Volunteer: PRISM - Food Shelf Friday 2026 Summer Small Volunteer GroupsSmall Group Volunteer Opportunity: Food
Shelf Friday About PRISM PRISM (People Responding In Social Ministry) is a nonprofit social service agency providing food, housing assistance, clothing, case management, and children’s programs to individuals and families in need. Our mission is to connect people in our community to the resources they need to build healthy, stable lives. Core Values: Collaboration • Innovation • Dignity • Accountability PRISM is best known for our Marketplace Food Shelf, which serves 120–150+ families daily—no appointment or zip code restrictions required. This work is powered by community generosity and volunteers. About Food Shelf Friday Food Shelf Friday is a structured, high-impact volunteer opportunity designed for small groups seeking a meaningful way to support community food access. This shift directly supports PRISM’s Marketplace Food Shelf operations during a key service window. During the school year, this role is fulfilled by student groups. When school is not in session, including summer and designated no-school days, this opportunity is available to corporate teams, professional groups, and community partners. Key Responsibilities Food Shelf Friday volunteers support essential closing and reset tasks to ensure the Food Shelf remains clean, organized, and ready for the following week. Responsibilities may include: Removing trash, compost, recycling, and cardboard; ensuring proper disposal Sorting and disposing of spoiled or unsalvageable perishable items by category Restocking shelf-stable items to maintain consistent inventory levels Cleaning shared spaces, including sweeping and mopping warehouse, food shelf, and freezer areas Wiping down and maintaining carts, checkout areas, and work surfaces Sorting and Prioritizing Bread Inventory for next week Supporting overall organization and readiness of the Food Shelf environment Interested in this small group volunteer opportunity? Contact Liam Boris at volunteer@prismmpls.org to get started! Nonprofit: PRISM Small Group Volunteer Opportunity: Food
Shelf Friday About PRISM PRISM (People Responding In Social Ministry) is a nonprofit social service agency providing food, housing assistance, clothing, case management, and children’s programs to individuals and families in need. Our mission is to connect people in our community to the resources they need to build healthy, stable lives. Core Values: Collaboration • Innovation • Dignity • Accountability PRISM is best known for our Marketplace Food Shelf, which serves 120–150+ families daily—no appointment or zip code restrictions required. This work is powered by community generosity and volunteers. About Food Shelf Friday Food Shelf Friday is a structured, high-impact volunteer opportunity designed for small groups seeking a meaningful way to support community food access. This shift directly supports PRISM’s Marketplace Food Shelf operations during a key service window. During the school year, this role is fulfilled by student groups. When school is not in session, including summer and designated no-school days, this opportunity is available to corporate teams, professional groups, and community partners. Key Responsibilities Food Shelf Friday volunteers support essential closing and reset tasks to ensure the Food Shelf remains clean, organized, and ready for the following week. Responsibilities may include: Removing trash, compost, recycling, and cardboard; ensuring proper disposal Sorting and disposing of spoiled or unsalvageable perishable items by category Restocking shelf-stable items to maintain consistent inventory levels Cleaning shared spaces, including sweeping and mopping warehouse, food shelf, and freezer areas Wiping down and maintaining carts, checkout areas, and work surfaces Sorting and Prioritizing Bread Inventory for next week Supporting overall organization and readiness of the Food Shelf environment Interested in this small group volunteer opportunity? Contact Liam Boris at volunteer@prismmpls.org to get started! Nonprofit: PRISM Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Jun 5, 2026 through Sep 11, 2026 Zip Code: 55422 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: PRISM - Summer 2026 Group Volunteer Opportunity: Summer Produce Distribution - Select Tuesday Afternoons 12:30-4:30 pmVolunteer Opportunity: Summer Produce
Distribution Groups About
PRISM Position
Overview We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to support our efforts and help us continue to make this event a success. Volunteer groups of 15-20 people are needed for each distribution day. We can also accommodate 2-3 smaller groups in lieu of one large group. Volunteers will assist in all aspects of the event, from set-up to breakdown, and help create a welcoming atmosphere for participants. 2026 Summer Produce Distribution Dates: June 16th, 2026 | July 7, 21, 2026 | August 4, 18, 2026 September 15, 2026 | October 6, 20, 2026Schedule for Volunteer Shifts: 12:30 - 1:00 pm: Arrival and Orientation 1:00 – 2:00 pm: Set-Up and Preparation 2:00 - 4:00 pm: Produce Distribution Program 4:00 – 4:30 pm: Break Down and Close-OutVolunteer Responsibilities: Assist with setup and breakdown: Help prepare the outdoor space before the event begins and assist with cleaning up once it concludes. Distribute produce: Support participants in selecting fresh produce, ensuring that each family receives a fair share. Lift and transport produce: Volunteers will assist with moving boxes of produce, so the ability to lift (up to 50 lbs) and walk long distances is required. Check-Out Assistance: Assist participants in carrying their produce to their cars, helping unload groceries, and walking carts back. Work as part of a team: Collaborate with other volunteers and staff to ensure smooth operations. Language support: If you speak Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, or Somali, your language skills would be greatly appreciated, as many of our households communicate in these languages.Physical Requirements: Ability to lift and carry boxes weighing up to 25 lbs., Willingness to work outdoors in varying weather conditions. Comfortable walking, standing, and moving throughout the event.Volunteer Benefits: Make a meaningful impact by helping local families access fresh produce. Support is a cause that values dignity and empowerment in the community.Who
Should Volunteer? How to
Volunteer: Nonprofit: PRISM Volunteer Opportunity: Summer Produce
Distribution Groups About
PRISM Position
Overview We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to support our efforts and help us continue to make this event a success. Volunteer groups of 15-20 people are needed for each distribution day. We can also accommodate 2-3 smaller groups in lieu of one large group. Volunteers will assist in all aspects of the event, from set-up to breakdown, and help create a welcoming atmosphere for participants. 2026 Summer Produce Distribution Dates: June 16th, 2026 | July 7, 21, 2026 | August 4, 18, 2026 September 15, 2026 | October 6, 20, 2026Schedule for Volunteer Shifts: 12:30 - 1:00 pm: Arrival and Orientation 1:00 – 2:00 pm: Set-Up and Preparation 2:00 - 4:00 pm: Produce Distribution Program 4:00 – 4:30 pm: Break Down and Close-OutVolunteer Responsibilities: Assist with setup and breakdown: Help prepare the outdoor space before the event begins and assist with cleaning up once it concludes. Distribute produce: Support participants in selecting fresh produce, ensuring that each family receives a fair share. Lift and transport produce: Volunteers will assist with moving boxes of produce, so the ability to lift (up to 50 lbs) and walk long distances is required. Check-Out Assistance: Assist participants in carrying their produce to their cars, helping unload groceries, and walking carts back. Work as part of a team: Collaborate with other volunteers and staff to ensure smooth operations. Language support: If you speak Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, or Somali, your language skills would be greatly appreciated, as many of our households communicate in these languages.Physical Requirements: Ability to lift and carry boxes weighing up to 25 lbs., Willingness to work outdoors in varying weather conditions. Comfortable walking, standing, and moving throughout the event.Volunteer Benefits: Make a meaningful impact by helping local families access fresh produce. Support is a cause that values dignity and empowerment in the community.Who
Should Volunteer? How to
Volunteer: Nonprofit: PRISM Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Jun 16, 2026 through Oct 20, 2026 Zip Code: 55422 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: PRISM - Shop for Change VolunteerVolunteer Job Description: Shop for Change Volunteer Front End Shifts: Monday–Friday: 9 AM–1 PM, 1–5 PM Thursday: 5–7 PM | Saturday: 9 AM–12 PM, 12–3 PMBack End Shifts: Monday–Friday: 9 AM–12 PM, 1–4 PM Thursday: 5–7 PM | Saturday: 10 AM–2 PMAbout PRISM PRISM (People Responding In Social Ministry) is a nonprofit social service agency providing food, clothing, housing assistance, case management, and children’s programs to individuals and families in need. Mission: To provide social services and
connections that empower people in our community to build healthy, stable
lives. PRISM’s Shop for Change Thrift Store is a unique social enterprise. Every purchase supports PRISM’s programs, raising critical funds that go directly back into our work providing food, housing, and resources for local families. Position Summary: Shop for Change Volunteer Shop for Change Volunteers play a key role in creating a welcoming, organized, and successful thrift store environment. Volunteers can serve in front-end roles (customer service and sales) or back-end roles (sorting, processing, and preparing items for sale). This position is perfect for volunteers who enjoy interacting with the community, working on a team, and supporting PRISM’s mission through hands-on retail operations. Key Responsibilities Front End (Customer-Facing): Welcome and assist customers with kindness and respect Operate cash register and handle sales transactions Keep racks, shelves, and displays neat and organized Contribute to a clean, positive shopping environmentBack End (Processing & Merchandising): Sort and organize donated items Process, hang, and price clothing and household goods Assist with maintaining an orderly and safe work area Support overall store operations behind the scenesTraining & Supervision All volunteers attend a PRISM Volunteer Orientation On-the-job training provided by Shop for Change staff and experienced volunteers Supervised by PRISM’s Director of Thrift and Shop Manager with support from the Volunteer Manager Day-to-day guidance provided by Shop for Change team membersHow to Apply Ready to join our Shop for Change team? Contact us today! Liam Boris, Volunteer Manager – PRISM Nonprofit: PRISM Volunteer Job Description: Shop for Change Volunteer Front End Shifts: Monday–Friday: 9 AM–1 PM, 1–5 PM Thursday: 5–7 PM | Saturday: 9 AM–12 PM, 12–3 PMBack End Shifts: Monday–Friday: 9 AM–12 PM, 1–4 PM Thursday: 5–7 PM | Saturday: 10 AM–2 PMAbout PRISM PRISM (People Responding In Social Ministry) is a nonprofit social service agency providing food, clothing, housing assistance, case management, and children’s programs to individuals and families in need. Mission: To provide social services and
connections that empower people in our community to build healthy, stable
lives. PRISM’s Shop for Change Thrift Store is a unique social enterprise. Every purchase supports PRISM’s programs, raising critical funds that go directly back into our work providing food, housing, and resources for local families. Position Summary: Shop for Change Volunteer Shop for Change Volunteers play a key role in creating a welcoming, organized, and successful thrift store environment. Volunteers can serve in front-end roles (customer service and sales) or back-end roles (sorting, processing, and preparing items for sale). This position is perfect for volunteers who enjoy interacting with the community, working on a team, and supporting PRISM’s mission through hands-on retail operations. Key Responsibilities Front End (Customer-Facing): Welcome and assist customers with kindness and respect Operate cash register and handle sales transactions Keep racks, shelves, and displays neat and organized Contribute to a clean, positive shopping environmentBack End (Processing & Merchandising): Sort and organize donated items Process, hang, and price clothing and household goods Assist with maintaining an orderly and safe work area Support overall store operations behind the scenesTraining & Supervision All volunteers attend a PRISM Volunteer Orientation On-the-job training provided by Shop for Change staff and experienced volunteers Supervised by PRISM’s Director of Thrift and Shop Manager with support from the Volunteer Manager Day-to-day guidance provided by Shop for Change team membersHow to Apply Ready to join our Shop for Change team? Contact us today! Liam Boris, Volunteer Manager – PRISM Nonprofit: PRISM Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55422 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: PRISM - Front Desk VolunteerPRISM
Volunteer Opportunity | Position Title: Front Desk
Volunteer Team About PRISM PRISM is a nonprofit organization providing basic needs and wraparound services in the areas of food, clothing, housing, case management, and children’s programs. Our mission is to provide social services and connections that empower people in our community to build healthy, stable lives. We live by our
values: PRISM’s Marketplace Food Shelf is our most well-known program, feeding over 120 families daily with no appointment or residency requirement. Our Case Managers are available onsite to connect individuals to resources, and our social enterprise, Shop for Change, supports all our programs through its profits. Position Summary: Front Desk Volunteer The Front Desk Volunteer is often the first point of contact for participants and visitors. This role is critical in helping create a welcoming, dignified, and professional environment at PRISM. Volunteers in this position provide essential support to ensure the smooth operation of our services. Key Responsibilities Greet participants, donors, and visitors with compassion and professionalism Check participants into the Marketplace Food Shelf system Announce participants when they are ready to shop Answer incoming phone calls and messages Provide general information to the public about PRISM services and programs Collaborate closely with Case Managers to connect individuals to additional resources Help maintain a clean, organized, and inviting front desk and lobby area Occasional data entry and other administrative activities Communicate across language barriers with patience and sensitivity (bilingual or multilingual volunteers are strongly encouraged to consider this role!)Required Qualities Compassionate and welcoming demeanor Comfortable working in a fast-paced, multicultural environment with multiple computer applications Strategic thinker with good communication and problem-solving skills Ability to remain calm, confident, and helpful under pressure Bilingualism in Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, and/or Somali language preferredTraining & Supervision After Volunteer Orientation, Volunteers will complete a minimum of three training shifts alongside an experienced Front Desk volunteer team member or Staff member Ongoing support and supervision are provided by the Office Manager, with additional guidance from the Volunteer ManagerBenefits of Volunteering Direct impact on the lives of individuals and families in need Opportunities to develop administrative and communication skills Experience in the nonprofit and human services sector Join a compassionate team committed to dignity, equity, and community supportHow to Apply Interested in
joining our Front Desk Volunteer team? Nonprofit: PRISM PRISM
Volunteer Opportunity | Position Title: Front Desk
Volunteer Team About PRISM PRISM is a nonprofit organization providing basic needs and wraparound services in the areas of food, clothing, housing, case management, and children’s programs. Our mission is to provide social services and connections that empower people in our community to build healthy, stable lives. We live by our
values: PRISM’s Marketplace Food Shelf is our most well-known program, feeding over 120 families daily with no appointment or residency requirement. Our Case Managers are available onsite to connect individuals to resources, and our social enterprise, Shop for Change, supports all our programs through its profits. Position Summary: Front Desk Volunteer The Front Desk Volunteer is often the first point of contact for participants and visitors. This role is critical in helping create a welcoming, dignified, and professional environment at PRISM. Volunteers in this position provide essential support to ensure the smooth operation of our services. Key Responsibilities Greet participants, donors, and visitors with compassion and professionalism Check participants into the Marketplace Food Shelf system Announce participants when they are ready to shop Answer incoming phone calls and messages Provide general information to the public about PRISM services and programs Collaborate closely with Case Managers to connect individuals to additional resources Help maintain a clean, organized, and inviting front desk and lobby area Occasional data entry and other administrative activities Communicate across language barriers with patience and sensitivity (bilingual or multilingual volunteers are strongly encouraged to consider this role!)Required Qualities Compassionate and welcoming demeanor Comfortable working in a fast-paced, multicultural environment with multiple computer applications Strategic thinker with good communication and problem-solving skills Ability to remain calm, confident, and helpful under pressure Bilingualism in Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, and/or Somali language preferredTraining & Supervision After Volunteer Orientation, Volunteers will complete a minimum of three training shifts alongside an experienced Front Desk volunteer team member or Staff member Ongoing support and supervision are provided by the Office Manager, with additional guidance from the Volunteer ManagerBenefits of Volunteering Direct impact on the lives of individuals and families in need Opportunities to develop administrative and communication skills Experience in the nonprofit and human services sector Join a compassionate team committed to dignity, equity, and community supportHow to Apply Interested in
joining our Front Desk Volunteer team? Nonprofit: PRISM Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55422-4608 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: PRISM - Food Shelf Volunteer
PRISM
Volunteer Opportunity | Position Title: Food Shelf Volunteer About PRISM PRISM (People Responding In Social Ministry) is a nonprofit social service agency providing food, clothing, housing assistance, case management, and children’s programs to individuals and families in need. Our mission is to provide social services and connections that empower people in our community to build healthy, stable lives. Core Values: Collaboration • Innovation • Dignity • Accountability We are most known for our Marketplace Food Shelf, which serves 120–150+ families every day—no appointment or zip code restrictions required. We are fueled by the generosity of our community and the dedication of volunteers who make our mission possible. Position Summary: Food Shelf Volunteer Food Shelf Volunteers are essential to PRISM’s mission of ensuring dignified food access for all. Volunteers support the flow of food from our warehouse to our shelves, helping create a clean, accessible, and welcoming environment for participants. This role involves sorting donations, stocking shelves, assembling produce, and supporting overall warehouse operations. Key Responsibilities Unpack, sort, and shelve food donations by category and expiration date Ensure products are accessible, well-organized, and presentable for participants Assemble produce boxes and prepare perishable items for distribution Take out compost, recycling, and trash as needed Assist with receiving and stocking food rescue and bulk deliveries Contribute to a respectful, participant-centered shopping experienceWhere Our Food Comes From PRISM’s food is sourced from: Individual donors, Food drives hosted by community partners, Grocery store food rescues, Purchased goods from Second Harvest Heartland, a regional food bankDesired Qualities Comfortable with physical tasks (e.g., standing, lifting, bending, moving inventory) Organized, reliable, and detail-oriented; Able to work independently or collaboratively Friendly and respectful to individuals from diverse backgrounds Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, or Somali language skills are a plus but not requiredTraining & Supervision All volunteers attend a general PRISM Volunteer Orientation After orientation, new Food Shelf volunteers are introduced to the space and trained by either experienced volunteers or members of the Logistics team This position is officially supervised by PRISM’s Program Director, with additional guidance from the Volunteer Manager Day-to-day collaboration and support are primarily provided by PRISM’s Logistics staff, who work closely with Food Shelf volunteers during all shiftsBenefits of Volunteering Play a key role in fighting food insecurity in our community Gain hands-on experience in food distribution and nonprofit service Be part of a mission-driven and welcoming volunteer team Opportunities to stay active, give back, and connect with others Satisfy community service or school volunteer hoursHow to Apply Ready to get started? Contact us today! Nonprofit: PRISM
PRISM
Volunteer Opportunity | Position Title: Food Shelf Volunteer About PRISM PRISM (People Responding In Social Ministry) is a nonprofit social service agency providing food, clothing, housing assistance, case management, and children’s programs to individuals and families in need. Our mission is to provide social services and connections that empower people in our community to build healthy, stable lives. Core Values: Collaboration • Innovation • Dignity • Accountability We are most known for our Marketplace Food Shelf, which serves 120–150+ families every day—no appointment or zip code restrictions required. We are fueled by the generosity of our community and the dedication of volunteers who make our mission possible. Position Summary: Food Shelf Volunteer Food Shelf Volunteers are essential to PRISM’s mission of ensuring dignified food access for all. Volunteers support the flow of food from our warehouse to our shelves, helping create a clean, accessible, and welcoming environment for participants. This role involves sorting donations, stocking shelves, assembling produce, and supporting overall warehouse operations. Key Responsibilities Unpack, sort, and shelve food donations by category and expiration date Ensure products are accessible, well-organized, and presentable for participants Assemble produce boxes and prepare perishable items for distribution Take out compost, recycling, and trash as needed Assist with receiving and stocking food rescue and bulk deliveries Contribute to a respectful, participant-centered shopping experienceWhere Our Food Comes From PRISM’s food is sourced from: Individual donors, Food drives hosted by community partners, Grocery store food rescues, Purchased goods from Second Harvest Heartland, a regional food bankDesired Qualities Comfortable with physical tasks (e.g., standing, lifting, bending, moving inventory) Organized, reliable, and detail-oriented; Able to work independently or collaboratively Friendly and respectful to individuals from diverse backgrounds Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, or Somali language skills are a plus but not requiredTraining & Supervision All volunteers attend a general PRISM Volunteer Orientation After orientation, new Food Shelf volunteers are introduced to the space and trained by either experienced volunteers or members of the Logistics team This position is officially supervised by PRISM’s Program Director, with additional guidance from the Volunteer Manager Day-to-day collaboration and support are primarily provided by PRISM’s Logistics staff, who work closely with Food Shelf volunteers during all shiftsBenefits of Volunteering Play a key role in fighting food insecurity in our community Gain hands-on experience in food distribution and nonprofit service Be part of a mission-driven and welcoming volunteer team Opportunities to stay active, give back, and connect with others Satisfy community service or school volunteer hoursHow to Apply Ready to get started? Contact us today! Nonprofit: PRISM Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55422-4608 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: PRISM - Food Rescue DriverVolunteer Job Description: Food Rescue Driver About PRISM PRISM (People Responding In Social Ministry) is a nonprofit social service agency providing food, clothing, housing assistance, case management, and children’s programs to individuals and families in need. Mission: To provide social services and
connections that empower people in our community to build healthy, stable
lives. PRISM is best known for our Marketplace Food Shelf, which serves 120–150+ families each day—no appointment or zip code restrictions required. Our work is powered by community generosity and the dedication of volunteers who make our mission possible. Position Summary: Food Rescue Driver Food Rescue Drivers are essential to PRISM’s mission by ensuring rescued food from community partners reaches our Marketplace Food Shelf. Drivers always work in pairs, using PRISM’s van to pick up rescued food donations from assigned grocery stores and vendors. This role keeps our shelves stocked with fresh, high-quality items that provide dignity and choice for participants. Key Responsibilities Pick up and transport rescued food donations from partner stores to PRISM Handle food safely and load/unload items into PRISM’s warehouse Maintain accurate logs of food pickups and report donation details to staff Keep PRISM vehicles clean, fueled, and safe for use Work as a team with a co-driver to ensure efficient, safe operations Contribute to a positive and respectful representation of PRISM in the communityPartner Stores (assignments vary) Cub Foods – Knollwood & Waterford Plaza, Target – Knollwood & Minnetonka (Hwy 7 & 101), Hy-Vee – New Hope, Kwik Trip, BIMBO Bakery – St. Paul, Other stores as assignedDesired Qualities Comfortable with physical tasks (lifting boxes, loading/unloading donations) Responsible, reliable, and punctual Friendly and respectful toward store partners and participants Team-oriented, as all routes are completed in pairs CDL license not required; valid driver’s license and clean driving record requiredTraining & Supervision Requires completion of two (2) shadow shifts with experienced volunteers Must attend a brief insurance meeting to be cleared to drive PRISM’s van General PRISM Volunteer Orientation provided for all volunteers Supervised by PRISM’s Program Director with support from the Volunteer Manager Day-to-day guidance provided by PRISM’s Logistics staffHow to Apply Ready to get started? Contact us today! Liam Boris, Volunteer Manager – PRISM Nonprofit: PRISM Volunteer Job Description: Food Rescue Driver About PRISM PRISM (People Responding In Social Ministry) is a nonprofit social service agency providing food, clothing, housing assistance, case management, and children’s programs to individuals and families in need. Mission: To provide social services and
connections that empower people in our community to build healthy, stable
lives. PRISM is best known for our Marketplace Food Shelf, which serves 120–150+ families each day—no appointment or zip code restrictions required. Our work is powered by community generosity and the dedication of volunteers who make our mission possible. Position Summary: Food Rescue Driver Food Rescue Drivers are essential to PRISM’s mission by ensuring rescued food from community partners reaches our Marketplace Food Shelf. Drivers always work in pairs, using PRISM’s van to pick up rescued food donations from assigned grocery stores and vendors. This role keeps our shelves stocked with fresh, high-quality items that provide dignity and choice for participants. Key Responsibilities Pick up and transport rescued food donations from partner stores to PRISM Handle food safely and load/unload items into PRISM’s warehouse Maintain accurate logs of food pickups and report donation details to staff Keep PRISM vehicles clean, fueled, and safe for use Work as a team with a co-driver to ensure efficient, safe operations Contribute to a positive and respectful representation of PRISM in the communityPartner Stores (assignments vary) Cub Foods – Knollwood & Waterford Plaza, Target – Knollwood & Minnetonka (Hwy 7 & 101), Hy-Vee – New Hope, Kwik Trip, BIMBO Bakery – St. Paul, Other stores as assignedDesired Qualities Comfortable with physical tasks (lifting boxes, loading/unloading donations) Responsible, reliable, and punctual Friendly and respectful toward store partners and participants Team-oriented, as all routes are completed in pairs CDL license not required; valid driver’s license and clean driving record requiredTraining & Supervision Requires completion of two (2) shadow shifts with experienced volunteers Must attend a brief insurance meeting to be cleared to drive PRISM’s van General PRISM Volunteer Orientation provided for all volunteers Supervised by PRISM’s Program Director with support from the Volunteer Manager Day-to-day guidance provided by PRISM’s Logistics staffHow to Apply Ready to get started? Contact us today! Liam Boris, Volunteer Manager – PRISM Nonprofit: PRISM Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55422-4608 Allow Groups: No |