.org/get-involved/ to fill out our volunteer interest form, or contact mealsonwheels@ceap.com or (763) 450-3675 for more information. Meal Packers help the CEAP Meals on Wheels team pack frozen nutritious meals, beverages, and sides to share with our homebound neighbors who benefit most from receiving a weekly frozen meal delivery. This position requires moderate lifting and bending. We can accommodate to individual needs, as necessary. Nonprofit: Community Emergency Assistance Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55429 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Meals on Wheels DriverCEAP Meals on Wheels delivers hot, nutritious, lunch-time meals for 450 seniors and individuals in 9 cities who are not able to prepare meals or leave their homes. Our Meals on Wheels neighbors are active participants in a collective effort to grow a more equitable, healthy, and joyful community through access to food, while enjoying the comfort and safety of their own homes. Driving shifts are available Monday-Friday with each beginning at 10:30am and ending around noon. Visit www.ceap.org/get-involved/ to fill out our volunteer interest form, or contact mealsonwheels@ceap.com or (763) 450-3675 for more information. Drivers ensure that our neighbors receive their hot, nutritious meals on time. When our drivers deliver meals, they also deliver safety checks and friendship! This service is vital for our homebound neighbors and community members who are unable to prepare meals for themselves. Nonprofit: Community Emergency Assistance Program CEAP Meals on Wheels delivers hot, nutritious, lunch-time meals for 450 seniors and individuals in 9 cities who are not able to prepare meals or leave their homes. Our Meals on Wheels neighbors are active participants in a collective effort to grow a more equitable, healthy, and joyful community through access to food, while enjoying the comfort and safety of their own homes. Driving shifts are available Monday-Friday with each beginning at 10:30am and ending around noon. Visit www.ceap.org/get-involved/ to fill out our volunteer interest form, or contact mealsonwheels@ceap.com or (763) 450-3675 for more information. Drivers ensure that our neighbors receive their hot, nutritious meals on time. When our drivers deliver meals, they also deliver safety checks and friendship! This service is vital for our homebound neighbors and community members who are unable to prepare meals for themselves. Nonprofit: Community Emergency Assistance Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55429 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Food Market Team MemberCEAP's Food Market nourishes our neighbors with curated, healthy food. We share nearly 2 million pounds of food with our neighbors each year! Food Market Team Members assist with projects like packing grocery orders, sorting food donations, and providing curbside service to participants. Nonprofit: Community Emergency Assistance Program CEAP's Food Market nourishes our neighbors with curated, healthy food. We share nearly 2 million pounds of food with our neighbors each year! Food Market Team Members assist with projects like packing grocery orders, sorting food donations, and providing curbside service to participants. Nonprofit: Community Emergency Assistance Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55429 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Marketing and Communications assistanceSince 2008, Food for His Children (FFHC) has provided Christ-centered community development and humanitarian services to families and communities in rural Karatu, Tanzania, targeting those with income below $1 per day. Our vision is to eradicate extreme poverty so that children and families have food to eat, medical care, education, and the ability to work towards their dreams. Use your years of experience to help us tell our story and gain support. Develop a variety of marketing materials to promote and share stories of the work. Examples include writing blog posts, creating digital or print media, lead generation and strategy, email marketing, campaign manager, helping develop messaging for staff to use when engaging visitors at the Farm and Innovation Center and more. Flexible hours, work from home Nonprofit: Food for His Children Since 2008, Food for His Children (FFHC) has provided Christ-centered community development and humanitarian services to families and communities in rural Karatu, Tanzania, targeting those with income below $1 per day. Our vision is to eradicate extreme poverty so that children and families have food to eat, medical care, education, and the ability to work towards their dreams. Use your years of experience to help us tell our story and gain support. Develop a variety of marketing materials to promote and share stories of the work. Examples include writing blog posts, creating digital or print media, lead generation and strategy, email marketing, campaign manager, helping develop messaging for staff to use when engaging visitors at the Farm and Innovation Center and more. Flexible hours, work from home Nonprofit: Food for His Children Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55032 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Host a Paper Goods Drive!Friends in Need Food Shelf is always in need of toilet paper and paper towels. These items are desperately needed by our clients. We would welcome any group to host a paper goods drive. Donations can be dropped off at 535 4th Street, St. Paul Park, MN or we will pick them up. We also have an Amazon 'Wishlist' which allows ordering and direct shipment to us. Links to these can be found on our website. finfood.org/donate Amazon Wish list Nonprofit: Friends in Need Food Shelf Friends in Need Food Shelf is always in need of toilet paper and paper towels. These items are desperately needed by our clients. We would welcome any group to host a paper goods drive. Donations can be dropped off at 535 4th Street, St. Paul Park, MN or we will pick them up. We also have an Amazon 'Wishlist' which allows ordering and direct shipment to us. Links to these can be found on our website. finfood.org/donate Amazon Wish list Nonprofit: Friends in Need Food Shelf Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55071 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Marketing + Storytelling PartnerJoy Collaborative is a non-profit that is growing like crazy. We’re on a mission to create empowering spaces for kids with life-limiting conditions. From incredible renovations to our Joy Mobile and all new Joy Zone, we’ve amazing got stories that deserve to be shared far and wide. Nonprofit: Joy Collaborative Joy Collaborative is a non-profit that is growing like crazy. We’re on a mission to create empowering spaces for kids with life-limiting conditions. From incredible renovations to our Joy Mobile and all new Joy Zone, we’ve amazing got stories that deserve to be shared far and wide. Nonprofit: Joy Collaborative Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55406 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Joy Mobile Lead Coordinator – Supporting Those With Sensory NeedsWhat You’ll Do Foundational work is in place - SOP's, templates, etc. Time Commitment Your Role in the Joy Plan the Fun Coordinate Joy Mobile visits with community partners Add confirmed events to the calendar and database Make sure dates align with the JC event schedule Support Volunteers Keep a small team of 6–10 volunteers rotating through events Match volunteers with shifts that work for them Be a friendly back-up if a volunteer can’t make it Share simple training materials so everyone feels prepared Keep Events Running Smoothly Confirm invoices are paid before events Help coordinate basic event logistics (supplies, signage, setup) Keep an eye on inventory and flag any vehicle needs Follow Up with Joy Check in with hosts after events Send a thank-you note to the main contact Share helpful feedback with the team You Might Enjoy This If You Like organizing details and helping things run smoothly Enjoy connecting with volunteers and community partners Appreciate a mission rooted in inclusion and joy Are comfortable with basic email, scheduling, and spreadsheets Why This Role Matters A small role. A big ripple of joy. Nonprofit: Joy Collaborative What You’ll Do Foundational work is in place - SOP's, templates, etc. Time Commitment Your Role in the Joy Plan the Fun Coordinate Joy Mobile visits with community partners Add confirmed events to the calendar and database Make sure dates align with the JC event schedule Support Volunteers Keep a small team of 6–10 volunteers rotating through events Match volunteers with shifts that work for them Be a friendly back-up if a volunteer can’t make it Share simple training materials so everyone feels prepared Keep Events Running Smoothly Confirm invoices are paid before events Help coordinate basic event logistics (supplies, signage, setup) Keep an eye on inventory and flag any vehicle needs Follow Up with Joy Check in with hosts after events Send a thank-you note to the main contact Share helpful feedback with the team You Might Enjoy This If You Like organizing details and helping things run smoothly Enjoy connecting with volunteers and community partners Appreciate a mission rooted in inclusion and joy Are comfortable with basic email, scheduling, and spreadsheets Why This Role Matters A small role. A big ripple of joy. Nonprofit: Joy Collaborative Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55406 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Event Committee Lead: Volunteer Board Member & Committee Leadership RoleDo you love planning fun, creative events! This is for you! Successful events are a shared responsibility of the Board, Executive Director, staff, and volunteers. The Event Committee Lead does not carry sole responsibility for planning or executing events. Instead, this role focuses on coordination, clarity, and alignment—helping ensure events are well-scoped, well-supported, and realistic given organizational capacity. Key Responsibilities Event Strategy & Oversight Support the Board and Executive Director in advancing board-approved event goals (e.g., fundraising, community engagement, visibility) Translate annual event goals into clear, achievable committee priorities and timelines Maintain visibility into upcoming events to identify capacity constraints, risks, or opportunities early Event Committee LeadershipLead and facilitate a small Event Committee, ensuring members: Have clear roles and responsibilitiesUnderstand event purpose, scope, and success measuresHave manageable, well-defined tasksContribute based on interest, strengths, and availabilityFoster a collaborative, positive culture focused on shared ownership and realistic executionRecruit additional committee members or short-term event volunteers as needed Partnership with the Executive DirectorHold regular check-ins with the Executive Director to: Review upcoming events, timelines, and resourcing needsSurface risks, dependencies, or capacity challengesAlign on decisions related to scope, sequencing, or prioritizationServe as a thought partner and connector Coordination & Course Correction Help ensure event plans stay aligned with organizational capacity, budget, and prioritiesElevate concerns early when timelines, volunteer capacity, or assumptions shiftSupport timely adjustments to event scope, format, or expectations to avoid last-minute strain Board CommunicationProvide brief, periodic updates to the Board focused on: Upcoming events and readinessKey needs, risks, or decisions requiredLearnings from recent eventsReinforce that event success depends on shared effort, not a single role or committeeEnsure key event information and learnings are documented in any shared systems or files What Success Looks Like Events are planned with clear purpose and realistic scopeVolunteer roles are well-defined and supportedRisks and constraints are identified early, not at the last minuteThe Executive Director and Board feel informed and alignedEvents feel energizing and sustainable, not burdensome or chaotic Time Commitment (Estimated)In addition to Board Member expectations: 3–5 hours per month, on averageCommittee meeting: ~1–1.5 hours/monthED check-ins: ~1 hour every other monthPreparation, coordination, and follow-up: ~1–2 hours/monthAdditional time during major events (clearly defined in advance)A minimum one-year commitment to the Event Committee Lead role Skills & Experience We’re Looking For Experience with event planning, project coordination, logistics, hospitality, or volunteer management (nonprofit experience helpful but not required)Ability to lead volunteers through clarity, encouragement, and shared purposeStrong organizational and facilitation skillsComfort navigating trade-offs related to time, scope, and capacityReliable and follow-through oriented; able to keep plans moving and close loopNonprofit: Joy Collaborative Do you love planning fun, creative events! This is for you! Successful events are a shared responsibility of the Board, Executive Director, staff, and volunteers. The Event Committee Lead does not carry sole responsibility for planning or executing events. Instead, this role focuses on coordination, clarity, and alignment—helping ensure events are well-scoped, well-supported, and realistic given organizational capacity. Key Responsibilities Event Strategy & Oversight Support the Board and Executive Director in advancing board-approved event goals (e.g., fundraising, community engagement, visibility) Translate annual event goals into clear, achievable committee priorities and timelines Maintain visibility into upcoming events to identify capacity constraints, risks, or opportunities early Event Committee LeadershipLead and facilitate a small Event Committee, ensuring members: Have clear roles and responsibilitiesUnderstand event purpose, scope, and success measuresHave manageable, well-defined tasksContribute based on interest, strengths, and availabilityFoster a collaborative, positive culture focused on shared ownership and realistic executionRecruit additional committee members or short-term event volunteers as needed Partnership with the Executive DirectorHold regular check-ins with the Executive Director to: Review upcoming events, timelines, and resourcing needsSurface risks, dependencies, or capacity challengesAlign on decisions related to scope, sequencing, or prioritizationServe as a thought partner and connector Coordination & Course Correction Help ensure event plans stay aligned with organizational capacity, budget, and prioritiesElevate concerns early when timelines, volunteer capacity, or assumptions shiftSupport timely adjustments to event scope, format, or expectations to avoid last-minute strain Board CommunicationProvide brief, periodic updates to the Board focused on: Upcoming events and readinessKey needs, risks, or decisions requiredLearnings from recent eventsReinforce that event success depends on shared effort, not a single role or committeeEnsure key event information and learnings are documented in any shared systems or files What Success Looks Like Events are planned with clear purpose and realistic scopeVolunteer roles are well-defined and supportedRisks and constraints are identified early, not at the last minuteThe Executive Director and Board feel informed and alignedEvents feel energizing and sustainable, not burdensome or chaotic Time Commitment (Estimated)In addition to Board Member expectations: 3–5 hours per month, on averageCommittee meeting: ~1–1.5 hours/monthED check-ins: ~1 hour every other monthPreparation, coordination, and follow-up: ~1–2 hours/monthAdditional time during major events (clearly defined in advance)A minimum one-year commitment to the Event Committee Lead role Skills & Experience We’re Looking For Experience with event planning, project coordination, logistics, hospitality, or volunteer management (nonprofit experience helpful but not required)Ability to lead volunteers through clarity, encouragement, and shared purposeStrong organizational and facilitation skillsComfort navigating trade-offs related to time, scope, and capacityReliable and follow-through oriented; able to keep plans moving and close loopNonprofit: Joy Collaborative Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55343 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Twin Cities R!se Community Carnival - Thurs Aug 6th - 4-7pm - Support needed!Twin Cities R!se is hosting our 3rd Annual Community Carnival. This isn’t just an event. It’s a celebration of the beautiful community and connection at TCR and we need YOU to make it the best yet! WHEN: Thursday, August 6th 4-7pm (volunteer shifts are between 3-7:30pm; 1st shift 3:15-7:30 PM 2nd shift 1:30-4pm) WHERE: Nonprofit: Twin Cities RISE Twin Cities R!se is hosting our 3rd Annual Community Carnival. This isn’t just an event. It’s a celebration of the beautiful community and connection at TCR and we need YOU to make it the best yet! WHEN: Thursday, August 6th 4-7pm (volunteer shifts are between 3-7:30pm; 1st shift 3:15-7:30 PM 2nd shift 1:30-4pm) WHERE: Nonprofit: Twin Cities RISE Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 6, 2026 Zip Code: 55411 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Virtual Mock Interview prep volunteers needed!We’re seeking your time and talent for the upcoming virtual mock events starting July 1st. Your continuous support is what helps our R!sers show up as STAR candidates for interviews and secure full-time employment. There are (2) types of events to choose from: Be HR Mock Event - This will be an engaging exercise where we’ll guide participants through reviewing fictional resumes, comparing them to a job description, and discussing candidate qualifications in breakout rooms. S.T.A.R. Mock Event – You will conduct practice interviews in a breakout room with R!sers using the STAR Method To register and attend an event, please go to our website and do the following: 1) Complete a 1-page interest form https://twincitiesrise.org/volunteer-application-form/ 2) Choose the event you'd like to attend and register https://twincitiesrise.org/events-calendar/ 3) Attend a pre-mock event meeting - this will be scheduled once you register. Check out our website to learn more about the organization https://twincitiesrise.org/ If you have any questions or additional information, feel free to contact me at tdash@twincitiesrise.org 612-470-7047 Nonprofit: Twin Cities RISE We’re seeking your time and talent for the upcoming virtual mock events starting July 1st. Your continuous support is what helps our R!sers show up as STAR candidates for interviews and secure full-time employment. There are (2) types of events to choose from: Be HR Mock Event - This will be an engaging exercise where we’ll guide participants through reviewing fictional resumes, comparing them to a job description, and discussing candidate qualifications in breakout rooms. S.T.A.R. Mock Event – You will conduct practice interviews in a breakout room with R!sers using the STAR Method To register and attend an event, please go to our website and do the following: 1) Complete a 1-page interest form https://twincitiesrise.org/volunteer-application-form/ 2) Choose the event you'd like to attend and register https://twincitiesrise.org/events-calendar/ 3) Attend a pre-mock event meeting - this will be scheduled once you register. Check out our website to learn more about the organization https://twincitiesrise.org/ If you have any questions or additional information, feel free to contact me at tdash@twincitiesrise.org 612-470-7047 Nonprofit: Twin Cities RISE Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55411 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Team Building OpportunitiesToiletries, first aid supplies, warm winter gear, and feminine hygiene products are always in need at food shelfs. Assembling small kits of these items are a great team building activity for businesses, organizations, and schools. These opportunities include: purchasing goods and bagsassembling kitsarranging for delivery/pick up by FiNSeveral organizations exist to assist with these teambuilding activities. Simply google 'building kits for charities' to find the type of event right for you. Location for the teambuilding events are varied and up to the business/organization. Nonprofit: Friends in Need Food Shelf Toiletries, first aid supplies, warm winter gear, and feminine hygiene products are always in need at food shelfs. Assembling small kits of these items are a great team building activity for businesses, organizations, and schools. These opportunities include: purchasing goods and bagsassembling kitsarranging for delivery/pick up by FiNSeveral organizations exist to assist with these teambuilding activities. Simply google 'building kits for charities' to find the type of event right for you. Location for the teambuilding events are varied and up to the business/organization. Nonprofit: Friends in Need Food Shelf Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55071 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: PRISM - Food Shelf Friday 2026 Summer Small Volunteer GroupsSmall Group Volunteer Opportunity: Food
Shelf Friday About PRISM PRISM (People Responding In Social Ministry) is a nonprofit social service agency providing food, housing assistance, clothing, case management, and children’s programs to individuals and families in need. Our mission is to connect people in our community to the resources they need to build healthy, stable lives. Core Values: Collaboration • Innovation • Dignity • Accountability PRISM is best known for our Marketplace Food Shelf, which serves 120–150+ families daily—no appointment or zip code restrictions required. This work is powered by community generosity and volunteers. About Food Shelf Friday Food Shelf Friday is a structured, high-impact volunteer opportunity designed for small groups seeking a meaningful way to support community food access. This shift directly supports PRISM’s Marketplace Food Shelf operations during a key service window. During the school year, this role is fulfilled by student groups. When school is not in session, including summer and designated no-school days, this opportunity is available to corporate teams, professional groups, and community partners. Key Responsibilities Food Shelf Friday volunteers support essential closing and reset tasks to ensure the Food Shelf remains clean, organized, and ready for the following week. Responsibilities may include: Removing trash, compost, recycling, and cardboard; ensuring proper disposal Sorting and disposing of spoiled or unsalvageable perishable items by category Restocking shelf-stable items to maintain consistent inventory levels Cleaning shared spaces, including sweeping and mopping warehouse, food shelf, and freezer areas Wiping down and maintaining carts, checkout areas, and work surfaces Sorting and Prioritizing Bread Inventory for next week Supporting overall organization and readiness of the Food Shelf environment Interested in this small group volunteer opportunity? Contact Liam Boris at volunteer@prismmpls.org to get started! Nonprofit: PRISM Small Group Volunteer Opportunity: Food
Shelf Friday About PRISM PRISM (People Responding In Social Ministry) is a nonprofit social service agency providing food, housing assistance, clothing, case management, and children’s programs to individuals and families in need. Our mission is to connect people in our community to the resources they need to build healthy, stable lives. Core Values: Collaboration • Innovation • Dignity • Accountability PRISM is best known for our Marketplace Food Shelf, which serves 120–150+ families daily—no appointment or zip code restrictions required. This work is powered by community generosity and volunteers. About Food Shelf Friday Food Shelf Friday is a structured, high-impact volunteer opportunity designed for small groups seeking a meaningful way to support community food access. This shift directly supports PRISM’s Marketplace Food Shelf operations during a key service window. During the school year, this role is fulfilled by student groups. When school is not in session, including summer and designated no-school days, this opportunity is available to corporate teams, professional groups, and community partners. Key Responsibilities Food Shelf Friday volunteers support essential closing and reset tasks to ensure the Food Shelf remains clean, organized, and ready for the following week. Responsibilities may include: Removing trash, compost, recycling, and cardboard; ensuring proper disposal Sorting and disposing of spoiled or unsalvageable perishable items by category Restocking shelf-stable items to maintain consistent inventory levels Cleaning shared spaces, including sweeping and mopping warehouse, food shelf, and freezer areas Wiping down and maintaining carts, checkout areas, and work surfaces Sorting and Prioritizing Bread Inventory for next week Supporting overall organization and readiness of the Food Shelf environment Interested in this small group volunteer opportunity? Contact Liam Boris at volunteer@prismmpls.org to get started! Nonprofit: PRISM Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Jun 5, 2026 through Sep 11, 2026 Zip Code: 55422 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: PRISM - Summer 2026 Group Volunteer Opportunity: Summer Produce Distribution - Select Tuesday Afternoons 12:30-4:30 pmVolunteer Opportunity: Summer Produce
Distribution Groups About
PRISM Position
Overview We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to support our efforts and help us continue to make this event a success. Volunteer groups of 15-20 people are needed for each distribution day. We can also accommodate 2-3 smaller groups in lieu of one large group. Volunteers will assist in all aspects of the event, from set-up to breakdown, and help create a welcoming atmosphere for participants. 2026 Summer Produce Distribution Dates: June 16th, 2026 | July 7, 21, 2026 | August 4, 18, 2026 September 15, 2026 | October 6, 20, 2026Schedule for Volunteer Shifts: 12:30 - 1:00 pm: Arrival and Orientation 1:00 – 2:00 pm: Set-Up and Preparation 2:00 - 4:00 pm: Produce Distribution Program 4:00 – 4:30 pm: Break Down and Close-OutVolunteer Responsibilities: Assist with setup and breakdown: Help prepare the outdoor space before the event begins and assist with cleaning up once it concludes. Distribute produce: Support participants in selecting fresh produce, ensuring that each family receives a fair share. Lift and transport produce: Volunteers will assist with moving boxes of produce, so the ability to lift (up to 50 lbs) and walk long distances is required. Check-Out Assistance: Assist participants in carrying their produce to their cars, helping unload groceries, and walking carts back. Work as part of a team: Collaborate with other volunteers and staff to ensure smooth operations. Language support: If you speak Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, or Somali, your language skills would be greatly appreciated, as many of our households communicate in these languages.Physical Requirements: Ability to lift and carry boxes weighing up to 25 lbs., Willingness to work outdoors in varying weather conditions. Comfortable walking, standing, and moving throughout the event.Volunteer Benefits: Make a meaningful impact by helping local families access fresh produce. Support is a cause that values dignity and empowerment in the community.Who
Should Volunteer? How to
Volunteer: Nonprofit: PRISM Volunteer Opportunity: Summer Produce
Distribution Groups About
PRISM Position
Overview We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to support our efforts and help us continue to make this event a success. Volunteer groups of 15-20 people are needed for each distribution day. We can also accommodate 2-3 smaller groups in lieu of one large group. Volunteers will assist in all aspects of the event, from set-up to breakdown, and help create a welcoming atmosphere for participants. 2026 Summer Produce Distribution Dates: June 16th, 2026 | July 7, 21, 2026 | August 4, 18, 2026 September 15, 2026 | October 6, 20, 2026Schedule for Volunteer Shifts: 12:30 - 1:00 pm: Arrival and Orientation 1:00 – 2:00 pm: Set-Up and Preparation 2:00 - 4:00 pm: Produce Distribution Program 4:00 – 4:30 pm: Break Down and Close-OutVolunteer Responsibilities: Assist with setup and breakdown: Help prepare the outdoor space before the event begins and assist with cleaning up once it concludes. Distribute produce: Support participants in selecting fresh produce, ensuring that each family receives a fair share. Lift and transport produce: Volunteers will assist with moving boxes of produce, so the ability to lift (up to 50 lbs) and walk long distances is required. Check-Out Assistance: Assist participants in carrying their produce to their cars, helping unload groceries, and walking carts back. Work as part of a team: Collaborate with other volunteers and staff to ensure smooth operations. Language support: If you speak Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, or Somali, your language skills would be greatly appreciated, as many of our households communicate in these languages.Physical Requirements: Ability to lift and carry boxes weighing up to 25 lbs., Willingness to work outdoors in varying weather conditions. Comfortable walking, standing, and moving throughout the event.Volunteer Benefits: Make a meaningful impact by helping local families access fresh produce. Support is a cause that values dignity and empowerment in the community.Who
Should Volunteer? How to
Volunteer: Nonprofit: PRISM Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Jun 16, 2026 through Oct 20, 2026 Zip Code: 55422 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Cleaning & House Care Supplies In-Kind DonationHelp provide cleaning products or other house care products to the residents in PPL housing. If you’re interested in hosting a drive or have questions, please reach out to our Volunteer Program Manager, Latisha Moening. Latisha.Moening@ppl-inc.org Our needs include: Cleaning sprays Examples: All-purpose cleaner, disinfectant spray, bathroom or kitchen surface cleaner Cleaning solutions for cement floors Examples: Neutral pH floor cleaner, concrete-safe mop solution (Participants have shared that cement floors can be difficult to keep clean.) Sponges and/or rags Examples: Non-scratch sponges, microfiber cleaning cloths, reusable cleaning rags Dishwasher soap Examples: Liquid dishwasher detergent, dishwasher pods or tabletsCleaning devices Examples: Brooms, mops, dusters (including extendable dusters for ceiling fans)Project for Pride in Living Mission: PPL is dedicated to empowering individuals and families with lower incomes to achieve self-reliance through a comprehensive approach that includes affordable housing, employment training, support services, and education. Nonprofit: In- Kind Donations Help provide cleaning products or other house care products to the residents in PPL housing. If you’re interested in hosting a drive or have questions, please reach out to our Volunteer Program Manager, Latisha Moening. Latisha.Moening@ppl-inc.org Our needs include: Cleaning sprays Examples: All-purpose cleaner, disinfectant spray, bathroom or kitchen surface cleaner Cleaning solutions for cement floors Examples: Neutral pH floor cleaner, concrete-safe mop solution (Participants have shared that cement floors can be difficult to keep clean.) Sponges and/or rags Examples: Non-scratch sponges, microfiber cleaning cloths, reusable cleaning rags Dishwasher soap Examples: Liquid dishwasher detergent, dishwasher pods or tabletsCleaning devices Examples: Brooms, mops, dusters (including extendable dusters for ceiling fans)Project for Pride in Living Mission: PPL is dedicated to empowering individuals and families with lower incomes to achieve self-reliance through a comprehensive approach that includes affordable housing, employment training, support services, and education. Nonprofit: In- Kind Donations Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 31, 2026 Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Group service projects in our gardens and natural areasBring your group together to make a lasting impact in Minneapolis parks! Groups ranging in size from 5– volunteers can take part in one-time service projects that support the health and beauty of our gardens and natural areas.
Availability: Season: April–November (weather dependent) Times: Weekday mornings or early afternoons Limited weekend availability 2 hour time slots between 8am and 3pm Occasional late afternoon or early evening sessions available Typical Project Tasks: Spring and fall garden and landscape clean-ups Planting, weeding, pruning, and mulching in gardens and along trails Invasive plant removal (e.g., buckthorn) Litter pickup near lakes and rivers If you're interested in this opportunity, please fill out this form Nonprofit: Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Bring your group together to make a lasting impact in Minneapolis parks! Groups ranging in size from 5– volunteers can take part in one-time service projects that support the health and beauty of our gardens and natural areas.
Availability: Season: April–November (weather dependent) Times: Weekday mornings or early afternoons Limited weekend availability 2 hour time slots between 8am and 3pm Occasional late afternoon or early evening sessions available Typical Project Tasks: Spring and fall garden and landscape clean-ups Planting, weeding, pruning, and mulching in gardens and along trails Invasive plant removal (e.g., buckthorn) Litter pickup near lakes and rivers If you're interested in this opportunity, please fill out this form Nonprofit: Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55409 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Host a Dream-Kit Donation DriveHost a Dream Kit Donation Drive
With each new bed, My Very Own Bed delivers a Dream Kit (new twin-sized sheets, blanket, pillow, mattress pad, and stuffed animal) to each child. We rely on volunteers to host Dream Kit Donation Drives in their workplaces, neighborhoods, places of worship, or school communities in order to meet this important need. All items are brand new, and we rely on volunteers to donate almost all of these items. Many groups enjoy hosting events or competitions to encourage donations. Donations can be collected online or in person using large MVOB boxes that we can provide your group. You can also purchase items from our wish lists: Amazon Wishlist Walmart Registry for Good Macy’s Registry Target Registry For more information about this or other volunteer opportunities, contact:info@myveryownbed.org Nonprofit: My Very Own Bed Host a Dream Kit Donation Drive
With each new bed, My Very Own Bed delivers a Dream Kit (new twin-sized sheets, blanket, pillow, mattress pad, and stuffed animal) to each child. We rely on volunteers to host Dream Kit Donation Drives in their workplaces, neighborhoods, places of worship, or school communities in order to meet this important need. All items are brand new, and we rely on volunteers to donate almost all of these items. Many groups enjoy hosting events or competitions to encourage donations. Donations can be collected online or in person using large MVOB boxes that we can provide your group. You can also purchase items from our wish lists: Amazon Wishlist Walmart Registry for Good Macy’s Registry Target Registry For more information about this or other volunteer opportunities, contact:info@myveryownbed.org Nonprofit: My Very Own Bed Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Delivering beds to kidsDescription
We welcome individuals, families, work teams, youth groups, and others to help us deliver beds and dream-kits to kids in our community. Deliveries are Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 9:00 am - 12:30pm. What our volunteers do: First, you'll help My Very Own Bed staff assemble Dream Kits (sheets, blanket, pillow, book, & stuffed animal) to go with each bed. Then you'll follow our delivery van in your own vehicle, and help deliver beds to 4-6 families' homes around the Twin Cities. At each home, we'll carry mattresses, frames and Dream Kits from the truck to the home. This is a wonderful opportunity for families with kids- we have the kids assemble the Dream Kits and then they're put in charge in carrying the Dream Kits into the families' homes. Families' are given the option of having us set up the beds. This is a great way for volunteers to interact with parents and children! Accessibility: Volunteers who cannot/don't want to lift 50+ pounds are invited to carry Dream Kits rather than mattresses/bedframes. Volunteers must have their own vehicle to participate in deliveries, but you will not need to put any beds or supplies in your car. We prioritize the safety of the families that we serve and require a face mask when we go into families' homes. You can schedule a volunteer date here! Please contact info@myveryownbed.org if you have any other questions. Nonprofit: My Very Own Bed Description
We welcome individuals, families, work teams, youth groups, and others to help us deliver beds and dream-kits to kids in our community. Deliveries are Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 9:00 am - 12:30pm. What our volunteers do: First, you'll help My Very Own Bed staff assemble Dream Kits (sheets, blanket, pillow, book, & stuffed animal) to go with each bed. Then you'll follow our delivery van in your own vehicle, and help deliver beds to 4-6 families' homes around the Twin Cities. At each home, we'll carry mattresses, frames and Dream Kits from the truck to the home. This is a wonderful opportunity for families with kids- we have the kids assemble the Dream Kits and then they're put in charge in carrying the Dream Kits into the families' homes. Families' are given the option of having us set up the beds. This is a great way for volunteers to interact with parents and children! Accessibility: Volunteers who cannot/don't want to lift 50+ pounds are invited to carry Dream Kits rather than mattresses/bedframes. Volunteers must have their own vehicle to participate in deliveries, but you will not need to put any beds or supplies in your car. We prioritize the safety of the families that we serve and require a face mask when we go into families' homes. You can schedule a volunteer date here! Please contact info@myveryownbed.org if you have any other questions. Nonprofit: My Very Own Bed Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55413 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 191 Community Pantry Fresh Produce DistributionVolunteers needed for the 191 Community Pantry fresh produce distribution. Help with set up, packing and the distribution. Below is the schedule of events for a Tuesday fresh produce distribution. Please note that this opportunity does take place outside. 1:00 Pack Fresh Produce Bags and Boxes 2:00 Distribution to public 3:00 Clean up Nonprofit: 191 Community Pantry Volunteers needed for the 191 Community Pantry fresh produce distribution. Help with set up, packing and the distribution. Below is the schedule of events for a Tuesday fresh produce distribution. Please note that this opportunity does take place outside. 1:00 Pack Fresh Produce Bags and Boxes 2:00 Distribution to public 3:00 Clean up Nonprofit: 191 Community Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55378 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 191 Community Pantry Food DistributionVolunteers needed for the 191 Community Pantry grocery bag distribution. Help with set up, packing and the distribution. Below is the schedule of events for a Tuesday. 12:00 Set Up 1:00 Pack Grocery Bags 2:00 Distribution to public Nonprofit: 191 Community Pantry Volunteers needed for the 191 Community Pantry grocery bag distribution. Help with set up, packing and the distribution. Below is the schedule of events for a Tuesday. 12:00 Set Up 1:00 Pack Grocery Bags 2:00 Distribution to public Nonprofit: 191 Community Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55378 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Make a difference at WEE FarmLooking for a meaningful team-building opportunity? Schedule a volunteer day at WEE Farm. Volunteers Needed From hands-on projects to seasonal upkeep, your team will play a direct role in supporting a working farm that serves the community through education and connection. It’s a rewarding way to step outside the office, work together, and make a visible impact. Nonprofit: WEE Farm Looking for a meaningful team-building opportunity? Schedule a volunteer day at WEE Farm. Volunteers Needed From hands-on projects to seasonal upkeep, your team will play a direct role in supporting a working farm that serves the community through education and connection. It’s a rewarding way to step outside the office, work together, and make a visible impact. Nonprofit: WEE Farm Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55378 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Host a Summer Food DriveBetween May and August, the IOCP food shelf sees some of its lowest donation totals - almost 8,000 lbs. below average each month. Help bridge our summer grocery gap by organizing a summer food drive! Gather a group of family, friends, neighbors, or colleagues to volunteer on your own time. See our list of most needed items: iocp.org/donations/food-shelf-donations/ Drop collected items off at the IOCP Donation Door Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. If you have a large donation (e.g. a truckload or multiple car loads) please contact our Community Engagement team (getinvolved@iocp.org) to ensure the best possible experience. Our staff will respond to help answer questions and confirm details before you bring in your items. Thank you for choosing to support IOCP! Private Group Details: Group Size Range: 1 - 50+Event can be held at a volunteer group location (e.g. office, park)Event can be held virtuallyDonation RequiredItems collected for IOCP Food Shelf are all considered donationsWatch our video to learn more about our work: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Nonprofit: Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners Between May and August, the IOCP food shelf sees some of its lowest donation totals - almost 8,000 lbs. below average each month. Help bridge our summer grocery gap by organizing a summer food drive! Gather a group of family, friends, neighbors, or colleagues to volunteer on your own time. See our list of most needed items: iocp.org/donations/food-shelf-donations/ Drop collected items off at the IOCP Donation Door Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. If you have a large donation (e.g. a truckload or multiple car loads) please contact our Community Engagement team (getinvolved@iocp.org) to ensure the best possible experience. Our staff will respond to help answer questions and confirm details before you bring in your items. Thank you for choosing to support IOCP! Private Group Details: Group Size Range: 1 - 50+Event can be held at a volunteer group location (e.g. office, park)Event can be held virtuallyDonation RequiredItems collected for IOCP Food Shelf are all considered donationsWatch our video to learn more about our work: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Nonprofit: Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Aug 31, 2026 Zip Code: 55447-2708 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Resale Select Treasure HunterHelp support all of IOCP's client centered programs by volunteering in Resale Select. Resale volunteers: Support programs run out of the store to provide clients with basic clothing and household items Help raise revenue for the store which supports all programs and services provided by IOCPSign up and learn more about this and other volunteer opportunities at iocp.volunteerhub.com Treasure Hunters work as a team to help sort through and process donations or assist with projects in our Resale store. We strive to have a welcome environment and we ask all volunteers come with a pleasant and cheerful rapport, respect, attentiveness, responsiveness, courtesy and willingness/ability to work as part of a collaborative team. Shifts Available: Tuesdays 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. & 2:30 - 5:00 p.m.Wednesdays 2:30 - 5:00 p.m.Fridays 2:30 - 5:00 p.m.Saturdays 1:15 - 4:00 p.m.Watch our video to learn more about our work: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Nonprofit: Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners Help support all of IOCP's client centered programs by volunteering in Resale Select. Resale volunteers: Support programs run out of the store to provide clients with basic clothing and household items Help raise revenue for the store which supports all programs and services provided by IOCPSign up and learn more about this and other volunteer opportunities at iocp.volunteerhub.com Treasure Hunters work as a team to help sort through and process donations or assist with projects in our Resale store. We strive to have a welcome environment and we ask all volunteers come with a pleasant and cheerful rapport, respect, attentiveness, responsiveness, courtesy and willingness/ability to work as part of a collaborative team. Shifts Available: Tuesdays 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. & 2:30 - 5:00 p.m.Wednesdays 2:30 - 5:00 p.m.Fridays 2:30 - 5:00 p.m.Saturdays 1:15 - 4:00 p.m.Watch our video to learn more about our work: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Nonprofit: Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55447 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Resale Select Store SupportHelp support all of IOCP's client centered programs by volunteering in Resale Select. Resale volunteers: Support programs run out of the store to provide clients with basic clothing and household items Help raise revenue for the store which supports all programs and services provided by IOCPSign up and learn more about this and other volunteer opportunities at iocp.volunteerhub.com Store Support volunteers help to keep our store staffed, open, stocked, and organized. They serve in a variety of areas depending on the needs of the store on any given day. We strive to have a welcome environment and we ask all volunteers come with a pleasant and cheerful rapport, respect, attentiveness, responsiveness, courtesy and willingness/ability to work as part of a collaborative team. Watch our video to learn more about our work: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Nonprofit: Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners Help support all of IOCP's client centered programs by volunteering in Resale Select. Resale volunteers: Support programs run out of the store to provide clients with basic clothing and household items Help raise revenue for the store which supports all programs and services provided by IOCPSign up and learn more about this and other volunteer opportunities at iocp.volunteerhub.com Store Support volunteers help to keep our store staffed, open, stocked, and organized. They serve in a variety of areas depending on the needs of the store on any given day. We strive to have a welcome environment and we ask all volunteers come with a pleasant and cheerful rapport, respect, attentiveness, responsiveness, courtesy and willingness/ability to work as part of a collaborative team. Watch our video to learn more about our work: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Nonprofit: Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55447 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Pack Food Shelf KitsThe IOCP Food Shelf serves 250+ households each week. Help make this possibly by packing kits with items that are often requested but may be difficult or expensive for us to purchase. Each type of kit includes specific items, find details online here: iocp.org/kits or contact our Community Engagement Team (getinvolved@iocp.org) for specific details. Type of Kits Available - visit iocp.org/kits for specific details on what is included in each kit Beverage Kit Feminine Hygiene Kit Healthy Snack KitInstant Oatmeal KitLaundry Kit Pet Food KitPet Treat KitRamen Kit*IOCP is unable to purchase or provide materials for a service project. Please purchase or source items on your own. Watch our video to learn more about our work: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Nonprofit: Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners The IOCP Food Shelf serves 250+ households each week. Help make this possibly by packing kits with items that are often requested but may be difficult or expensive for us to purchase. Each type of kit includes specific items, find details online here: iocp.org/kits or contact our Community Engagement Team (getinvolved@iocp.org) for specific details. Type of Kits Available - visit iocp.org/kits for specific details on what is included in each kit Beverage Kit Feminine Hygiene Kit Healthy Snack KitInstant Oatmeal KitLaundry Kit Pet Food KitPet Treat KitRamen Kit*IOCP is unable to purchase or provide materials for a service project. Please purchase or source items on your own. Watch our video to learn more about our work: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Nonprofit: Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Food Shelf Shopper AssistantEach week the IOCP Food Shelf serves 250+ households. Help make this possible by volunteering as a Shopper Assistant. Shopper Assistants help program participants while they are shopping and help staff when needed. This could involve greeting shoppers, gathering items for shoppers, bagging items, restocking shelves, and answering questions. This role requires following all safety guidelines required by Interfaith Outreach, be able to stand/move/bend on cement for length of shift, be able to lift 20lbs, be over 18, and be able to respectfully work with diverse populations. Weekly Shift Schedule: Monday: 12:45 - 3:00 p.m. & 2:45 - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday: 8:30 - 11:45 a.m. & 11:45 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. Thursday: 2:45 - 5:00 p.m. & 4:45 - 7:15 p.m. Friday: 8:30 - 11:00 a.m. & 10:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. Sign up and learn more about this and other volunteer opportunities at iocp.volunteerhub.com. Watch our video to learn more about our work: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Nonprofit: Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners Each week the IOCP Food Shelf serves 250+ households. Help make this possible by volunteering as a Shopper Assistant. Shopper Assistants help program participants while they are shopping and help staff when needed. This could involve greeting shoppers, gathering items for shoppers, bagging items, restocking shelves, and answering questions. This role requires following all safety guidelines required by Interfaith Outreach, be able to stand/move/bend on cement for length of shift, be able to lift 20lbs, be over 18, and be able to respectfully work with diverse populations. Weekly Shift Schedule: Monday: 12:45 - 3:00 p.m. & 2:45 - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday: 8:30 - 11:45 a.m. & 11:45 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. Thursday: 2:45 - 5:00 p.m. & 4:45 - 7:15 p.m. Friday: 8:30 - 11:00 a.m. & 10:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. Sign up and learn more about this and other volunteer opportunities at iocp.volunteerhub.com. Watch our video to learn more about our work: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Nonprofit: Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55447 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Food Shelf PrepEach week the IOCP Food Shelf serves 250+ households. Help make that possible by sorting through incoming donations and stocking the shelves in preparation for guests to shop. This could involve checking expiration dates, repacking items, packing orders for home delivery, and helping staff when needed. This role requires following all safety guidelines required by Interfaith Outreach, be able to lift 20lbs, be able to stand/move/bend on cement for length of shift, be over 16, and be able to respectfully work with diverse populations. Weekly Shift Schedule: Monday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. & 2:30 - 5:30 p.m. Tuesday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Wednesday: 8:30 - 11:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Thursday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. & 4:30 - 7:00 p.m. Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Sign up and learn more about this and other volunteer opportunities at iocp.volunteerhub.com Watch our video to learn more about our work: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Nonprofit: Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners Each week the IOCP Food Shelf serves 250+ households. Help make that possible by sorting through incoming donations and stocking the shelves in preparation for guests to shop. This could involve checking expiration dates, repacking items, packing orders for home delivery, and helping staff when needed. This role requires following all safety guidelines required by Interfaith Outreach, be able to lift 20lbs, be able to stand/move/bend on cement for length of shift, be over 16, and be able to respectfully work with diverse populations. Weekly Shift Schedule: Monday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. & 2:30 - 5:30 p.m. Tuesday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Wednesday: 8:30 - 11:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Thursday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. & 4:30 - 7:00 p.m. Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Sign up and learn more about this and other volunteer opportunities at iocp.volunteerhub.com Watch our video to learn more about our work: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Nonprofit: Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55447 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Free Fresh Food FridayFree Fresh Food Fridays will take place on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of May through September. During each event, we transform our parking lot into a vibrant, farmers' market–style space where community members can select fresh produce at no cost. It’s an energetic and meaningful morning made possible by dedicated volunteers. Volunteers arrive at 7:30 a.m. for a brief welcome and orientation with our food shelf team, followed by setting up tents and preparing for distribution. From 9:00–11:00 a.m., volunteers assist in distributing fresh food to approximately 300–400 community members. Afterward, the team works together to clean up, with the event typically concluding by noon. Each event requires 40 volunteers, and it’s a fun, hands-on opportunity to make a real difference. Many teams enjoy the chance to serve side-by-side while supporting the community in a meaningful way. Nonprofit: NorthPoint Health & Wellness Center Free Fresh Food Fridays will take place on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of May through September. During each event, we transform our parking lot into a vibrant, farmers' market–style space where community members can select fresh produce at no cost. It’s an energetic and meaningful morning made possible by dedicated volunteers. Volunteers arrive at 7:30 a.m. for a brief welcome and orientation with our food shelf team, followed by setting up tents and preparing for distribution. From 9:00–11:00 a.m., volunteers assist in distributing fresh food to approximately 300–400 community members. Afterward, the team works together to clean up, with the event typically concluding by noon. Each event requires 40 volunteers, and it’s a fun, hands-on opportunity to make a real difference. Many teams enjoy the chance to serve side-by-side while supporting the community in a meaningful way. Nonprofit: NorthPoint Health & Wellness Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55411 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Intake VolunteerDirectly serve workers who come through Small Sums by assisting with appointments, follow up calls, inventory, and other office support. This is a great opportunity to connect with and support your community directly with a hands on approach. Get to know both the workers and staff and join the fun and passionate group that is Small Sums! This opportunity is at your demand! Find a date and time that works best in your schedule! Our office is open: Monday: 9-5 Tuesday: 9-5 Wednesday: 9-7 Thursday: 5 Friday: Closed To set up a time to come in sign up below or contact our Program Manager of Community Partnerships Sally Elfishawy at sallye@smallsums.org. Nonprofit: Small Sums Directly serve workers who come through Small Sums by assisting with appointments, follow up calls, inventory, and other office support. This is a great opportunity to connect with and support your community directly with a hands on approach. Get to know both the workers and staff and join the fun and passionate group that is Small Sums! This opportunity is at your demand! Find a date and time that works best in your schedule! Our office is open: Monday: 9-5 Tuesday: 9-5 Wednesday: 9-7 Thursday: 5 Friday: Closed To set up a time to come in sign up below or contact our Program Manager of Community Partnerships Sally Elfishawy at sallye@smallsums.org. Nonprofit: Small Sums Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Outdoor Clean Up SupportWe are looking for an individual or group of volunteers to help tidy up our parking lot and green space. We've got the tools; we just need you! Potential volunteer hours are available between 7:00am-3:00pm on weekdays. Opportunity is available on a biweekly basis throughout the summer. Support Tasks: -Litter Clean up -Weeding -Playground cleaning Requirements: -Wear closed-toe shoes -Able to crouch for an extended period of time. Please contact the Volunteer & Intern Coordinator, Meredith, via email with any questions and/or interest. Nonprofit: FamilyWise Services We are looking for an individual or group of volunteers to help tidy up our parking lot and green space. We've got the tools; we just need you! Potential volunteer hours are available between 7:00am-3:00pm on weekdays. Opportunity is available on a biweekly basis throughout the summer. Support Tasks: -Litter Clean up -Weeding -Playground cleaning Requirements: -Wear closed-toe shoes -Able to crouch for an extended period of time. Please contact the Volunteer & Intern Coordinator, Meredith, via email with any questions and/or interest. Nonprofit: FamilyWise Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55414 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Knitting and Crocheting Extraordinaires! (All ages!)Calling all creative minds and hands! We are looking for off-site volunteers to knit or crochet hats, scarves, mittens, and blankets for kids PreK-12th grade. This opportunity is ongoing as the need for teachers to provide winter gear for their students has increased. Our Resource Center serves Minnesota teachers through a variety of distribution channels. For teachers located within the Twin Cities area, we offer an in-store shopping experience or curbside pick-up at our location in Roseville. We also support teachers who are located outside of the Twin Cities through extended services to ensure product makes its way into the hands of under-resourced teachers and students who need them most. ------- Kids In Need Foundation 200 S Owasso Blvd E, Little Canada, MN, 55117 Nonprofit: Kids In Need Foundation Calling all creative minds and hands! We are looking for off-site volunteers to knit or crochet hats, scarves, mittens, and blankets for kids PreK-12th grade. This opportunity is ongoing as the need for teachers to provide winter gear for their students has increased. Our Resource Center serves Minnesota teachers through a variety of distribution channels. For teachers located within the Twin Cities area, we offer an in-store shopping experience or curbside pick-up at our location in Roseville. We also support teachers who are located outside of the Twin Cities through extended services to ensure product makes its way into the hands of under-resourced teachers and students who need them most. ------- Kids In Need Foundation 200 S Owasso Blvd E, Little Canada, MN, 55117 Nonprofit: Kids In Need Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55113-1139 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Build Family Hygiene Care Bags at Home or WorkAre you interested in creating a meaningful gift for families in your community who are struggling? Build family hygiene care bags! Did you know that more than half of food shelf shoppers struggle to afford personal hygiene products every month? This is because hygiene items are not covered by government assistance, have limited availability at food shelves (if at all) and are expensive. Let's help address this need buy filling bags for families. We are looking for businesses, community groups and neighbors to buy full size personal hygiene products and fill grocery bags with them for neighbors struggling to afford hygiene items. These bags will be given to food shelves, schools, housing providers and refugee services organizations. Please note: This is a remote opportunity that occurs at your preferred location. Your group will be responsible for the purchasing and assembling of the hygiene care bags. We can provide you with suggestions of items based on needs and pricing. We can pick up the bags or you may drop them off at our St. Paul location (280/94). We ask that each grocery bag be filled with: 1 pack of laundry detergent pods OR bottle of laundry detergent (free and clear/sensitive skin preferred)2 deodorants1 bottle of shampoo1 bottle of conditioner1 bottle of body wash2 bars of soap4 toothbrushes1 toothpaste2 razors1 bottle of shaving cream1 bottle of lotion4-pack of toilet paperYou can see the full list here Contact hello@bridgetobasics.org to get started! Thank you for making sure families can start and end their days feeling clean and confident! Nonprofit: Bridge to Basics Are you interested in creating a meaningful gift for families in your community who are struggling? Build family hygiene care bags! Did you know that more than half of food shelf shoppers struggle to afford personal hygiene products every month? This is because hygiene items are not covered by government assistance, have limited availability at food shelves (if at all) and are expensive. Let's help address this need buy filling bags for families. We are looking for businesses, community groups and neighbors to buy full size personal hygiene products and fill grocery bags with them for neighbors struggling to afford hygiene items. These bags will be given to food shelves, schools, housing providers and refugee services organizations. Please note: This is a remote opportunity that occurs at your preferred location. Your group will be responsible for the purchasing and assembling of the hygiene care bags. We can provide you with suggestions of items based on needs and pricing. We can pick up the bags or you may drop them off at our St. Paul location (280/94). We ask that each grocery bag be filled with: 1 pack of laundry detergent pods OR bottle of laundry detergent (free and clear/sensitive skin preferred)2 deodorants1 bottle of shampoo1 bottle of conditioner1 bottle of body wash2 bars of soap4 toothbrushes1 toothpaste2 razors1 bottle of shaving cream1 bottle of lotion4-pack of toilet paperYou can see the full list here Contact hello@bridgetobasics.org to get started! Thank you for making sure families can start and end their days feeling clean and confident! Nonprofit: Bridge to Basics Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Rock from the Heart Target Field Concessions TeamRock from the Heart Target Field Concessions Team Available dates and check in times below- select the game(s) you are available to volunteer Why Volunteer: Nonprofit: Rock from the Heart Rock from the Heart Target Field Concessions Team Available dates and check in times below- select the game(s) you are available to volunteer Why Volunteer: Nonprofit: Rock from the Heart Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55403 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer, learn how to disassemble and recycle technology of all ages and uses (Age 16 +)There are many reasons people choose to spend their time at Free Geek. Absolutely no previous experience is required for new volunteers -- everyone is welcome. Volunteering in our Recycling area can be a rich opportunity for hands-on experience which is in line with Free Geek's mission of countering the digital divide. It's also simply a chance to have a lot of fun and hang out with great people! See our website for more information on how to volunteer: https://www.freegeektwincities.org/volunteering Anyone age 16+ is welcome to volunteer! Nonprofit: Free Geek Twin Cities There are many reasons people choose to spend their time at Free Geek. Absolutely no previous experience is required for new volunteers -- everyone is welcome. Volunteering in our Recycling area can be a rich opportunity for hands-on experience which is in line with Free Geek's mission of countering the digital divide. It's also simply a chance to have a lot of fun and hang out with great people! See our website for more information on how to volunteer: https://www.freegeektwincities.org/volunteering Anyone age 16+ is welcome to volunteer! Nonprofit: Free Geek Twin Cities Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55406 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer at Community CooksDuring our 15th year of health wealth and social change, we are inviting you to volunteer with us a t our flagship program "Community Cooks" where we are cooking and eating and talking with community about the change the they want to see. Come see how we use trauma informed nutrition to build community beyond our neighborhood. It is a family fun evening of cooking, eating and courageous conversations. Nonprofit: Appetite For Change During our 15th year of health wealth and social change, we are inviting you to volunteer with us a t our flagship program "Community Cooks" where we are cooking and eating and talking with community about the change the they want to see. Come see how we use trauma informed nutrition to build community beyond our neighborhood. It is a family fun evening of cooking, eating and courageous conversations. Nonprofit: Appetite For Change Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Apr 8, 2026 through Dec 2, 2026 Zip Code: 55411 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Rock from the Heart Event Security Team -Ed Sheeran Concert - US Bank StadiumEd Sheeran Concert – US Bank Stadium Required Training Link (must be completed by all new volunteers): Nonprofit: Rock from the Heart Ed Sheeran Concert – US Bank Stadium Required Training Link (must be completed by all new volunteers): Nonprofit: Rock from the Heart Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 15, 2026 Zip Code: 55415 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Friday Volunteer Days2026 Volunteer DaysGibbs FarmSelect Friday Mornings at 10:00AM Free to Sign Up
Help us tackle our to-do list! Volunteer at Gibbs Farm on select Friday Mornings and Tuesday Evenings during the 2026 season. The outdoor projects change weekly usually planting, watering, weeding, harvesting, light landscape and orchard projects. Sign up for one or several dates here: Register Here Projects are best for ages 6+ and are great for students, families, small groups (workplace teams, clubs, scouts, 4-H ect.) and individuals. Children under 12 should sign up with an adult. No experience necessary! Projects will be lead by Gibbs Farm staff and all supplies, materials and instructions are provided. Have a question or need to cancel your registration? Email Clare @ RCHS.com. Day of Instructions: Volunteers should park in the Gibbs Farm public parking lot of Cleveland Ave and enter the site through the wooden gates, Clare will meet you there! Nonprofit: Gibbs Farm, Ramsey County Historical Society 2026 Volunteer DaysGibbs FarmSelect Friday Mornings at 10:00AM Free to Sign Up
Help us tackle our to-do list! Volunteer at Gibbs Farm on select Friday Mornings and Tuesday Evenings during the 2026 season. The outdoor projects change weekly usually planting, watering, weeding, harvesting, light landscape and orchard projects. Sign up for one or several dates here: Register Here Projects are best for ages 6+ and are great for students, families, small groups (workplace teams, clubs, scouts, 4-H ect.) and individuals. Children under 12 should sign up with an adult. No experience necessary! Projects will be lead by Gibbs Farm staff and all supplies, materials and instructions are provided. Have a question or need to cancel your registration? Email Clare @ RCHS.com. Day of Instructions: Volunteers should park in the Gibbs Farm public parking lot of Cleveland Ave and enter the site through the wooden gates, Clare will meet you there! Nonprofit: Gibbs Farm, Ramsey County Historical Society Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Apr 10, 2026 through Oct 23, 2026 Zip Code: 55113 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Community Pollinator Monitor Volunteer TrainingsGreat River Greening is holding trainings for this summer's community science initiative, counting pollinators at our restoration sites. Volunteer monitors will “adopt” a park and conduct 30-minute pollinator surveys independently four to six times from July through September. At these 1 hour trainings, you will learn how to differentiate four categories of Minnesota's pollinators--bumble bees, butterflies, honey bees, and more! Trainings for 2026: June 16 Heritage Park | St. Cloud June 17 Garlough Park | West St. Paul June 23 Stillwater Public Library | Stillwater *5:30pm June 25 Spring Lake Park Reserve | Hastings June 26 Lebanon Hills Regional Park | Eagan Trainings will be from 12-1pm and 5:30-6:30pmOnly one training is needed to volunteerPlease fill out this form to register for a training and choose a site Nonprofit: Great River Greening Great River Greening is holding trainings for this summer's community science initiative, counting pollinators at our restoration sites. Volunteer monitors will “adopt” a park and conduct 30-minute pollinator surveys independently four to six times from July through September. At these 1 hour trainings, you will learn how to differentiate four categories of Minnesota's pollinators--bumble bees, butterflies, honey bees, and more! Trainings for 2026: June 16 Heritage Park | St. Cloud June 17 Garlough Park | West St. Paul June 23 Stillwater Public Library | Stillwater *5:30pm June 25 Spring Lake Park Reserve | Hastings June 26 Lebanon Hills Regional Park | Eagan Trainings will be from 12-1pm and 5:30-6:30pmOnly one training is needed to volunteerPlease fill out this form to register for a training and choose a site Nonprofit: Great River Greening Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Sep 30, 2026 Zip Code: 55107 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Shoe Away Hunger - SORTERS NEEDED - Thursday - 12-3pm (Between 1-50 volunteers)We collect gently used and new shoes through our Shoe Away Hunger program and sell them for a suggested donation on our mobile shoe bus and trailer and at various static sites. We sort these shoes into three categories (great, good, and grind) at our warehouse in Plymouth on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 12 to 3:00 p.m. We would love for you or your group to join us in sorting shoes! Please visit our website at goodinthehood.org to register as a volunteer. We look forward to serving with you soon. Friends and groups love to do this. We help a lot of people, laugh, and have a lot of fun doing this very important job! Nonprofit: Good in the Hood We collect gently used and new shoes through our Shoe Away Hunger program and sell them for a suggested donation on our mobile shoe bus and trailer and at various static sites. We sort these shoes into three categories (great, good, and grind) at our warehouse in Plymouth on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 12 to 3:00 p.m. We would love for you or your group to join us in sorting shoes! Please visit our website at goodinthehood.org to register as a volunteer. We look forward to serving with you soon. Friends and groups love to do this. We help a lot of people, laugh, and have a lot of fun doing this very important job! Nonprofit: Good in the Hood Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55447 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Shoe Away Hunger - SORTERS NEEDED - Wednesday - 12-3pm (Between 1-50 volunteers)We collect gently used and new shoes through our Shoe Away Hunger program and sell them for a suggested donation on our mobile shoe bus and trailer and at various static sites. We sort these shoes into three categories (great, good, and grind) at our warehouse in Plymouth on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 12 to 3:00 p.m. We would love for you or your group to join us in sorting shoes! Please visit our website at goodinthehood.org to register as a volunteer. We look forward to serving with you soon. Friends and groups love to do this. We help a lot of people, laugh, and have a lot of fun doing this very important job! Nonprofit: Good in the Hood We collect gently used and new shoes through our Shoe Away Hunger program and sell them for a suggested donation on our mobile shoe bus and trailer and at various static sites. We sort these shoes into three categories (great, good, and grind) at our warehouse in Plymouth on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 12 to 3:00 p.m. We would love for you or your group to join us in sorting shoes! Please visit our website at goodinthehood.org to register as a volunteer. We look forward to serving with you soon. Friends and groups love to do this. We help a lot of people, laugh, and have a lot of fun doing this very important job! Nonprofit: Good in the Hood Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55447 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Shoe Away Hunger - SORTERS NEEDED - Monday - (12-3pm) (Between 1-50 volunteers)We collect gently used and new shoes through our Shoe Away Hunger program and sell them for a suggested donation on our mobile shoe bus and trailer and at various static sites. We sort these shoes into three categories (great, good, and grind) at our warehouse in Plymouth on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 12 to 3:00 p.m. We would love for you or your group to join us in sorting shoes! Please visit our website at goodinthehood.org to register as a volunteer. We look forward to serving with you soon. Friends and groups love to do this. We help a lot of people, laugh, and have a lot of fun doing this very important job! Nonprofit: Good in the Hood We collect gently used and new shoes through our Shoe Away Hunger program and sell them for a suggested donation on our mobile shoe bus and trailer and at various static sites. We sort these shoes into three categories (great, good, and grind) at our warehouse in Plymouth on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 12 to 3:00 p.m. We would love for you or your group to join us in sorting shoes! Please visit our website at goodinthehood.org to register as a volunteer. We look forward to serving with you soon. Friends and groups love to do this. We help a lot of people, laugh, and have a lot of fun doing this very important job! Nonprofit: Good in the Hood Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55447 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Legacy Family Center Montessori School Capital CampaignLegacy Family Center Montessori School Capital Campaign Our Vision Legacy Family Center is creating a permanent home for Kora Montessori, a culturally grounded school that celebrates the identity, resilience, and brilliance of West African immigrant and refugee families. This will be a place where children learn with joy, families feel seen and supported, and community traditions are honored every day. What We’re Building? Culturally grounded classrooms where West African heritage is woven into daily Montessori learning A welcoming family hub for connection, support, and cultural affirmation A community gathering space that strengthens cross‑generational relationships An environment of excellence that prepares children for academic success, confidence, and leadershipJoin the Advisory Committee? We are inviting passionate community members and volunteers to help bring this vision to life. Advisory Committee members serve as trusted ambassadors who expand our reach, build relationships, and champion culturally responsive education. Key Responsibilities: Represent Legacy as a community ambassador with businesses, faith communities, and local leaders and make warm introductions to potential financial or in‑kind supporters Host, coordinate, or participate in donor gatherings, conversations, and site visits Offer insight on responsive messaging and outreach strategies Share campaign milestones through your personal networks and social mediaCoordinate and participate in peer‑to‑peer fundraising by sharing your personal story and inviting your network to join the visionTime Commitment 1–2 meetings per month during active campaign phases, with flexible involvement based on your strengths, interests, and availability. Why Peer‑to‑Peer Fundraising Matters? Peer‑to‑peer fundraising is one of the most meaningful ways to support the campaign because it grows from relationships, cultural pride, and community connection. When you share why Kora Montessori matters to you, people listen — and they give because you asked. It’s simple, personal, and powerful. Why Join? Be part of a historic project that will serve generations of children and families Help shape a school rooted in cultural pride, belonging, and Montessori excellence Build meaningful relationships with community leaders, families, and partners Use your voice, connections, and talents to create lasting impact for immigrant familiesInterested in joining? Contact us: Subject: Advisory Committee Email: info@legacyfamilycentermn.org Nonprofit: Legacy Family Center Legacy Family Center Montessori School Capital Campaign Our Vision Legacy Family Center is creating a permanent home for Kora Montessori, a culturally grounded school that celebrates the identity, resilience, and brilliance of West African immigrant and refugee families. This will be a place where children learn with joy, families feel seen and supported, and community traditions are honored every day. What We’re Building? Culturally grounded classrooms where West African heritage is woven into daily Montessori learning A welcoming family hub for connection, support, and cultural affirmation A community gathering space that strengthens cross‑generational relationships An environment of excellence that prepares children for academic success, confidence, and leadershipJoin the Advisory Committee? We are inviting passionate community members and volunteers to help bring this vision to life. Advisory Committee members serve as trusted ambassadors who expand our reach, build relationships, and champion culturally responsive education. Key Responsibilities: Represent Legacy as a community ambassador with businesses, faith communities, and local leaders and make warm introductions to potential financial or in‑kind supporters Host, coordinate, or participate in donor gatherings, conversations, and site visits Offer insight on responsive messaging and outreach strategies Share campaign milestones through your personal networks and social mediaCoordinate and participate in peer‑to‑peer fundraising by sharing your personal story and inviting your network to join the visionTime Commitment 1–2 meetings per month during active campaign phases, with flexible involvement based on your strengths, interests, and availability. Why Peer‑to‑Peer Fundraising Matters? Peer‑to‑peer fundraising is one of the most meaningful ways to support the campaign because it grows from relationships, cultural pride, and community connection. When you share why Kora Montessori matters to you, people listen — and they give because you asked. It’s simple, personal, and powerful. Why Join? Be part of a historic project that will serve generations of children and families Help shape a school rooted in cultural pride, belonging, and Montessori excellence Build meaningful relationships with community leaders, families, and partners Use your voice, connections, and talents to create lasting impact for immigrant familiesInterested in joining? Contact us: Subject: Advisory Committee Email: info@legacyfamilycentermn.org Nonprofit: Legacy Family Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55428 Allow Groups: Yes |
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Reach for Resources is refreshing our staff first aid kits. The kits are already assembled. We only need volunteers to add gloves and place each kit into a labeled baggie. This is a fast and simple project that directly supports staff safety. Groups are welcome to volunteer at our office or complete the project at their own site. Volunteer TasksVolunteers will: Pick up pre assembled first aid kits Add a pair of gloves to each kit Place each kit into a baggie Seal and stack completed kits Help with simple cleanup once the project is completeNo experience is needed. Skills Needed Ability to follow simple steps Light hand assembly Suitable for all ages with adult supervision if needed Why This MattersFirst aid kits are used by staff in community programs, home visits, recreation activities, and office settings. Volunteers help ensure each kit is complete, accurate, and ready to use. LocationReach for Resources Office Off site volunteering is available on request. We are happy to transport all kits and supplies to your group. Interested in Volunteering?To schedule a time or request an off site option, contact: Blair McLaughlin bmclaughlin@reachforresources.org | 952-688-3944 Nonprofit: Reach for Resources {
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Reach for Resources is refreshing our staff first aid kits. The kits are already assembled. We only need volunteers to add gloves and place each kit into a labeled baggie. This is a fast and simple project that directly supports staff safety. Groups are welcome to volunteer at our office or complete the project at their own site. Volunteer TasksVolunteers will: Pick up pre assembled first aid kits Add a pair of gloves to each kit Place each kit into a baggie Seal and stack completed kits Help with simple cleanup once the project is completeNo experience is needed. Skills Needed Ability to follow simple steps Light hand assembly Suitable for all ages with adult supervision if needed Why This MattersFirst aid kits are used by staff in community programs, home visits, recreation activities, and office settings. Volunteers help ensure each kit is complete, accurate, and ready to use. LocationReach for Resources Office Off site volunteering is available on request. We are happy to transport all kits and supplies to your group. Interested in Volunteering?To schedule a time or request an off site option, contact: Blair McLaughlin bmclaughlin@reachforresources.org | 952-688-3944 Nonprofit: Reach for Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55343 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Weekends Need Excitement? Volunteer with Us in New Hope!Volunteer at Arc's Value Village in New Hope and help unpack, sort and price great donations. Volunteers are also need to stock the sales floor and to help colorize/organize wonderful items. Shifts available 7 days a week and are only 2 hours. Individuals and groups are welcome! No minimum commitment required--volunteer once or for multiple shifts! Youth aged 8-15 can also volunteer but must do so with an adult. Arc's Value Village offers direct volunteer sign-up through our Online Volunteer Calendar! Interested volunteers can visit our website at www.volunteerforarc.org. Click the "Sign Up or Login" tab to browse for the location, date, and time of your choosing. If you need assistance with signing up or have questions contact Michelle T at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or 952-915-3670. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Volunteer at Arc's Value Village in New Hope and help unpack, sort and price great donations. Volunteers are also need to stock the sales floor and to help colorize/organize wonderful items. Shifts available 7 days a week and are only 2 hours. Individuals and groups are welcome! No minimum commitment required--volunteer once or for multiple shifts! Youth aged 8-15 can also volunteer but must do so with an adult. Arc's Value Village offers direct volunteer sign-up through our Online Volunteer Calendar! Interested volunteers can visit our website at www.volunteerforarc.org. Click the "Sign Up or Login" tab to browse for the location, date, and time of your choosing. If you need assistance with signing up or have questions contact Michelle T at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or 952-915-3670. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55427 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Weekend Need Excitement? Volunteer with Us in Richfield!Volunteer at Arc's Value Village in Richfield and help unpack, sort and price great donations. Volunteers are also need to stock the sales floor and to help colorize/organize wonderful items. Shifts available 7 days a week and are only 2-hours. Individuals and groups are welcome! No minimum commitment required--volunteer once or for multiple shifts! Youth aged 8-15 can also volunteer but must do so with an adult. Arc's Value Village offers direct volunteer sign-up through our Online Volunteer Calendar! Interested volunteers can visit our website at www.volunteerforarc.org. Click the "Sign Up or Login" tab to browse and find the location, date and time of your choosing. If you need assistance with signing up or have questions contact Michelle T at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or 952-915-3670. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Volunteer at Arc's Value Village in Richfield and help unpack, sort and price great donations. Volunteers are also need to stock the sales floor and to help colorize/organize wonderful items. Shifts available 7 days a week and are only 2-hours. Individuals and groups are welcome! No minimum commitment required--volunteer once or for multiple shifts! Youth aged 8-15 can also volunteer but must do so with an adult. Arc's Value Village offers direct volunteer sign-up through our Online Volunteer Calendar! Interested volunteers can visit our website at www.volunteerforarc.org. Click the "Sign Up or Login" tab to browse and find the location, date and time of your choosing. If you need assistance with signing up or have questions contact Michelle T at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or 952-915-3670. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55423 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Team Volunteering at Arc's Value Village in Richfield!Looking for a volunteer opportunity for you and your family or coworkers? Arc's Value Village would love to host your group for a volunteer event! Volunteering in our Arc's Value Village stores helps to support the Arc Minnesota in it's mission to promote and protect the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Typical Duties Include: Unpacking and sorting donations Tagging donations to be sold Placing donations out on the sales floor Organizing and tidying the sales floorWhen Can I Schedule a Group Volunteering Event? To sign up, visit our Online Volunteer Calendar at www.volunteerforarc.org. Click on the Sign Up or Login Tab and scroll down to find the location, date and time of your choosing. Contact Michelle T at (952) 920-0855 or volunteernow@arcminnesota.org with questions or if you need assistance to sign up. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Looking for a volunteer opportunity for you and your family or coworkers? Arc's Value Village would love to host your group for a volunteer event! Volunteering in our Arc's Value Village stores helps to support the Arc Minnesota in it's mission to promote and protect the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Typical Duties Include: Unpacking and sorting donations Tagging donations to be sold Placing donations out on the sales floor Organizing and tidying the sales floorWhen Can I Schedule a Group Volunteering Event? To sign up, visit our Online Volunteer Calendar at www.volunteerforarc.org. Click on the Sign Up or Login Tab and scroll down to find the location, date and time of your choosing. Contact Michelle T at (952) 920-0855 or volunteernow@arcminnesota.org with questions or if you need assistance to sign up. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Nonprofit Requirement: >13 years old Zip Code: 55423 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Team Volunteering at Arc's Value Village in New Hope!Looking for a volunteer opportunity for you and your family or coworkers? Arc's Value Village would love to host your group for a volunteer event! Volunteering in our Arc's Value Village stores helps to support the Arc Minnesota in it's mission to promote and protect the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Typical Duties Include: Unpacking and sorting donations Tagging donations to be sold Placing donations out on the sales floor Organizing and tidying the sales floorWhen Can I Schedule a Group Volunteering Event? To sign up, visit our Online Volunteer Calendar at www.volunteerforarc.org. Scroll down to find the location, date and time of your choosing. Questions? Contact Michelle T at volunteernow@arcminnsota.org or 952-915-3670 with questions or if you need assistance signing up. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Looking for a volunteer opportunity for you and your family or coworkers? Arc's Value Village would love to host your group for a volunteer event! Volunteering in our Arc's Value Village stores helps to support the Arc Minnesota in it's mission to promote and protect the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Typical Duties Include: Unpacking and sorting donations Tagging donations to be sold Placing donations out on the sales floor Organizing and tidying the sales floorWhen Can I Schedule a Group Volunteering Event? To sign up, visit our Online Volunteer Calendar at www.volunteerforarc.org. Scroll down to find the location, date and time of your choosing. Questions? Contact Michelle T at volunteernow@arcminnsota.org or 952-915-3670 with questions or if you need assistance signing up. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Nonprofit Requirement: >13 years old Zip Code: 55427 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Team Volunteering at Arc's Value Village in Bloomington!Looking for a volunteer opportunity for you and your family or coworkers? Arc's Value Village would love to host your group for a volunteer event! Volunteering in our Arc's Value Village stores helps to support the Arc Minnesota in it's mission to promote and protect the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Typical Duties Include: Unpacking and sorting donations Tagging donations to be sold Placing donations out on the sales floor Organizing and tidying the sales floorWhen Can I Schedule a Group Volunteering Event? To sign up, visit our Online Volunteer Calendar at www.volunteerforarc.org. Click on the Sign Up or Login tab to find the location, date and time that works best for you. Contact Michelle T at (952) 920-0855 or volunteernow@arcminnesota.org with questions or if you need assistance signing up. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Looking for a volunteer opportunity for you and your family or coworkers? Arc's Value Village would love to host your group for a volunteer event! Volunteering in our Arc's Value Village stores helps to support the Arc Minnesota in it's mission to promote and protect the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Typical Duties Include: Unpacking and sorting donations Tagging donations to be sold Placing donations out on the sales floor Organizing and tidying the sales floorWhen Can I Schedule a Group Volunteering Event? To sign up, visit our Online Volunteer Calendar at www.volunteerforarc.org. Click on the Sign Up or Login tab to find the location, date and time that works best for you. Contact Michelle T at (952) 920-0855 or volunteernow@arcminnesota.org with questions or if you need assistance signing up. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Nonprofit Requirement: >13 years old Zip Code: 55431 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Rack 'em Up in New Hope & Benefit People with Disabilities!Love spotting the latest fashion or home trends? Volunteer at Arc's Value Village in New Hope and you will help unpack, tag and hang some great fashion finds! Volunteers are needed to help stock the store with all the best fashions, accessories and with the comforts of home. Shifts available 7 days a week and are only 2 hours. Individuals and groups are welcome! No minimum commitment required--volunteer once or for multiple shifts! Youth aged 8+ can also volunteer but must do so with an adult. Arc's Value Village offers direct volunteer sign-up through our Online Volunteer Calendar! Interested volunteers can visit our website at www.volunteerforarc.org. Click the "Sing Up or Login" tab to browse for the location, date and time of your choosing. If you need assistance with signing up or have questions contact Michelle T at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or 952-915-3670. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Love spotting the latest fashion or home trends? Volunteer at Arc's Value Village in New Hope and you will help unpack, tag and hang some great fashion finds! Volunteers are needed to help stock the store with all the best fashions, accessories and with the comforts of home. Shifts available 7 days a week and are only 2 hours. Individuals and groups are welcome! No minimum commitment required--volunteer once or for multiple shifts! Youth aged 8+ can also volunteer but must do so with an adult. Arc's Value Village offers direct volunteer sign-up through our Online Volunteer Calendar! Interested volunteers can visit our website at www.volunteerforarc.org. Click the "Sing Up or Login" tab to browse for the location, date and time of your choosing. If you need assistance with signing up or have questions contact Michelle T at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or 952-915-3670. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Nonprofit Requirement: >13 years old Zip Code: 55427 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Get Moving and Get Fit!--Volunteer as a Thrift Store Stocker or Merchandiser in Richfield!You’ve got your Fitbit and you’re striving to get in 10,000 steps every day! Sign up to volunteer with Arc’s Value Village as a sales floor stocker and you’ll have the opportunity to walk and work and reach your daily 10,000+ step goal! You’ll stay busy & always be moving-just watch the steps rack up! Your fitness goal will be reached AND you’ll help The Arc Minnesota support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families! Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers You’ve got your Fitbit and you’re striving to get in 10,000 steps every day! Sign up to volunteer with Arc’s Value Village as a sales floor stocker and you’ll have the opportunity to walk and work and reach your daily 10,000+ step goal! You’ll stay busy & always be moving-just watch the steps rack up! Your fitness goal will be reached AND you’ll help The Arc Minnesota support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families! Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55423 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Get Moving and Get Fit!--Volunteer as a Thrift Store Stocker or Merchandiser in New Hope!Arc’s Value Village thrift stores have one-time and on-going volunteer opportunities with flexible hours—days, evenings and weekends, 7 days a week! Volunteer shifts are 2 hours in length and scheduling is flexible. Volunteers at Arc’s Value Village help unpack and sort donations such as clothing, accessories, household items, books, toys, jewelry, etc. and help get them ready for the sales floor. Sign up to volunteer on our Online Volunteer Calendar at www.volunteerforarc.org. Click the “SIGN UP or LOGIN” tab. Then find the location, date, and time that works best for you. Arc’s Value Village has generated more than $28 million for The Arc’s programs and services for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. We look forward to having you volunteer with us. Volunteer on your own or bring a friend! Contact Michelle at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org to find out more and sign up! Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Arc’s Value Village thrift stores have one-time and on-going volunteer opportunities with flexible hours—days, evenings and weekends, 7 days a week! Volunteer shifts are 2 hours in length and scheduling is flexible. Volunteers at Arc’s Value Village help unpack and sort donations such as clothing, accessories, household items, books, toys, jewelry, etc. and help get them ready for the sales floor. Sign up to volunteer on our Online Volunteer Calendar at www.volunteerforarc.org. Click the “SIGN UP or LOGIN” tab. Then find the location, date, and time that works best for you. Arc’s Value Village has generated more than $28 million for The Arc’s programs and services for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. We look forward to having you volunteer with us. Volunteer on your own or bring a friend! Contact Michelle at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org to find out more and sign up! Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55427 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Get Moving and Get Fit! - Volunteer as a Thrift Store Stocker or Merchandiser in Bloomington!You’ve got your Fitbit and you’re striving to get in 10,000 steps every day! Sign up to volunteer with Arc’s Value Village as a sales floor stocker and you’ll have the opportunity to walk and work and reach your daily 10,000+ step goal! You’ll stay busy & always be moving-just watch the steps rack up! Your fitness goal will be reached AND you’ll help The Arc Minnesota support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families! Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers You’ve got your Fitbit and you’re striving to get in 10,000 steps every day! Sign up to volunteer with Arc’s Value Village as a sales floor stocker and you’ll have the opportunity to walk and work and reach your daily 10,000+ step goal! You’ll stay busy & always be moving-just watch the steps rack up! Your fitness goal will be reached AND you’ll help The Arc Minnesota support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families! Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55431 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Family Fun Volunteering in New Hope to Benefit People with Disabilities!Love spending time as a family to make a difference in our community? Then volunteering at Arc's Value Village in New Hope is for you! Volunteers are needed to help stock the store with all the best fashions, accessories and with the comforts of home. Shifts available 7 days a week and are only 2 hours. Individuals and groups are welcome! No minimum commitment required--volunteer once or for multiple shifts! Youth 8-15 can also volunteer but must do so with an adult. Arc's Value Village offers direct volunteer sign-up through our Online Volunteer Calendar! Interested volunteers can visit our website at www.volunteerforarc.org Click the Sign Up or Login Tab to browse for the location, date and time of your choosing. If you need assistance with signing up or have questions contact Michelle at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or 952-915-3670. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Love spending time as a family to make a difference in our community? Then volunteering at Arc's Value Village in New Hope is for you! Volunteers are needed to help stock the store with all the best fashions, accessories and with the comforts of home. Shifts available 7 days a week and are only 2 hours. Individuals and groups are welcome! No minimum commitment required--volunteer once or for multiple shifts! Youth 8-15 can also volunteer but must do so with an adult. Arc's Value Village offers direct volunteer sign-up through our Online Volunteer Calendar! Interested volunteers can visit our website at www.volunteerforarc.org Click the Sign Up or Login Tab to browse for the location, date and time of your choosing. If you need assistance with signing up or have questions contact Michelle at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or 952-915-3670. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55427 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Corporate Team Building Volunteer Opportunity in Richfield!Looking for a team building volunteer experience? Arc's Value Village can help! Volunteering in our Arc's Value Village thrift stores helps to support the Arc Minnesota in its mission to promote and protect the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Typical Duties Include: Unpacking and sorting donations Tagging donations to be sold Placing donations out on the sales floor Organizing and tidying the sales floorWhen Can I Schedule a Group Volunteering Event? Arc's Value Village is able to accommodate individuals and group! Volunteer shifts are 2 hours and youth between the ages of 8-15 will need to volunteer with an adult. To sign up, visit our Online Volunteer Calendar at www.volunteerforarc.org. Contact Michelle T at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or (952) 920-0855 with questions or if you need assistance in signing up. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Looking for a team building volunteer experience? Arc's Value Village can help! Volunteering in our Arc's Value Village thrift stores helps to support the Arc Minnesota in its mission to promote and protect the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Typical Duties Include: Unpacking and sorting donations Tagging donations to be sold Placing donations out on the sales floor Organizing and tidying the sales floorWhen Can I Schedule a Group Volunteering Event? Arc's Value Village is able to accommodate individuals and group! Volunteer shifts are 2 hours and youth between the ages of 8-15 will need to volunteer with an adult. To sign up, visit our Online Volunteer Calendar at www.volunteerforarc.org. Contact Michelle T at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or (952) 920-0855 with questions or if you need assistance in signing up. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Nonprofit Requirement: >13 years old Zip Code: 55423 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Corporate Team Building Volunteer Opportunity in New Hope!Looking for a team building volunteer experience? Arc's Value Village can help! Volunteering in our Arc's Value Village thrift stores helps to support the Arc Minnesota's mission to promote and protect the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Typical Duties Include: Upacking and sorting donations Tagging donations to be sold Placing donations out on the sales floor Organizing and tidying the sales floorWhen Can I Schedule a Group Volunteering Event? Arc's Value Village is able to accommodate individuals and groups! Volunteer shifts are 2 hours and youth between the ages of 8-15 will need to volunteer with an adult. To sign up, visit our Online Volunteer Calendar at www.volunteerforarc.org. Contact Michelle T at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or (952) 920-0855 with questions or if you need assistance signing up. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Looking for a team building volunteer experience? Arc's Value Village can help! Volunteering in our Arc's Value Village thrift stores helps to support the Arc Minnesota's mission to promote and protect the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Typical Duties Include: Upacking and sorting donations Tagging donations to be sold Placing donations out on the sales floor Organizing and tidying the sales floorWhen Can I Schedule a Group Volunteering Event? Arc's Value Village is able to accommodate individuals and groups! Volunteer shifts are 2 hours and youth between the ages of 8-15 will need to volunteer with an adult. To sign up, visit our Online Volunteer Calendar at www.volunteerforarc.org. Contact Michelle T at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or (952) 920-0855 with questions or if you need assistance signing up. Arc’s Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community. Nonprofit: Arc's Value Village Thrift Stores & Donation Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Nonprofit Requirement: >13 years old Zip Code: 55427 Allow Groups: Yes |