Volunteer: Community Event VolunteersSafe Hands is looking to build a team of volunteers that enjoy attending various community events around the Twin Cities. We are asked to participate in a number of events from parades to community days to art fairs and need a team of volunteers who enjoy attending these events, sharing information about Safe Hands and getting our mission out further. If you are an outgoing person who is willing to attend events, under the direction of our Community Event Lead, please apply to volunteer now. These are not adoption events, but occasionally we will have foster animals at the events so you may get to interact with them as well. You may be responsible for helping set-up/teardown the event, that may include a pop-up tent, table and x-pens. During the event you may be asked to mind animals, run a game, talk to people about Safe Hands mission or various other duties as directed by the event lead. Nonprofit: Safe Hands Animal Rescue Safe Hands is looking to build a team of volunteers that enjoy attending various community events around the Twin Cities. We are asked to participate in a number of events from parades to community days to art fairs and need a team of volunteers who enjoy attending these events, sharing information about Safe Hands and getting our mission out further. If you are an outgoing person who is willing to attend events, under the direction of our Community Event Lead, please apply to volunteer now. These are not adoption events, but occasionally we will have foster animals at the events so you may get to interact with them as well. You may be responsible for helping set-up/teardown the event, that may include a pop-up tent, table and x-pens. During the event you may be asked to mind animals, run a game, talk to people about Safe Hands mission or various other duties as directed by the event lead. Nonprofit: Safe Hands Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55407 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Adult Tutor Volunteer - MorningsProgram participants from ACTS, Naomi Family Program and The Christ Recovery Center all have opportunities to work on learning goals at the Education Center. These goals include, but are not limited to: preparing for the GED, digital literacy, writing, and improving English language skills. Adult Tutor Volunteers work along side our adult students in a variety of subjects. Curriculum is provided, specific training in a subject is not required. Nonprofit: Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities Program participants from ACTS, Naomi Family Program and The Christ Recovery Center all have opportunities to work on learning goals at the Education Center. These goals include, but are not limited to: preparing for the GED, digital literacy, writing, and improving English language skills. Adult Tutor Volunteers work along side our adult students in a variety of subjects. Curriculum is provided, specific training in a subject is not required. Nonprofit: Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55101 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Adult Tutor Volunteer - AfternoonsProgram participants from ACTS, Naomi Family Program and The Christ Recovery Center all have opportunities to work on learning goals at the Education Center. These goals include, but are not limited to: preparing for the GED, digital literacy, writing, and improving English language skills. Adult Tutor Volunteers work along side our adult students in a variety of subjects. Curriculum is provided, specific training in a subject is not required. Nonprofit: Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities Program participants from ACTS, Naomi Family Program and The Christ Recovery Center all have opportunities to work on learning goals at the Education Center. These goals include, but are not limited to: preparing for the GED, digital literacy, writing, and improving English language skills. Adult Tutor Volunteers work along side our adult students in a variety of subjects. Curriculum is provided, specific training in a subject is not required. Nonprofit: Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55101 Allow Groups: No |
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: Sewing Teachers & Teachers' AidesDo you like to sew? Do you like talking about sewing and helping other people learn to sew? Do you want to do something concrete to support & build connection with African communities in the Twin Cities? Then you've gotta come hang out with us. Under One Roof Fiber Arts provides free sewing classes to African immigrants in the Twin Cities. All of our classes are volunteer-run, and we are always looking for more people who want to share their sewing skills while hanging out with a bunch of cool women. Okay but what does that actually mean? We're looking for both Teachers & Teacher's Aides. We need both people who are comfortable leading a class and people who'd rather assist and help answer student questions. Scheduling is as flexible as you need it to be. We've got ongoing classes as well as one-time classes, so you can help out every Weds morning or you can teach a class once a month. We appreciate whatever time you're willing to donate. We just want to make it easy for you to come in and share your knowledge. All of our students are African immigrants and most speak English as a second (or third or fourth) language. Some are new arrivals who are still learning the basics. It's okay if you don't have a ton of experience working with ESL students, but you do need to be open to working with people who are different from you and maybe learning new & better ways to communicate across language barriers. Unless you're also an African immigrant, then it probably won't be anything new (and you can totally both be a volunteer and also take a class if there's something that's a new skill for you).Really we're just trying to have fun and sew together, so if you've gotten this far, just send a message and let's figure out a way for you to get involved.Nonprofit: Under One Roof Fiber Arts (project of Sub-Saharan Youth & Family Services) Do you like to sew? Do you like talking about sewing and helping other people learn to sew? Do you want to do something concrete to support & build connection with African communities in the Twin Cities? Then you've gotta come hang out with us. Under One Roof Fiber Arts provides free sewing classes to African immigrants in the Twin Cities. All of our classes are volunteer-run, and we are always looking for more people who want to share their sewing skills while hanging out with a bunch of cool women. Okay but what does that actually mean? We're looking for both Teachers & Teacher's Aides. We need both people who are comfortable leading a class and people who'd rather assist and help answer student questions. Scheduling is as flexible as you need it to be. We've got ongoing classes as well as one-time classes, so you can help out every Weds morning or you can teach a class once a month. We appreciate whatever time you're willing to donate. We just want to make it easy for you to come in and share your knowledge. All of our students are African immigrants and most speak English as a second (or third or fourth) language. Some are new arrivals who are still learning the basics. It's okay if you don't have a ton of experience working with ESL students, but you do need to be open to working with people who are different from you and maybe learning new & better ways to communicate across language barriers. Unless you're also an African immigrant, then it probably won't be anything new (and you can totally both be a volunteer and also take a class if there's something that's a new skill for you).Really we're just trying to have fun and sew together, so if you've gotten this far, just send a message and let's figure out a way for you to get involved.Nonprofit: Under One Roof Fiber Arts (project of Sub-Saharan Youth & Family Services) Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Knitting & Crochet Teachers & Teachers' AidesDo you like to knit and/or crochet? (Are you some kind of magician who likes doing both?) Do you like showing other people how to do those things? Do you want to support and build connection with the African communities of the Twin Cities? Ooh do I have good news for you. Under One Roof Fiber Arts provides free sewing/knitting/etc classes to African immigrants in the Twin Cities. All of our classes are volunteer-run, and we are always looking for more people who want to share their skills while hanging out with a bunch of cool women. You do not need to be an expert--we're really just trying to build community by sharing skills and making things together. Okay but what does that actually mean? We're looking for both Teachers & Teacher's Aides. We need both people who are comfortable leading a class and people who'd rather assist and help answer student questions. Scheduling is as flexible as you need it to be. We've got ongoing classes as well as one-time classes, so you can help out every Weds morning or you can teach a class once a month. We appreciate whatever time you're willing to donate. We just want to make it easy for you to come in and share your knowledge. All of our students are African immigrants and most speak English as a second (or third or fourth) language. Some are new arrivals who are still learning the basics. It's okay if you don't have a ton of experience working with ESL students, but you do need to be open to working with people who are different from you and maybe learning new & better ways to communicate across language barriers. Unless you're also an African immigrant, then it probably won't be anything new (and you can totally both be a volunteer and also take a class if there's something that's a new skill for you).Really we're just trying to have fun and make things together, so if you've gotten this far, just send a message and let's figure out a way for you to get involved.IMPORTANT! Right at this exact moment, we're only holding classes in St. Paul, but we're hoping to expand to satellite locations around the metro in 2026. So if you don't want to drive to St. Paul all the time but you do want to hang out and knit, send a message anyway and we can make some plans for the future. Nonprofit: Under One Roof Fiber Arts (project of Sub-Saharan Youth & Family Services) Do you like to knit and/or crochet? (Are you some kind of magician who likes doing both?) Do you like showing other people how to do those things? Do you want to support and build connection with the African communities of the Twin Cities? Ooh do I have good news for you. Under One Roof Fiber Arts provides free sewing/knitting/etc classes to African immigrants in the Twin Cities. All of our classes are volunteer-run, and we are always looking for more people who want to share their skills while hanging out with a bunch of cool women. You do not need to be an expert--we're really just trying to build community by sharing skills and making things together. Okay but what does that actually mean? We're looking for both Teachers & Teacher's Aides. We need both people who are comfortable leading a class and people who'd rather assist and help answer student questions. Scheduling is as flexible as you need it to be. We've got ongoing classes as well as one-time classes, so you can help out every Weds morning or you can teach a class once a month. We appreciate whatever time you're willing to donate. We just want to make it easy for you to come in and share your knowledge. All of our students are African immigrants and most speak English as a second (or third or fourth) language. Some are new arrivals who are still learning the basics. It's okay if you don't have a ton of experience working with ESL students, but you do need to be open to working with people who are different from you and maybe learning new & better ways to communicate across language barriers. Unless you're also an African immigrant, then it probably won't be anything new (and you can totally both be a volunteer and also take a class if there's something that's a new skill for you).Really we're just trying to have fun and make things together, so if you've gotten this far, just send a message and let's figure out a way for you to get involved.IMPORTANT! Right at this exact moment, we're only holding classes in St. Paul, but we're hoping to expand to satellite locations around the metro in 2026. So if you don't want to drive to St. Paul all the time but you do want to hang out and knit, send a message anyway and we can make some plans for the future. Nonprofit: Under One Roof Fiber Arts (project of Sub-Saharan Youth & Family Services) Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Pet Therapy VolunteersFriendly furry friends and their humans needed! Hospice of the Midwest is seeking volunteers with trained therapy pets to bring cheer and comfort to our patients. Pet therapy is very beneficial and highly requested by our patients receiving hospice care. Help us bring smiles and joy to people facing a terminal illness. Volunteers needed in multiple locations throughout the twin cities metro. Background screening, drug test, and TB test required. Training and ongoing support provided to volunteers. Nonprofit: Hospice of the Midwest Friendly furry friends and their humans needed! Hospice of the Midwest is seeking volunteers with trained therapy pets to bring cheer and comfort to our patients. Pet therapy is very beneficial and highly requested by our patients receiving hospice care. Help us bring smiles and joy to people facing a terminal illness. Volunteers needed in multiple locations throughout the twin cities metro. Background screening, drug test, and TB test required. Training and ongoing support provided to volunteers. Nonprofit: Hospice of the Midwest Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Companion (18+)Provide friendly visits, comfort, and companionship to people approaching end of life. Visit people in their homes or in senior living facilities. Reminisce, read aloud, assist with activities or hobbies, or just provide a comforting presence. Background screening and drug testing required. Training and ongoing support provided to volunteers. Nonprofit: Hospice of the Midwest Provide friendly visits, comfort, and companionship to people approaching end of life. Visit people in their homes or in senior living facilities. Reminisce, read aloud, assist with activities or hobbies, or just provide a comforting presence. Background screening and drug testing required. Training and ongoing support provided to volunteers. Nonprofit: Hospice of the Midwest Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55362 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Pet Therapy VolunteersFriendly furry friends and their humans needed! Hospice of the Midwest is seeking volunteers with trained therapy pets to bring cheer and comfort to our patients. Pet therapy is very beneficial and highly requested by our patients receiving hospice care. Help us bring smiles and joy to people facing a terminal illness. Volunteers needed in multiple locations throughout the twin cities metro. Background screening, drug test, and TB test required. Training and ongoing support provided to volunteers. Nonprofit: Hospice of the Midwest Friendly furry friends and their humans needed! Hospice of the Midwest is seeking volunteers with trained therapy pets to bring cheer and comfort to our patients. Pet therapy is very beneficial and highly requested by our patients receiving hospice care. Help us bring smiles and joy to people facing a terminal illness. Volunteers needed in multiple locations throughout the twin cities metro. Background screening, drug test, and TB test required. Training and ongoing support provided to volunteers. Nonprofit: Hospice of the Midwest Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55125 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Veteran VolunteerAre you a veteran who is looking to support other veterans? If so, Hospice of the Midwest would love to welcome you to our fantastic volunteer team! We are in need of veterans to provide companionship to fellow veterans who are receiving end of life care. Provide friendly visits to veterans in their homes, including nursing facilities, assisted living and memory care units. Our veteran volunteers also assist hospice staff in conducting pinning ceremonies for patients, as well as Veteran's Day and Memorial Day programs. Opportunities are available throughout the Twin Cities metro area. Requirements include a background screening, drug test, and TB testing. Volunteer training and ongoing support is provided. Nonprofit: Hospice of the Midwest Are you a veteran who is looking to support other veterans? If so, Hospice of the Midwest would love to welcome you to our fantastic volunteer team! We are in need of veterans to provide companionship to fellow veterans who are receiving end of life care. Provide friendly visits to veterans in their homes, including nursing facilities, assisted living and memory care units. Our veteran volunteers also assist hospice staff in conducting pinning ceremonies for patients, as well as Veteran's Day and Memorial Day programs. Opportunities are available throughout the Twin Cities metro area. Requirements include a background screening, drug test, and TB testing. Volunteer training and ongoing support is provided. Nonprofit: Hospice of the Midwest Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55125 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Companion (18+)Provide friendly visits, comfort, and companionship to people approaching end of life. Visit people in their homes or in senior living facilities. Reminisce, read aloud, assist with activities or hobbies, or just provide a comforting presence. Background screening and drug testing required. Training and ongoing support provided to volunteers. Nonprofit: Hospice of the Midwest Provide friendly visits, comfort, and companionship to people approaching end of life. Visit people in their homes or in senior living facilities. Reminisce, read aloud, assist with activities or hobbies, or just provide a comforting presence. Background screening and drug testing required. Training and ongoing support provided to volunteers. Nonprofit: Hospice of the Midwest Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55125 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: MCFM Zero Waste Educators 2026Help us educate MCFM visitors about compostable plastics, manage composting stations, and collect data for our Zero Waste program! Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate in our efforts by volunteering as a Zero Waste Educator. There’s no need to be an expert - we train volunteers on the basics at the start of each shift. 10am - 1:15pm every Saturday May-October. Make sure to bring a water bottle and dress in weather appropriate clothing that is comfortable and may get messy. You will receive a reminder email during the week before your shift. Sign up at: volunteersignup.org/3MPXM Nonprofit: Mill City Farmers Market Charitable Fund Help us educate MCFM visitors about compostable plastics, manage composting stations, and collect data for our Zero Waste program! Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate in our efforts by volunteering as a Zero Waste Educator. There’s no need to be an expert - we train volunteers on the basics at the start of each shift. 10am - 1:15pm every Saturday May-October. Make sure to bring a water bottle and dress in weather appropriate clothing that is comfortable and may get messy. You will receive a reminder email during the week before your shift. Sign up at: volunteersignup.org/3MPXM Nonprofit: Mill City Farmers Market Charitable Fund Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: May 2, 2026 through Oct 31, 2026 Zip Code: 55401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Be BOLD! Be a mentor! (Age 21+)
Bolder Options mentors build meaningful, one-to-one relationships with diverse young people ages 10–14 by showing up consistently, listening, and offering encouragement. At a time when many youth are navigating stress, uncertainty, and big transitions, mentors provide something powerful: a reliable, positive adult presence. You don’t need to have all the answers — just a willingness to care and grow alongside a young person. What Mentoring Looks Like (Year One) Our first-year mentoring program is relationship-based, with a strong foundation in physical wellness and goal setting. As a mentor, you will: Spend 2–4 hours per week with your mentee for one year Engage in accessible physical activities together (walking, biking, gym time, sports, movement of all kinds) Support your mentee in setting and working toward personal goals Build trust through consistency, encouragement, and shared experiences Activities are flexible and tailored to your mentee’s interests and abilities — you do not need to be an athlete or expert. What Makes a Great Mentor The most impactful mentors are: Reliable and consistent Good listeners who are curious and open-minded Willing to try new things and meet youth where they are Positive role models who believe in young people’s potential Mentors come from all walks of life. What matters most is your commitment to showing up with care and respect. A Long-Term Commitment to Youth Bolder Options is committed to walking alongside young people beyond the first year. After completing the initial mentoring program, youth are invited into our alumni program, which offers: Continued connection to caring adults Group activities and leadership opportunities Support with career exploration, post-secondary planning, and life skills Our goal is to stay connected with youth through high school and into career and/or college pathways. What You Can Expect From Us Mentoring is free to you. Mentors are fully supported through: A dedicated support staff member Training and ongoing check-ins Weekly activity ideas planned by staff Free or low-cost tickets to local activities YMCA membership for you and your mentee
To ensure safe, consistent relationships, mentors must: 1) Be 21 years or older. 2) Have reliable access to a car. 3) Commit to meeting weekly for one year. 4) Complete an application, interview, background check, and orientation. Mentoring requires regular in-person connection. Long travel distances can make it difficult to sustain weekly meetings, so we prioritize mentors who live close to our service areas (within 20 min drive). About Bolder Options Bolder Options is a youth mentoring nonprofit focused on healthy youth development, blending physical activity, emotional wellness, goal setting, and community connection. We are proud to be an LGBTQ+ Ally Site and intentionally create inclusive environments where all youth and mentors belong. Apply Today! Start your mentoring journey here:https://www.bolderoptions.org/mentor-application Nonprofit: Bolder Options
Bolder Options mentors build meaningful, one-to-one relationships with diverse young people ages 10–14 by showing up consistently, listening, and offering encouragement. At a time when many youth are navigating stress, uncertainty, and big transitions, mentors provide something powerful: a reliable, positive adult presence. You don’t need to have all the answers — just a willingness to care and grow alongside a young person. What Mentoring Looks Like (Year One) Our first-year mentoring program is relationship-based, with a strong foundation in physical wellness and goal setting. As a mentor, you will: Spend 2–4 hours per week with your mentee for one year Engage in accessible physical activities together (walking, biking, gym time, sports, movement of all kinds) Support your mentee in setting and working toward personal goals Build trust through consistency, encouragement, and shared experiences Activities are flexible and tailored to your mentee’s interests and abilities — you do not need to be an athlete or expert. What Makes a Great Mentor The most impactful mentors are: Reliable and consistent Good listeners who are curious and open-minded Willing to try new things and meet youth where they are Positive role models who believe in young people’s potential Mentors come from all walks of life. What matters most is your commitment to showing up with care and respect. A Long-Term Commitment to Youth Bolder Options is committed to walking alongside young people beyond the first year. After completing the initial mentoring program, youth are invited into our alumni program, which offers: Continued connection to caring adults Group activities and leadership opportunities Support with career exploration, post-secondary planning, and life skills Our goal is to stay connected with youth through high school and into career and/or college pathways. What You Can Expect From Us Mentoring is free to you. Mentors are fully supported through: A dedicated support staff member Training and ongoing check-ins Weekly activity ideas planned by staff Free or low-cost tickets to local activities YMCA membership for you and your mentee
To ensure safe, consistent relationships, mentors must: 1) Be 21 years or older. 2) Have reliable access to a car. 3) Commit to meeting weekly for one year. 4) Complete an application, interview, background check, and orientation. Mentoring requires regular in-person connection. Long travel distances can make it difficult to sustain weekly meetings, so we prioritize mentors who live close to our service areas (within 20 min drive). About Bolder Options Bolder Options is a youth mentoring nonprofit focused on healthy youth development, blending physical activity, emotional wellness, goal setting, and community connection. We are proud to be an LGBTQ+ Ally Site and intentionally create inclusive environments where all youth and mentors belong. Apply Today! Start your mentoring journey here:https://www.bolderoptions.org/mentor-application Nonprofit: Bolder Options Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Field Trips/ Groups AssistantWe have two new openings for Groups Assistant Volunteers! This is a recurring weekly volunteer shift where you will be scheduled for either Wednesday or Thursday mornings 8:45am- 11:45 am. We are asking for anyone interested to be able to commit to at least the next two months until May. Let us know if you're interested in volunteering for either or both days! You will always be scheduled to work alongside group staff. They will ask for your help with any of the following tasks: Welcome groups as they enter the building from their bus(es)Assist the group staff in getting the group settled in their roomShow where coats and lunches can go and have children sit on the carpet for orientation.Help distribute orange stickers after the group staff completes orientation, trained volunteers may also lead orientations.Help direct traffic into the museum as the group is heading onto the floorHave maps handy if an adult asks for oneAssist with groups coming back for lunch – direct them into the correct lunch spaceAssist with groups with departure – direct them into their correct gathering space and thank them for coming as they leave for their bus(es)Any additional duties that the Group Lead may need help with.Please reply to this email if you are interested and available! We are looking to fill this need as soon as possible. Nonprofit: Minnesota Children's Museum We have two new openings for Groups Assistant Volunteers! This is a recurring weekly volunteer shift where you will be scheduled for either Wednesday or Thursday mornings 8:45am- 11:45 am. We are asking for anyone interested to be able to commit to at least the next two months until May. Let us know if you're interested in volunteering for either or both days! You will always be scheduled to work alongside group staff. They will ask for your help with any of the following tasks: Welcome groups as they enter the building from their bus(es)Assist the group staff in getting the group settled in their roomShow where coats and lunches can go and have children sit on the carpet for orientation.Help distribute orange stickers after the group staff completes orientation, trained volunteers may also lead orientations.Help direct traffic into the museum as the group is heading onto the floorHave maps handy if an adult asks for oneAssist with groups coming back for lunch – direct them into the correct lunch spaceAssist with groups with departure – direct them into their correct gathering space and thank them for coming as they leave for their bus(es)Any additional duties that the Group Lead may need help with.Please reply to this email if you are interested and available! We are looking to fill this need as soon as possible. Nonprofit: Minnesota Children's Museum Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55102 Allow Groups: No |
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: Make a Friend, Be A FriendAre you ready to make a new friend? You will get to share your interests and time with an individual with a developmental disability who likes doing the same things you do! A chance to give back while having fun at the same time! Meet with the individual you are matched with about once a month or more frequently if time allows. The two of you can decide what you would like to do with your time together. Examples of activities include, but are not limited to: movies, concerts, going out to eat, walks in the park, biking, musicals, music events, shopping, hanging out, craft projects, and sporting events. West Metro: Plymouth, Eden Prairie, Crystal, New Hope, Wayzata, Maple Grove, Golden Valley, St. Louis Park, and Minnetonka. East Metro: Falcon Heights, Forest Lake, Hugo, Lindstrom, Little Canada, Mahtomedi, Maplewood, New Brighton, North St Paul, Oakdale, Pierz, Roseville, St Anthony, St Paul, Shoreview, Vadnais Heights, White Bear Lake, White Bear Township, and Woodbury. Contact: cthoma@hammer.org Nonprofit: Hammer & NER Are you ready to make a new friend? You will get to share your interests and time with an individual with a developmental disability who likes doing the same things you do! A chance to give back while having fun at the same time! Meet with the individual you are matched with about once a month or more frequently if time allows. The two of you can decide what you would like to do with your time together. Examples of activities include, but are not limited to: movies, concerts, going out to eat, walks in the park, biking, musicals, music events, shopping, hanging out, craft projects, and sporting events. West Metro: Plymouth, Eden Prairie, Crystal, New Hope, Wayzata, Maple Grove, Golden Valley, St. Louis Park, and Minnetonka. East Metro: Falcon Heights, Forest Lake, Hugo, Lindstrom, Little Canada, Mahtomedi, Maplewood, New Brighton, North St Paul, Oakdale, Pierz, Roseville, St Anthony, St Paul, Shoreview, Vadnais Heights, White Bear Lake, White Bear Township, and Woodbury. Contact: cthoma@hammer.org Nonprofit: Hammer & NER Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Nonprofit Requirement: >16 years old Zip Code: 55391 Allow Groups: No |
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: Donation Room VolunteerOptions for Women East is blessed with many donations of diapers, wipes, new clothing and essential items for mom and baby. If you are organized and want to help sort, pick and keep things tidy, this is the volunteer role for you. We are looking for volunteers to come and help in the donation room on a weekly basis or every other week basis. You can fill out an application for Options for Women East at this link: https://welcome.civicchamps.com/apply/options-for-women-east/14732 Nonprofit: Options for Women East Options for Women East is blessed with many donations of diapers, wipes, new clothing and essential items for mom and baby. If you are organized and want to help sort, pick and keep things tidy, this is the volunteer role for you. We are looking for volunteers to come and help in the donation room on a weekly basis or every other week basis. You can fill out an application for Options for Women East at this link: https://welcome.civicchamps.com/apply/options-for-women-east/14732 Nonprofit: Options for Women East Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55106 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: TherapistAt Options for Women East we provide free therapy sessions to our prenatal moms as added support. The therapy sessions can be conducted on-line, or in person. Currently, some women come to the clinic and log into their virtual visit, others log on from home. We have added nursing staff so we can increase the number of women that we are seeing, which means more therapist needs. All women are pregnant and receive services through Options for Women East at no charge. Most do not have insurance when they come to us, we help them get insurance so that when baby is born there is coverage for all. Days and times for this are flexible, depending on volunteer schedule. e-mail volunteersb@optionsforwomeneast.com if interested. Nonprofit: Options for Women East At Options for Women East we provide free therapy sessions to our prenatal moms as added support. The therapy sessions can be conducted on-line, or in person. Currently, some women come to the clinic and log into their virtual visit, others log on from home. We have added nursing staff so we can increase the number of women that we are seeing, which means more therapist needs. All women are pregnant and receive services through Options for Women East at no charge. Most do not have insurance when they come to us, we help them get insurance so that when baby is born there is coverage for all. Days and times for this are flexible, depending on volunteer schedule. e-mail volunteersb@optionsforwomeneast.com if interested. Nonprofit: Options for Women East Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55106 Allow Groups: No |
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: Adult Friendship Program BuddyBe a friend. Change a life. The Best Buddies in Minnesota Citizens Program matches adult volunteers (peer buddies) with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (buddies) from the Twin Cities area in one-to-one friendships. This program helps people with disabilities become part of mainstream society and creates an inclusive and diverse community for all. --- What is the commitment? Being a Peer Buddy is a one year commitment. Buddy pairs see each other in-person once a month and will also maintain weekly contact via phone, text message, email and/or other forms of communication. There are also monthly group events to attend with other Citizens buddy pairs. Who is eligible to participate? Anyone over the age of 18 who lives in the Twin Cities (Greater Minneapolis/St. Paul) area is eligible to participate. Each participant must complete a background check that costs $18. There are no membership fees to participate in the program, however members are expected to pay for their own activities. How are buddy pairs matched? We match buddy pairs based on a number of factors – including geographic location/proximity, age range, shared interests and hobbies, and other individual preferences that are conveyed in the matching process. --- TO APPLY: Visit www.bestbuddies.org/join and select 'Minnesota' and 'Citizens' in the dropdowns, then select the Twin Cities Citizens chapter OR email emmajester@bestbuddies.org Nonprofit: Best Buddies in Minnesota Be a friend. Change a life. The Best Buddies in Minnesota Citizens Program matches adult volunteers (peer buddies) with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (buddies) from the Twin Cities area in one-to-one friendships. This program helps people with disabilities become part of mainstream society and creates an inclusive and diverse community for all. --- What is the commitment? Being a Peer Buddy is a one year commitment. Buddy pairs see each other in-person once a month and will also maintain weekly contact via phone, text message, email and/or other forms of communication. There are also monthly group events to attend with other Citizens buddy pairs. Who is eligible to participate? Anyone over the age of 18 who lives in the Twin Cities (Greater Minneapolis/St. Paul) area is eligible to participate. Each participant must complete a background check that costs $18. There are no membership fees to participate in the program, however members are expected to pay for their own activities. How are buddy pairs matched? We match buddy pairs based on a number of factors – including geographic location/proximity, age range, shared interests and hobbies, and other individual preferences that are conveyed in the matching process. --- TO APPLY: Visit www.bestbuddies.org/join and select 'Minnesota' and 'Citizens' in the dropdowns, then select the Twin Cities Citizens chapter OR email emmajester@bestbuddies.org Nonprofit: Best Buddies in Minnesota Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Parkinson's Foundation Chapter Board MemberJob Title Parkinson's Foundation Chapter Board Member
Position Type Nonprofit Board
Job Function(s) Business Development, Corporate Development (Fund Raising), Corporate Strategy/Strategic Planning, Customer Relations Management, Marketing, Public Relations
Job Location(s) Virtual - Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota
Job Description The Parkinson's Foundation Minnesota & Dakotas Chapter seeks interested individuals to serve on our Chapter Board. The volunteer board is made up of diverse professionals committed increase awareness, increase the Chapter's reach, and helping raise funds to serve more people living with Parkinson's disease, their care partners, clinicians, and supportive professionals. The Parkinson's Foundation is an established national nonprofit with an annual budget of $50M. Seventeen chapters nationwide support initiatives on the ground while helping strategize programs, research, and grant-making. The Minnesota and Dakotas Chapter Board will help us to reach all 17,088 individuals living with PD in our 3-state area. The Board meets virtually 6 times/ year, and committees of the Board meet as needed. Depending on their skills, interests, and networks/industries, members take on individual and project-based work. A modest personal financial contribution, as well as a commitment to active fundraising, is expected. The Parkinson's community is inspiring and strong, and our National Board and regional staff and volunteers are genuinely supportive. Please help us bring more attention to this common and devastating disease while supporting better care and research toward a cure, all while working alongside dedicated professionals like yourself--Thank you! Nonprofit: Parkinson's Foundation Job Title Parkinson's Foundation Chapter Board Member
Position Type Nonprofit Board
Job Function(s) Business Development, Corporate Development (Fund Raising), Corporate Strategy/Strategic Planning, Customer Relations Management, Marketing, Public Relations
Job Location(s) Virtual - Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota
Job Description The Parkinson's Foundation Minnesota & Dakotas Chapter seeks interested individuals to serve on our Chapter Board. The volunteer board is made up of diverse professionals committed increase awareness, increase the Chapter's reach, and helping raise funds to serve more people living with Parkinson's disease, their care partners, clinicians, and supportive professionals. The Parkinson's Foundation is an established national nonprofit with an annual budget of $50M. Seventeen chapters nationwide support initiatives on the ground while helping strategize programs, research, and grant-making. The Minnesota and Dakotas Chapter Board will help us to reach all 17,088 individuals living with PD in our 3-state area. The Board meets virtually 6 times/ year, and committees of the Board meet as needed. Depending on their skills, interests, and networks/industries, members take on individual and project-based work. A modest personal financial contribution, as well as a commitment to active fundraising, is expected. The Parkinson's community is inspiring and strong, and our National Board and regional staff and volunteers are genuinely supportive. Please help us bring more attention to this common and devastating disease while supporting better care and research toward a cure, all while working alongside dedicated professionals like yourself--Thank you! Nonprofit: Parkinson's Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55109 Allow Groups: No |
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 |
Volunteer: Board memberSince 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. We focus on sustainable processes, and community development to empower families and communities to become all they were created to be. Through a variety of programs, we support initiatives and families in Tanzania. We are looking for committed board members who care about our cause. Be an advocate and share your skills and expertise that help guide and grow the work of Food For His Children. Attending meetings and actively participating in committees Communicating with the executive director and other board members Following through on assignments Supporting program initiatives Ensuring financial stability of the organization including helping with fundraising efforts and sharing about Food for His Children within your networkFlexible 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. We focus on sustainable processes, and community development to empower families and communities to become all they were created to be. Through a variety of programs, we support initiatives and families in Tanzania. We are looking for committed board members who care about our cause. Be an advocate and share your skills and expertise that help guide and grow the work of Food For His Children. Attending meetings and actively participating in committees Communicating with the executive director and other board members Following through on assignments Supporting program initiatives Ensuring financial stability of the organization including helping with fundraising efforts and sharing about Food for His Children within your networkFlexible hours, work from home Nonprofit: Food for His Children Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55032 Allow Groups: No |
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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: Every Meal Volunteer Delivery DriverEvery Meal is looking for volunteer delivery drivers who can commit to a minimum of two 5 hour shifts each month during the school year. Every Meal Volunteer Delivery Drivers will use the Every Meal van to deliver boxes of food bags from our facility in Roseville, MN to our partner schools in and around the Twin Cities Metro area. Training: This is a physical role which requires training prior to making your first delivery.Volunteers will ride along with one of our delivery drivers as part of the training.Volunteers will be trained on loading and unloading the van, safety, and our delivery protocol.Schedule: Delivery shifts are Monday through Thursday mornings from 8am - 1pm during the school year, with the knowledge that deliveries may be completed before the end of the scheduled shift. Qualifications: Valid Drivers License and Proof of personal Auto InsuranceClean Motor Vehicle Driving RecordAble to pass a background check.Ability to push, pull, lift, bend. Every Meal boxes weigh between 25-30 lbs each and are delivered on rolling metal carts (maximum of 12 boxes per cart) or push carts (maximum 8 boxes). The van has a lift gate to assist in loading and unloading.Ability to communicate clearly with staff and able to receive and understand assignments.Friendly, courteous, and respectful to staff, volunteers, and community partners.Must be 18 years or older.If you are interested in or would like more information about this role, please contact Barbara at bfritz@everymeal.org. Nonprofit: Every Meal Every Meal is looking for volunteer delivery drivers who can commit to a minimum of two 5 hour shifts each month during the school year. Every Meal Volunteer Delivery Drivers will use the Every Meal van to deliver boxes of food bags from our facility in Roseville, MN to our partner schools in and around the Twin Cities Metro area. Training: This is a physical role which requires training prior to making your first delivery.Volunteers will ride along with one of our delivery drivers as part of the training.Volunteers will be trained on loading and unloading the van, safety, and our delivery protocol.Schedule: Delivery shifts are Monday through Thursday mornings from 8am - 1pm during the school year, with the knowledge that deliveries may be completed before the end of the scheduled shift. Qualifications: Valid Drivers License and Proof of personal Auto InsuranceClean Motor Vehicle Driving RecordAble to pass a background check.Ability to push, pull, lift, bend. Every Meal boxes weigh between 25-30 lbs each and are delivered on rolling metal carts (maximum of 12 boxes per cart) or push carts (maximum 8 boxes). The van has a lift gate to assist in loading and unloading.Ability to communicate clearly with staff and able to receive and understand assignments.Friendly, courteous, and respectful to staff, volunteers, and community partners.Must be 18 years or older.If you are interested in or would like more information about this role, please contact Barbara at bfritz@everymeal.org. Nonprofit: Every Meal Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55113 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Seeking members for the Volunteer Relations CommitteeLife can present challenges, and families may face overwhelming stress due to various factors such as unemployment, homelessness, mental health needs, medical issues, domestic violence, or simply the need for a break and some rest. In times of crisis, many parents can turn to family, friends, or reliable individuals for help. However, not all families have a trusted support system in place. This is where STAR House steps in as a trusted ally, offering free, safe, overnight care for children and supportive services for caregivers. You can be a part of the solution! Our Commitment to Families in Ramsey County: During our founding process, STAR House benefits from individuals like you who care deeply about the well-being of families in Ramsey County. We are inviting you to join us in creating safe options for these families. Your contributions of time and expertise will make a positive impact for generations to come. Virtual and Fulfilling Opportunities: Our volunteer opportunities are virtual, fulfilling, and flexible, allowing you to make a difference from the comfort of your own home. Here are the current openings in our committees:
Get Involved Today: Your support is invaluable to us, and together, we can make a meaningful impact on the lives of families in Ramsey County. To learn more about our volunteering opportunities and how you can be a part of this vital mission, please visit starhousemn.org/volunteering. Join us in creating a brighter future for families in need. Together, we can make a lasting difference Nonprofit: STAR House Life can present challenges, and families may face overwhelming stress due to various factors such as unemployment, homelessness, mental health needs, medical issues, domestic violence, or simply the need for a break and some rest. In times of crisis, many parents can turn to family, friends, or reliable individuals for help. However, not all families have a trusted support system in place. This is where STAR House steps in as a trusted ally, offering free, safe, overnight care for children and supportive services for caregivers. You can be a part of the solution! Our Commitment to Families in Ramsey County: During our founding process, STAR House benefits from individuals like you who care deeply about the well-being of families in Ramsey County. We are inviting you to join us in creating safe options for these families. Your contributions of time and expertise will make a positive impact for generations to come. Virtual and Fulfilling Opportunities: Our volunteer opportunities are virtual, fulfilling, and flexible, allowing you to make a difference from the comfort of your own home. Here are the current openings in our committees:
Get Involved Today: Your support is invaluable to us, and together, we can make a meaningful impact on the lives of families in Ramsey County. To learn more about our volunteering opportunities and how you can be a part of this vital mission, please visit starhousemn.org/volunteering. Join us in creating a brighter future for families in need. Together, we can make a lasting difference Nonprofit: STAR House Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55105 Allow Groups: No |
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 Richfield to Benefit People with Disabilities!Love spotting the latest fashion or home trends? Volunteer at Arc's Value Village in Richfield 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 "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 Love spotting the latest fashion or home trends? Volunteer at Arc's Value Village in Richfield 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 "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 Nonprofit Requirement: >13 years old Zip Code: 55423 Allow Groups: No |
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: Rack 'em Up in Bloomington to Benefit People with Disabilities!Love spotting the latest fashion or home trends? Volunteer at Arc's Value Village in Bloomington 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 "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 Love spotting the latest fashion or home trends? Volunteer at Arc's Value Village in Bloomington 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 "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 Nonprofit Requirement: >13 years old Zip Code: 55431 Allow Groups: No |
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 Richfield 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 Richfield 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 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 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 Richfield 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 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 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: No |
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: Family Fun Volunteering in Bloomington 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 Bloomington 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 Login or Sign Up 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 Bloomington 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 Login or Sign Up 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: 55431 Allow Groups: No |
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: Fancy Fingers/Polish and Pamper Volunteers: Joy, Style, and Connection!Volunteer Opportunity: Nail Care Companions for Seniors We’re looking for caring and friendly volunteers to bring a little sparkle and joy to our senior residents at Como Care Center, The Heritage Apartments, and our Lino Lakes facility. Your time and creativity can make a big difference by helping residents feel pampered and cared for through simple nail care and polish sessions. In Lino Lakes this activity is known as Polish and Pamper. At the Como campus it's called Fancy Fingers. Whatever we call it, residents and volunteers love the activity! What You’ll Do: Gently prepare residents’ nails for polishing Remove old nail polish with care File nails to smooth and shape (please note: no cutting of fingernails is allowed) Assist residents in choosing their next nail color — a fun way to express personality and brighten their day Apply fresh nail polish neatly and beautifullyWho We Are Looking For Volunteers with Strong interpersonal skills and ability to build rapport with residents. Patience and compassion when interacting with individuals who may have varying physical and cognitive abilities. Tolerance to nail polish and remover odors. Attention to detail to ensure accurate and careful nail care.At the Como Care Center, Fancy Fingers occurs every Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and from 3:30 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. At the Heritage Apartments it's every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. And at Lino Lakes, residents get polished and pampered Thursdays from 10:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with residents, share smiles, and help them feel their best. No professional experience is required — just a kind heart, patience, and attention to detail. Join us in making a difference, one polished nail at a time! Ready to Spread Some Smiles? You can complete a volunteer application here: https://www.volgistics.com/appform/23212736 Please note: New volunteers will attend an orientation and complete a Department of Human Services background study with fingerprinting (required for working with vulnerable individuals). There is no cost to you. Nonprofit: Lyngblomsten Volunteer Opportunity: Nail Care Companions for Seniors We’re looking for caring and friendly volunteers to bring a little sparkle and joy to our senior residents at Como Care Center, The Heritage Apartments, and our Lino Lakes facility. Your time and creativity can make a big difference by helping residents feel pampered and cared for through simple nail care and polish sessions. In Lino Lakes this activity is known as Polish and Pamper. At the Como campus it's called Fancy Fingers. Whatever we call it, residents and volunteers love the activity! What You’ll Do: Gently prepare residents’ nails for polishing Remove old nail polish with care File nails to smooth and shape (please note: no cutting of fingernails is allowed) Assist residents in choosing their next nail color — a fun way to express personality and brighten their day Apply fresh nail polish neatly and beautifullyWho We Are Looking For Volunteers with Strong interpersonal skills and ability to build rapport with residents. Patience and compassion when interacting with individuals who may have varying physical and cognitive abilities. Tolerance to nail polish and remover odors. Attention to detail to ensure accurate and careful nail care.At the Como Care Center, Fancy Fingers occurs every Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and from 3:30 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. At the Heritage Apartments it's every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. And at Lino Lakes, residents get polished and pampered Thursdays from 10:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with residents, share smiles, and help them feel their best. No professional experience is required — just a kind heart, patience, and attention to detail. Join us in making a difference, one polished nail at a time! Ready to Spread Some Smiles? You can complete a volunteer application here: https://www.volgistics.com/appform/23212736 Please note: New volunteers will attend an orientation and complete a Department of Human Services background study with fingerprinting (required for working with vulnerable individuals). There is no cost to you. Nonprofit: Lyngblomsten Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55108 Allow Groups: No |
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 |
Volunteer: Corporate Team Building Volunteer Opportunity in BloomingtonLooking for a team building volunteer experience? Arc's Value Village can help with that! 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. 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 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 with that! 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. 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 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: 55431 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Assist with Project PreparationHelp HOTC's project team prepare for the hundreds of high quality volunteer events hosted annually. Each week brings new projects, new supplies and new adventures, and we are looking for volunteers to help work behind the scenes to help project preparation run smoothly. Volunteer tasks and responsibilities typically include: Assist with project supplies inventory managemet Assemble HOTC project materials, including onsite events and remote “Projects In a Box” Preparation tasks typically include preparing, sorting and counting project supplies and organizing supplies for easy day of event execution Packing "Project in a Box" includes working in an assembly line to pack up volunteer events for remote volunteers Help maintain cleanliness and organization of HOTC's warehouse space Quality check projects prior to delivery to nonprofit partners. Brief examples include: Superhero capes Cards of encouragement to seniors, youth, teachers or veterans No-sew fleece tied blankets for homeless shelters Pet toys for animal rescuesAnd much more!Volunteering at HOTC is best suited for volunteers ages 14+. Those under the age of 18 must provide HOTC with signed permissions from a parent/guardian to volunteer. Many volunteer roles include lifting up to 30 pounds, bending, lifting, twisting, and standing, but accommodations for low-impact tasks can easily be arranged. We welcome teams for this event, and can be flexible up to 8 volunteers. Volunteer shifts take place every Wednesday from 9AM-12PM. We can be flexible for groups as well. Nonprofit: HandsOn Twin Cities Help HOTC's project team prepare for the hundreds of high quality volunteer events hosted annually. Each week brings new projects, new supplies and new adventures, and we are looking for volunteers to help work behind the scenes to help project preparation run smoothly. Volunteer tasks and responsibilities typically include: Assist with project supplies inventory managemet Assemble HOTC project materials, including onsite events and remote “Projects In a Box” Preparation tasks typically include preparing, sorting and counting project supplies and organizing supplies for easy day of event execution Packing "Project in a Box" includes working in an assembly line to pack up volunteer events for remote volunteers Help maintain cleanliness and organization of HOTC's warehouse space Quality check projects prior to delivery to nonprofit partners. Brief examples include: Superhero capes Cards of encouragement to seniors, youth, teachers or veterans No-sew fleece tied blankets for homeless shelters Pet toys for animal rescuesAnd much more!Volunteering at HOTC is best suited for volunteers ages 14+. Those under the age of 18 must provide HOTC with signed permissions from a parent/guardian to volunteer. Many volunteer roles include lifting up to 30 pounds, bending, lifting, twisting, and standing, but accommodations for low-impact tasks can easily be arranged. We welcome teams for this event, and can be flexible up to 8 volunteers. Volunteer shifts take place every Wednesday from 9AM-12PM. We can be flexible for groups as well. Nonprofit: HandsOn Twin Cities Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Make a Difference: Assist Residents with Wheelchairs at Onsite Worship ServicesSunday Service Volunteers At Lyngblomsten, Spiritual Care Services are a cherished time for residents to gather in the Chapel for reflection, prayer, and fellowship. For many, this weekly service provides comfort, connection, and a sense of peace that enriches their emotional and spiritual well-being. However, most of our residents require assistance getting to and from the Chapel and this is where volunteers play an essential role. We are seeking compassionate volunteers to help transport residents safely and comfortably to the Chapel each Sunday morning from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Volunteers may assist by pushing wheelchairs, offering a steady arm for support, or simply providing friendly conversation along the way. This small act of service makes a tremendous difference—ensuring that every resident who wishes to attend has the opportunity to do so. Volunteering in this way is more than just helping with transportation; it’s about building relationships and sharing moments of kindness. Many residents look forward to seeing familiar volunteer faces each week, and the sense of community that grows from these interactions is deeply meaningful. By giving just a little of your time on Sunday mornings, you can help bring joy, comfort, and connection to those who need it most. We are looking for individuals who: Approach interactions with kindness and understanding.Are committed to your scheduled shifts.
Reach out today for more information about Lyngblomsten's volunteer program! New volunteers will attend an orientation and complete a state-required background study with fingerprinting. There is no cost to you for this. Nonprofit: Lyngblomsten Sunday Service Volunteers At Lyngblomsten, Spiritual Care Services are a cherished time for residents to gather in the Chapel for reflection, prayer, and fellowship. For many, this weekly service provides comfort, connection, and a sense of peace that enriches their emotional and spiritual well-being. However, most of our residents require assistance getting to and from the Chapel and this is where volunteers play an essential role. We are seeking compassionate volunteers to help transport residents safely and comfortably to the Chapel each Sunday morning from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Volunteers may assist by pushing wheelchairs, offering a steady arm for support, or simply providing friendly conversation along the way. This small act of service makes a tremendous difference—ensuring that every resident who wishes to attend has the opportunity to do so. Volunteering in this way is more than just helping with transportation; it’s about building relationships and sharing moments of kindness. Many residents look forward to seeing familiar volunteer faces each week, and the sense of community that grows from these interactions is deeply meaningful. By giving just a little of your time on Sunday mornings, you can help bring joy, comfort, and connection to those who need it most. We are looking for individuals who: Approach interactions with kindness and understanding.Are committed to your scheduled shifts.
Reach out today for more information about Lyngblomsten's volunteer program! New volunteers will attend an orientation and complete a state-required background study with fingerprinting. There is no cost to you for this. Nonprofit: Lyngblomsten Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55108 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Lake of the Isles Cleanup - help keep our lakes clean, meet neighborsPlease check-in on the footpath at Euclid Pl & E Lake of the Isles Pkwy Help clean up trash in and around the Lake! We do this every 2nd Saturday of each month through September. We’ll have treats and clean up gear like gloves, buckets, bags, rakes and trash pickers to borrow. You may want to wear tall boots to reach trash at the edge of the Lake. Please be cautious as we sometimes find sharp objects. Bring your friends and family! You are welcome to bring your canoes and kayaks. Our clean-ups are Park Steward events, the Park Board asks that volunteers sign a waiver once a year. Use this link or sign one at the clean up. MPRB Waiver Nonprofit: Green Guardians MN Please check-in on the footpath at Euclid Pl & E Lake of the Isles Pkwy Help clean up trash in and around the Lake! We do this every 2nd Saturday of each month through September. We’ll have treats and clean up gear like gloves, buckets, bags, rakes and trash pickers to borrow. You may want to wear tall boots to reach trash at the edge of the Lake. Please be cautious as we sometimes find sharp objects. Bring your friends and family! You are welcome to bring your canoes and kayaks. Our clean-ups are Park Steward events, the Park Board asks that volunteers sign a waiver once a year. Use this link or sign one at the clean up. MPRB Waiver Nonprofit: Green Guardians MN Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 8, 2026 Zip Code: 55408 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Lake of the Isles Cleanup - help keep our lakes clean, meet neighborsPlease check-in on the footpath at Euclid Pl & E Lake of the Isles Pkwy Help clean up trash in and around the Lake! We do this every 2nd Saturday of each month through September. We’ll have treats and clean up gear like gloves, buckets, bags, rakes and trash pickers to borrow. You may want to wear tall boots to reach trash at the edge of the Lake. Please be cautious as we sometimes find sharp objects. Bring your friends and family! You are welcome to bring your canoes and kayaks. Our clean-ups are Park Steward events, the Park Board asks that volunteers sign a waiver once a year. Use this link or sign one at the clean up. MPRB Waiver Nonprofit: Green Guardians MN Please check-in on the footpath at Euclid Pl & E Lake of the Isles Pkwy Help clean up trash in and around the Lake! We do this every 2nd Saturday of each month through September. We’ll have treats and clean up gear like gloves, buckets, bags, rakes and trash pickers to borrow. You may want to wear tall boots to reach trash at the edge of the Lake. Please be cautious as we sometimes find sharp objects. Bring your friends and family! You are welcome to bring your canoes and kayaks. Our clean-ups are Park Steward events, the Park Board asks that volunteers sign a waiver once a year. Use this link or sign one at the clean up. MPRB Waiver Nonprofit: Green Guardians MN Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Sep 12, 2026 Zip Code: 55408 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Graphic Designer (Age 21 +)We're seeking a talented individual or students with a class project to take on one of our marketing campaigns and develop a compelling graphic and visual appeal. This would include print, electronic and even video production. We'd especially like it if someone can create dynamic info graphics that tell our story! All to help build awareness and raise funds for providing safety, shelter and sustainability for orphans around the world.
Nonprofit: 200 Orphanages Worldwide We're seeking a talented individual or students with a class project to take on one of our marketing campaigns and develop a compelling graphic and visual appeal. This would include print, electronic and even video production. We'd especially like it if someone can create dynamic info graphics that tell our story! All to help build awareness and raise funds for providing safety, shelter and sustainability for orphans around the world.
Nonprofit: 200 Orphanages Worldwide Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55434 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Museum Props Care & Prep VolunteerHelp keep our exhibits looking their best by supporting the care, cleaning, and preparation of museum props used in our galleries, the Studio, and our Traveling Exhibits. Volunteers will assist with washing props (by hand and dishwasher), preparing exhibit materials, and cutting supplies for Studio activities. This role is based in the basement workshop props area and supports an ongoing cleaning cycle of more than 2,500 items, especially during travelling exhibit changeovers that occur three times each year. There is always something that needs care, so dedicated time and attention make a big impact. Volunteers will follow a documented cleaning guide that includes prop introductions, sink tips, and washing techniques to ensure items are handled properly. Schedule: 1–2 volunteers per shift, Wednesday–Sunday, anytime between 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (2-hour minimum shift) Requirements & Ideal Experience: Must wear closed-toed shoes in the workshop Comfortable with hands-on cleaning and prep tasks Food service or dishwashing experience is helpful Great opportunity for those interested in a future props or costumes internship This role is perfect for detail-oriented volunteers who enjoy hands-on work and helping behind the scenes to keep exhibits running smoothly. We have made this role separate from the Play Guide role in mind of those of you who want to support the museum but prefer to stay off the floor. Please reach out if you are interested as we are looking to get volunteers started on these tasks as soon as possible! Nonprofit: Minnesota Children's Museum Help keep our exhibits looking their best by supporting the care, cleaning, and preparation of museum props used in our galleries, the Studio, and our Traveling Exhibits. Volunteers will assist with washing props (by hand and dishwasher), preparing exhibit materials, and cutting supplies for Studio activities. This role is based in the basement workshop props area and supports an ongoing cleaning cycle of more than 2,500 items, especially during travelling exhibit changeovers that occur three times each year. There is always something that needs care, so dedicated time and attention make a big impact. Volunteers will follow a documented cleaning guide that includes prop introductions, sink tips, and washing techniques to ensure items are handled properly. Schedule: 1–2 volunteers per shift, Wednesday–Sunday, anytime between 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (2-hour minimum shift) Requirements & Ideal Experience: Must wear closed-toed shoes in the workshop Comfortable with hands-on cleaning and prep tasks Food service or dishwashing experience is helpful Great opportunity for those interested in a future props or costumes internship This role is perfect for detail-oriented volunteers who enjoy hands-on work and helping behind the scenes to keep exhibits running smoothly. We have made this role separate from the Play Guide role in mind of those of you who want to support the museum but prefer to stay off the floor. Please reach out if you are interested as we are looking to get volunteers started on these tasks as soon as possible! Nonprofit: Minnesota Children's Museum Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55102 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Pianist for Catholic MassDo you love playing the piano and bringing joy to others through music? We're seeking a dedicated and talented volunteer pianist to join our community at Lyngblomsten. Here's how you can make a difference: Play a vital role in our Wednesday Mass: Starting in late January, you'll delight our congregation with your music Wednesdays starting at 3:30 pm. Share your musical expertise: Choose hymns that complement the liturgy and create a meaningful worship experience. You'll also play communion music and a postlude. Work independently and collaboratively: You'll have the freedom to select hymns, while seamlessly coordinating with our Chaplain to ensure a harmonious flow. What we're looking for: Skilled pianist: You should be comfortable playing hymns and various styles of sacred music. Independent spirit: You're comfortable choosing suitable hymns. Team player: You can work collaboratively with the Chaplain to enhance the liturgy.Available the first Wednesday of every month from 3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Benefits you'll enjoy: Contribute to a meaningful cause: Play a vital role in enriching the spiritual lives of our residents and community. Share your musical talent: Use your gifts to uplift and inspire others. Ready to share your music and make a difference? Complete our online application today: https://www.volgistics.com/appform/23212736 Additional notes: New volunteers will complete a Department of Human Services background study with fingerprinting (required for working with vulnerable adults). We offer volunteers orientations twice a month Nonprofit: Lyngblomsten Do you love playing the piano and bringing joy to others through music? We're seeking a dedicated and talented volunteer pianist to join our community at Lyngblomsten. Here's how you can make a difference: Play a vital role in our Wednesday Mass: Starting in late January, you'll delight our congregation with your music Wednesdays starting at 3:30 pm. Share your musical expertise: Choose hymns that complement the liturgy and create a meaningful worship experience. You'll also play communion music and a postlude. Work independently and collaboratively: You'll have the freedom to select hymns, while seamlessly coordinating with our Chaplain to ensure a harmonious flow. What we're looking for: Skilled pianist: You should be comfortable playing hymns and various styles of sacred music. Independent spirit: You're comfortable choosing suitable hymns. Team player: You can work collaboratively with the Chaplain to enhance the liturgy.Available the first Wednesday of every month from 3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Benefits you'll enjoy: Contribute to a meaningful cause: Play a vital role in enriching the spiritual lives of our residents and community. Share your musical talent: Use your gifts to uplift and inspire others. Ready to share your music and make a difference? Complete our online application today: https://www.volgistics.com/appform/23212736 Additional notes: New volunteers will complete a Department of Human Services background study with fingerprinting (required for working with vulnerable adults). We offer volunteers orientations twice a month Nonprofit: Lyngblomsten Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55108 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Cottage Grove Area In-Home RespiteFamilyMeans is looking for volunteers willing to provide in-home respite to families. In-home respite consists of going into caregivers’ homes weekly and providing nonmedical care to care receivers. This can consist of playing games, having conversations, doing other activities or just being there with the care receiver. Volunteers are asked to volunteer 3 hours a week. These times are flexible and can be done at whatever time works best for you and the family you are matched with. This can be done individually, as a family project, or as a small group. Is this opportunity right for me… Current FamilyMeans in-home respite differ greatly in their personalities and why they chose this option. Here are some of the reasons why volunteers chose this option and continue volunteering. o They appreciated flexible hours. There is no set time so volunteers can volunteer at times that fit their schedule. o Some volunteers enjoy being one on one with people rather than being in a group setting. o Some volunteers really like the social aspect of this opportunity. Since we carefully match volunteers and clients based on personalities and interests, to them it feels like spending 3 hours with a friend. o Some volunteers like the gratification that comes with this opportunity. Volunteers get to see how the work they do benefits the caregiver. Nonprofit: FamilyMeans FamilyMeans is looking for volunteers willing to provide in-home respite to families. In-home respite consists of going into caregivers’ homes weekly and providing nonmedical care to care receivers. This can consist of playing games, having conversations, doing other activities or just being there with the care receiver. Volunteers are asked to volunteer 3 hours a week. These times are flexible and can be done at whatever time works best for you and the family you are matched with. This can be done individually, as a family project, or as a small group. Is this opportunity right for me… Current FamilyMeans in-home respite differ greatly in their personalities and why they chose this option. Here are some of the reasons why volunteers chose this option and continue volunteering. o They appreciated flexible hours. There is no set time so volunteers can volunteer at times that fit their schedule. o Some volunteers enjoy being one on one with people rather than being in a group setting. o Some volunteers really like the social aspect of this opportunity. Since we carefully match volunteers and clients based on personalities and interests, to them it feels like spending 3 hours with a friend. o Some volunteers like the gratification that comes with this opportunity. Volunteers get to see how the work they do benefits the caregiver. Nonprofit: FamilyMeans Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55016 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Pathway to Home NavigatorAs a Pathway to Home Navigator, you’ll play a direct role in helping neighbors move toward stability. Your responsibilities may include: Meeting one-on-one with individuals or families to offer support and guidanceHelping connect neighbors to local resources such as housing programs, healthcare, and community supportsCollaborating with other volunteers and community partnersParticipating in MDC’s free training and ongoing mentorshipThis role is ideal for compassionate people who want to make a meaningful difference in their community but need flexibility in their schedule. What We ProvideFree training and continuous support from the MDC teamFlexible volunteer hours that fit your lifeConnection and purpose—the chance to build real relationships and walk with others through challenging timesHow to Get InvolvedTo learn more or sign up, visit www.minnesotadignitycollaborative.org Or email us at info@minnesotadignitycollaborative.org Nonprofit: Minnesota Dignity Collaborative As a Pathway to Home Navigator, you’ll play a direct role in helping neighbors move toward stability. Your responsibilities may include: Meeting one-on-one with individuals or families to offer support and guidanceHelping connect neighbors to local resources such as housing programs, healthcare, and community supportsCollaborating with other volunteers and community partnersParticipating in MDC’s free training and ongoing mentorshipThis role is ideal for compassionate people who want to make a meaningful difference in their community but need flexibility in their schedule. What We ProvideFree training and continuous support from the MDC teamFlexible volunteer hours that fit your lifeConnection and purpose—the chance to build real relationships and walk with others through challenging timesHow to Get InvolvedTo learn more or sign up, visit www.minnesotadignitycollaborative.org Or email us at info@minnesotadignitycollaborative.org Nonprofit: Minnesota Dignity Collaborative Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55082 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Become a VIRTUAL Neighbor to Neighbor Companion Today! (Age 18 +)We are seeking dedicated volunteers for our Neighbor to Neighbor Companion service in metro and rural areas of Minnesota. You can make a difference in the life of an older adult, share skills, meet new people and have fun in the community. A Neighbor to Neighbor Companion is a bridge to fuller, more active lives for older adults who need a little extra support to continue living at home, stay healthy and remain as independent as possible. COVID-19 Update
Nonprofit: Lutheran Social Service, Neighbor to Neighbor Companions (LSS) We are seeking dedicated volunteers for our Neighbor to Neighbor Companion service in metro and rural areas of Minnesota. You can make a difference in the life of an older adult, share skills, meet new people and have fun in the community. A Neighbor to Neighbor Companion is a bridge to fuller, more active lives for older adults who need a little extra support to continue living at home, stay healthy and remain as independent as possible. COVID-19 Update
Nonprofit: Lutheran Social Service, Neighbor to Neighbor Companions (LSS) Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55108 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Individual Volunteering (Age 18 +)We are always looking for individuals who are willing to donate their time to the Boys & Girls Clubs. Individuals can assist with programming in our three priority areas: Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, and Good Character & Citizenship. Activities include homework help, assistance and mentorship during academic programming, recreation, athletics, college and career readiness, and art. We also welcome individuals who have a special skill or talent that they would like share with our Club members. All volunteers must pass a background check. Typically, there is a minimum commitment of 2 hours a week or 8 hours a month. Program hours during regular school days take place from 2:00-9:00pm; most need for volunteers is between 2:00-7:00pm. Program hours during any day that school is closed (i.e. summer break, spring break, winter break, etc.) take place from 8:00am-5:30pm. All programming occurs Monday-Friday. There are various Club sites throughout the Twin Cities, including 5 Clubs in Minneapolis, 3 Clubs in Saint Paul, and 2 Clubs in Richfield, in addition to our residential camp (Voyageur Environmental Center) in Mound, MN. Please submit your volunteer application here: https://boysandgirls.org/volunteer-application-2/ For more information, please contact Grace Bettendorf at gbettendorf@bgc-tc.org or 651-200-4102. Nonprofit: Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities We are always looking for individuals who are willing to donate their time to the Boys & Girls Clubs. Individuals can assist with programming in our three priority areas: Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, and Good Character & Citizenship. Activities include homework help, assistance and mentorship during academic programming, recreation, athletics, college and career readiness, and art. We also welcome individuals who have a special skill or talent that they would like share with our Club members. All volunteers must pass a background check. Typically, there is a minimum commitment of 2 hours a week or 8 hours a month. Program hours during regular school days take place from 2:00-9:00pm; most need for volunteers is between 2:00-7:00pm. Program hours during any day that school is closed (i.e. summer break, spring break, winter break, etc.) take place from 8:00am-5:30pm. All programming occurs Monday-Friday. There are various Club sites throughout the Twin Cities, including 5 Clubs in Minneapolis, 3 Clubs in Saint Paul, and 2 Clubs in Richfield, in addition to our residential camp (Voyageur Environmental Center) in Mound, MN. Please submit your volunteer application here: https://boysandgirls.org/volunteer-application-2/ For more information, please contact Grace Bettendorf at gbettendorf@bgc-tc.org or 651-200-4102. Nonprofit: Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55130 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Fundraising Events for Crystal Parks!Friends of Crystal Parks is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that works to make the City of Crystal an even better place to raise a family or grow a business. Funds raised through Friends of Crystal Parks events improve the City of Crystal's parks; and is fun to be a part of. Plus, more volunteers makes for better events - and better parks! One of their annual contributions is to purchase trees to hand out at the city's annual Arbor Day Event on the first Wednesday in May. Other donations to projects are also made. Friends of Crystal Parks currently hosts various events each year; including a plant sale the Saturday prior to Memorial Day weekend. Additional fundraising ideas are being sought. The group also provides information on ways to support Crystal's parks at the annual Crystal Frolics Family Festival on the last Saturday of July. The Friends of Crystal Parks Board meets monthly September through May at the Crystal Community Center - all are welcome! To learn more about this group, please visit: www.friendsofcrystalparks.org.
Nonprofit: City of Crystal Friends of Crystal Parks is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that works to make the City of Crystal an even better place to raise a family or grow a business. Funds raised through Friends of Crystal Parks events improve the City of Crystal's parks; and is fun to be a part of. Plus, more volunteers makes for better events - and better parks! One of their annual contributions is to purchase trees to hand out at the city's annual Arbor Day Event on the first Wednesday in May. Other donations to projects are also made. Friends of Crystal Parks currently hosts various events each year; including a plant sale the Saturday prior to Memorial Day weekend. Additional fundraising ideas are being sought. The group also provides information on ways to support Crystal's parks at the annual Crystal Frolics Family Festival on the last Saturday of July. The Friends of Crystal Parks Board meets monthly September through May at the Crystal Community Center - all are welcome! To learn more about this group, please visit: www.friendsofcrystalparks.org.
Nonprofit: City of Crystal Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55429-3553 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: FamilyWise On-Call VolunteerThere is no doubt the world has changed since 2020, but something that has increased is volunteerism. Since COVID, FamilyWise no longer has the constant volunteer opportunities we used to. In response to having opportunities but not having the people to help, we want to start a FamilyWise Volunteer on-call directory. Essentially, when we have an opportunity, whether it be something one person can do for an hour or a group can do for a day, I will send it out to the directory and see if anyone is available. FamilyWise will also be restarting the Volunteer Newsletter this summer where opportunities will also be shared. Here is the link to become an on-call volunteer for FamilyWise Services: Volunteer Interest Form
Nonprofit: FamilyWise Services There is no doubt the world has changed since 2020, but something that has increased is volunteerism. Since COVID, FamilyWise no longer has the constant volunteer opportunities we used to. In response to having opportunities but not having the people to help, we want to start a FamilyWise Volunteer on-call directory. Essentially, when we have an opportunity, whether it be something one person can do for an hour or a group can do for a day, I will send it out to the directory and see if anyone is available. FamilyWise will also be restarting the Volunteer Newsletter this summer where opportunities will also be shared. Here is the link to become an on-call volunteer for FamilyWise Services: Volunteer Interest Form
Nonprofit: FamilyWise Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55076 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: join one of our organizing committees (Age 18 +)The Sierra Leone Foundation for New Democracy has a powerful story to tell, and we are looking for volunteers to join our committees to support our on going work. We have a number of committees-Land/Agriculture, Education/Culture, Fundraising, and Social Enterprise. We welcome any level of participation as we grow our community.
Sierra Leone Foundation for New Democracy works in partnership with communities to build the foundation for citizens of all ages to deliberate and enact new, non-adversarial alternatives that nurture democratic relationships and decision making among and across individuals, families, institutions, and the environment. OUR DREAMConnectedness among peoples and the earth, wounds healing, creativity flowing Nonprofit: Sierra Leone Foundation for New Democracy The Sierra Leone Foundation for New Democracy has a powerful story to tell, and we are looking for volunteers to join our committees to support our on going work. We have a number of committees-Land/Agriculture, Education/Culture, Fundraising, and Social Enterprise. We welcome any level of participation as we grow our community.
Sierra Leone Foundation for New Democracy works in partnership with communities to build the foundation for citizens of all ages to deliberate and enact new, non-adversarial alternatives that nurture democratic relationships and decision making among and across individuals, families, institutions, and the environment. OUR DREAMConnectedness among peoples and the earth, wounds healing, creativity flowing Nonprofit: Sierra Leone Foundation for New Democracy Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55418 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Group Activity Assistant for Adults with Developmental Disabilities (Age 18 +)Do you enjoy art, music, games, and helping others get the most out of their experiences? This is the opportunity for you! PAI's four program sites offer a variety of fun activities and learning opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities including art exploration, music therapy, bingo, and much more! Tasks and responsibilities for this volunteer role include: Assist participants with tracing, painting, etc. during art classes Lead fun, interactive games for a group of individuals Assist our music therapist during music therapy by helping participants play hand-held instruments Offer encouragement to participants with a positive, fun attitudePAI is a nonprofit organization serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our mission is to engage individuals in meaningful participation and connection with the community. PAI operates four day program sites in the northeast metro that offer an array of services and opportunities, including art exploration, community outings, music and animal therapy, and much more! Nonprofit: PAI Do you enjoy art, music, games, and helping others get the most out of their experiences? This is the opportunity for you! PAI's four program sites offer a variety of fun activities and learning opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities including art exploration, music therapy, bingo, and much more! Tasks and responsibilities for this volunteer role include: Assist participants with tracing, painting, etc. during art classes Lead fun, interactive games for a group of individuals Assist our music therapist during music therapy by helping participants play hand-held instruments Offer encouragement to participants with a positive, fun attitudePAI is a nonprofit organization serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our mission is to engage individuals in meaningful participation and connection with the community. PAI operates four day program sites in the northeast metro that offer an array of services and opportunities, including art exploration, community outings, music and animal therapy, and much more! Nonprofit: PAI Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55110 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Life Skills/Recreational Class Leader for Adults with Disabilities (Age 18 +)Do you enjoy sharing your knowledge, skills, or hobbies with others? PAI is looking for energetic people to lead 30-60 minute life skills or recreational classes for adults with developmental disabilities. Topics and interests such as cooking/baking, nutrition, fitness, budgeting, arts/crafting, gardening, geography, and much more are welcome! Nonprofit: PAI Do you enjoy sharing your knowledge, skills, or hobbies with others? PAI is looking for energetic people to lead 30-60 minute life skills or recreational classes for adults with developmental disabilities. Topics and interests such as cooking/baking, nutrition, fitness, budgeting, arts/crafting, gardening, geography, and much more are welcome! Nonprofit: PAI Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55110 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Employee Engagement (Age 21 +)The American Cancer Society is a volunteer lead organization, engaging with employees in the community across the business sector, from small, to mid-size to large companies. We engage with employees through events and work place activities. We are looking for expertise around developing a strategy to enhance our employee engagement in the Twin Cities. Nonprofit: American Cancer Society The American Cancer Society is a volunteer lead organization, engaging with employees in the community across the business sector, from small, to mid-size to large companies. We engage with employees through events and work place activities. We are looking for expertise around developing a strategy to enhance our employee engagement in the Twin Cities. Nonprofit: American Cancer Society Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55121 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Volunteer (Allina Health Hospice)It's the little things we do that can make the biggest impact on the lives of others. Whether you are looking to build your resume, or bring new meaning to your free time, you can make a difference at Allina Health Hospice! Share your skills and talents with our hospice patients, their family and caregivers through a variety of volunteer opportunities such as, but not limited to: -Companionship -Respite for caregivers -Errand running -Transportation -Reading/writing -We Honor Veterans -Massage, Pet Therapy, Hairstyle (Proof of certification is required prior to volunteering)
Consider volunteering with our patients and their family and caregivers; the life you change, may just be your own!
To apply online go to www.allinahealth.org/hospicevolunteer For more information please call 612-262-7108
Nonprofit: Allina Hospice It's the little things we do that can make the biggest impact on the lives of others. Whether you are looking to build your resume, or bring new meaning to your free time, you can make a difference at Allina Health Hospice! Share your skills and talents with our hospice patients, their family and caregivers through a variety of volunteer opportunities such as, but not limited to: -Companionship -Respite for caregivers -Errand running -Transportation -Reading/writing -We Honor Veterans -Massage, Pet Therapy, Hairstyle (Proof of certification is required prior to volunteering)
Consider volunteering with our patients and their family and caregivers; the life you change, may just be your own!
To apply online go to www.allinahealth.org/hospicevolunteer For more information please call 612-262-7108
Nonprofit: Allina Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Volunteer (Veteran)As part of the "We Honor Veterans" initiative, we are seeking Veterans to serve our Veteran patients and their family and caregivers during their end of life journey by becoming an Allina Health Hospice volunteer. Veterans are able to serve in a variety of roles with Veteran patients, such as but not limited to: -Companionship -Errand running -Respite for caregivers -Reading/writing -Transportation -Veteran Pinning Ceremonies
If you are interested in actively participating in this initiative as a volunteer, please apply at: www.allinahealth.org/hospicevolunteer More information can also be obtained by calling Allina Health Hospice Volunteer Services at 612-262-7108
Nonprofit: Allina Hospice As part of the "We Honor Veterans" initiative, we are seeking Veterans to serve our Veteran patients and their family and caregivers during their end of life journey by becoming an Allina Health Hospice volunteer. Veterans are able to serve in a variety of roles with Veteran patients, such as but not limited to: -Companionship -Errand running -Respite for caregivers -Reading/writing -Transportation -Veteran Pinning Ceremonies
If you are interested in actively participating in this initiative as a volunteer, please apply at: www.allinahealth.org/hospicevolunteer More information can also be obtained by calling Allina Health Hospice Volunteer Services at 612-262-7108
Nonprofit: Allina Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Choice (Age 18 +)Do you have a talent, hobby or passion you'd love to share with others? MSS is looking for creative and engaging volunteers to share their passion with adults with disabilities at any of our 6 locations (Apple Valley, Eagan, St Paul, Shoreview, Brooklyn Park, and Oakdale). Opportunities available any weekday Mon-Fri in 2 hour shifts, anytime between 9-2pm (times may vary by location). Must be comfortable engaging with adults with disabilities and must be able to pass a background check. Some options requested by our persons served: fitness/yoga/dance/movement music cooking/baking art/weaving/pottery/woodworking theater/performance Nonprofit: MSS Do you have a talent, hobby or passion you'd love to share with others? MSS is looking for creative and engaging volunteers to share their passion with adults with disabilities at any of our 6 locations (Apple Valley, Eagan, St Paul, Shoreview, Brooklyn Park, and Oakdale). Opportunities available any weekday Mon-Fri in 2 hour shifts, anytime between 9-2pm (times may vary by location). Must be comfortable engaging with adults with disabilities and must be able to pass a background check. Some options requested by our persons served: fitness/yoga/dance/movement music cooking/baking art/weaving/pottery/woodworking theater/performance Nonprofit: MSS Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55128 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Lead fitness classes for local seniors!Longfellow/Seward Healthy Seniors offers a variety of classes and activities for older adults in the Longfellow and Seward neighborhoods of Minneapolis. We are looking for skilled volunteers interested in leading a fitness, or strength & balance class geared towards seniors! In the past, programs such as tai chi, yoga, chair yoga, and self-defense have been popular with our clients. Nonprofit: Longfellow/Seward Healthy Seniors Longfellow/Seward Healthy Seniors offers a variety of classes and activities for older adults in the Longfellow and Seward neighborhoods of Minneapolis. We are looking for skilled volunteers interested in leading a fitness, or strength & balance class geared towards seniors! In the past, programs such as tai chi, yoga, chair yoga, and self-defense have been popular with our clients. Nonprofit: Longfellow/Seward Healthy Seniors Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55406 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Travel Unity VolunteerTravel Unity is a nonprofit working to make the world of travel welcoming to people of all backgrounds and identities. As a Travel Unity volunteer, you will connect with people from around the world and engage with professionals across the travel industry. Volunteers contribute to projects that highlight inclusive travel and career pathways in tourism. All volunteers begin with one of two projects: • Spotlight: A short profile of a travel professional, exploring their career path and why inclusion matters in their work. Volunteers should be comfortable working as part of a team, communicating regularly, and participating in online meetings using platforms such as Zoom or Google Meet. To get started, complete the volunteer application: Learn more about Travel Unity: Nonprofit: Travel Unity Travel Unity is a nonprofit working to make the world of travel welcoming to people of all backgrounds and identities. As a Travel Unity volunteer, you will connect with people from around the world and engage with professionals across the travel industry. Volunteers contribute to projects that highlight inclusive travel and career pathways in tourism. All volunteers begin with one of two projects: • Spotlight: A short profile of a travel professional, exploring their career path and why inclusion matters in their work. Volunteers should be comfortable working as part of a team, communicating regularly, and participating in online meetings using platforms such as Zoom or Google Meet. To get started, complete the volunteer application: Learn more about Travel Unity: Nonprofit: Travel Unity Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Food in the 'Hood at Beacon of Hope Church - 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month (9:30am -12pm) (1-15 volunteers needed)We serve a week's worth of groceries to those facing hunger in our community. Volunteers help set up the site for the day's distribution. Children are welcome with adult supervision. Nonprofit: Good in the Hood We serve a week's worth of groceries to those facing hunger in our community. Volunteers help set up the site for the day's distribution. Children are welcome with adult supervision. Nonprofit: Good in the Hood Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55411 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: RMH After School Activities VolunteerAt our 5 Minnesota locations, we keep families close to the care they need. Volunteers are the Heart of the House - register for orientation here. Our Extended day program allows siblings and patients to have fun, play games, and play around after school is out for the day! Volunteers assist with engaging the kids in activities, and will work closely with our Family Programs & Activities Manager to ensure a fun afternoon. Extended Day volunteers could expect to: Assist with regularly scheduled activities Help with the setup, organization, and cleanup of activitiesEngage with families, kids, staff, and volunteers in a respectful and professional mannerTypical Hours and CommitmentExtended Day volunteers commit to a recurring 2.5-hour shift from 2:30pm-5pm, Monday-Friday on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. We ask that volunteers commit to a minimum of one full semester, or 50 hours. Our team of Extended Day volunteers support our efforts to offer engaging programs and activities for the families staying at RMH. They work directly with patients, siblings, or caregivers and enjoy creating a welcoming and stimulating environment for those around them. This role is great for individuals with: Excellent communication skills with both children and adults General organizational and cleaning skills An interest in working with kids and familiesTrainingAn overview of your position will be provided during your orientation and House tour. On the day of your first shift, you will meet some of the RMH staff members who will be providing you guidance throughout your time in the House. More detailed training and guidelines will be provided at the start of each shift. A criminal background check and health screening are required prior to starting this role. Reach out to the volunteer team at volunteer@rmhc-uppermidwest.org for more information or to get started. Nonprofit: Ronald McDonald House Charities, Upper Midwest At our 5 Minnesota locations, we keep families close to the care they need. Volunteers are the Heart of the House - register for orientation here. Our Extended day program allows siblings and patients to have fun, play games, and play around after school is out for the day! Volunteers assist with engaging the kids in activities, and will work closely with our Family Programs & Activities Manager to ensure a fun afternoon. Extended Day volunteers could expect to: Assist with regularly scheduled activities Help with the setup, organization, and cleanup of activitiesEngage with families, kids, staff, and volunteers in a respectful and professional mannerTypical Hours and CommitmentExtended Day volunteers commit to a recurring 2.5-hour shift from 2:30pm-5pm, Monday-Friday on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. We ask that volunteers commit to a minimum of one full semester, or 50 hours. Our team of Extended Day volunteers support our efforts to offer engaging programs and activities for the families staying at RMH. They work directly with patients, siblings, or caregivers and enjoy creating a welcoming and stimulating environment for those around them. This role is great for individuals with: Excellent communication skills with both children and adults General organizational and cleaning skills An interest in working with kids and familiesTrainingAn overview of your position will be provided during your orientation and House tour. On the day of your first shift, you will meet some of the RMH staff members who will be providing you guidance throughout your time in the House. More detailed training and guidelines will be provided at the start of each shift. A criminal background check and health screening are required prior to starting this role. Reach out to the volunteer team at volunteer@rmhc-uppermidwest.org for more information or to get started. Nonprofit: Ronald McDonald House Charities, Upper Midwest Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55414 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Annual Event SupportOptions for Women East is hosting a number of events in the coming year and we are looking for help with all of them. Things like working with IT, both creating a meaningful power point and executing at the events, helping with hospitality, silent auctions, set up and more! If you would like to look at the schedule with specific opportunities, check out April 23rd at this link: https://admin.civicchamps.com/events/month. Additional events will be posted in the coming months. If you fill out an application I will notify you as events are scheduled. Nonprofit: Options for Women East Options for Women East is hosting a number of events in the coming year and we are looking for help with all of them. Things like working with IT, both creating a meaningful power point and executing at the events, helping with hospitality, silent auctions, set up and more! If you would like to look at the schedule with specific opportunities, check out April 23rd at this link: https://admin.civicchamps.com/events/month. Additional events will be posted in the coming months. If you fill out an application I will notify you as events are scheduled. Nonprofit: Options for Women East Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55106 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: MORA: Artists and Creativity Needed in Chanhassen and Victoria, MNMount Olivet Rolling Acres (MORA) includes a wide array of services to support individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities and mental health concerns. In offering your time, talents, or donations to MORA, you help to create a stronger community that values empowerment and belonging for ALL. MORA is currently in need of creative and artistic volunteers who can bring fun new ideas to make and create with our participants. Activities happen at our Victoria or Chanhassen locations. Completed art could also be included in our October fundraising event where we will showcase our clients' artistic skills! This can be a 1X or an on-going volunteer experience. Volunteer with Mount Olivet Rolling Acres (MORA) and be a vital part of our unique programming to enhance personal growth for people with mental and physical disabilities. Nonprofit: Mount Olivet Rolling Acres Mount Olivet Rolling Acres (MORA) includes a wide array of services to support individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities and mental health concerns. In offering your time, talents, or donations to MORA, you help to create a stronger community that values empowerment and belonging for ALL. MORA is currently in need of creative and artistic volunteers who can bring fun new ideas to make and create with our participants. Activities happen at our Victoria or Chanhassen locations. Completed art could also be included in our October fundraising event where we will showcase our clients' artistic skills! This can be a 1X or an on-going volunteer experience. Volunteer with Mount Olivet Rolling Acres (MORA) and be a vital part of our unique programming to enhance personal growth for people with mental and physical disabilities. Nonprofit: Mount Olivet Rolling Acres Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 1, 2026 Zip Code: 55305 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Donate, Make, and Deliver Hygiene Kits for the Homeless - Ongoing OpportunitySupport Agate program participants. That's people facing or experiencing homelessness. Help them by providing them with essential personal care items they need and struggle to afford. Gather your friends, family, neighbors, book club, faith community, or other group to make a big gesture with a small project! Volunteers purchase materials, assemble kits, and drop them off at our main office by appointment.More details and apply here! Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Support Agate program participants. That's people facing or experiencing homelessness. Help them by providing them with essential personal care items they need and struggle to afford. Gather your friends, family, neighbors, book club, faith community, or other group to make a big gesture with a small project! Volunteers purchase materials, assemble kits, and drop them off at our main office by appointment.More details and apply here! Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Donate, Make, and Deliver Welcome Home Baskets for the Homeless - Ongoing OpportunityCollect and donate the supplies your neighbors need to be successful in stable living! We have a variety of housing teams that help our unhoused neighbors get into a place they can call home. Welcome Baskets support people transitioning from homelessness into their own apartments and homes. These baskets provide those individuals with the things they need to get started in a home like cleaning products and other necessities. This is a great activity for scout troops, family gatherings, faith groups, book clubs, and corporate team building! More details and apply here! Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Collect and donate the supplies your neighbors need to be successful in stable living! We have a variety of housing teams that help our unhoused neighbors get into a place they can call home. Welcome Baskets support people transitioning from homelessness into their own apartments and homes. These baskets provide those individuals with the things they need to get started in a home like cleaning products and other necessities. This is a great activity for scout troops, family gatherings, faith groups, book clubs, and corporate team building! More details and apply here! Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Music TherapyShare your gift and expertise as a Music therapist with individuals with developmental disabilities at one of our group homes in Maple Grove. See the joy on their faces as they enjoy music and enjoy you! We would appreciate 2x a month and the schedule is flexible. Nonprofit: Hammer & NER Share your gift and expertise as a Music therapist with individuals with developmental disabilities at one of our group homes in Maple Grove. See the joy on their faces as they enjoy music and enjoy you! We would appreciate 2x a month and the schedule is flexible. Nonprofit: Hammer & NER Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55391 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Piano InstructorDo you love to play the piano? Would you like to share that joy by teaching a person with a developmental disability how to play? The person already has some skills but wants to keep leaning. We have the instrument, but we need you to fulfill the dream! Nonprofit: Hammer & NER Do you love to play the piano? Would you like to share that joy by teaching a person with a developmental disability how to play? The person already has some skills but wants to keep leaning. We have the instrument, but we need you to fulfill the dream! Nonprofit: Hammer & NER Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55344 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help a Person with a Disability Volunteer in the CommunityVolunteer with a person with a developmental disability who wants to volunteer in their community. Thus, Volunteer Squared! Do volunteer activities together like stocking food shelves, participate at Feed My Starving Children, etc. Any type of volunteering you would both enjoy. You would pick up the individual at our Plymouth location, drive them to the volunteer opportunity, and participate with them. 2 hours once a month (or more if desired) would be ideal. Nonprofit: Hammer & NER Volunteer with a person with a developmental disability who wants to volunteer in their community. Thus, Volunteer Squared! Do volunteer activities together like stocking food shelves, participate at Feed My Starving Children, etc. Any type of volunteering you would both enjoy. You would pick up the individual at our Plymouth location, drive them to the volunteer opportunity, and participate with them. 2 hours once a month (or more if desired) would be ideal. Nonprofit: Hammer & NER Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55446 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Massage TherapistDo you have that healing touch? We are looking for a licensed massage therapist to offer pain relief to a person with a development disability. 1-2 times a month would be ideal, and the schedule is flexible. Nonprofit: Hammer & NER Do you have that healing touch? We are looking for a licensed massage therapist to offer pain relief to a person with a development disability. 1-2 times a month would be ideal, and the schedule is flexible. Nonprofit: Hammer & NER Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55391 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Guitar InstructorWould you like to share your passion for playing the guitar and making a world of difference in someone's life at the same time? Here at Hammer & NER, we are looking for a proficient guitar instructor to teach one of our residents with intellectual disabilities. This may require some patience, so a positive attitude is a plus! Nonprofit: Hammer & NER Would you like to share your passion for playing the guitar and making a world of difference in someone's life at the same time? Here at Hammer & NER, we are looking for a proficient guitar instructor to teach one of our residents with intellectual disabilities. This may require some patience, so a positive attitude is a plus! Nonprofit: Hammer & NER Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55344 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Marketing & Brand Team VolunteerLove marketing? Advertising? Building buzz around something meaningful? We're building a high-impact Marketing & Brand Team for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) Minnesota - and we're looking for creative thinkers, campaign builders, and visibility drivers who want to put their skills to work for a mission that truly matters. This isn't stuffing envelopes. This is building real community-facing campaigns with measurable reach and impact. What You'll Get to Create Develop and execute a full marketing strategy for a major community eventGenerate media coverage and pitch to local outlets for recognitionDesign promotional materials that people actually noticeBuilds social media campaigns that drive engagement and attendanceLaunch creative community activations (raffles, contests, promotions)Increase visibility through public event platforms and grassroot distributionHelp grow attendance, participation, and fundraising through strategic promotionMarketing Lead Opportunity If you're ready to step into leadership, the Marketing Lead will: Shape campaign direction and messagingOversees timelines and creative rolloutCoordinate a team of motivated volunteersTurn strategy into executionTrack performance and adjust as neededWho This is Perfect For Marketing, communications, or advertising professionalsStudents building a portfolioSocial media strategistsGraphic designersPR-minded networkersEntrepreneurs who love promotionAnyone who gets excited about launching something new and watching it growWhy This is Different You'll build something visible in the communityYou'll collaborate with driven, mission-focused leadersYou'' market a cause that truly saves livesIf you want to use your marketing skills for something bigger than clicks and likes, this is it. Interested in serving as a Marketing Lead or joining the team? Let's connect! Nonprofit: American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Love marketing? Advertising? Building buzz around something meaningful? We're building a high-impact Marketing & Brand Team for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) Minnesota - and we're looking for creative thinkers, campaign builders, and visibility drivers who want to put their skills to work for a mission that truly matters. This isn't stuffing envelopes. This is building real community-facing campaigns with measurable reach and impact. What You'll Get to Create Develop and execute a full marketing strategy for a major community eventGenerate media coverage and pitch to local outlets for recognitionDesign promotional materials that people actually noticeBuilds social media campaigns that drive engagement and attendanceLaunch creative community activations (raffles, contests, promotions)Increase visibility through public event platforms and grassroot distributionHelp grow attendance, participation, and fundraising through strategic promotionMarketing Lead Opportunity If you're ready to step into leadership, the Marketing Lead will: Shape campaign direction and messagingOversees timelines and creative rolloutCoordinate a team of motivated volunteersTurn strategy into executionTrack performance and adjust as neededWho This is Perfect For Marketing, communications, or advertising professionalsStudents building a portfolioSocial media strategistsGraphic designersPR-minded networkersEntrepreneurs who love promotionAnyone who gets excited about launching something new and watching it growWhy This is Different You'll build something visible in the communityYou'll collaborate with driven, mission-focused leadersYou'' market a cause that truly saves livesIf you want to use your marketing skills for something bigger than clicks and likes, this is it. Interested in serving as a Marketing Lead or joining the team? Let's connect! Nonprofit: American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55103 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Twin FansWe are seeking motivated volunteers to support our community programs and outreach efforts. Join our team to make a positive impact, gain valuable experience, and help serve youth and families in need. Sign up today and be part of the change. Nonprofit: Urnth3crib Foundation Company We are seeking motivated volunteers to support our community programs and outreach efforts. Join our team to make a positive impact, gain valuable experience, and help serve youth and families in need. Sign up today and be part of the change. Nonprofit: Urnth3crib Foundation Company Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55433 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Forensic Services Volunteer
Provide a safe and child-friendly environment for children and families before, during and after Forensic interviews, including purposeful play and appropriate interactions with others in the Forensic Service area.
Greeting clients and families
Maintaining and at times coordinating the reception area.
Answering doors and phone calls.
Administrative work as needed.
Staffing the desk at client services as needed.
Tasks when there are not clients: Work on records room (either typing out spreadsheets or working on destruction with other specialists) Case outcomes (see Mallory or Abby for Directions) Cleaning and sanitizing toys. There are towels and buckets in the closet to help with this Calendar appointments? PTO. F:/Training Old Info request tracking Filing in RR (as training allows) Reading through Reports (interns) Putting files together Creating Intake folders Make copies or print things in CS drawer or Intake cabinet Research upon requestTime Commitment: One shift per week required and/or one shift every other. 6-month commitment desired Various shifts available: We currently need volunteers for the following shifts (updated 2/19/2026): Monday 8:00am-12:00pm Tuesday 8:00am-12:00pmTuesday 12:30pm-4:30pmFriday 12:30pm-4:30pmResponsibilities and Qualifications: Must be over 18 years of age. Ability to communicate effectively with children of ALL ages. Ability to maintain confidentiality and strong interpersonal boundaries. Comply with all program policies and procedures of CornerHouse. Ability to work closely with staff.Nonprofit: CornerHouse
Provide a safe and child-friendly environment for children and families before, during and after Forensic interviews, including purposeful play and appropriate interactions with others in the Forensic Service area.
Greeting clients and families
Maintaining and at times coordinating the reception area.
Answering doors and phone calls.
Administrative work as needed.
Staffing the desk at client services as needed.
Tasks when there are not clients: Work on records room (either typing out spreadsheets or working on destruction with other specialists) Case outcomes (see Mallory or Abby for Directions) Cleaning and sanitizing toys. There are towels and buckets in the closet to help with this Calendar appointments? PTO. F:/Training Old Info request tracking Filing in RR (as training allows) Reading through Reports (interns) Putting files together Creating Intake folders Make copies or print things in CS drawer or Intake cabinet Research upon requestTime Commitment: One shift per week required and/or one shift every other. 6-month commitment desired Various shifts available: We currently need volunteers for the following shifts (updated 2/19/2026): Monday 8:00am-12:00pm Tuesday 8:00am-12:00pmTuesday 12:30pm-4:30pmFriday 12:30pm-4:30pmResponsibilities and Qualifications: Must be over 18 years of age. Ability to communicate effectively with children of ALL ages. Ability to maintain confidentiality and strong interpersonal boundaries. Comply with all program policies and procedures of CornerHouse. Ability to work closely with staff.Nonprofit: CornerHouse Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Visitor - FCI WasecaPrisoner Visitation and Support (PVS) is the only organization authorized by the Federal Bureau of Prisons and the Department of Defense to visit any prisoner in the Federal and Military prison systems. The primary focus is on seeing those prisoners with an acute need for human contact -- those prisoners without regular visits, those serving long sentences who are far from home, those in solitary confinement and on death row, and those who are frequently transferred from prison to prison. PVS visitors let the prisoners set the agenda for what they discuss. Common concerns are: lack of contact with family, untreated medical problems, work or educational plans upon release, current events, literature, etc. Nonprofit: Prisoner Visitation and Support Prisoner Visitation and Support (PVS) is the only organization authorized by the Federal Bureau of Prisons and the Department of Defense to visit any prisoner in the Federal and Military prison systems. The primary focus is on seeing those prisoners with an acute need for human contact -- those prisoners without regular visits, those serving long sentences who are far from home, those in solitary confinement and on death row, and those who are frequently transferred from prison to prison. PVS visitors let the prisoners set the agenda for what they discuss. Common concerns are: lack of contact with family, untreated medical problems, work or educational plans upon release, current events, literature, etc. Nonprofit: Prisoner Visitation and Support Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 56093 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: In-kind Items & Kits NeededIf you’d like to donate items, we are accepting the following popular items: Items can be dropped off during the following open hours: St. Paul: Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, 12 PM – 4 PM (461 Maria Ave., St. Paul, MN 55106) For any specific questions about in-kind donations, please connect with communitydonations@clues.org, (612) 778-4959, and for cash donations at donation@clues.org. Nonprofit: CLUES - Comunidades Latinas Unidas en Servicio If you’d like to donate items, we are accepting the following popular items: Items can be dropped off during the following open hours: St. Paul: Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, 12 PM – 4 PM (461 Maria Ave., St. Paul, MN 55106) For any specific questions about in-kind donations, please connect with communitydonations@clues.org, (612) 778-4959, and for cash donations at donation@clues.org. Nonprofit: CLUES - Comunidades Latinas Unidas en Servicio Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55106 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Leadership Board MemberWe are seeking a dedicated and mission-driven individual to join our Board of Directors in a leadership capacity. This is a volunteer position requiring an estimated 5–10 hours per month during slower periods and 10–20 hours per month during peak season (October–December). In this role, you will serve as a key representative and public ambassador for the organization, advancing our mission to support seniors and adults with disabilities through community engagement across in Anoka and Sherburne county as well as other public organizations. Primary responsibilities include providing oversight and strategic guidance in the following areas: organizational operations, staff leadership, fundraising initiatives, financial stewardship, and regulatory compliance. Nonprofit: Granny's Closet We are seeking a dedicated and mission-driven individual to join our Board of Directors in a leadership capacity. This is a volunteer position requiring an estimated 5–10 hours per month during slower periods and 10–20 hours per month during peak season (October–December). In this role, you will serve as a key representative and public ambassador for the organization, advancing our mission to support seniors and adults with disabilities through community engagement across in Anoka and Sherburne county as well as other public organizations. Primary responsibilities include providing oversight and strategic guidance in the following areas: organizational operations, staff leadership, fundraising initiatives, financial stewardship, and regulatory compliance. Nonprofit: Granny's Closet Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55303 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Collective Caring Drive - Looking for Businesses to Sponsor!Collective Caring is a monthly program that enables local businesses, organizations, and groups to collect needed items at our warehouse for the month. Sponsors can host the whole month, a couple weeks or even a week. Monthly sponsors will collect items needed at the warehouse such as personal hygiene supplies, cleaning supplies, sheets/towels, etc. at their place of business or other locations they designate. At the end of the month the sponsor will drop off the donation to our Anoka MN warehouse to replenish our shelves. Nonprofit: Granny's Closet Collective Caring is a monthly program that enables local businesses, organizations, and groups to collect needed items at our warehouse for the month. Sponsors can host the whole month, a couple weeks or even a week. Monthly sponsors will collect items needed at the warehouse such as personal hygiene supplies, cleaning supplies, sheets/towels, etc. at their place of business or other locations they designate. At the end of the month the sponsor will drop off the donation to our Anoka MN warehouse to replenish our shelves. Nonprofit: Granny's Closet Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55303 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Sponsorship & Community Partnerships LeadAbout This Role The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) Minnesota Chapter is seeking a motivated, organized Sponsorship & Community Partnerships Lead to help grow our funding and community support through corporate sponsorships, grants, and donations. This role is ideal for someone comfortable with research, outreach, and relationship-building. In addition to identifying opportunities, this volunteer may help initiate contact with potential sponsors by phone and/or email - using AFSP-provided materials and guidance. What You'll Do Research and identify potential corporate sponsors, foundations, and community grant opportunitiesIdentify non-traditional funding opportunities (employee giving programs, matching gifts, cause marketing etc.)Prospect local and regional businesses for event sponsorships, donations, and partnershipsInitiate outreach through introductory phone calls, emails, and follow-ups to gauge interestTrack prospects, contacts, and outreach status in a simple shared systemWho This is Great For This role is a great fit for someone who enjoys people-facing work and is comfortable making professional asks, including individuals with experience or interest in: Sales, business development, or relationship managementFundraising or nonprofit developmentMarketing, communications, or community outreachProfessionals or students looking to build confidence in outreach and partnershipsNo prior nonprofit fundraising experience is required - training, talking points, and support are provided! Skills & Qualities We're Looking For Comfortable making outbound phone calls and professional asksStrong research, organization, and follow-up skillsClear, professional communication (written & verbal)Self-motivated and reliablePassion for mental health and community impactWhy Volunteer With AFSP Directly support life-saving suicide prevention programs in MinnesotaBuild real-world experience in fundraising, sponsorships, and community partnershipsFlexible, mission-driven role with autonomy and leadership exposureSupportive volunteer leadership and clear resources providedHow to Get Involved If you're interested in using your skills, and your voice, to help save lives - we'd love to connect! Training, scripts, and ongoing support will be provided! Nonprofit: American Foundation for Suicide Prevention About This Role The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) Minnesota Chapter is seeking a motivated, organized Sponsorship & Community Partnerships Lead to help grow our funding and community support through corporate sponsorships, grants, and donations. This role is ideal for someone comfortable with research, outreach, and relationship-building. In addition to identifying opportunities, this volunteer may help initiate contact with potential sponsors by phone and/or email - using AFSP-provided materials and guidance. What You'll Do Research and identify potential corporate sponsors, foundations, and community grant opportunitiesIdentify non-traditional funding opportunities (employee giving programs, matching gifts, cause marketing etc.)Prospect local and regional businesses for event sponsorships, donations, and partnershipsInitiate outreach through introductory phone calls, emails, and follow-ups to gauge interestTrack prospects, contacts, and outreach status in a simple shared systemWho This is Great For This role is a great fit for someone who enjoys people-facing work and is comfortable making professional asks, including individuals with experience or interest in: Sales, business development, or relationship managementFundraising or nonprofit developmentMarketing, communications, or community outreachProfessionals or students looking to build confidence in outreach and partnershipsNo prior nonprofit fundraising experience is required - training, talking points, and support are provided! Skills & Qualities We're Looking For Comfortable making outbound phone calls and professional asksStrong research, organization, and follow-up skillsClear, professional communication (written & verbal)Self-motivated and reliablePassion for mental health and community impactWhy Volunteer With AFSP Directly support life-saving suicide prevention programs in MinnesotaBuild real-world experience in fundraising, sponsorships, and community partnershipsFlexible, mission-driven role with autonomy and leadership exposureSupportive volunteer leadership and clear resources providedHow to Get Involved If you're interested in using your skills, and your voice, to help save lives - we'd love to connect! Training, scripts, and ongoing support will be provided! Nonprofit: American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55103 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer DriverRole Summary Volunteer will be responsible for transporting residents safely and promptly from Tubman East in Maplewood to designated locations in the community including Sun Ray Shopping Center, using a Tubman vehicle. Impact & Benefits · Assist clients without their own transportation in getting their basic needs met · Enable clients to connect in the community and have a positive impact on the quality of their lives · Drive shelter residents to and from designated locations as scheduled · Ensure cleanliness and functionality of van, communicating with staff and other volunteers if concerns arise · Build positive, safe, and supportive relationships with clients
· Have a valid driver’s license, current insurance, good driving record, and be 21 or older · Clear communication, good decision-making and time-management skills · Comfort with driving a van (no special license required) · Ability to maintain confidentiality and appropriate professional boundaries · Ability to work with diverse teams and clients to foster a culturally inclusive environment · Weekday availability; minimum commitment of one round trip per week Supervision & Training · Attend Tubman’s Volunteer/Intern Orientation and Training · Supervised by Shelter staff Nonprofit: Tubman Role Summary Volunteer will be responsible for transporting residents safely and promptly from Tubman East in Maplewood to designated locations in the community including Sun Ray Shopping Center, using a Tubman vehicle. Impact & Benefits · Assist clients without their own transportation in getting their basic needs met · Enable clients to connect in the community and have a positive impact on the quality of their lives · Drive shelter residents to and from designated locations as scheduled · Ensure cleanliness and functionality of van, communicating with staff and other volunteers if concerns arise · Build positive, safe, and supportive relationships with clients
· Have a valid driver’s license, current insurance, good driving record, and be 21 or older · Clear communication, good decision-making and time-management skills · Comfort with driving a van (no special license required) · Ability to maintain confidentiality and appropriate professional boundaries · Ability to work with diverse teams and clients to foster a culturally inclusive environment · Weekday availability; minimum commitment of one round trip per week Supervision & Training · Attend Tubman’s Volunteer/Intern Orientation and Training · Supervised by Shelter staff Nonprofit: Tubman Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55109 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Fundraising & Promotion SupportSupport NDC and its partner organizations by helping amplify fundraising efforts that provide short-term financial relief and raise awareness for small businesses impacted by recent events. This role is ideal for volunteers who enjoy sharing information, mobilizing networks, and helping causes gain visibility. Key Responsibilities: Share approved fundraising links through personal and professional networks Promote campaigns via social media (posts, stories, reposts, and shares) Help spread awareness through email, word-of-mouth, and community outreach Encourage engagement and donations to support affected businessesTime Commitment: Flexible and short-term. Volunteers can contribute based on their availability. Flexible hybrid work. Skills & Qualifications: Comfortable using social media and digital platforms Strong communication skills and enthusiasm for community support Ability to share information responsibly using approved messaging and linksApply at: https://www.ndc-mn.org/volunteer-with-us/ Your outreach helps generate immediate financial relief and increases awareness for businesses working to recover—making a meaningful difference during a critical time. Nonprofit: Neighborhood Development Center Support NDC and its partner organizations by helping amplify fundraising efforts that provide short-term financial relief and raise awareness for small businesses impacted by recent events. This role is ideal for volunteers who enjoy sharing information, mobilizing networks, and helping causes gain visibility. Key Responsibilities: Share approved fundraising links through personal and professional networks Promote campaigns via social media (posts, stories, reposts, and shares) Help spread awareness through email, word-of-mouth, and community outreach Encourage engagement and donations to support affected businessesTime Commitment: Flexible and short-term. Volunteers can contribute based on their availability. Flexible hybrid work. Skills & Qualifications: Comfortable using social media and digital platforms Strong communication skills and enthusiasm for community support Ability to share information responsibly using approved messaging and linksApply at: https://www.ndc-mn.org/volunteer-with-us/ Your outreach helps generate immediate financial relief and increases awareness for businesses working to recover—making a meaningful difference during a critical time. Nonprofit: Neighborhood Development Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55104 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Host an Exchange StudentOpen the door to international friendships that last a lifetime! Experience international culture without leaving home by hosting an NWSE foreign exchange student! The world comes to you! Host an exchange student for rewarding opportunities to share your culture, and to get to know a student from another country. Learn more @ https://www.nwse.com/ Nonprofit: NorthWest Student Exchange Open the door to international friendships that last a lifetime! Experience international culture without leaving home by hosting an NWSE foreign exchange student! The world comes to you! Host an exchange student for rewarding opportunities to share your culture, and to get to know a student from another country. Learn more @ https://www.nwse.com/ Nonprofit: NorthWest Student Exchange Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55424 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Become a Reader LeaderBecome a Reader Leader Volunteer
Do you love literature and poetry, meaningful conversation and connection? Become a Reader Leader and help bring Shared Reading experiences to your community. Reader Leaders are trained volunteers who facilitate small group reading sessions where stories and poems are read aloud and explored together. These sessions create welcoming spaces where people connect through literature, reflection, and conversation — no prior preparation or reading required for participants. What You’ll DoFacilitate welcoming Shared Reading groups in community settings such as libraries, senior living communities, recovery programs, schools, and community centers Read short stories and poems aloud during sessions Encourage thoughtful, respectful discussion Help create a supportive space where everyone can participate at their comfort level Build connection and community through shared literary experiences Training and Support ProvidedYou don’t need to be a teacher or literature expert to volunteer. Reader Leaders receive 24 hours of comprehensive training that includes: Proven Shared Reading facilitation techniques Guidance on selecting engaging and accessible texts Strategies for supporting diverse participants Ongoing mentorship, resources, and a supportive volunteer network Who Should VolunteerReader Leaders are people who: Enjoy reading and discussing literature Are good listeners and value different perspectives Care about community connection and arts access Want to make a meaningful difference through volunteering Volunteer ImpactReader Leaders help expand access to the arts and create spaces where participants can experience connection, reflection, and enjoyment through literature. Many participants describe Shared Reading as a rare opportunity to feel heard, connected, and inspired. If you’re passionate about literature and community, we invite you to join us as a Reader Leader. Nonprofit: The Shared Reading Society Become a Reader Leader Volunteer
Do you love literature and poetry, meaningful conversation and connection? Become a Reader Leader and help bring Shared Reading experiences to your community. Reader Leaders are trained volunteers who facilitate small group reading sessions where stories and poems are read aloud and explored together. These sessions create welcoming spaces where people connect through literature, reflection, and conversation — no prior preparation or reading required for participants. What You’ll DoFacilitate welcoming Shared Reading groups in community settings such as libraries, senior living communities, recovery programs, schools, and community centers Read short stories and poems aloud during sessions Encourage thoughtful, respectful discussion Help create a supportive space where everyone can participate at their comfort level Build connection and community through shared literary experiences Training and Support ProvidedYou don’t need to be a teacher or literature expert to volunteer. Reader Leaders receive 24 hours of comprehensive training that includes: Proven Shared Reading facilitation techniques Guidance on selecting engaging and accessible texts Strategies for supporting diverse participants Ongoing mentorship, resources, and a supportive volunteer network Who Should VolunteerReader Leaders are people who: Enjoy reading and discussing literature Are good listeners and value different perspectives Care about community connection and arts access Want to make a meaningful difference through volunteering Volunteer ImpactReader Leaders help expand access to the arts and create spaces where participants can experience connection, reflection, and enjoyment through literature. Many participants describe Shared Reading as a rare opportunity to feel heard, connected, and inspired. If you’re passionate about literature and community, we invite you to join us as a Reader Leader. Nonprofit: The Shared Reading Society Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55409-1712 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Red Wing Thrift Store VolunteerThe Salvation Army of Rochester, MN operates The Salvation Army Thrift Store in Red Wing, MN—and we’re currently seeking volunteers to help support this important community resource. We have a wide range of volunteer opportunities available within the Thrift Store. Duties may include sorting donated items, tagging merchandise, moving tagged items to the sales floor, organizing and refreshing displays, and assisting with other daily operations as needed. Some tasks may involve moderate to heavier lifting, but this is not required—there are plenty of ways to help based on your comfort level and abilities. Whether you’re able to volunteer occasionally or on a more regular basis, your time and effort make a meaningful impact. Nonprofit: The Salvation Army The Salvation Army of Rochester, MN operates The Salvation Army Thrift Store in Red Wing, MN—and we’re currently seeking volunteers to help support this important community resource. We have a wide range of volunteer opportunities available within the Thrift Store. Duties may include sorting donated items, tagging merchandise, moving tagged items to the sales floor, organizing and refreshing displays, and assisting with other daily operations as needed. Some tasks may involve moderate to heavier lifting, but this is not required—there are plenty of ways to help based on your comfort level and abilities. Whether you’re able to volunteer occasionally or on a more regular basis, your time and effort make a meaningful impact. Nonprofit: The Salvation Army Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55066 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: In-Kind Items NeededAs we are scaling up to provide about 100 boxes of groceries/per week for families who don't feel safe leaving their homes during the ICE occupation, providing additional items listed below is also needed. Laundry Soap or laundry soap sheets Dish Soap Paper Towels Toilet Paper Full size toiletries including: shampoo, bar soap, body wash, menstrual products, deodorant, toothpaste, unscented lotionDonations can be dropped off at our donation door anytime during our open hours. Food Shelf Hours: Mondays: 9 am - 4 pm | Tuesdays: 8 am - 4 pm | Wednesdays: 10 am - 6 pm | Thursdays: 8 am - 3 pm Closed Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays Nonprofit: Southern Anoka Community Assistance (SACA) As we are scaling up to provide about 100 boxes of groceries/per week for families who don't feel safe leaving their homes during the ICE occupation, providing additional items listed below is also needed. Laundry Soap or laundry soap sheets Dish Soap Paper Towels Toilet Paper Full size toiletries including: shampoo, bar soap, body wash, menstrual products, deodorant, toothpaste, unscented lotionDonations can be dropped off at our donation door anytime during our open hours. Food Shelf Hours: Mondays: 9 am - 4 pm | Tuesdays: 8 am - 4 pm | Wednesdays: 10 am - 6 pm | Thursdays: 8 am - 3 pm Closed Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays Nonprofit: Southern Anoka Community Assistance (SACA) Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55421 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Opportunity: Wood Floor Refinishing – Historic Chapter HouseMinnesota Valley Chapter, Izaak Walton League of America About UsThis year, the Minnesota Valley Chapter of the Izaak Walton League turns 100 years old. For a century, volunteers have cared for land, water, youth, and community along the Minnesota River. Our historic Chapter House—a 1930s home we’ve stewarded since 1962—has been at the heart of that work. Its floors have carried generations of footsteps: young conservation leaders, artists, volunteers, and neighbors. As we celebrate our centennial, we’re hoping to give the Chapter a birthday present that will last: restoring the oak floors so this space can carry us into our next hundred years. The OpportunityWe are seeking in-kind professional services to refinish the original oak wood floors throughout our Chapter House. These floors have decades of stories in them—and a lot of foot traffic. We’re ready to restore them properly so the beauty of the oak can shine again and support many more years of community use. This is a meaningful way for a skilled flooring professional or craftsperson to give back by leaving a lasting mark on a historic, mission-driven space. Scope of WorkApproximately 2,000 square feet total Includes the office, board room, and Kouba Gallery Sanding and refinishing original oak floors Proper sealing for durability and high-traffic use Work timing flexible and coordinated with Chapter schedule Nonprofit: Minnesota Valley Chapter of the Izaak Walton League Minnesota Valley Chapter, Izaak Walton League of America About UsThis year, the Minnesota Valley Chapter of the Izaak Walton League turns 100 years old. For a century, volunteers have cared for land, water, youth, and community along the Minnesota River. Our historic Chapter House—a 1930s home we’ve stewarded since 1962—has been at the heart of that work. Its floors have carried generations of footsteps: young conservation leaders, artists, volunteers, and neighbors. As we celebrate our centennial, we’re hoping to give the Chapter a birthday present that will last: restoring the oak floors so this space can carry us into our next hundred years. The OpportunityWe are seeking in-kind professional services to refinish the original oak wood floors throughout our Chapter House. These floors have decades of stories in them—and a lot of foot traffic. We’re ready to restore them properly so the beauty of the oak can shine again and support many more years of community use. This is a meaningful way for a skilled flooring professional or craftsperson to give back by leaving a lasting mark on a historic, mission-driven space. Scope of WorkApproximately 2,000 square feet total Includes the office, board room, and Kouba Gallery Sanding and refinishing original oak floors Proper sealing for durability and high-traffic use Work timing flexible and coordinated with Chapter schedule Nonprofit: Minnesota Valley Chapter of the Izaak Walton League Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55438 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Support Youth Leadership Behind the Scenes: Green Crew Scouting AdvisorDescription: This role is ideal for former or current Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters, Venture Advisors, committee members, or Scouters who understand how youth-led units work—and who enjoy helping things run smoothly behind the scenes. This is not a role about running meetings or directing youth leaders. It’s about providing structure, continuity, and operational support so youth can lead with confidence and focus on conservation and leadership. Your Role: Support the backend operations of Venture Crew 3111 Assist with logistics such as scheduling, permissions, advancement records, and compliance Provide guidance on Scouting processes, policies, and best practices Help maintain continuity as youth leadership rotates and grows Serve as a trusted adult resource to the Green Crew leadership team and primary advisors Why This Role Matters: Strong youth leadership depends on solid adult support systems Your Scouting experience helps ensure programs are safe, compliant, and sustainable You’ll enable youth to focus on leadership, service, and conservation—not paperwork This is a meaningful way to stay connected to Scouting values while supporting an innovative, youth-led conservation program You’ll Be a Great Fit If… You have experience in Scouting (BSA, Venture, Sea Scouts, or related roles) You believe deeply in youth-led leadership models You enjoy organization, continuity, and operational problem-solving You’re comfortable supporting from the background rather than being front-and-center Time Commitment: Location: Nonprofit: Green Crew Description: This role is ideal for former or current Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters, Venture Advisors, committee members, or Scouters who understand how youth-led units work—and who enjoy helping things run smoothly behind the scenes. This is not a role about running meetings or directing youth leaders. It’s about providing structure, continuity, and operational support so youth can lead with confidence and focus on conservation and leadership. Your Role: Support the backend operations of Venture Crew 3111 Assist with logistics such as scheduling, permissions, advancement records, and compliance Provide guidance on Scouting processes, policies, and best practices Help maintain continuity as youth leadership rotates and grows Serve as a trusted adult resource to the Green Crew leadership team and primary advisors Why This Role Matters: Strong youth leadership depends on solid adult support systems Your Scouting experience helps ensure programs are safe, compliant, and sustainable You’ll enable youth to focus on leadership, service, and conservation—not paperwork This is a meaningful way to stay connected to Scouting values while supporting an innovative, youth-led conservation program You’ll Be a Great Fit If… You have experience in Scouting (BSA, Venture, Sea Scouts, or related roles) You believe deeply in youth-led leadership models You enjoy organization, continuity, and operational problem-solving You’re comfortable supporting from the background rather than being front-and-center Time Commitment: Location: Nonprofit: Green Crew Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55438 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Guide the Leaders: Adult Advisor for Youth Environmental LeadershipDescription: This role is about mentorship, perspective, and trust—not control. You won’t be running meetings or making decisions. Instead, you’ll serve as a sounding board, a steady presence, and a supportive guide as youth leaders navigate planning, collaboration, and leadership challenges. Your Role: Attend a monthly Green Crew youth leadership meeting Provide consultation and mentorship to youth leaders as requested Help youth think through decisions, priorities, and challenges Share perspective from your own leadership or professional experience Support a culture of accountability, inclusion, and youth agency Why This Role Matters: Youth leadership thrives when adults show up as allies, not directors Your experience can help young leaders think more strategically and confidently You’ll help cultivate the next generation of environmental and civic leaders This is a meaningful, low-time-commitment way to invest in youth leadership and community impact You’ll Be a Great Fit If… You enjoy mentoring young people and listening more than directing You have experience in leadership, education, environmental work, nonprofit service, or community organizing You believe young people should have real authority and responsibility You’re comfortable offering guidance while honoring youth-led decision-making Time Commitment: Location: Nonprofit: Green Crew Description: This role is about mentorship, perspective, and trust—not control. You won’t be running meetings or making decisions. Instead, you’ll serve as a sounding board, a steady presence, and a supportive guide as youth leaders navigate planning, collaboration, and leadership challenges. Your Role: Attend a monthly Green Crew youth leadership meeting Provide consultation and mentorship to youth leaders as requested Help youth think through decisions, priorities, and challenges Share perspective from your own leadership or professional experience Support a culture of accountability, inclusion, and youth agency Why This Role Matters: Youth leadership thrives when adults show up as allies, not directors Your experience can help young leaders think more strategically and confidently You’ll help cultivate the next generation of environmental and civic leaders This is a meaningful, low-time-commitment way to invest in youth leadership and community impact You’ll Be a Great Fit If… You enjoy mentoring young people and listening more than directing You have experience in leadership, education, environmental work, nonprofit service, or community organizing You believe young people should have real authority and responsibility You’re comfortable offering guidance while honoring youth-led decision-making Time Commitment: Location: Nonprofit: Green Crew Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55438 Allow Groups: Yes |