Volunteer: One Person's Left Behind. Another Person's Fresh StartNot everything left behind belongs in the trash. We're looking for a volunteer who enjoys organizing, sorting, and uncovering hidden gems to help us go through items left behind in our housing programs when people move out. You'll help decide what can be: Recycled or discarded Donated to participants Shared with other nonprofits Given a second lifeIt's hands-on work that keeps usable items out of the landfill, stretches our resources, and helps more people get what they need. We'll provide the gloves. You bring the passion for cleaning! Nonprofit: Avivo Not everything left behind belongs in the trash. We're looking for a volunteer who enjoys organizing, sorting, and uncovering hidden gems to help us go through items left behind in our housing programs when people move out. You'll help decide what can be: Recycled or discarded Donated to participants Shared with other nonprofits Given a second lifeIt's hands-on work that keeps usable items out of the landfill, stretches our resources, and helps more people get what they need. We'll provide the gloves. You bring the passion for cleaning! Nonprofit: Avivo Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: The most meaningful assembly line you'll ever joinSometimes the best way to help someone is to make sure the right supplies are ready before they're needed. Nonprofit: Avivo Sometimes the best way to help someone is to make sure the right supplies are ready before they're needed. Nonprofit: Avivo Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55401 Allow Groups: Teams only |
Volunteer: Food Packers-Eagan, MNTurn hunger into hope with your own two hands! Join us in our mission of feeding starving children around the world. Together with other volunteers, pack dry meals called "Mannapack Rice." Join us in saving and transforming lives. Reserve your spot online via our website: www.fmsc.org/eagan
Thank you and we hope to see you very soon!
Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Turn hunger into hope with your own two hands! Join us in our mission of feeding starving children around the world. Together with other volunteers, pack dry meals called "Mannapack Rice." Join us in saving and transforming lives. Reserve your spot online via our website: www.fmsc.org/eagan
Thank you and we hope to see you very soon!
Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55121 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Lift More Than BoxesLift More Than Boxes. Every couch moved, apartment painted, shelf assembled, or flower planted helps create spaces where people can feel safe, welcome, and at home. We're looking for volunteer groups of 5–15 people to tackle hands-on projects across Avivo's sites. Whether you're hauling furniture, assembling new pieces, sprucing up outdoor spaces, or helping refresh apartments with a fresh coat of paint, your team's work has an immediate impact. We'll provide the project. You bring the energy (and maybe a few punny jokes). Most projects take about 3 hours and are perfect for corporate teams, community groups, or friends looking to make a tangible difference together. Projects may include: Refreshing apartments with paint Moving furniture and supplies Assembling furniture Landscaping and outdoor cleanup Organizing storage spaces and moving suppliesBecause everyone deserves a space that feels like home. Contact Jenn.Hamrick@avivomn.org for questions and to get scheduled! Nonprofit: Avivo Lift More Than Boxes. Every couch moved, apartment painted, shelf assembled, or flower planted helps create spaces where people can feel safe, welcome, and at home. We're looking for volunteer groups of 5–15 people to tackle hands-on projects across Avivo's sites. Whether you're hauling furniture, assembling new pieces, sprucing up outdoor spaces, or helping refresh apartments with a fresh coat of paint, your team's work has an immediate impact. We'll provide the project. You bring the energy (and maybe a few punny jokes). Most projects take about 3 hours and are perfect for corporate teams, community groups, or friends looking to make a tangible difference together. Projects may include: Refreshing apartments with paint Moving furniture and supplies Assembling furniture Landscaping and outdoor cleanup Organizing storage spaces and moving suppliesBecause everyone deserves a space that feels like home. Contact Jenn.Hamrick@avivomn.org for questions and to get scheduled! Nonprofit: Avivo Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: Teams only |
Volunteer: Food Packers - Coon RapidsTurn hunger into hope with your own two hands! You will… Get a brief orientation with video, rules, and instructions work together with other volunteers to be part of an assembly line process to label, pour ingredients, weigh, box, and palletize dry ingredients. Conclude your packing shift to celebrate the number of boxes you packed as a large group and learn about what your next steps can look likeWe will… Promise you a good time working together with friends, family, and sometimes strangers Empower you and your team to be world changers Include everyone on your team. We have spots for people who can’t stand, those who want to move and be active, and anyone who is looking for a fun place to volunteer!How to get involved… Sign up online: fmsc.org/coonrapids. We do have limited space per packing session We have three locations in the greater Twin Cities area (Chanhassen, Coon Rapids, and Eagan) Each site has 5 packing sessions six days a week (we’re closed on Sundays) Monday through Friday 9:30 am - 11:15 am 12 pm – 1:45 pm 2:30 pm – 4:15 pm 5 pm- 6:30 pm 7:15 - 9 pm Saturday 9:30 am - 11:15 am 12 pm - 1:45 pm 2:30 pm- 4:15 pm5 pm - 6:30pm 7:15 pm - 9 pmA few other things to know… Our minimum age requirement is 5 years old when accompanied by an adult. We do not have a minimum group size, so you may come alone or bring a group. If you are completing community/school/church/court related community service, please ask for a Volunteer Service Hours form immediately following your packing session.Donations: While donations are not required to pack at this session, we humbly request them. Each volunteer packs about $50 worth of food and FMSC receives no government support. We can only send meals as we have funding. Nearly everyone is able to contribute something, but we leave the amount up to you. Many groups and individuals make advance fundraising a fun part of their service project. As you're willing and able, you may donate on the day you volunteer (by cash, check or credit card), or online before or after you pack. Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Turn hunger into hope with your own two hands! You will… Get a brief orientation with video, rules, and instructions work together with other volunteers to be part of an assembly line process to label, pour ingredients, weigh, box, and palletize dry ingredients. Conclude your packing shift to celebrate the number of boxes you packed as a large group and learn about what your next steps can look likeWe will… Promise you a good time working together with friends, family, and sometimes strangers Empower you and your team to be world changers Include everyone on your team. We have spots for people who can’t stand, those who want to move and be active, and anyone who is looking for a fun place to volunteer!How to get involved… Sign up online: fmsc.org/coonrapids. We do have limited space per packing session We have three locations in the greater Twin Cities area (Chanhassen, Coon Rapids, and Eagan) Each site has 5 packing sessions six days a week (we’re closed on Sundays) Monday through Friday 9:30 am - 11:15 am 12 pm – 1:45 pm 2:30 pm – 4:15 pm 5 pm- 6:30 pm 7:15 - 9 pm Saturday 9:30 am - 11:15 am 12 pm - 1:45 pm 2:30 pm- 4:15 pm5 pm - 6:30pm 7:15 pm - 9 pmA few other things to know… Our minimum age requirement is 5 years old when accompanied by an adult. We do not have a minimum group size, so you may come alone or bring a group. If you are completing community/school/church/court related community service, please ask for a Volunteer Service Hours form immediately following your packing session.Donations: While donations are not required to pack at this session, we humbly request them. Each volunteer packs about $50 worth of food and FMSC receives no government support. We can only send meals as we have funding. Nearly everyone is able to contribute something, but we leave the amount up to you. Many groups and individuals make advance fundraising a fun part of their service project. As you're willing and able, you may donate on the day you volunteer (by cash, check or credit card), or online before or after you pack. Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55433 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Meal Packing for Children Around the World - Chanhassen, MNAt Feed My Starving Children, our mission is to feed all of God's starving children around the world who are hungry in both body and in spirit. But we cannot do this without your help. Will you join us? You will pack dry meals called "MannaPack Rice" which is made of four essential ingredients: rice, soy, vegetables, and vitamins. We REQUIRE that you make a reservation on our website: https://www.fmsc.org/get-involved/volunteer before you come to pack. On this website link, you will find: *Our packing locations We look forward to having you pack with us soon. Blessings Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. At Feed My Starving Children, our mission is to feed all of God's starving children around the world who are hungry in both body and in spirit. But we cannot do this without your help. Will you join us? You will pack dry meals called "MannaPack Rice" which is made of four essential ingredients: rice, soy, vegetables, and vitamins. We REQUIRE that you make a reservation on our website: https://www.fmsc.org/get-involved/volunteer before you come to pack. On this website link, you will find: *Our packing locations We look forward to having you pack with us soon. Blessings Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55317 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: MN Twins Game - Marketing ActivationEngage Twins fans in a fun, festive experience while helping The Salvation Army increase awareness and inspire community support during our Christmas in July campaign. As a thank-you, volunteers will receive a ticket to that day’s Twins game. Whether you're a seasoned volunteer or just getting started, this is a great chance to be part of something special at the ballpark. Sign up here: https://x.gldn.io/e/AQpYi6sQV4b Nonprofit: The Salvation Army Engage Twins fans in a fun, festive experience while helping The Salvation Army increase awareness and inspire community support during our Christmas in July campaign. As a thank-you, volunteers will receive a ticket to that day’s Twins game. Whether you're a seasoned volunteer or just getting started, this is a great chance to be part of something special at the ballpark. Sign up here: https://x.gldn.io/e/AQpYi6sQV4b Nonprofit: The Salvation Army Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55403 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: MN State Fair - YWCA St Paul/DYGI VolunteerClick here to reserve your shift: DYGI: DYGI State Fair Sign up 2026 Thank you for volunteering to support DYGI Drive, Midwest Sims, and the DYGI Gaming Truck at the Minnesota State Fair! Volunteers will help welcome youth and families, share information about DYGI’s programs, assist visitors with the gaming truck and racing simulators, and help keep the experience organized, safe, and enjoyable. Nonprofit: YWCA St. Paul Click here to reserve your shift: DYGI: DYGI State Fair Sign up 2026 Thank you for volunteering to support DYGI Drive, Midwest Sims, and the DYGI Gaming Truck at the Minnesota State Fair! Volunteers will help welcome youth and families, share information about DYGI’s programs, assist visitors with the gaming truck and racing simulators, and help keep the experience organized, safe, and enjoyable. Nonprofit: YWCA St. Paul Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Aug 27, 2026 through Sep 7, 2026 Zip Code: 55102 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Website Content VolunteerHelp keep our website fresh, accurate, and engaging! This volunteer will assist with updating web pages, proofreading content, adding resources, and ensuring information is current and easy to navigate. Ideal volunteers have strong attention to detail, solid writing and editing skills, and basic experience working with website content management in Squarespace. Flexible schedule; approximately 2 hours per week depending on updates needed. Nonprofit: NEAR Food Shelf Help keep our website fresh, accurate, and engaging! This volunteer will assist with updating web pages, proofreading content, adding resources, and ensuring information is current and easy to navigate. Ideal volunteers have strong attention to detail, solid writing and editing skills, and basic experience working with website content management in Squarespace. Flexible schedule; approximately 2 hours per week depending on updates needed. Nonprofit: NEAR Food Shelf Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Make Sandwiches for our Welcome Center Visitors!Click here to learn more and SIGN UP!
Agate's Welcome Center offers a reliable, safe space for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness to connect with our teams. Anyone can visit for basic needs: shelter from weather, bathroom access, device charging, water, snacks, and clothing items like shoes and socks. It serves as both a resource hub and a bridge—connecting individuals to the tools, services, and support they need to move from homelessness to stability. Learn more at agatemn.org/homelessness. We've recently partnered with The Sandwich Project MN to accept signups for 200-400 PB & J sandwiches for our Welcome Center visitors! Instructions: Purchase the supplies to make at least 200 PB & J sandwichesMake the sandwiches at your own locationSign up and deliver the sandwiches to us! (Mondays 11-12)This is a great opportunity to do with friends, family, faith groups, or corporations! Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Click here to learn more and SIGN UP!
Agate's Welcome Center offers a reliable, safe space for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness to connect with our teams. Anyone can visit for basic needs: shelter from weather, bathroom access, device charging, water, snacks, and clothing items like shoes and socks. It serves as both a resource hub and a bridge—connecting individuals to the tools, services, and support they need to move from homelessness to stability. Learn more at agatemn.org/homelessness. We've recently partnered with The Sandwich Project MN to accept signups for 200-400 PB & J sandwiches for our Welcome Center visitors! Instructions: Purchase the supplies to make at least 200 PB & J sandwichesMake the sandwiches at your own locationSign up and deliver the sandwiches to us! (Mondays 11-12)This is a great opportunity to do with friends, family, faith groups, or corporations! Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55421 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Social Media ChampionHelp us expand our reach by posting and creating engaging social media content that inspires community involvement. This volunteer will assist with drafting posts, creating simple graphics, highlighting volunteer stories, promoting events, and sharing our impact across social media platforms. Ideal volunteers are creative, organized, and comfortable using social media to connect with diverse audiences. Flexible schedule; approximately 2 hours per week. Nonprofit: NEAR Food Shelf Help us expand our reach by posting and creating engaging social media content that inspires community involvement. This volunteer will assist with drafting posts, creating simple graphics, highlighting volunteer stories, promoting events, and sharing our impact across social media platforms. Ideal volunteers are creative, organized, and comfortable using social media to connect with diverse audiences. Flexible schedule; approximately 2 hours per week. Nonprofit: NEAR Food Shelf Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer with The DrawerThe Drawer's mission is to provide warmth and dignity through NEW Socks and underwear. At The Drawer, we believe that something as simple as a new pair of socks or underwear can provide more than just comfort, it can restore dignity, spark confidence, and remind someone that they’re not forgotten and are worthy of respect. We currently host bi-monthly “Drawer Knob Hours” for volunteers to come in and volunteer either with a small group, a friend/partner, or even just themselves! These hours allow for ten individuals to come and volunteer with us for two hours. Tasks include counting, sorting, and bundling! Drawer Knob Hours: When: Every other Monday 10am-12pm Where: The Drawer warehouse - 500 E Travelers Trail, Suite 575, Burnsville, MN 55337SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER AT https://www.thedrawer.org/event-schedule Nonprofit: The Drawer The Drawer's mission is to provide warmth and dignity through NEW Socks and underwear. At The Drawer, we believe that something as simple as a new pair of socks or underwear can provide more than just comfort, it can restore dignity, spark confidence, and remind someone that they’re not forgotten and are worthy of respect. We currently host bi-monthly “Drawer Knob Hours” for volunteers to come in and volunteer either with a small group, a friend/partner, or even just themselves! These hours allow for ten individuals to come and volunteer with us for two hours. Tasks include counting, sorting, and bundling! Drawer Knob Hours: When: Every other Monday 10am-12pm Where: The Drawer warehouse - 500 E Travelers Trail, Suite 575, Burnsville, MN 55337SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER AT https://www.thedrawer.org/event-schedule Nonprofit: The Drawer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55337 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Thank You CallerGratitude is a powerful connector, and as a Thank You Caller, you'll be a key volunteer ambassador helping us build lasting relationships with the donors who support our mission. Your voice will personally thank donors for their generosity, reinforcing their shared commitment to ending hunger together. You will make weekly thank-you calls to donors, accurately update call records, share donor feedback with staff, and answer basic questions while representing Second Harvest Heartland with warmth and professionalism. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys speaking on the phone, values thoughtful communication, and wants to gain insight into non-profit development operations. Learn More & Sign Up on our website: volunteer.2harvest.org Nonprofit: Second Harvest Heartland Gratitude is a powerful connector, and as a Thank You Caller, you'll be a key volunteer ambassador helping us build lasting relationships with the donors who support our mission. Your voice will personally thank donors for their generosity, reinforcing their shared commitment to ending hunger together. You will make weekly thank-you calls to donors, accurately update call records, share donor feedback with staff, and answer basic questions while representing Second Harvest Heartland with warmth and professionalism. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys speaking on the phone, values thoughtful communication, and wants to gain insight into non-profit development operations. Learn More & Sign Up on our website: volunteer.2harvest.org Nonprofit: Second Harvest Heartland Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55428 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: We need grocery bags!Save your grocery bags! Since we are providing food and other goods to almost 300 families a week, we are in continual need of both paper and plastic shopping bags. Drop off at 535 4th Street, St. Paul Park, MN during business hours or put in blue bin in rear of building. Thank you! Nonprofit: Friends in Need Food Shelf Save your grocery bags! Since we are providing food and other goods to almost 300 families a week, we are in continual need of both paper and plastic shopping bags. Drop off at 535 4th Street, St. Paul Park, MN during business hours or put in blue bin in rear of building. Thank you! Nonprofit: Friends in Need Food Shelf Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55071 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Cleanup, Gardening, and Beautification in MinneapolisIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55407 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Cleanup and Beautification in St AnthonyIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55418 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Cleanup and Beautification in Roseville/Falcon HeightsIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55108 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Cleanup and Beautification in Arden Hills/New BrightonIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55113 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Care, Gardening, and Beautification in WoodburyIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 3 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 3 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55125 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Care, Gardening, and Beautification in Mounds View/Shoreview AreaIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55112 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Care, Gardening, and Beautification in BloomingtonIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55431 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Care, Gardening and Beautification in RichfieldIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55419 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Care, Gardening and Beautification in Coon RapidsIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty!
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty!
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55433 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Yard Care and Beautification in New HopeIndividuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Individuals or groups needed for yard care at one of our Wingspan group homes. Whether that be raking, weeding, planting, pruning, painting, or general cleanup, we are always looking for more volunteers to come and enjoy the fresh air and refreshments while making our clients’ yards a thing of beauty! Wingspan Life Resources is a non-profit organization that offers residential care in group homes and In-Home programs to adults with developmental disabilities. For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided our clients with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without our wonderful volunteers helping to keep our yards and landscapes looking pleasant and welcoming.
Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55428 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Summer/Fall Gardening and Yard Beautification Throughout The MetroFor over 53 years, Wingspan has provided people impacted by disabilities with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without you, our wonderful volunteers! Opportunity: Individuals/groups are needed for seasonal yard clean-up. Raking, planting flowers, weeding, mulching, trimming of trees and hedges. Some equipment and supplies provided but we may encourage large groups to bring extra gloves and rakes. Dates, locations, and times are flexible and can be worked out to fit your group's schedule. We have 36 locations around the metro including Bloomington, Falcon Heights, Maplewood, Minneapolis, Mounds View, New Hope, Richfield, Roseville, St. Anthony Village, Shoreview, Woodbury and St. Paul. Please contact Keller Karlstrom, Marketing & Community Engagement Specialist, at 701-205-6233 or email kkarlstrom@wingspanlife.org for more information. We will provide refreshments Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources For over 53 years, Wingspan has provided people impacted by disabilities with enriching living spaces, and the activities and experiences that make those spaces truly a home. We would not be able to accomplish this without you, our wonderful volunteers! Opportunity: Individuals/groups are needed for seasonal yard clean-up. Raking, planting flowers, weeding, mulching, trimming of trees and hedges. Some equipment and supplies provided but we may encourage large groups to bring extra gloves and rakes. Dates, locations, and times are flexible and can be worked out to fit your group's schedule. We have 36 locations around the metro including Bloomington, Falcon Heights, Maplewood, Minneapolis, Mounds View, New Hope, Richfield, Roseville, St. Anthony Village, Shoreview, Woodbury and St. Paul. Please contact Keller Karlstrom, Marketing & Community Engagement Specialist, at 701-205-6233 or email kkarlstrom@wingspanlife.org for more information. We will provide refreshments Nonprofit: Wingspan Life Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55107 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 2026 Stories Matter Fundraiser Fashion ShowEach year, Small Sums hosts the Stories Matter Fashion Show, an exciting evening that celebrates the workers who have experienced housing instability and are now on their path to stability! This event brings together fashion, storytelling, and community in a powerful way. We are currently looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make this night happen! Our models are individuals who've experienced housing instability and, with the support of Small Sums, are now equipped and empowered to enter the workforce! They will take the stage wearing both high-fashion designs and the work gear that helped them take the next step towards stability. As a volunteer, you'll play a pivotal role in creating a welcoming and joyful experience for both our guests and models! Volunteer Roles: - Set Up Crew (3:00 - 6:00 pm) Be a part of the team that sets the stage. Help transform the venue by setting up tables, chairs, signage, swag bags, food stations, and sponsor displays. - Registration Crew (5:30 -7:30 pm) Welcome guests with warmth, check them in, hand out drink tickets and name tags, and help guide them through the space. - Backstage Support (6:00 - 8:30 pm) This is where the magic happens! Support our models with outfit changes, ensure looks are runway-ready, assist with makeup, answer questions, and help solve those unexpected moments only backstage can bring! - Tear Down Crew (8:00 - 10:00) Help us end the night strong by packing up sponsor materials, folding up tables and chairs, and ensuring the space is left clean and cared for. By volunteering, you're helping create a celebration that empowers individuals who have overcome extraordinary challenges. You'll be part of honoring their hard work and helping raise funds that will support others on a similar path. All volunteers will also receive a free ticket to the event! Where? Saint Kates Rauenhorst Ballroom 2004 Randolph Ave Saint Paul, MN 55105 When? Thursday, September 24th. The event runs from 6:00 to 9:00 pm, with volunteer times varying. During registration, please designate the role you would prefer. Nonprofit: Small Sums Each year, Small Sums hosts the Stories Matter Fashion Show, an exciting evening that celebrates the workers who have experienced housing instability and are now on their path to stability! This event brings together fashion, storytelling, and community in a powerful way. We are currently looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make this night happen! Our models are individuals who've experienced housing instability and, with the support of Small Sums, are now equipped and empowered to enter the workforce! They will take the stage wearing both high-fashion designs and the work gear that helped them take the next step towards stability. As a volunteer, you'll play a pivotal role in creating a welcoming and joyful experience for both our guests and models! Volunteer Roles: - Set Up Crew (3:00 - 6:00 pm) Be a part of the team that sets the stage. Help transform the venue by setting up tables, chairs, signage, swag bags, food stations, and sponsor displays. - Registration Crew (5:30 -7:30 pm) Welcome guests with warmth, check them in, hand out drink tickets and name tags, and help guide them through the space. - Backstage Support (6:00 - 8:30 pm) This is where the magic happens! Support our models with outfit changes, ensure looks are runway-ready, assist with makeup, answer questions, and help solve those unexpected moments only backstage can bring! - Tear Down Crew (8:00 - 10:00) Help us end the night strong by packing up sponsor materials, folding up tables and chairs, and ensuring the space is left clean and cared for. By volunteering, you're helping create a celebration that empowers individuals who have overcome extraordinary challenges. You'll be part of honoring their hard work and helping raise funds that will support others on a similar path. All volunteers will also receive a free ticket to the event! Where? Saint Kates Rauenhorst Ballroom 2004 Randolph Ave Saint Paul, MN 55105 When? Thursday, September 24th. The event runs from 6:00 to 9:00 pm, with volunteer times varying. During registration, please designate the role you would prefer. Nonprofit: Small Sums Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Sep 24, 2026 Zip Code: 55105 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Summer Community DayAt Small Sums, our mission is to equip individuals facing or at risk of homelessness with the necessary work gear, tools, training, and transportation to secure new employment. Our goal is to provide the essential resources that pave the way for lasting economic and housing stability. Small Sums' Community Day is a special event dedicated to offering additional support to workers, helping them elevate their wages and improve their long-term prospects. This summer, we're excited to team up with our Community Partner, Wildflyer Coffee, for a Community Day focused on youth development and resources, connecting young people with tools and support to help them thrive. We're looking for volunteers to assist with LinkedIn registration, resume building, interview prep, event setup and cleanup, food distribution, and helping attendees navigate the event. Whether you can lend a hand for a few hours or the entire day, your support will help create a welcoming and impactful experience for our community. Nonprofit: Small Sums At Small Sums, our mission is to equip individuals facing or at risk of homelessness with the necessary work gear, tools, training, and transportation to secure new employment. Our goal is to provide the essential resources that pave the way for lasting economic and housing stability. Small Sums' Community Day is a special event dedicated to offering additional support to workers, helping them elevate their wages and improve their long-term prospects. This summer, we're excited to team up with our Community Partner, Wildflyer Coffee, for a Community Day focused on youth development and resources, connecting young people with tools and support to help them thrive. We're looking for volunteers to assist with LinkedIn registration, resume building, interview prep, event setup and cleanup, food distribution, and helping attendees navigate the event. Whether you can lend a hand for a few hours or the entire day, your support will help create a welcoming and impactful experience for our community. Nonprofit: Small Sums Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 31, 2026 Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Meals on Heels Event VolunteerHelp support our annual party with a purpose, Meals on Heels! Meals on Heels is a night of food, fun, and fashionable footwear to support Meals On Wheels and the delivery of over 1.5 million nutritious meals and home visits in the Twin Cities. Volunteers like you are the heart of Meals on Wheels, and this is a great opportunity to help out and enjoy a fun event! When can I volunteer? Thursday, August 6, with flexible shifts from 1pm to 9pm. Volunteer for an hour, two hours, or for a timeframe that works for you. Who can volunteer? Volunteers should be 21 and older and have access to their own transportation. Where is the event? Meals on Heels will be at an event venue in Minneapolis. There are also opportunities to help load event equipment from our office in Downtown Minneapolis to the event space, a short drive of less than 2 miles away. What will I be doing? Depending on your availability, volunteers can help with loading and transporting equipment, setting up chairs and décor, guest check-in, greeting guests, helping with games, and cleanup. How do I get started? Once you apply, we will reach out to you and set up a time to chat about the volunteer opportunity by phone. Nonprofit: Metro Meals On Wheels Help support our annual party with a purpose, Meals on Heels! Meals on Heels is a night of food, fun, and fashionable footwear to support Meals On Wheels and the delivery of over 1.5 million nutritious meals and home visits in the Twin Cities. Volunteers like you are the heart of Meals on Wheels, and this is a great opportunity to help out and enjoy a fun event! When can I volunteer? Thursday, August 6, with flexible shifts from 1pm to 9pm. Volunteer for an hour, two hours, or for a timeframe that works for you. Who can volunteer? Volunteers should be 21 and older and have access to their own transportation. Where is the event? Meals on Heels will be at an event venue in Minneapolis. There are also opportunities to help load event equipment from our office in Downtown Minneapolis to the event space, a short drive of less than 2 miles away. What will I be doing? Depending on your availability, volunteers can help with loading and transporting equipment, setting up chairs and décor, guest check-in, greeting guests, helping with games, and cleanup. How do I get started? Once you apply, we will reach out to you and set up a time to chat about the volunteer opportunity by phone. Nonprofit: Metro Meals On Wheels Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 6, 2026 Zip Code: 55415 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Access Lab Volunteer 2026Project for Pride in Living is looking for individuals who would like to volunteer within our Access Lab on a weekly basis. The shift is 3.5 hours each week with current needs being: Monday AM/PM, Tuesday AM, Wednesday AM/PM, Thursday AM/PM AM SHIFT HOURS: 9:00am-12:30pm PM SHIFT HOURS: 12:30pm-4:00pm Access Lab volunteers will work with our participants on a variety of tasks that could include resume review, job searches, helping participants build up keyboarding skills, giving guidance on how to fill out online job applications, pointing participants to other resources and programs that could be helpful to them and more. Please review ideal skillset list below to see if your talents could be beneficial to this volunteer opportunity. Ideal Skillset: Digital & Computer SkillsMicrosoft Office Proficient in Microsoft Word Familiarity with Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, and other Microsoft Office applications Google Tools Basic internet search skills Familiarity with Google Docs, Google Drive, and other Google applications Ability to set up and manage a Gmail account Computer & Device Use Ability to use a PC, including logging in and managing passwords Familiarity with iPhones and/or Android smartphones and mobile applications Basic keyboarding skills Email & Mobile Communication Sending and receiving emails on both computer and mobile devices Text messaging and voicemail use Organizing emails using folders (e.g., resumes, job search correspondence) Internet Navigation & Research Understanding internet addresses (URLs) and website navigation Locating and using employer websites, including finding Careers/Jobs pages Researching employers, industries, job fields, and career interests online Job Search & Employment Tools Conducting basic job searches using Indeed and other job boards Understanding the capabilities and limitations of job boards Searching databases and company career sites Job Search Strategies Using online and offline job search methods Networking and making professional contacts Approaching employers directly, seeking referrals, and responding to help-wanted postings File Management & Data Storage Understanding how computers organize files and folders Saving, organizing, and retrieving digital documents Using flash drives and other storage methods to manage files Note: This opportunity does require an interview and a background check before a volunteer can be referred to volunteer for programming. Nonprofit: Career Readiness Programs & Education Programming Project for Pride in Living is looking for individuals who would like to volunteer within our Access Lab on a weekly basis. The shift is 3.5 hours each week with current needs being: Monday AM/PM, Tuesday AM, Wednesday AM/PM, Thursday AM/PM AM SHIFT HOURS: 9:00am-12:30pm PM SHIFT HOURS: 12:30pm-4:00pm Access Lab volunteers will work with our participants on a variety of tasks that could include resume review, job searches, helping participants build up keyboarding skills, giving guidance on how to fill out online job applications, pointing participants to other resources and programs that could be helpful to them and more. Please review ideal skillset list below to see if your talents could be beneficial to this volunteer opportunity. Ideal Skillset: Digital & Computer SkillsMicrosoft Office Proficient in Microsoft Word Familiarity with Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, and other Microsoft Office applications Google Tools Basic internet search skills Familiarity with Google Docs, Google Drive, and other Google applications Ability to set up and manage a Gmail account Computer & Device Use Ability to use a PC, including logging in and managing passwords Familiarity with iPhones and/or Android smartphones and mobile applications Basic keyboarding skills Email & Mobile Communication Sending and receiving emails on both computer and mobile devices Text messaging and voicemail use Organizing emails using folders (e.g., resumes, job search correspondence) Internet Navigation & Research Understanding internet addresses (URLs) and website navigation Locating and using employer websites, including finding Careers/Jobs pages Researching employers, industries, job fields, and career interests online Job Search & Employment Tools Conducting basic job searches using Indeed and other job boards Understanding the capabilities and limitations of job boards Searching databases and company career sites Job Search Strategies Using online and offline job search methods Networking and making professional contacts Approaching employers directly, seeking referrals, and responding to help-wanted postings File Management & Data Storage Understanding how computers organize files and folders Saving, organizing, and retrieving digital documents Using flash drives and other storage methods to manage files Note: This opportunity does require an interview and a background check before a volunteer can be referred to volunteer for programming. Nonprofit: Career Readiness Programs & Education Programming Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 31, 2026 Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Front Desk Volunteers NeededLooking for a meaningful way to give back? If you enjoy helping others feel seen and cared for, volunteer at our front desk and help create a welcoming, supportive first experience for every neighbor who walks through our doors, this opportunity is for you! A bonus if you speak Spanish, but that is not required. What You’ll Do: Greet all neighbors and visitors with warmth and respect Help with intake forms, appointments, and questions Enter client information accurately into our system - easy to learn system! Answer phone calls and return messages Help create a space where everyone feels valued and welcomedVolunteer Shifts are flexible and available between 1-6 on weekdays. Whether you're hoping to give back, grow your skills, or connect with your community, we’d love to welcome you to the team. Join us in making every first interaction one of dignity, care, and hope. Contact Emily Minge eminge@cesmn.org to get started today! Nonprofit: Community Emergency Service Looking for a meaningful way to give back? If you enjoy helping others feel seen and cared for, volunteer at our front desk and help create a welcoming, supportive first experience for every neighbor who walks through our doors, this opportunity is for you! A bonus if you speak Spanish, but that is not required. What You’ll Do: Greet all neighbors and visitors with warmth and respect Help with intake forms, appointments, and questions Enter client information accurately into our system - easy to learn system! Answer phone calls and return messages Help create a space where everyone feels valued and welcomedVolunteer Shifts are flexible and available between 1-6 on weekdays. Whether you're hoping to give back, grow your skills, or connect with your community, we’d love to welcome you to the team. Join us in making every first interaction one of dignity, care, and hope. Contact Emily Minge eminge@cesmn.org to get started today! Nonprofit: Community Emergency Service Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Pack Grocery Bags and Help Neighbors Thrive!Community Emergency Service (CES) provides food and hope to our neighbors in need. Our food locker program gives families the flexibility to pick up groceries at a time that works best for them—and volunteers make it all possible by packing the grocery bags with care. Your time and effort help hundreds of households access healthy meals with dignity and convenience.
Schedule: Monday - Friday, 9am-11am. Location: At CES in Minneapolis Who: Perfect for individuals, couples, families, or small groups. Requirements: - Able to stand and lift up to 20 lbs. - Attention to detail - following an order list - Friendly attitude and willingness to work as a team. - Volunteers under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Impact: Every locker you help pack means another Minneapolis neighbor has access to nutritious food—and the dignity of choosing when to receive it. Ready to help? Sign up online at www.cesmn.org/volunteer or contact Emily Minge at eminge@cesmn.org to get started today! Nonprofit: Community Emergency Service Community Emergency Service (CES) provides food and hope to our neighbors in need. Our food locker program gives families the flexibility to pick up groceries at a time that works best for them—and volunteers make it all possible by packing the grocery bags with care. Your time and effort help hundreds of households access healthy meals with dignity and convenience.
Schedule: Monday - Friday, 9am-11am. Location: At CES in Minneapolis Who: Perfect for individuals, couples, families, or small groups. Requirements: - Able to stand and lift up to 20 lbs. - Attention to detail - following an order list - Friendly attitude and willingness to work as a team. - Volunteers under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Impact: Every locker you help pack means another Minneapolis neighbor has access to nutritious food—and the dignity of choosing when to receive it. Ready to help? Sign up online at www.cesmn.org/volunteer or contact Emily Minge at eminge@cesmn.org to get started today! Nonprofit: Community Emergency Service Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Minneapolis Meal Delivery - start now!Deliver More Than a Meal — Become a Meals on Wheels Driver and Deliver Hope! We have an urgent need for delivery drivers in Minneapolis for neighbors who are struggling — and YOU can help get them the food they need! How It Works: Pick up meals at 11:00 a.m. on weekdays Deliver 6–10 stops in your own vehicle (about 1 hour) Serve once a week, once a month, or as a fill-in — you choose! Why It Matters: Ready to make a difference on your lunch break? Nonprofit: Community Emergency Service Deliver More Than a Meal — Become a Meals on Wheels Driver and Deliver Hope! We have an urgent need for delivery drivers in Minneapolis for neighbors who are struggling — and YOU can help get them the food they need! How It Works: Pick up meals at 11:00 a.m. on weekdays Deliver 6–10 stops in your own vehicle (about 1 hour) Serve once a week, once a month, or as a fill-in — you choose! Why It Matters: Ready to make a difference on your lunch break? Nonprofit: Community Emergency Service Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Food Market Host - comfortable with an iPad!As the Food Market host, you’ll create a welcoming environment for everyone who comes to CES. You'll be the person who greets our neighbors by calling their name when it's their turn to shop. It's that simple! Whether you can give a few hours once a week or once a month, your time makes a direct, meaningful impact. Let's build a stronger, more hopeful community together. Contact Emily Minge at eminge@cesmn.org to get started today! Nonprofit: Community Emergency Service As the Food Market host, you’ll create a welcoming environment for everyone who comes to CES. You'll be the person who greets our neighbors by calling their name when it's their turn to shop. It's that simple! Whether you can give a few hours once a week or once a month, your time makes a direct, meaningful impact. Let's build a stronger, more hopeful community together. Contact Emily Minge at eminge@cesmn.org to get started today! Nonprofit: Community Emergency Service Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Recruiting New Board Members, IT Background or InterestPreserve Minneapolis, a non-profit with a mission of education and bringing awareness to the preservation of important buildings and architecture in Minneapolis, is looking for new volunteer board members. We are a fun group of all ages who have a passion for preservation. We meet every other month for two hours and board members must join a committee. Committees are Development, Tours, Communications, Advocacy and Lectures. We currently are searching for candidates who have an interest in preservation and have a background or interest in IT (Facebook, Instagram, website) that occasionally needs technical tweaks or password management. (minimal IT duties but one is either tech savvy or not and we're lacking in that area!) Please check our website for an overview and further information at www/PreserveMinneapolis.org. Interested candidates should contact Jen Piller Quade at jpquade@preserveminneapolis.org Nonprofit: Preserve Minneapolis Preserve Minneapolis, a non-profit with a mission of education and bringing awareness to the preservation of important buildings and architecture in Minneapolis, is looking for new volunteer board members. We are a fun group of all ages who have a passion for preservation. We meet every other month for two hours and board members must join a committee. Committees are Development, Tours, Communications, Advocacy and Lectures. We currently are searching for candidates who have an interest in preservation and have a background or interest in IT (Facebook, Instagram, website) that occasionally needs technical tweaks or password management. (minimal IT duties but one is either tech savvy or not and we're lacking in that area!) Please check our website for an overview and further information at www/PreserveMinneapolis.org. Interested candidates should contact Jen Piller Quade at jpquade@preserveminneapolis.org Nonprofit: Preserve Minneapolis Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Preserve Minneapolis Secretary, Board MemberPreserve Minneapolis is recruiting new Members of the Board, including a search for a new Board Secretary. The Board Secretary is a member of the Executive Committee comprised of the President, Vice-President, Treasurer and Secretary. The full Board meets in person every other month for approximately 1.5 hours. Preserve Minneapolis is a group of individuals of all ages that enjoy and have a curiosity of the preservation of old buildings in Minneapolis. We're a fun group with preservation as our common thread. Board Secretary duties are keeping the minutes of the meetings, filing any certificates required for a non-profit and be the official custodian of the organization's records and attend to any correspondence to the organization. Please check out our website at www.PreserveMinneapolis.org to get an overview of our organization. This is a non-compensation position but if you like Preservation, you'll enjoy our group. Nonprofit: Preserve Minneapolis Preserve Minneapolis is recruiting new Members of the Board, including a search for a new Board Secretary. The Board Secretary is a member of the Executive Committee comprised of the President, Vice-President, Treasurer and Secretary. The full Board meets in person every other month for approximately 1.5 hours. Preserve Minneapolis is a group of individuals of all ages that enjoy and have a curiosity of the preservation of old buildings in Minneapolis. We're a fun group with preservation as our common thread. Board Secretary duties are keeping the minutes of the meetings, filing any certificates required for a non-profit and be the official custodian of the organization's records and attend to any correspondence to the organization. Please check out our website at www.PreserveMinneapolis.org to get an overview of our organization. This is a non-compensation position but if you like Preservation, you'll enjoy our group. Nonprofit: Preserve Minneapolis Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: SGSM Social Media LeadWishing you could spend more time on social media? Here is your chance! SGSM is looking for a volunteer to post on our social media accounts 5-10 times per month. Most ideas would be submitted to you to post. Robust posting methodology and draft calendar will be provided. Likely topics include: · Invitations for people to stop at events that we are staffing tables at (Minnesota State Fair, Gammelgården events, Minnesota Genealogical Society open houses etc.) Adding links to partner organization’s websites. Post pictures after events (provided by others). · Invitations to Swedish Genealogical Society of Minnesota events-only those open to public. Post pictures after the events (provided by others) · Fun Swedish info i.e. https://www.threads.com/@swedense/post/DN0TXnt2OTg?xmt=AQF0xkVag9oWHuFqhZzFfKYhQnkjW2Q9l5UeDiHVUtH3Sw&slof=1 · Once a month tips on how to use our SGSM website (public area only) · Other postings to drive engagement · Keep and share engagement stats · Can be a team of 2-3 people to share ideas, posting etc Nonprofit: Swedish Genealogical Society of Minnesota Wishing you could spend more time on social media? Here is your chance! SGSM is looking for a volunteer to post on our social media accounts 5-10 times per month. Most ideas would be submitted to you to post. Robust posting methodology and draft calendar will be provided. Likely topics include: · Invitations for people to stop at events that we are staffing tables at (Minnesota State Fair, Gammelgården events, Minnesota Genealogical Society open houses etc.) Adding links to partner organization’s websites. Post pictures after events (provided by others). · Invitations to Swedish Genealogical Society of Minnesota events-only those open to public. Post pictures after the events (provided by others) · Fun Swedish info i.e. https://www.threads.com/@swedense/post/DN0TXnt2OTg?xmt=AQF0xkVag9oWHuFqhZzFfKYhQnkjW2Q9l5UeDiHVUtH3Sw&slof=1 · Once a month tips on how to use our SGSM website (public area only) · Other postings to drive engagement · Keep and share engagement stats · Can be a team of 2-3 people to share ideas, posting etc Nonprofit: Swedish Genealogical Society of Minnesota Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grill, Celebrate & Give Back: Volunteer at National Night Out!Celebrate Community at National Night Out!
Join The Sanneh Foundation for our annual National Night Out celebration at the Conway Community Center on Tuesday, August 4, 2026! National Night Out brings together neighbors, families, community organizations, and public safety partners for an evening of food, activities, and connection. Volunteers help make the celebration possible by creating a fun and welcoming environment for everyone who attends. Opportunities include event set up, event support, grilling and serving food, and event tear down. Sign up for one shift or join us for multiple shifts throughout the event! Volunteer Shifts: Event Set Up: 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM Help prepare the space and get everything ready before the celebration begins. Event Support: 3:30 PM to 7:30 PM Welcome neighbors, assist with activities, and help keep the event running smoothly. Grilling Team: 3:30 PM to 7:30 PM Help prepare and serve food to community members. Grilling supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring your favorite apron. Bragging rights go to the coolest one! Event Tear Down: 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM Wrap up a successful evening by helping take down event equipment, pack supplies, and clean up the event space. Come celebrate, connect, and help bring the community together at Conway Community Center! Sign Up HERENonprofit: The Sanneh Foundation Celebrate Community at National Night Out!
Join The Sanneh Foundation for our annual National Night Out celebration at the Conway Community Center on Tuesday, August 4, 2026! National Night Out brings together neighbors, families, community organizations, and public safety partners for an evening of food, activities, and connection. Volunteers help make the celebration possible by creating a fun and welcoming environment for everyone who attends. Opportunities include event set up, event support, grilling and serving food, and event tear down. Sign up for one shift or join us for multiple shifts throughout the event! Volunteer Shifts: Event Set Up: 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM Help prepare the space and get everything ready before the celebration begins. Event Support: 3:30 PM to 7:30 PM Welcome neighbors, assist with activities, and help keep the event running smoothly. Grilling Team: 3:30 PM to 7:30 PM Help prepare and serve food to community members. Grilling supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring your favorite apron. Bragging rights go to the coolest one! Event Tear Down: 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM Wrap up a successful evening by helping take down event equipment, pack supplies, and clean up the event space. Come celebrate, connect, and help bring the community together at Conway Community Center! Sign Up HERENonprofit: The Sanneh Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 4, 2026 Zip Code: 55119 Allow Groups: No |
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Organization: Reach for Resources Reach for Resources is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people of all abilities live, work, learn, and participate fully in their communities. Through recreation, mental health, transportation, and inclusion services, Reach creates opportunities for individuals with disabilities and mental health challenges to thrive. Volunteer OpportunityJoin Reach for Resources for our annual Ghostly Gala, a fun-filled Halloween celebration for individuals of all abilities. This popular community event features costume contests, games, dancing, prizes, dinner, and plenty of Halloween fun. Volunteers play a critical role in creating a welcoming, inclusive, and memorable experience for attendees. Volunteer ResponsibilitiesVolunteers may assist with: Event setup and decorating Guest check-in and registration Game and activity stations Costume contest support Prize and raffle tables Dance floor engagement Serving pizza and refreshments Wayfinding and attendee support Sensory room assistance (if assigned) Event cleanup and teardown Qualifications Friendly, positive, and welcoming attitude Ability to interact respectfully with individuals of all abilities Dependable and punctual Ability to stand and move throughout portions of the event No prior experience required Why Volunteer? Make a meaningful impact in your community Support individuals with disabilities and mental health challenges Gain event planning and community engagement experience Earn volunteer service hours Enjoy a fun, festive Halloween atmosphere while giving back ImpactGhostly Gala provides an inclusive and accessible opportunity for community members to celebrate Halloween, build friendships, and enjoy a safe, welcoming social event. Your volunteer support helps ensure every attendee has a positive and memorable experience. About the EventGhostly Gala is Reach for Resources' annual Halloween celebration featuring a costume contest, games, prizes, dancing, and a pizza dinner. The event welcomes participants of all abilities and includes accommodations such as a sensory-friendly space to ensure everyone can participate comfortably. Join us in creating a spooktacular evening filled with fun, inclusion, and community spirit! Nonprofit: Reach for Resources {
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Organization: Reach for Resources Reach for Resources is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people of all abilities live, work, learn, and participate fully in their communities. Through recreation, mental health, transportation, and inclusion services, Reach creates opportunities for individuals with disabilities and mental health challenges to thrive. Volunteer OpportunityJoin Reach for Resources for our annual Ghostly Gala, a fun-filled Halloween celebration for individuals of all abilities. This popular community event features costume contests, games, dancing, prizes, dinner, and plenty of Halloween fun. Volunteers play a critical role in creating a welcoming, inclusive, and memorable experience for attendees. Volunteer ResponsibilitiesVolunteers may assist with: Event setup and decorating Guest check-in and registration Game and activity stations Costume contest support Prize and raffle tables Dance floor engagement Serving pizza and refreshments Wayfinding and attendee support Sensory room assistance (if assigned) Event cleanup and teardown Qualifications Friendly, positive, and welcoming attitude Ability to interact respectfully with individuals of all abilities Dependable and punctual Ability to stand and move throughout portions of the event No prior experience required Why Volunteer? Make a meaningful impact in your community Support individuals with disabilities and mental health challenges Gain event planning and community engagement experience Earn volunteer service hours Enjoy a fun, festive Halloween atmosphere while giving back ImpactGhostly Gala provides an inclusive and accessible opportunity for community members to celebrate Halloween, build friendships, and enjoy a safe, welcoming social event. Your volunteer support helps ensure every attendee has a positive and memorable experience. About the EventGhostly Gala is Reach for Resources' annual Halloween celebration featuring a costume contest, games, prizes, dancing, and a pizza dinner. The event welcomes participants of all abilities and includes accommodations such as a sensory-friendly space to ensure everyone can participate comfortably. Join us in creating a spooktacular evening filled with fun, inclusion, and community spirit! Nonprofit: Reach for Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Oct 30, 2026 Zip Code: 55416 Allow Groups: Yes |
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Mental Health & Accessibility Fair Volunteer
Date: Wednesday, September 23 Join Reach for Resources as a volunteer for our Mental Health & Accessibility Fair! This free community event connects individuals, families, caregivers, and community members with resources related to mental health, disability services, advocacy, housing, employment, recreation, transportation, and civic engagement. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and inclusive experience for attendees by assisting with event setup, greeting guests, directing attendees, supporting exhibitors, monitoring resource areas, and helping with cleanup at the end of the event. A featured Mental Health Support in the Community Panel will take place from 6:00–6:45 p.m., bringing together local experts to discuss mental health resources and answer community questions. This is a great opportunity to support accessibility, inclusion, and community connection while making a meaningful impact. No prior experience is required. Training and instructions will be provided at the event. Nonprofit: Reach for Resources {
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Mental Health & Accessibility Fair Volunteer
Date: Wednesday, September 23 Join Reach for Resources as a volunteer for our Mental Health & Accessibility Fair! This free community event connects individuals, families, caregivers, and community members with resources related to mental health, disability services, advocacy, housing, employment, recreation, transportation, and civic engagement. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and inclusive experience for attendees by assisting with event setup, greeting guests, directing attendees, supporting exhibitors, monitoring resource areas, and helping with cleanup at the end of the event. A featured Mental Health Support in the Community Panel will take place from 6:00–6:45 p.m., bringing together local experts to discuss mental health resources and answer community questions. This is a great opportunity to support accessibility, inclusion, and community connection while making a meaningful impact. No prior experience is required. Training and instructions will be provided at the event. Nonprofit: Reach for Resources Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Sep 23, 2026 Zip Code: 55416 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Food Packers-Eagan, MNTurn hunger into hope with your own two hands! Join us in our mission of feeding starving children around the world. Together with other volunteers, pack dry meals called "Mannapack Rice." Join us in saving and transforming lives. Reserve your spot online via our website: www.fmsc.org/eagan
Thank you and we hope to see you very soon!
Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Turn hunger into hope with your own two hands! Join us in our mission of feeding starving children around the world. Together with other volunteers, pack dry meals called "Mannapack Rice." Join us in saving and transforming lives. Reserve your spot online via our website: www.fmsc.org/eagan
Thank you and we hope to see you very soon!
Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55121 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Food Packers - Coon RapidsTurn hunger into hope with your own two hands! You will… Get a brief orientation with video, rules, and instructions work together with other volunteers to be part of an assembly line process to label, pour ingredients, weigh, box, and palletize dry ingredients. Conclude your packing shift to celebrate the number of boxes you packed as a large group and learn about what your next steps can look likeWe will… Promise you a good time working together with friends, family, and sometimes strangers Empower you and your team to be world changers Include everyone on your team. We have spots for people who can’t stand, those who want to move and be active, and anyone who is looking for a fun place to volunteer!How to get involved… Sign up online: fmsc.org/coonrapids. We do have limited space per packing session We have three locations in the greater Twin Cities area (Chanhassen, Coon Rapids, and Eagan) Each site has 5 packing sessions six days a week (we’re closed on Sundays) Monday through Friday 9:30 am - 11:15 am 12 pm – 1:45 pm 2:30 pm – 4:15 pm 5 pm- 6:30 pm 7:15 - 9 pm Saturday 9:30 am - 11:15 am 12 pm - 1:45 pm 2:30 pm- 4:15 pm5 pm - 6:30pm 7:15 pm - 9 pmA few other things to know… Our minimum age requirement is 5 years old when accompanied by an adult. We do not have a minimum group size, so you may come alone or bring a group. If you are completing community/school/church/court related community service, please ask for a Volunteer Service Hours form immediately following your packing session.Donations: While donations are not required to pack at this session, we humbly request them. Each volunteer packs about $50 worth of food and FMSC receives no government support. We can only send meals as we have funding. Nearly everyone is able to contribute something, but we leave the amount up to you. Many groups and individuals make advance fundraising a fun part of their service project. As you're willing and able, you may donate on the day you volunteer (by cash, check or credit card), or online before or after you pack. Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Turn hunger into hope with your own two hands! You will… Get a brief orientation with video, rules, and instructions work together with other volunteers to be part of an assembly line process to label, pour ingredients, weigh, box, and palletize dry ingredients. Conclude your packing shift to celebrate the number of boxes you packed as a large group and learn about what your next steps can look likeWe will… Promise you a good time working together with friends, family, and sometimes strangers Empower you and your team to be world changers Include everyone on your team. We have spots for people who can’t stand, those who want to move and be active, and anyone who is looking for a fun place to volunteer!How to get involved… Sign up online: fmsc.org/coonrapids. We do have limited space per packing session We have three locations in the greater Twin Cities area (Chanhassen, Coon Rapids, and Eagan) Each site has 5 packing sessions six days a week (we’re closed on Sundays) Monday through Friday 9:30 am - 11:15 am 12 pm – 1:45 pm 2:30 pm – 4:15 pm 5 pm- 6:30 pm 7:15 - 9 pm Saturday 9:30 am - 11:15 am 12 pm - 1:45 pm 2:30 pm- 4:15 pm5 pm - 6:30pm 7:15 pm - 9 pmA few other things to know… Our minimum age requirement is 5 years old when accompanied by an adult. We do not have a minimum group size, so you may come alone or bring a group. If you are completing community/school/church/court related community service, please ask for a Volunteer Service Hours form immediately following your packing session.Donations: While donations are not required to pack at this session, we humbly request them. Each volunteer packs about $50 worth of food and FMSC receives no government support. We can only send meals as we have funding. Nearly everyone is able to contribute something, but we leave the amount up to you. Many groups and individuals make advance fundraising a fun part of their service project. As you're willing and able, you may donate on the day you volunteer (by cash, check or credit card), or online before or after you pack. Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55433 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Meal Packing for Children Around the World - Chanhassen, MNAt Feed My Starving Children, our mission is to feed all of God's starving children around the world who are hungry in both body and in spirit. But we cannot do this without your help. Will you join us? You will pack dry meals called "MannaPack Rice" which is made of four essential ingredients: rice, soy, vegetables, and vitamins. We REQUIRE that you make a reservation on our website: https://www.fmsc.org/get-involved/volunteer before you come to pack. On this website link, you will find: *Our packing locations We look forward to having you pack with us soon. Blessings Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. At Feed My Starving Children, our mission is to feed all of God's starving children around the world who are hungry in both body and in spirit. But we cannot do this without your help. Will you join us? You will pack dry meals called "MannaPack Rice" which is made of four essential ingredients: rice, soy, vegetables, and vitamins. We REQUIRE that you make a reservation on our website: https://www.fmsc.org/get-involved/volunteer before you come to pack. On this website link, you will find: *Our packing locations We look forward to having you pack with us soon. Blessings Nonprofit: Feed My Starving Children, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55317 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: CRITICAL NEED: Volunteer Barber/Hair StylistReady to share your gift of helping people look and feel their best? Licensed volunteers are needed to share their time providing barber/hair stylist services to residents and guests of Catholic Charities Dorothy Day Place, downtown St. Paul. We offer bright, dedicated space for you to work with our residents and guests who appreciate some special attention and the opportunity to visit with you. Volunteers must maintain a current license or student permit in good standing with Minnesota Board of Cosmetologist Examiners or Minnesota Board of Barber Examiners. License is required. Skilled barbers and hair stylists are encouraged to respond. Nonprofit: Catholic Charities Twin Cities Ready to share your gift of helping people look and feel their best? Licensed volunteers are needed to share their time providing barber/hair stylist services to residents and guests of Catholic Charities Dorothy Day Place, downtown St. Paul. We offer bright, dedicated space for you to work with our residents and guests who appreciate some special attention and the opportunity to visit with you. Volunteers must maintain a current license or student permit in good standing with Minnesota Board of Cosmetologist Examiners or Minnesota Board of Barber Examiners. License is required. Skilled barbers and hair stylists are encouraged to respond. Nonprofit: Catholic Charities Twin Cities Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55102 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: CRITICAL NEED: Volunteer Manicurist or Nail Tech - Treat Homeless Neighbors to Beautiful NailsReady to share your gift of helping people look and feel their best? Licensed volunteers are needed to share their time providing manicure or nail tech services to residents and guests of Catholic Charities Dorothy Day Place, downtown St. Paul. We offer bright, dedicated space for you to work with our residents and guests who appreciate some special attention and the opportunity to visit with you. Volunteers must maintain a current license or student permit in good standing with Minnesota Board of Cosmetologist Examiners. License is required. Skilled manicurists and nail techs are encouraged to respond. Nonprofit: Catholic Charities Twin Cities Ready to share your gift of helping people look and feel their best? Licensed volunteers are needed to share their time providing manicure or nail tech services to residents and guests of Catholic Charities Dorothy Day Place, downtown St. Paul. We offer bright, dedicated space for you to work with our residents and guests who appreciate some special attention and the opportunity to visit with you. Volunteers must maintain a current license or student permit in good standing with Minnesota Board of Cosmetologist Examiners. License is required. Skilled manicurists and nail techs are encouraged to respond. Nonprofit: Catholic Charities Twin Cities Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55102 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Distribute books to Little Free Libraries near youWe need your help to keep great books accessible to communities 24/7. Visit Little Free Libraries in your community to distribute books! We can suggest where to look for free or inexpensive books, or if you already have some, you can share those too. You can find book-sharing boxes near you using our world map or free mobile app. Volunteers over 18 anywhere in the U.S. where there are Little Free Libraries can register for this opportunity. Register on our website to get started. If it's your first time signing up with Team LFL, you will be prompted to create an account in our volunteer hub. Once you sign up, you will get access to tips & resources that you review independently online. Our Little Free Library staff can answer your questions by email. You can share books whenever it works for you. This is a great opportunity for solo volunteers looking for something flexible to fit their schedule, or for parents looking for a volunteer activity they can do with kids. Purpose: By keeping Little Free Libraries full of books, you are helping to build community, inspire readers, and expand book access. Responsibilities: Collect books that are in good shape and relevant for your community.Go to Little Free Libraries near you and leave books inside. Use the Little Free Library app to check-in and tell us how many books you shared.Submit an Impact form in our volunteer hub when you're done.Time required: You set your own schedule. It could be a one-time project or a regular book distribution schedule. How we can support you: We'll help you start with some online training, and we will suggest sources for books. Qualifications: Love Little Free Libraries and supporting book access!Willing to collect or donate booksHave access to transportation to take books to the Little Free LibraryFamiliarity with the Little Free Library app (or willing to learn)Live in the USQuestions: You can contact the Community Engagement Manager to ask questions. Nonprofit: Little Free Library We need your help to keep great books accessible to communities 24/7. Visit Little Free Libraries in your community to distribute books! We can suggest where to look for free or inexpensive books, or if you already have some, you can share those too. You can find book-sharing boxes near you using our world map or free mobile app. Volunteers over 18 anywhere in the U.S. where there are Little Free Libraries can register for this opportunity. Register on our website to get started. If it's your first time signing up with Team LFL, you will be prompted to create an account in our volunteer hub. Once you sign up, you will get access to tips & resources that you review independently online. Our Little Free Library staff can answer your questions by email. You can share books whenever it works for you. This is a great opportunity for solo volunteers looking for something flexible to fit their schedule, or for parents looking for a volunteer activity they can do with kids. Purpose: By keeping Little Free Libraries full of books, you are helping to build community, inspire readers, and expand book access. Responsibilities: Collect books that are in good shape and relevant for your community.Go to Little Free Libraries near you and leave books inside. Use the Little Free Library app to check-in and tell us how many books you shared.Submit an Impact form in our volunteer hub when you're done.Time required: You set your own schedule. It could be a one-time project or a regular book distribution schedule. How we can support you: We'll help you start with some online training, and we will suggest sources for books. Qualifications: Love Little Free Libraries and supporting book access!Willing to collect or donate booksHave access to transportation to take books to the Little Free LibraryFamiliarity with the Little Free Library app (or willing to learn)Live in the USQuestions: You can contact the Community Engagement Manager to ask questions. Nonprofit: Little Free Library Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Coordinate a book drive for Little Free Libraries near youCommunities are hungry for books! Help Little Free Library fulfill its mission of book access for everyone by coordinating a local book drive. You can lead a book drive and distributed the collected books to local Little Free Libraries. Little Free Library staff can answer your questions along the way. This is a flexible volunteer opportunity. You can coordinate your book drive during the times that work best for you and your community. Volunteers over 18 anywhere in the U.S. where there are Little Free Libraries can register for this opportunity. How to get started: Sign up on our website. If it's your first time volunteering with Team LFL, you will be asked to create an account in our volunteer hub. After you register, we will send you a guide about how to coordinate a book drive. Then, staff will check in with you by email to offer support for your book drive planning. Purpose: By keeping Little Free Libraries filled with books, you are helping to build community, inspire readers, and expand book access. Responsibilities: Set up a local book drive collecting high-quality books.Collaborate with local businesses and groups to identify book drive collection locations and establish a process.Create and implement a promotional plan so that your community knows about the book drive.Evaluate all books collected to make sure that they are in good condition.Store the books collected until you are able to distribute them.Distribute the books collected to local Little Free Libraries.Time Required: A typical book drive lasts about two weeks to one month, plus time beforehand to plan and promote the drive. Training & Resources Available: We will help you get to know our organization and share our tips for planning a successful book drive. Qualifications: Love Little Free Libraries and supporting book access!Have access to transportation to pick up donated books from collection locationsOrganizedGreat communication skillsLive in the USBenefits: Experience the satisfaction of getting more books into the hands of readers while connecting with your community. Volunteers in the US will get a free Little Free Library t-shirt after you record your impact in the Team LFL online hub. Supervision & Support: You can connect with the Community Engagement Manager to ask questions. Nonprofit: Little Free Library Communities are hungry for books! Help Little Free Library fulfill its mission of book access for everyone by coordinating a local book drive. You can lead a book drive and distributed the collected books to local Little Free Libraries. Little Free Library staff can answer your questions along the way. This is a flexible volunteer opportunity. You can coordinate your book drive during the times that work best for you and your community. Volunteers over 18 anywhere in the U.S. where there are Little Free Libraries can register for this opportunity. How to get started: Sign up on our website. If it's your first time volunteering with Team LFL, you will be asked to create an account in our volunteer hub. After you register, we will send you a guide about how to coordinate a book drive. Then, staff will check in with you by email to offer support for your book drive planning. Purpose: By keeping Little Free Libraries filled with books, you are helping to build community, inspire readers, and expand book access. Responsibilities: Set up a local book drive collecting high-quality books.Collaborate with local businesses and groups to identify book drive collection locations and establish a process.Create and implement a promotional plan so that your community knows about the book drive.Evaluate all books collected to make sure that they are in good condition.Store the books collected until you are able to distribute them.Distribute the books collected to local Little Free Libraries.Time Required: A typical book drive lasts about two weeks to one month, plus time beforehand to plan and promote the drive. Training & Resources Available: We will help you get to know our organization and share our tips for planning a successful book drive. Qualifications: Love Little Free Libraries and supporting book access!Have access to transportation to pick up donated books from collection locationsOrganizedGreat communication skillsLive in the USBenefits: Experience the satisfaction of getting more books into the hands of readers while connecting with your community. Volunteers in the US will get a free Little Free Library t-shirt after you record your impact in the Team LFL online hub. Supervision & Support: You can connect with the Community Engagement Manager to ask questions. Nonprofit: Little Free Library Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Photographers and Videographers needed for Golf4Goals 2026Volunteer Photographers & Videographers Needed for Golf4Goals! Help us capture one of The Sanneh Foundation's biggest fundraising events of the year! We are looking for volunteer photographers and videographers to help document our 16th Annual Golf4Goals on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at Bunker Hills Golf Club in Coon Rapids. Your photos and videos will help us share the impact of the event with our community, sponsors, and supporters. Volunteers are needed for one of the following shifts: Morning Shift: 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM Afternoon Shift: 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM Whether you're an experienced professional, a student building your portfolio, or simply enjoy capturing special moments, we'd love to hear from you. If you are interested in volunteering as a photographer or videographer, please reach out to Sarah Philippe, sphilippe@thesannehfoundation.org, for more information. Thank you for helping us tell the story of Golf4Goals and support The Sanneh Foundation's mission to empower youth, improve lives, and unite communities. Nonprofit: The Sanneh Foundation Volunteer Photographers & Videographers Needed for Golf4Goals! Help us capture one of The Sanneh Foundation's biggest fundraising events of the year! We are looking for volunteer photographers and videographers to help document our 16th Annual Golf4Goals on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at Bunker Hills Golf Club in Coon Rapids. Your photos and videos will help us share the impact of the event with our community, sponsors, and supporters. Volunteers are needed for one of the following shifts: Morning Shift: 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM Afternoon Shift: 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM Whether you're an experienced professional, a student building your portfolio, or simply enjoy capturing special moments, we'd love to hear from you. If you are interested in volunteering as a photographer or videographer, please reach out to Sarah Philippe, sphilippe@thesannehfoundation.org, for more information. Thank you for helping us tell the story of Golf4Goals and support The Sanneh Foundation's mission to empower youth, improve lives, and unite communities. Nonprofit: The Sanneh Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 25, 2026 Zip Code: 55448 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer in Our Donation Center – Support Neighbors in Need!Email Jessica Fair-Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@agatemn.org to get started!
The In-Kind Donation Center is where Agate staff connect their program participants to much-needed resources at no cost. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we can distribute clothing, household essentials, personal care items, snack packs, hygiene kits, outdoor gear for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness, and much more. We are seeking dedicated, driven volunteers to support the daily operations of our Donation Center. This role helps ensure donated items are unpacked, sorted, organized, and made accessible to staff and programs serving community members. Volunteers contribute directly to Agate’s ability to respond to immediate needs and maintain well-functioning supply systems. This role reports to the Donation Center Lead Volunteer, Kathy Nelson Responsibilities: Assist with meal preparation, service, and cleanup Light cleaning and organization Engage with shelter guests (engage in conversations, play cards, dominos, board games, etc.) Other assorted duties as assignedQualifications: Minimum Age: 18Successful background checkAbility to stand, walk, bend, and lift light items (Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Email Jessica Fair-Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@agatemn.org to get started!
The In-Kind Donation Center is where Agate staff connect their program participants to much-needed resources at no cost. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we can distribute clothing, household essentials, personal care items, snack packs, hygiene kits, outdoor gear for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness, and much more. We are seeking dedicated, driven volunteers to support the daily operations of our Donation Center. This role helps ensure donated items are unpacked, sorted, organized, and made accessible to staff and programs serving community members. Volunteers contribute directly to Agate’s ability to respond to immediate needs and maintain well-functioning supply systems. This role reports to the Donation Center Lead Volunteer, Kathy Nelson Responsibilities: Assist with meal preparation, service, and cleanup Light cleaning and organization Engage with shelter guests (engage in conversations, play cards, dominos, board games, etc.) Other assorted duties as assignedQualifications: Minimum Age: 18Successful background checkAbility to stand, walk, bend, and lift light items (Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55404 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer in our Women's Shelter - Help Build Hope!Email Jessica Fair-Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@agatemn.org to get started!
The Valiance Women’s Shelter in S. Minneapolis provides 24-7 long-stay shelter beds for up to 54 guests. Our guests have a safe place to eat, sleep, relax, and work with Agate staff to overcome barriers to housing. Learn more about Agate at www.agatemn.org and learn more about the Valiance shelter at www.agatemn.org/Valiance. This is an ongoing opportunity. We are looking for volunteers who are able to help out at least once per week, for at least 3 months. We are seeking individuals who are reliable, compassionate, self-directed, and flexible. Shelter volunteers play an important role in supporting daily shelter operations. Volunteers help create a welcoming environment for guests, assist staff with essential tasks, and contribute to the smooth functioning of the shelter during evening hours. Qualifications: Minimum Age: 18 Successful background check Ability to stand, walk, bend, and lift light items as needed No experience or background in social services required! Staff will provide orientation, training, and support needed to be successful in your role Your Impact By working closely with shelter staff and guests, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the experience of homelessness and the satisfaction of knowing you’re helping to create a warm welcoming environment for our guests. Responsibilities: Assist with meal preparation, service, and cleanup Light cleaning and organization Engage with shelter guests (engage in conversations, play cards, dominos, board games, etc.) Other assorted duties as assignedTime Commitment: 1 scheduled shift per week Weekly 2-hour shifts available: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM any day except Thursday 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM any day except Thursday 4:30 to 6:30 PM any day except Thursdays and Sundays Must be willing to commit to a 3-month period of serviceEmail Jessica Fair, Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@agatemn.org to get started!Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Email Jessica Fair-Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@agatemn.org to get started!
The Valiance Women’s Shelter in S. Minneapolis provides 24-7 long-stay shelter beds for up to 54 guests. Our guests have a safe place to eat, sleep, relax, and work with Agate staff to overcome barriers to housing. Learn more about Agate at www.agatemn.org and learn more about the Valiance shelter at www.agatemn.org/Valiance. This is an ongoing opportunity. We are looking for volunteers who are able to help out at least once per week, for at least 3 months. We are seeking individuals who are reliable, compassionate, self-directed, and flexible. Shelter volunteers play an important role in supporting daily shelter operations. Volunteers help create a welcoming environment for guests, assist staff with essential tasks, and contribute to the smooth functioning of the shelter during evening hours. Qualifications: Minimum Age: 18 Successful background check Ability to stand, walk, bend, and lift light items as needed No experience or background in social services required! Staff will provide orientation, training, and support needed to be successful in your role Your Impact By working closely with shelter staff and guests, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the experience of homelessness and the satisfaction of knowing you’re helping to create a warm welcoming environment for our guests. Responsibilities: Assist with meal preparation, service, and cleanup Light cleaning and organization Engage with shelter guests (engage in conversations, play cards, dominos, board games, etc.) Other assorted duties as assignedTime Commitment: 1 scheduled shift per week Weekly 2-hour shifts available: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM any day except Thursday 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM any day except Thursday 4:30 to 6:30 PM any day except Thursdays and Sundays Must be willing to commit to a 3-month period of serviceEmail Jessica Fair, Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@agatemn.org to get started!Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55406 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Make Lunch. Make a Difference. - Weekly opportunity!This volunteer‑led, in‑kind project gives you total flexibility to make a real difference. It's simple--buy the ingredients, make the lunches, and choose a drop‑off time that works for you. Select either of our shelters in Downtown or South Minneapolis. Your generosity brings nourishment and hope to our neighbors who need it most! Read the instructions below carefully and then click to schedule an appointment:BOOK A DROP-OFF TIME SLOT HERE!Basic Guidelines: Purchase ingredients and prepare at least 50 sandwiches. Sandwiches: Meat & Cheese onlySides (optional): chips, fruit, and condiment packetsEstimated cost:Sandwiches only: $90With sides: $120Need help getting started? Check out our pre‑loaded shopping cart for inspiration! Supply Checklist Meat (no pork)CheeseBreadWhite labels & markerZiploc bagsFood‑prep glovesSides: chips, bananas or oranges, condiment packets (mayo and mustard)Assembly Instructions Wash hands and put on food‑prep gloves.Use 2+ slices of meat and 1 slice of cheese per sandwichBag each sandwich in a Ziploc bag and label with type and prep dateFor easy transport, repack sandwiches into the original bread bags and label the outer bagBonus Touch Add a short, neutral encouragement note. Example: “Enjoy your lunch! From St. Mary’s Senior Youth Group” Final Step Deliver your sandwiches at your scheduled time. CLICK HERE TO BOOK A DROP-OFF TIME SLOT! Questions? Email the contact listed on this page only. Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services This volunteer‑led, in‑kind project gives you total flexibility to make a real difference. It's simple--buy the ingredients, make the lunches, and choose a drop‑off time that works for you. Select either of our shelters in Downtown or South Minneapolis. Your generosity brings nourishment and hope to our neighbors who need it most! Read the instructions below carefully and then click to schedule an appointment:BOOK A DROP-OFF TIME SLOT HERE!Basic Guidelines: Purchase ingredients and prepare at least 50 sandwiches. Sandwiches: Meat & Cheese onlySides (optional): chips, fruit, and condiment packetsEstimated cost:Sandwiches only: $90With sides: $120Need help getting started? Check out our pre‑loaded shopping cart for inspiration! Supply Checklist Meat (no pork)CheeseBreadWhite labels & markerZiploc bagsFood‑prep glovesSides: chips, bananas or oranges, condiment packets (mayo and mustard)Assembly Instructions Wash hands and put on food‑prep gloves.Use 2+ slices of meat and 1 slice of cheese per sandwichBag each sandwich in a Ziploc bag and label with type and prep dateFor easy transport, repack sandwiches into the original bread bags and label the outer bagBonus Touch Add a short, neutral encouragement note. Example: “Enjoy your lunch! From St. Mary’s Senior Youth Group” Final Step Deliver your sandwiches at your scheduled time. CLICK HERE TO BOOK A DROP-OFF TIME SLOT! Questions? Email the contact listed on this page only. Nonprofit: Agate Housing and Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55415 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer at Golf4Goals 202616th Annual Golf4Goals Be part of something special. Volunteer at Golf4Goals 2026!
Join us on August 25, 2026, for the 16th Annual Golf4Goals, a program centered on bringing community together through meaningful engagement and connection. This event supports The Sanneh Foundation’s mission to empower youth, improve lives, and unite communities through programs focused on youth development, community wellness, and food access. Golf4Goals reflects the heart of our work by bringing supporters together to invest in opportunities for youth and families across our community. Volunteers play an important role in creating a welcoming and engaging experience while helping advance programs that make a lasting impact. Whether you are joining as an individual or with a group, your time and presence help make this experience possible. Event Details: Date: August 25, 2026 Location: Bunker Hills Golf Course Address: 12800 Bunker Prairie Rd NW, Coon Rapids, MN 55448 OPEN SHIFTS:Registration: Afternoon Shift: 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Bag Drop Off Helper Morning Shift: 7:00 AM-9:00 AM Afternoon Shift: 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Want to volunteer?Sign Up HereNonprofit: The Sanneh Foundation 16th Annual Golf4Goals Be part of something special. Volunteer at Golf4Goals 2026!
Join us on August 25, 2026, for the 16th Annual Golf4Goals, a program centered on bringing community together through meaningful engagement and connection. This event supports The Sanneh Foundation’s mission to empower youth, improve lives, and unite communities through programs focused on youth development, community wellness, and food access. Golf4Goals reflects the heart of our work by bringing supporters together to invest in opportunities for youth and families across our community. Volunteers play an important role in creating a welcoming and engaging experience while helping advance programs that make a lasting impact. Whether you are joining as an individual or with a group, your time and presence help make this experience possible. Event Details: Date: August 25, 2026 Location: Bunker Hills Golf Course Address: 12800 Bunker Prairie Rd NW, Coon Rapids, MN 55448 OPEN SHIFTS:Registration: Afternoon Shift: 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Bag Drop Off Helper Morning Shift: 7:00 AM-9:00 AM Afternoon Shift: 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Want to volunteer?Sign Up HereNonprofit: The Sanneh Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 25, 2026 Zip Code: 55448 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Help Me Write My StoryAssist a person write his memior by listening to his stories and recording them in a word document for self-publishing. This person has lived a memorable life full of adventure and anecdote! Due to physical disabilities he is not able to type or talk-to-type. He has tons of memories from emotional to funny - you will not be bored! Scheduling at his Living Well supported home in Eagan for 1 hour time slots weekly, bi-weekly or monthly. No minimum hours commitment. Volunteer onboarding includes background check, and orientation. Questions and more information contact kathy.anderson@livingwell.org. Nonprofit: Living Well Disability Services Assist a person write his memior by listening to his stories and recording them in a word document for self-publishing. This person has lived a memorable life full of adventure and anecdote! Due to physical disabilities he is not able to type or talk-to-type. He has tons of memories from emotional to funny - you will not be bored! Scheduling at his Living Well supported home in Eagan for 1 hour time slots weekly, bi-weekly or monthly. No minimum hours commitment. Volunteer onboarding includes background check, and orientation. Questions and more information contact kathy.anderson@livingwell.org. Nonprofit: Living Well Disability Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55121 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Criminal Legal Advocate Intern - Ramsey or Washington CountyPosition & Responsibilities Impact & Benefits Position Responsibilities Qualifications & Expectations Time Commitment & Availability Supervision & Training Nonprofit: Tubman Position & Responsibilities Impact & Benefits Position Responsibilities Qualifications & Expectations Time Commitment & Availability Supervision & Training Nonprofit: Tubman Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55407 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grant Writing InternRole Summary The Grant Writing Intern is responsible for assisting Tubman’s grant writing team. The position includes researching grant opportunities, writing grant proposals and reports, and gathering and analyzing data and organizational outcomes.
Impact & Benefits · Make a difference by helping to secure public and private grants, which provide financial support for Tubman, enabling our organization to continue to serve clients · Gain valuable grant writing experience within a nonprofit social service organization · Learn more about behind-the-scenes nonprofit fundraising efforts
Position Responsibilities · Research grant opportunities, including funder priorities, recently funded proposals, requirements, and deadlines · Gather and analyze data on community demographics and service trends · Communicate with program staff to get updates on client services and outcomes · Assist in writing corporate, foundation, and government letters of inquiry, proposals and reports
Position Qualifications · Strong professional writing and editing skills, ability to write clearly and persuasively · Proficient with Microsoft office and internet research · Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail · Ability to work collaboratively and independently · Ability to work with diverse teams to foster a culturally inclusive environment · Ability to maintain confidentiality
Time Commitment & Availability · 10-15 hours per week for 6+ months. Must have daytime weekday availability.
Supervision & Training · Attend Tubman’s five-part Volunteer/Intern Orientation and Training series · Supervised by the Grants and Contract Manager and the Grants and Reports Coordinator
To Apply · Complete online application and email cover letter, resume, and writing sample to jbraun@tubman.org Nonprofit: Tubman Role Summary The Grant Writing Intern is responsible for assisting Tubman’s grant writing team. The position includes researching grant opportunities, writing grant proposals and reports, and gathering and analyzing data and organizational outcomes.
Impact & Benefits · Make a difference by helping to secure public and private grants, which provide financial support for Tubman, enabling our organization to continue to serve clients · Gain valuable grant writing experience within a nonprofit social service organization · Learn more about behind-the-scenes nonprofit fundraising efforts
Position Responsibilities · Research grant opportunities, including funder priorities, recently funded proposals, requirements, and deadlines · Gather and analyze data on community demographics and service trends · Communicate with program staff to get updates on client services and outcomes · Assist in writing corporate, foundation, and government letters of inquiry, proposals and reports
Position Qualifications · Strong professional writing and editing skills, ability to write clearly and persuasively · Proficient with Microsoft office and internet research · Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail · Ability to work collaboratively and independently · Ability to work with diverse teams to foster a culturally inclusive environment · Ability to maintain confidentiality
Time Commitment & Availability · 10-15 hours per week for 6+ months. Must have daytime weekday availability.
Supervision & Training · Attend Tubman’s five-part Volunteer/Intern Orientation and Training series · Supervised by the Grants and Contract Manager and the Grants and Reports Coordinator
To Apply · Complete online application and email cover letter, resume, and writing sample to jbraun@tubman.org Nonprofit: Tubman Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55408 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Youth Educator Intern Youth Educator Intern Volunteer or Internship Position Description Impact & Benefits Position Responsibilities Qualifications & Expectations Time Commitment & Availability Organization Nonprofit: Tubman Youth Educator Intern Volunteer or Internship Position Description Impact & Benefits Position Responsibilities Qualifications & Expectations Time Commitment & Availability Organization Nonprofit: Tubman Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55407 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Better Together - West St PaulGet together and visit with a man who lives at Living Well's home in West St Paul who is interested in doing outside activities such going for walks, birdwatching, and visiting parks. He also loves a good conversation! Scheduling a 1 hour time slot weekly, bi-weekly or monthly. No minimum hours commitment. Volunteer onboarding includes background check, and orientation. Nonprofit: Living Well Disability Services Get together and visit with a man who lives at Living Well's home in West St Paul who is interested in doing outside activities such going for walks, birdwatching, and visiting parks. He also loves a good conversation! Scheduling a 1 hour time slot weekly, bi-weekly or monthly. No minimum hours commitment. Volunteer onboarding includes background check, and orientation. Nonprofit: Living Well Disability Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55118 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Wellness Ally - Arts & CraftsSmall group of adults in our Living Well home are looking for someone with a passion for all kinds of creativity. Develop and share projects with people of all skill levels. Various locations available through out the Twin Cities Metro. Scheduling is flexible, one day a week. You can volunteer weekly or bi-weekly. No minimum hours commitment. Volunteer onboarding includes background check and virtual & in-person orientation. Nonprofit: Living Well Disability Services Small group of adults in our Living Well home are looking for someone with a passion for all kinds of creativity. Develop and share projects with people of all skill levels. Various locations available through out the Twin Cities Metro. Scheduling is flexible, one day a week. You can volunteer weekly or bi-weekly. No minimum hours commitment. Volunteer onboarding includes background check and virtual & in-person orientation. Nonprofit: Living Well Disability Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55430 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Share the Joy of Books & Reading - Brooklyn CenterIf you like to read out loud, please join a person we support in one of our homes to read stories from their collection of books; or bring your own books if there is mutual preferences. For an hour once a week, or bi-weekly Monday - Friday. Living Well Disability Services supports people in all areas of wellness, including the joy of reading, and hope you can join us! Brooklyn Center as well as various other locations available in the Twin Cities metro area. Nonprofit: Living Well Disability Services If you like to read out loud, please join a person we support in one of our homes to read stories from their collection of books; or bring your own books if there is mutual preferences. For an hour once a week, or bi-weekly Monday - Friday. Living Well Disability Services supports people in all areas of wellness, including the joy of reading, and hope you can join us! Brooklyn Center as well as various other locations available in the Twin Cities metro area. Nonprofit: Living Well Disability Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55430 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Better TogetherCome have fun hanging out at our small neighborhood community homes doing activities like playing games, reading books, doing puzzles, watching movies, ETC! Commitment is flexible - once a week, or every other week, or once a month- you pick the day and location. No experience needed - just have a caring heart and be ready to share some positive energy! Sign up as an individual, a pair, or a family or small group. Volunteers under 16 can come with their family. Various locations in the Twin Cities metro available. Nonprofit: Living Well Disability Services Come have fun hanging out at our small neighborhood community homes doing activities like playing games, reading books, doing puzzles, watching movies, ETC! Commitment is flexible - once a week, or every other week, or once a month- you pick the day and location. No experience needed - just have a caring heart and be ready to share some positive energy! Sign up as an individual, a pair, or a family or small group. Volunteers under 16 can come with their family. Various locations in the Twin Cities metro available. Nonprofit: Living Well Disability Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55120 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Resource Advocate Intern or VolunteerApply now at https://www.tubman.org/give-help/volunteer-intern/volunteerintern-application.html Black, Indigenous, and people of color, multilingual speakers, people of all gender identities, people with disabilities, and veterans are all encouraged to apply. Role Summary Tubman Resource Advocates implement person-centered and culturally grounded practices to people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds through safety planning, crisis intervention, emotional support, information and connection to Tubman services, and referrals to community organizations. Resource Advocates provide these services by phone, e-mail, and in-person to individuals seeking support and services at Tubman and in the community. Work is on-site at Tubman Chrysalis in south Minneapolis. Impact & Benefits Support people who are experiencing relationship violence, legal concerns, mental or chemical health challenges, and other forms of trauma Work toward removing barriers and ensuring equitable access to servicesPosition Responsibilities Provide support, advocacy, crisis intervention, and information about a range of Tubman programs/services including shelter, housing, mental and chemical health, youth, and legal Deliver non-judgmental, culturally competent, trauma-informed, and client-centered support Gather client information to assess eligibility for legal services and to make appropriate referrals Connect clients to community partners for additional services and resources Work as part of a supportive team centering client needs Complete accurate documentation as required Qualifications & Expectations Position Qualifications Interest in working with those experiencing crisis and/or traumaAbility to remain calm and client centered throughout in-depth and sometimes emotional conversationsStrong interpersonal communication skills, including empathetic listening and the ability to respond appropriately and respectfully to clients Ability to work independently and as part of a team; resourceful; emotionally mature; flexible Personal and/or professional experience with people from diverse backgrounds, identities, and lived experiences Uphold an openness to learning and commitment to enhancing skills through taking initiative, training, supervision, and coaching Ability to maintain a working knowledge of Tubman’s services and other community resources Comfortable using a computer including basic computer programs, researching the internet, utilizing excellent organizational skills, and writing professional emails Experience in customer service, crisis intervention, human services-related work preferred Interest and knowledge in legal services, advocacy, and systems preferred Multi-cultural and multi-lingual applicants will be strongly considered Time Commitment & Availability Minimum of 8-10 hours/week required, option for 12 hours/weekMinimum of 9 months with preference for a 12-month commitmentShifts: Shifts are in 4-hour blocks scheduled between Monday and Friday, between 8:00 and5:00 p.m.All shifts are onsite at our Tubman Chrysalis center, 4432 Chicago Ave #1, Minneapolis, MN Attend Resource Advocate meetings as needed/available (typically 3 per year).Opportunities to attend staff and team meetings as interest and time permits Supervision & Training Attend Tubman’s five-part Intern/Volunteer Orientation and Training series Supervision and support provided by the Central Access Team Managers Organization Tubman offers safety, hope, and healing to people of all ages, genders, and cultural backgrounds who are facing relationship violence, sexual assault, exploitation, homelessness, addiction, mental health challenges, or other forms of trauma. We provide safe shelter and housing, legal services, mental and chemical health services, youth programs, and more. www.tubman.org Black, Indigenous, and people of color, multilingual speakers, people of all gender identities, people with disabilities, and veterans are all encouraged to apply. Nonprofit: Tubman Apply now at https://www.tubman.org/give-help/volunteer-intern/volunteerintern-application.html Black, Indigenous, and people of color, multilingual speakers, people of all gender identities, people with disabilities, and veterans are all encouraged to apply. Role Summary Tubman Resource Advocates implement person-centered and culturally grounded practices to people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds through safety planning, crisis intervention, emotional support, information and connection to Tubman services, and referrals to community organizations. Resource Advocates provide these services by phone, e-mail, and in-person to individuals seeking support and services at Tubman and in the community. Work is on-site at Tubman Chrysalis in south Minneapolis. Impact & Benefits Support people who are experiencing relationship violence, legal concerns, mental or chemical health challenges, and other forms of trauma Work toward removing barriers and ensuring equitable access to servicesPosition Responsibilities Provide support, advocacy, crisis intervention, and information about a range of Tubman programs/services including shelter, housing, mental and chemical health, youth, and legal Deliver non-judgmental, culturally competent, trauma-informed, and client-centered support Gather client information to assess eligibility for legal services and to make appropriate referrals Connect clients to community partners for additional services and resources Work as part of a supportive team centering client needs Complete accurate documentation as required Qualifications & Expectations Position Qualifications Interest in working with those experiencing crisis and/or traumaAbility to remain calm and client centered throughout in-depth and sometimes emotional conversationsStrong interpersonal communication skills, including empathetic listening and the ability to respond appropriately and respectfully to clients Ability to work independently and as part of a team; resourceful; emotionally mature; flexible Personal and/or professional experience with people from diverse backgrounds, identities, and lived experiences Uphold an openness to learning and commitment to enhancing skills through taking initiative, training, supervision, and coaching Ability to maintain a working knowledge of Tubman’s services and other community resources Comfortable using a computer including basic computer programs, researching the internet, utilizing excellent organizational skills, and writing professional emails Experience in customer service, crisis intervention, human services-related work preferred Interest and knowledge in legal services, advocacy, and systems preferred Multi-cultural and multi-lingual applicants will be strongly considered Time Commitment & Availability Minimum of 8-10 hours/week required, option for 12 hours/weekMinimum of 9 months with preference for a 12-month commitmentShifts: Shifts are in 4-hour blocks scheduled between Monday and Friday, between 8:00 and5:00 p.m.All shifts are onsite at our Tubman Chrysalis center, 4432 Chicago Ave #1, Minneapolis, MN Attend Resource Advocate meetings as needed/available (typically 3 per year).Opportunities to attend staff and team meetings as interest and time permits Supervision & Training Attend Tubman’s five-part Intern/Volunteer Orientation and Training series Supervision and support provided by the Central Access Team Managers Organization Tubman offers safety, hope, and healing to people of all ages, genders, and cultural backgrounds who are facing relationship violence, sexual assault, exploitation, homelessness, addiction, mental health challenges, or other forms of trauma. We provide safe shelter and housing, legal services, mental and chemical health services, youth programs, and more. www.tubman.org Black, Indigenous, and people of color, multilingual speakers, people of all gender identities, people with disabilities, and veterans are all encouraged to apply. Nonprofit: Tubman Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55407 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: NorthStar Youth Outreach Center Advocate **Evening and Weekend Shifts Available**Role Summary Advocates at Tubman’s NorthStar Youth Outreach Center in Maplewood connect youth and young adults ages 10-24 of all genders (and their children, if parenting) to basic needs and resources. Youth receive a range of services including individual advocacy, safety planning, and connection to resources at Tubman and partner agencies. Volunteers provide comprehensive support services, assisting with the use of a computer lab and laundry and accessing clothing and food. Impact & Benefits • Make a difference in a young person’s life by listening and providing advocacy Position Qualifications: • Strong communication and interpersonal skills and ability to quickly engage and build trust Time Commitment & Availability Minimum of one shift a week for nine months preferredShifts are Tuesdays through Saturdays from 12:00 – 4:00 pm and 4:00 – 8:00 pmSupervision & Training Attend Tubman’s five-part Volunteer/Intern Orientation and Training series and webinar/training materials provided by a supervisor Supervision provided by the NorthStar Youth Outreach ManagerNonprofit: Tubman Role Summary Advocates at Tubman’s NorthStar Youth Outreach Center in Maplewood connect youth and young adults ages 10-24 of all genders (and their children, if parenting) to basic needs and resources. Youth receive a range of services including individual advocacy, safety planning, and connection to resources at Tubman and partner agencies. Volunteers provide comprehensive support services, assisting with the use of a computer lab and laundry and accessing clothing and food. Impact & Benefits • Make a difference in a young person’s life by listening and providing advocacy Position Qualifications: • Strong communication and interpersonal skills and ability to quickly engage and build trust Time Commitment & Availability Minimum of one shift a week for nine months preferredShifts are Tuesdays through Saturdays from 12:00 – 4:00 pm and 4:00 – 8:00 pmSupervision & Training Attend Tubman’s five-part Volunteer/Intern Orientation and Training series and webinar/training materials provided by a supervisor Supervision provided by the NorthStar Youth Outreach ManagerNonprofit: Tubman Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55109 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Board MemberBoard members play a vital leadership role in advancing our mission and ensuring the long-term success of the organization. As ambassadors, advocates, and strategic partners, board members provide governance, oversight, and guidance while helping strengthen our impact in the community. Responsibilities Support and advance the organization's mission, vision, and values.Attend and actively participate in regular board meetings and committee meetings.Provide strategic direction and oversight for organizational planning, policies, and financial sustainability.Serve as an ambassador by promoting the organization within the community and expanding awareness of its work.Leverage personal and professional networks to build partnerships, recruit volunteers, and identify potential donors or supporters.Participate in fundraising efforts through advocacy, introductions, event participation, and personal giving at a level meaningful to each board member.Review organizational reports, budgets, and other materials to make informed decisions.Contribute professional skills and expertise to support the organization's goals.Maintain confidentiality and uphold ethical standards and conflict-of-interest policies.Participate in board training, orientation, and ongoing learning opportunities.Qualifications Ideal board members: Are passionate about the organization's mission.Demonstrate integrity, sound judgment, and a collaborative leadership style.Bring professional expertise, lived experience, or community connections that strengthen board diversity and effectiveness.Are willing to ask thoughtful questions, contribute ideas, and engage in strategic discussions.Can commit the time necessary to fulfill board responsibilities.Time Commitment Attend board meetings (typically monthly or quarterly).Serve on at least one committee or special project.Participate in organizational events and activities throughout the year.Estimated commitment: 4–10 hours per month.Location: Hybrid or in-person Term: Typically a two- or three-year term, with the option for renewal according to the organization's bylaws. Nonprofit: Self Sufficient Transparent Ownership Board members play a vital leadership role in advancing our mission and ensuring the long-term success of the organization. As ambassadors, advocates, and strategic partners, board members provide governance, oversight, and guidance while helping strengthen our impact in the community. Responsibilities Support and advance the organization's mission, vision, and values.Attend and actively participate in regular board meetings and committee meetings.Provide strategic direction and oversight for organizational planning, policies, and financial sustainability.Serve as an ambassador by promoting the organization within the community and expanding awareness of its work.Leverage personal and professional networks to build partnerships, recruit volunteers, and identify potential donors or supporters.Participate in fundraising efforts through advocacy, introductions, event participation, and personal giving at a level meaningful to each board member.Review organizational reports, budgets, and other materials to make informed decisions.Contribute professional skills and expertise to support the organization's goals.Maintain confidentiality and uphold ethical standards and conflict-of-interest policies.Participate in board training, orientation, and ongoing learning opportunities.Qualifications Ideal board members: Are passionate about the organization's mission.Demonstrate integrity, sound judgment, and a collaborative leadership style.Bring professional expertise, lived experience, or community connections that strengthen board diversity and effectiveness.Are willing to ask thoughtful questions, contribute ideas, and engage in strategic discussions.Can commit the time necessary to fulfill board responsibilities.Time Commitment Attend board meetings (typically monthly or quarterly).Serve on at least one committee or special project.Participate in organizational events and activities throughout the year.Estimated commitment: 4–10 hours per month.Location: Hybrid or in-person Term: Typically a two- or three-year term, with the option for renewal according to the organization's bylaws. Nonprofit: Self Sufficient Transparent Ownership Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55430 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Morning opportunity to deliver meals to seniors in St. Paul on a weekly basisMeals on Wheels volunteers deliver noon meals to older adults and people with limited mobility in the Saint Paul area. You can volunteer solo, with a friend or family member, or with a work or community group for a 1.5-hour shift from 10:30am-12pm on a weekly or substitute basis with weekday morning options on Monday-Friday. You can choose one or more days per week. Responsibilities include utilizing your own vehicle to pick up meals from our location and dropping off at community members' homes. Routes may include downtown Saint Paul and non-downtown stops in Frogtown, Midway and downtown St. Paul areas. Mileage reimbursement is available. Join us and support the well-being and independence of your neighbors! Current openings: Tuesday weekly routeThursday every other week routeFriday weekly or every other week routeLearn more: Contact Paige Stein at volunteer@wilder.org for more information, or visit our website here.Nonprofit: Amherst H. Wilder Foundation Meals on Wheels volunteers deliver noon meals to older adults and people with limited mobility in the Saint Paul area. You can volunteer solo, with a friend or family member, or with a work or community group for a 1.5-hour shift from 10:30am-12pm on a weekly or substitute basis with weekday morning options on Monday-Friday. You can choose one or more days per week. Responsibilities include utilizing your own vehicle to pick up meals from our location and dropping off at community members' homes. Routes may include downtown Saint Paul and non-downtown stops in Frogtown, Midway and downtown St. Paul areas. Mileage reimbursement is available. Join us and support the well-being and independence of your neighbors! Current openings: Tuesday weekly routeThursday every other week routeFriday weekly or every other week routeLearn more: Contact Paige Stein at volunteer@wilder.org for more information, or visit our website here.Nonprofit: Amherst H. Wilder Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55104 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Join this active role as a Child Development Center kitchen helperWilder Child Development Center has a commercial kitchen where we prepare breakfast, lunch and snacks for our students onsite and Wilder's day-treatment program across the street. We receive a Wednesday food delivery at our center, and we are seeking support to receive and unload this every week or every other week. We are also looking for help with basic cleaning, inventory, and stocking tasks. This role is a very physical and hands-on one. Responsibilities: Attend training with our Child Development Center Cook and Education CoordinatorVolunteer for a shift every week or every other week alongside our cookVolunteer may set tables, do light cleaning, take inventory, stock food and place items in bins, open boxes or cases, run the dishwasher, and other hands-on projectsQualifications: Be 18 years of age or older.Ability to be independent and take initiative with tasks on own.Ability to work in a kitchen environment and follow safety protocols.Ability to lift up to 50 pounds occasionally. No carrying required as our delivery driver brings in items.Physical ability to bend and reach with stocking or cleaning sometimes requiring reaching lower items or higher shelves.Flexibility to support projects as needed - exact time of the food delivery varies each week, so we will ask this volunteer to help with other projects before and after.Helpful demeanor and strong customer service.Dependable and on time.Have organizational skills and attention to detail.Complete a criminal background check (Wilder covers the cost) and other onboarding steps before starting.Time requirements and location: Total time commitment: Minimum 3-month commitment to this every week or every other week volunteer role.Time: Wednesdays from 9am-1pmSite: Wilder’s Child Development Center, St. Paul, MN 55104Learn More: Contact Volunteer Services at volunteer@wilder.org or express interest via Idealist to learn more.Nonprofit: Amherst H. Wilder Foundation Wilder Child Development Center has a commercial kitchen where we prepare breakfast, lunch and snacks for our students onsite and Wilder's day-treatment program across the street. We receive a Wednesday food delivery at our center, and we are seeking support to receive and unload this every week or every other week. We are also looking for help with basic cleaning, inventory, and stocking tasks. This role is a very physical and hands-on one. Responsibilities: Attend training with our Child Development Center Cook and Education CoordinatorVolunteer for a shift every week or every other week alongside our cookVolunteer may set tables, do light cleaning, take inventory, stock food and place items in bins, open boxes or cases, run the dishwasher, and other hands-on projectsQualifications: Be 18 years of age or older.Ability to be independent and take initiative with tasks on own.Ability to work in a kitchen environment and follow safety protocols.Ability to lift up to 50 pounds occasionally. No carrying required as our delivery driver brings in items.Physical ability to bend and reach with stocking or cleaning sometimes requiring reaching lower items or higher shelves.Flexibility to support projects as needed - exact time of the food delivery varies each week, so we will ask this volunteer to help with other projects before and after.Helpful demeanor and strong customer service.Dependable and on time.Have organizational skills and attention to detail.Complete a criminal background check (Wilder covers the cost) and other onboarding steps before starting.Time requirements and location: Total time commitment: Minimum 3-month commitment to this every week or every other week volunteer role.Time: Wednesdays from 9am-1pmSite: Wilder’s Child Development Center, St. Paul, MN 55104Learn More: Contact Volunteer Services at volunteer@wilder.org or express interest via Idealist to learn more.Nonprofit: Amherst H. Wilder Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55104 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer to Help Plan Wilder Sembrando Events for the 2026-2027 School YearHelp create meaningful events for Latinx students and families. Wilder’s Sembrando program is seeking a volunteer to support events during the 2026–2027 school year. You can share and strengthen your event planning and coordination skills in a community setting. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys organizing details, collaborating with staff, and making community-centered events welcoming and successful. What you’ll do: Help plan logistics, collaborate with staff, and support event setup and coordination at the event.Ideal background: Experience with event planning or community events; Spanish fluency and knowledge of Latinx culture strongly preferred.Time commitment: August 2026 through May 2027, with up to 5-8 hours during event months. There are 5 events per year.Location: Wilder Center in Saint Paul for events, with some virtual planning meetings.Learn More: If you’re passionate about supporting youth and families through community events, we’d love to hear from you. Contact Volunteer Services at volunteer@wilder.org or call 651-280-2460 to learn more and get started.Nonprofit: Amherst H. Wilder Foundation Help create meaningful events for Latinx students and families. Wilder’s Sembrando program is seeking a volunteer to support events during the 2026–2027 school year. You can share and strengthen your event planning and coordination skills in a community setting. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys organizing details, collaborating with staff, and making community-centered events welcoming and successful. What you’ll do: Help plan logistics, collaborate with staff, and support event setup and coordination at the event.Ideal background: Experience with event planning or community events; Spanish fluency and knowledge of Latinx culture strongly preferred.Time commitment: August 2026 through May 2027, with up to 5-8 hours during event months. There are 5 events per year.Location: Wilder Center in Saint Paul for events, with some virtual planning meetings.Learn More: If you’re passionate about supporting youth and families through community events, we’d love to hear from you. Contact Volunteer Services at volunteer@wilder.org or call 651-280-2460 to learn more and get started.Nonprofit: Amherst H. Wilder Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55104 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Blood Typist (Age 18+)Purpose Blood Typists help extend the reach of Memorial Blood Centers by providing fingerstick blood typing tests at community events, workplaces, campuses, and drives. Through skilled testing and warm community engagement, they help people learn their blood type, spark interest in donation, and strengthen community engagement with our lifesaving mission. Key Responsibilities · Represent Memorial Blood Centers with professionalism and warmth at community events · Perform fingerstick blood typing tests accurately, following MBC protocol and safety procedures · Wear PPE and follow all safety and infection control guidelines at every step of testing · Put participants at ease and explain the testing process in clear, simple terms · Share accurate information about blood type and blood donation eligibility · Provide feedback from events and conversations to help MBC understand community needs and opportunities · Serve as a positive, mission-driven representative for MBC in your campus or community network What We’re Looking For · A friendly, confident communicator who enjoys engaging with people and representing a cause · Comfort speaking with individuals and small groups, including tabling and outreach · Reliability and professionalism, especially when working independently at community events · Comfort with fingersticks and blood, and the ability to stay calm and reassuring while collecting a sample · Willingness to follow a set procedure precisely, including proper PPE use, every time · Ability to learn and share key messages about blood donation and blood typing · Willingness to travel locally within your community · Completion of a background check is required (provided at no cost to you) · Completion of blood typist training and certification is required (provided by MBC) Time Commitment · Most community events and outreach visits last 2 to 4 hours · We ask volunteers to commit to at least one activity per month, though more involvement is always welcome · Additional opportunities arise during high-need seasons or large community campaigns Training and Support You’ll receive hands-on training and certification in fingerstick blood typing, PPE and safety protocol, talking points, orientation to MBC’s mission and messaging, shadowing opportunities, and ongoing support from staff. Impact As a Blood Typist volunteer with Memorial Blood Centers, you help people learn their blood type and take a meaningful first step toward becoming a donor. Your skill and calm, steady presence make that connection possible. Nonprofit: Memorial Blood Centers Purpose Blood Typists help extend the reach of Memorial Blood Centers by providing fingerstick blood typing tests at community events, workplaces, campuses, and drives. Through skilled testing and warm community engagement, they help people learn their blood type, spark interest in donation, and strengthen community engagement with our lifesaving mission. Key Responsibilities · Represent Memorial Blood Centers with professionalism and warmth at community events · Perform fingerstick blood typing tests accurately, following MBC protocol and safety procedures · Wear PPE and follow all safety and infection control guidelines at every step of testing · Put participants at ease and explain the testing process in clear, simple terms · Share accurate information about blood type and blood donation eligibility · Provide feedback from events and conversations to help MBC understand community needs and opportunities · Serve as a positive, mission-driven representative for MBC in your campus or community network What We’re Looking For · A friendly, confident communicator who enjoys engaging with people and representing a cause · Comfort speaking with individuals and small groups, including tabling and outreach · Reliability and professionalism, especially when working independently at community events · Comfort with fingersticks and blood, and the ability to stay calm and reassuring while collecting a sample · Willingness to follow a set procedure precisely, including proper PPE use, every time · Ability to learn and share key messages about blood donation and blood typing · Willingness to travel locally within your community · Completion of a background check is required (provided at no cost to you) · Completion of blood typist training and certification is required (provided by MBC) Time Commitment · Most community events and outreach visits last 2 to 4 hours · We ask volunteers to commit to at least one activity per month, though more involvement is always welcome · Additional opportunities arise during high-need seasons or large community campaigns Training and Support You’ll receive hands-on training and certification in fingerstick blood typing, PPE and safety protocol, talking points, orientation to MBC’s mission and messaging, shadowing opportunities, and ongoing support from staff. Impact As a Blood Typist volunteer with Memorial Blood Centers, you help people learn their blood type and take a meaningful first step toward becoming a donor. Your skill and calm, steady presence make that connection possible. Nonprofit: Memorial Blood Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Nonprofit Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Blood Transport Volunteer Driver (Age 21+)Purpose By transporting blood donations and supplies, Blood Transport Drivers ensure patients receive the care they need without delay. Your time and care form the lifesaving connection between blood donors and recipients in Minnesota. Key Responsibilities · Drive blood donations and supplies safely between donor centers, bloodmobiles, hospitals, and partner sites · Lift and move boxes, coolers and supplies (dollies provided for heavier loads) · Follow simple safety steps to keep donations secure (training provided) · Stay in touch with staff if schedules or road conditions change · Represent Memorial Blood Centers with kindness and care What We’re Looking For · A safe and steady driver with a good driving record · Someone comfortable lifting and moving supplies,coolers, and boxes (25 lbs. at the heaviest, training and equipment provided) · Someone reliable with schedules and commitments · A caring communicator who enjoys short, simple check-ins withhospital and blood center staff · Willingness to complete a drug screen and background check (no cost to you) Time Commitment · Shifts vary by route but are typically 3 hours long · Drivers are asked to cover at least two shifts per month · Common routes include runs between our lab and hospitals in the Twin Cities metro area, and/or longer drives to Duluth, Brainerd and Rice Lake. Training and Support You’ll receive orientation, training, an opportunity to shadow others in the role, and ongoing support from staff Impact Every delivery you make ensures blood donations reach patients on time, saving lives. Nonprofit: Memorial Blood Centers Purpose By transporting blood donations and supplies, Blood Transport Drivers ensure patients receive the care they need without delay. Your time and care form the lifesaving connection between blood donors and recipients in Minnesota. Key Responsibilities · Drive blood donations and supplies safely between donor centers, bloodmobiles, hospitals, and partner sites · Lift and move boxes, coolers and supplies (dollies provided for heavier loads) · Follow simple safety steps to keep donations secure (training provided) · Stay in touch with staff if schedules or road conditions change · Represent Memorial Blood Centers with kindness and care What We’re Looking For · A safe and steady driver with a good driving record · Someone comfortable lifting and moving supplies,coolers, and boxes (25 lbs. at the heaviest, training and equipment provided) · Someone reliable with schedules and commitments · A caring communicator who enjoys short, simple check-ins withhospital and blood center staff · Willingness to complete a drug screen and background check (no cost to you) Time Commitment · Shifts vary by route but are typically 3 hours long · Drivers are asked to cover at least two shifts per month · Common routes include runs between our lab and hospitals in the Twin Cities metro area, and/or longer drives to Duluth, Brainerd and Rice Lake. Training and Support You’ll receive orientation, training, an opportunity to shadow others in the role, and ongoing support from staff Impact Every delivery you make ensures blood donations reach patients on time, saving lives. Nonprofit: Memorial Blood Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Nonprofit Requirement: >21 years old Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Community Ambassador (Age 16 +)Purpose Community Ambassadors help extend the reach and impact of Memorial Blood Centers by connecting with local organizations, workplaces, campuses, and community groups. Through relationship building, outreach, and event support, they help generate awareness, encourage new donors, and strengthen community engagement with our lifesaving mission. Key Responsibilities Represent Memorial Blood Centers with professionalism and warmth at community events, including tabling, outreach, and presentations.Share accurate information about blood donation, eligibility, and ways to get involvedHelp recruit donors by promoting upcoming drives and answering basic questionsEngage with community members to build interest in blood donation and cultivate ongoing partnershipsDistribute promotional materials, flyers, and digital resources in the communityProvide feedback from events and conversations to help MBC understand community needs and opportunitiesServe as a positive, mission-driven ambassador for MBC in your campus or community networkWhat We’re Looking For A friendly, confident communicator who enjoys engaging with people and representing a causeComfort speaking with individuals and small groups, including tabling and outreachReliability and professionalism, especially when working independently at community eventsAbility to learn and share key messages about blood donationWillingness to travel locally within your community Completion of a background check is required (provided at no cost to you)Someone comfortable lifting and moving supplies and boxes (25 lbs. at the heaviest, training and equipment provided)Time Commitment Most community events and outreach visits last 2 to 4 hoursWe ask volunteers to commit to one activity per month, though more involvement is always welcomeAdditional opportunities arise during high-need seasons or large community campaignsNonprofit: Memorial Blood Centers Purpose Community Ambassadors help extend the reach and impact of Memorial Blood Centers by connecting with local organizations, workplaces, campuses, and community groups. Through relationship building, outreach, and event support, they help generate awareness, encourage new donors, and strengthen community engagement with our lifesaving mission. Key Responsibilities Represent Memorial Blood Centers with professionalism and warmth at community events, including tabling, outreach, and presentations.Share accurate information about blood donation, eligibility, and ways to get involvedHelp recruit donors by promoting upcoming drives and answering basic questionsEngage with community members to build interest in blood donation and cultivate ongoing partnershipsDistribute promotional materials, flyers, and digital resources in the communityProvide feedback from events and conversations to help MBC understand community needs and opportunitiesServe as a positive, mission-driven ambassador for MBC in your campus or community networkWhat We’re Looking For A friendly, confident communicator who enjoys engaging with people and representing a causeComfort speaking with individuals and small groups, including tabling and outreachReliability and professionalism, especially when working independently at community eventsAbility to learn and share key messages about blood donationWillingness to travel locally within your community Completion of a background check is required (provided at no cost to you)Someone comfortable lifting and moving supplies and boxes (25 lbs. at the heaviest, training and equipment provided)Time Commitment Most community events and outreach visits last 2 to 4 hoursWe ask volunteers to commit to one activity per month, though more involvement is always welcomeAdditional opportunities arise during high-need seasons or large community campaignsNonprofit: Memorial Blood Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: DEI Committee MemberDEI Committee Volunteer Position Description Nonprofit: Eden Prairie Community Foundation DEI Committee Volunteer Position Description Nonprofit: Eden Prairie Community Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55344 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Administrative Volunteer (Age 16 +)Purpose At Memorial Blood Centers, every mailing prepared, t-shirt folded and thank you card written helps bring new and returning donors in the door. Administrative Support volunteers provide the clerical and operational support that makes our mission successful, working alongside MBC staff on everything from materials organization and mailings to research and data projects. Key Responsibilities Support one-time and ongoing projectsMaintain and update documentation and records Prepare bulk mailings and materials for donors and volunteers Write thank you cards to donors, volunteers, and community partners Perform general clerical tasks, including scanning, copying, and filing Fold t-shirts and organize materials in our marketing closetWhat We’re Looking For Someone who enjoys working independently behind the scenes Dependable and organized, with a good sense of how to manage time and priorities Basic computer skills and/or data management experience are required for some projectsTrustworthy with confidential informationRequirements Completion of a background check (provided at no cost to you) Ability to lift up to 20 lbs, depending on the task Nonprofit: Memorial Blood Centers Purpose At Memorial Blood Centers, every mailing prepared, t-shirt folded and thank you card written helps bring new and returning donors in the door. Administrative Support volunteers provide the clerical and operational support that makes our mission successful, working alongside MBC staff on everything from materials organization and mailings to research and data projects. Key Responsibilities Support one-time and ongoing projectsMaintain and update documentation and records Prepare bulk mailings and materials for donors and volunteers Write thank you cards to donors, volunteers, and community partners Perform general clerical tasks, including scanning, copying, and filing Fold t-shirts and organize materials in our marketing closetWhat We’re Looking For Someone who enjoys working independently behind the scenes Dependable and organized, with a good sense of how to manage time and priorities Basic computer skills and/or data management experience are required for some projectsTrustworthy with confidential informationRequirements Completion of a background check (provided at no cost to you) Ability to lift up to 20 lbs, depending on the task Nonprofit: Memorial Blood Centers Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Nonprofit Hub Ambassedor Committee VolunteerHub Committee Volunteer Position Description Nonprofit: Eden Prairie Community Foundation Hub Committee Volunteer Position Description Nonprofit: Eden Prairie Community Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55344 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Development & Marketing Committee VolunteerDevelopment & Marketing Committee Volunteer Position Description Nonprofit: Eden Prairie Community Foundation Development & Marketing Committee Volunteer Position Description Nonprofit: Eden Prairie Community Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55344 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grants Committee VolunteerGrants Committee Voluntee Position Description Nonprofit: Eden Prairie Community Foundation Grants Committee Voluntee Position Description Nonprofit: Eden Prairie Community Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55344 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: EVOLVE Community Beautification DayJoin staff, volunteers, board members, foster and adoptive families, and community supporters as we refresh and beautify EVOLVE's Oak Park Heights campus. Nonprofit: EVOLVE Family Services Join staff, volunteers, board members, foster and adoptive families, and community supporters as we refresh and beautify EVOLVE's Oak Park Heights campus. Nonprofit: EVOLVE Family Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 16, 2026 Zip Code: 55082 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Pet Therapy VolunteerInterim Hospice is looking to expand the pet therapy program. If you are certified to provide pet therapy, please reach out to us. Over 90% of Interim Hospice patients request pet therapy visits. Nonprofit: Interim Hospice Interim Hospice is looking to expand the pet therapy program. If you are certified to provide pet therapy, please reach out to us. Over 90% of Interim Hospice patients request pet therapy visits. Nonprofit: Interim Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55113 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Patient Companion/Special ProjectsThis volunteer position is utilized to help patients and their families with everyday needs. An example, hanging pictures in patients room, tending to the patient's garden, playing cards, games with patients. If you are interested in helping a hospice patient and would like to give back to your community, Interim Hospice is looking for you. Nonprofit: Interim Hospice This volunteer position is utilized to help patients and their families with everyday needs. An example, hanging pictures in patients room, tending to the patient's garden, playing cards, games with patients. If you are interested in helping a hospice patient and would like to give back to your community, Interim Hospice is looking for you. Nonprofit: Interim Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55113 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Lead and inspire other environmental stewards-Become a volunteer supervisor [in-person training]Great River Greening engages thousands of volunteers each year in hands-on restoration, environmental conservation, and community science-based programming. Our volunteer events take place across Minnesota, with a focus on the Twin Cities metro area, central Minnesota (from Blaine to Brainerd), and throughout Southern Minnesota. We invite you to join our dedicated Volunteer Supervisor team as we expand restoration efforts across the state. As a Volunteer Supervisor, you'll develop valuable leadership and restoration skills while helping to lead and motivate groups of volunteers at our spring and fall restoration events. Become a Volunteer Supervisor and help lead habitat restoration efforts with Great River Greening! Volunteer Supervisors oversee small groups of around 10 volunteers during hands-on restoration projects. These activities typically include planting native grasses and forbs, tree and shrub planting, controlling invasive species, and broadcasting seeds. The in-person training will be held at our main office in St. Paul. In-person training is August 18 or join us virtually on August 20th, 2026 for an online training session! No scientific or natural resource experience? No problem! While knowledge in these areas is helpful, it is not required. All training and resources will be provided. Gain new skills while making a real difference in Minnesota's natural spaces. Ready to register? Visit https://www.greatrivergreening.org/events-calendar-sign-up Have questions? Reach out to our Volunteer events Coordinator Vanessa Berrueta at vberrueta@greatrivergreening.org or text/call (612) 743-0630. Nonprofit: Great River Greening Great River Greening engages thousands of volunteers each year in hands-on restoration, environmental conservation, and community science-based programming. Our volunteer events take place across Minnesota, with a focus on the Twin Cities metro area, central Minnesota (from Blaine to Brainerd), and throughout Southern Minnesota. We invite you to join our dedicated Volunteer Supervisor team as we expand restoration efforts across the state. As a Volunteer Supervisor, you'll develop valuable leadership and restoration skills while helping to lead and motivate groups of volunteers at our spring and fall restoration events. Become a Volunteer Supervisor and help lead habitat restoration efforts with Great River Greening! Volunteer Supervisors oversee small groups of around 10 volunteers during hands-on restoration projects. These activities typically include planting native grasses and forbs, tree and shrub planting, controlling invasive species, and broadcasting seeds. The in-person training will be held at our main office in St. Paul. In-person training is August 18 or join us virtually on August 20th, 2026 for an online training session! No scientific or natural resource experience? No problem! While knowledge in these areas is helpful, it is not required. All training and resources will be provided. Gain new skills while making a real difference in Minnesota's natural spaces. Ready to register? Visit https://www.greatrivergreening.org/events-calendar-sign-up Have questions? Reach out to our Volunteer events Coordinator Vanessa Berrueta at vberrueta@greatrivergreening.org or text/call (612) 743-0630. Nonprofit: Great River Greening Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Aug 18, 2026 through Aug 20, 2026 Zip Code: 55107 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Ecological Restoration in Frontenac State ParkVolunteers will support early restoration efforts on a newly acquired park addition and assist with an expanding prairie demonstration garden near the park office. Activities will include removing invasive species using loppers and foldable hand saws. Participants will also learn about native plants, prairie restoration, and invasive species management. Register with Great River Greening here. Please note registrants will receive updates on any changes and final event details as the date approaches. This event is open to all, and any necessary training will be provided. Day of: Please arrive promptly, allowing time for parking and a short walk. There will be light snacks and extra water available during the event. Please bring your own reusable water bottle. In addition, bring your work/gardening gloves if you have them, if not they will be provided. Safety: Ensuring safety is our highest priority. It is important that event participants wear close-toed shoes and long sleeves to protect against the elements. We recommend dressing for the weather; layers are key. Note: By registering online, you will complete the release of liability and photo release waiver. Please let us know at the event if you wish to be excluded from event photography. Questions? volunteer@greatrivergreening.org | +1 651-665-9500 | Learn more about Great River Greening at www.greatrivergreening.org Nonprofit: Great River Greening Volunteers will support early restoration efforts on a newly acquired park addition and assist with an expanding prairie demonstration garden near the park office. Activities will include removing invasive species using loppers and foldable hand saws. Participants will also learn about native plants, prairie restoration, and invasive species management. Register with Great River Greening here. Please note registrants will receive updates on any changes and final event details as the date approaches. This event is open to all, and any necessary training will be provided. Day of: Please arrive promptly, allowing time for parking and a short walk. There will be light snacks and extra water available during the event. Please bring your own reusable water bottle. In addition, bring your work/gardening gloves if you have them, if not they will be provided. Safety: Ensuring safety is our highest priority. It is important that event participants wear close-toed shoes and long sleeves to protect against the elements. We recommend dressing for the weather; layers are key. Note: By registering online, you will complete the release of liability and photo release waiver. Please let us know at the event if you wish to be excluded from event photography. Questions? volunteer@greatrivergreening.org | +1 651-665-9500 | Learn more about Great River Greening at www.greatrivergreening.org Nonprofit: Great River Greening Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Aug 15, 2026 Zip Code: 55206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Food Shelf VolunteerFood Shelf Volunteer Purpose: The Food Shelf volunteer is responsible for providing clients with great customer service while creating a positive and welcoming environment in the Food Shelf. Description of Role: The role of Food Shelf volunteer enhances our organization’s ability to destigmatize the food shelf shopping experience by providing great customer service to clients shopping in the food shelf. By demonstrating our organization’s values, volunteers will employ empathy and understanding as well as practicing non-judgement and inclusion to foster a welcoming environment. Volunteers in this position will receive initial training and ongoing support from food program staff and work alongside several fellow Food Shelf Volunteers. Volunteer Duties and Responsibilities Roles included: Scale attendant, Aisle attendants, Personal care/household items attendant. Greeting clients Explain any item limits and answer any questions. Maintain area cleanliness and organization. Notify staff when additional items are needed for restocking. Notify staff before leaving your station.Volunteer Requirements and Expectations: A desire to serve others. Be punctual for your volunteer shift. Follow Valley Outreach Standard of Appearance guidelines. A willingness to follow specific directions. The ability to work independently and as part of a team. Willingness to work and speak directly with clients throughout the shift. Maintain a friendly and approachable demeanor. Patience and a desire to serve others. Respect for client confidentiality, consistent with treating clients with dignity and respect. A commitment to racial equity and social justice and a willingness to learn and be curious.Physical Demands: Able to tolerate walking and standing on hard surfaces for 3-4 hours at a time. Able to bend, reach in front, above and below the waist. Some volunteers may be tasked with stocking products in boxes (up to 15 pounds).Time Commitment: 3-4 hours Food Shelf volunteer shifts vary by the day of the week. See below for time ranges. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9am-1pm 1pm-4pm Closed 1pm-4pm 9-1pm 4pm-7pm 4pm-7pm Training and Support: The Food Shelf volunteer will receive training from the Food Program Assistant or experienced volunteer prior to working the position alone. All volunteers will receive training applicable to their position as needed. Nonprofit: Valley Outreach Food Shelf Volunteer Purpose: The Food Shelf volunteer is responsible for providing clients with great customer service while creating a positive and welcoming environment in the Food Shelf. Description of Role: The role of Food Shelf volunteer enhances our organization’s ability to destigmatize the food shelf shopping experience by providing great customer service to clients shopping in the food shelf. By demonstrating our organization’s values, volunteers will employ empathy and understanding as well as practicing non-judgement and inclusion to foster a welcoming environment. Volunteers in this position will receive initial training and ongoing support from food program staff and work alongside several fellow Food Shelf Volunteers. Volunteer Duties and Responsibilities Roles included: Scale attendant, Aisle attendants, Personal care/household items attendant. Greeting clients Explain any item limits and answer any questions. Maintain area cleanliness and organization. Notify staff when additional items are needed for restocking. Notify staff before leaving your station.Volunteer Requirements and Expectations: A desire to serve others. Be punctual for your volunteer shift. Follow Valley Outreach Standard of Appearance guidelines. A willingness to follow specific directions. The ability to work independently and as part of a team. Willingness to work and speak directly with clients throughout the shift. Maintain a friendly and approachable demeanor. Patience and a desire to serve others. Respect for client confidentiality, consistent with treating clients with dignity and respect. A commitment to racial equity and social justice and a willingness to learn and be curious.Physical Demands: Able to tolerate walking and standing on hard surfaces for 3-4 hours at a time. Able to bend, reach in front, above and below the waist. Some volunteers may be tasked with stocking products in boxes (up to 15 pounds).Time Commitment: 3-4 hours Food Shelf volunteer shifts vary by the day of the week. See below for time ranges. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9am-1pm 1pm-4pm Closed 1pm-4pm 9-1pm 4pm-7pm 4pm-7pm Training and Support: The Food Shelf volunteer will receive training from the Food Program Assistant or experienced volunteer prior to working the position alone. All volunteers will receive training applicable to their position as needed. Nonprofit: Valley Outreach Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55082 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: StyleXchange Sorting VolunteerStyleXchange Sorting Volunteer Purpose: The StyleXchange Sorting volunteer will assess the quality, seasonality, and usability of the clothing items that are donated. Description of Role: As a clothing sorting volunteer, you will process donated items and prepare them for the store floor. Providing an inclusive and welcoming experience for all shoppers is our goal! You'll be making a real difference in the lives of people in need by providing low-barrier access for everyone to receive high-quality clothing for free or at a low cost in our thrift store. Volunteer Duties and responsibilities. · Understand and abide by quality standards set by Valley Outreach to ensure positive client experience. Consider quality and seasonality, understand what "usable condition" means, and center the dignity of shoppers. · Work independently and use decision-making skills to effectively sort, select, and evaluate donated goods in line with our quality standards, using "Keep - Pass - Shred " sorting process. · Follow established processes for organizing, tagging, and properly adding items into inventory to prepare them for the store floor. · Maintain area cleanliness and organization. Volunteer Requirements and Expectations · Friendly demeanor. · Desire to serve others. · Be punctual for your volunteer shift. · Follow Valley Outreach Standard of Appearance guidelines. · Willingness to follow directions, including verbal, written, and posted signage. · Ability to work independently and as part of a team. · Respect for client confidentiality, consistent with treating clients with dignity and respect. · A commitment to racial equity and social justice and willingness to learn and be curious. Physical Demands: · Able to lift up to 15 lbs. repetitively and safely. · Able to tolerate walking and standing on hard surfaces for up to 2 hours at a time. · Able to bend, reach in front, above and below the waist. Time Commitment: 2-3 hours StyleXchange sorting volunteer shifts vary by the day of the week. See below for time ranges. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9am-12pm 11am – 12:45pm 8am - 11am 11am – 12:45pm 9am-12pm 1:15pm-4pm 1:15pm-4pm Training and Support: Clothes sorter volunteers will receive training from the StyleXchange Manager prior to starting the position. New volunteers will shadow experienced volunteers prior to working alone. All volunteers will receive training applicable to their position as needed. Nonprofit: Valley Outreach StyleXchange Sorting Volunteer Purpose: The StyleXchange Sorting volunteer will assess the quality, seasonality, and usability of the clothing items that are donated. Description of Role: As a clothing sorting volunteer, you will process donated items and prepare them for the store floor. Providing an inclusive and welcoming experience for all shoppers is our goal! You'll be making a real difference in the lives of people in need by providing low-barrier access for everyone to receive high-quality clothing for free or at a low cost in our thrift store. Volunteer Duties and responsibilities. · Understand and abide by quality standards set by Valley Outreach to ensure positive client experience. Consider quality and seasonality, understand what "usable condition" means, and center the dignity of shoppers. · Work independently and use decision-making skills to effectively sort, select, and evaluate donated goods in line with our quality standards, using "Keep - Pass - Shred " sorting process. · Follow established processes for organizing, tagging, and properly adding items into inventory to prepare them for the store floor. · Maintain area cleanliness and organization. Volunteer Requirements and Expectations · Friendly demeanor. · Desire to serve others. · Be punctual for your volunteer shift. · Follow Valley Outreach Standard of Appearance guidelines. · Willingness to follow directions, including verbal, written, and posted signage. · Ability to work independently and as part of a team. · Respect for client confidentiality, consistent with treating clients with dignity and respect. · A commitment to racial equity and social justice and willingness to learn and be curious. Physical Demands: · Able to lift up to 15 lbs. repetitively and safely. · Able to tolerate walking and standing on hard surfaces for up to 2 hours at a time. · Able to bend, reach in front, above and below the waist. Time Commitment: 2-3 hours StyleXchange sorting volunteer shifts vary by the day of the week. See below for time ranges. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9am-12pm 11am – 12:45pm 8am - 11am 11am – 12:45pm 9am-12pm 1:15pm-4pm 1:15pm-4pm Training and Support: Clothes sorter volunteers will receive training from the StyleXchange Manager prior to starting the position. New volunteers will shadow experienced volunteers prior to working alone. All volunteers will receive training applicable to their position as needed. Nonprofit: Valley Outreach Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55082 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: StyleXchange Store VolunteerStyleXchange Store Volunteer Purpose: The StyleXchange volunteer will assist clients through the checking out process in a warm, friendly, and welcoming manner. Description of Role: The role of StyleXchange Volunteer enhances our organization’s ability to directly impact our mission by providing low-barrier access for clients to receive high-quality clothing in an inclusive and welcoming thrift environment—all at no cost to them! As a StyleXchange store volunteer, upholding the dignity and integrity of our clients is at the forefront of every interaction. Key Duties and Responsibilities: · Welcome shoppers, answer questions, and assist, as necessary. · Follow customer service standards established by Valley Outreach to provide equitable, dignified, and respectful treatment for all shoppers. · Operate a register, using our simple tablet point of sale process. Follow cash handling and credit card processing procedures. · Assist with other related tasks, such as cleaning, restocking, merchandising, etc. · Be reliable and responsible. Key Requirements and Expectations: · Interest (or experience) in providing high quality customer service. · Comfortable using computer applications, iPad, or other tablets. · Friendly demeanor. · Desire to serve others. · Be punctual for your volunteer shift. · Follow Valley Outreach Standard of Appearance guidelines. · Ability to work independently and as part of a team. · Ability to remain calm in stressful situations. · Willingness to follow directions. · Respect for client confidentiality, consistent with treating clients with dignity and respect. · A commitment to racial equity and social justice and willingness to learn and be curious. Physical Demands: · Able to lift up to 10 lbs. repetitively and safely. · Able to tolerate walking and standing on hard surfaces for up to 2 - 3 hours at a time. · Able to bend, reach in front, above and below the waist. Time Commitment: 2 – 3 hours StyleXchange store volunteer shifts vary by the day of the week. See below for time ranges. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9:00 am-11:30am 10am-1pm Closed 10am-1pm 9:00 am - 11:30 am11:30am - 2pm 1pm - 4pm 1pm-4pm 11:30 am - 2:00 pm4pm – 7pm 4pm - 7pm Training and Support: StyleXchange store volunteers will receive training from the StyleXchange Manager prior to starting the position. New volunteers will shadow experienced volunteers prior to working alone. All volunteers will receive training applicable to their position as needed. Nonprofit: Valley Outreach StyleXchange Store Volunteer Purpose: The StyleXchange volunteer will assist clients through the checking out process in a warm, friendly, and welcoming manner. Description of Role: The role of StyleXchange Volunteer enhances our organization’s ability to directly impact our mission by providing low-barrier access for clients to receive high-quality clothing in an inclusive and welcoming thrift environment—all at no cost to them! As a StyleXchange store volunteer, upholding the dignity and integrity of our clients is at the forefront of every interaction. Key Duties and Responsibilities: · Welcome shoppers, answer questions, and assist, as necessary. · Follow customer service standards established by Valley Outreach to provide equitable, dignified, and respectful treatment for all shoppers. · Operate a register, using our simple tablet point of sale process. Follow cash handling and credit card processing procedures. · Assist with other related tasks, such as cleaning, restocking, merchandising, etc. · Be reliable and responsible. Key Requirements and Expectations: · Interest (or experience) in providing high quality customer service. · Comfortable using computer applications, iPad, or other tablets. · Friendly demeanor. · Desire to serve others. · Be punctual for your volunteer shift. · Follow Valley Outreach Standard of Appearance guidelines. · Ability to work independently and as part of a team. · Ability to remain calm in stressful situations. · Willingness to follow directions. · Respect for client confidentiality, consistent with treating clients with dignity and respect. · A commitment to racial equity and social justice and willingness to learn and be curious. Physical Demands: · Able to lift up to 10 lbs. repetitively and safely. · Able to tolerate walking and standing on hard surfaces for up to 2 - 3 hours at a time. · Able to bend, reach in front, above and below the waist. Time Commitment: 2 – 3 hours StyleXchange store volunteer shifts vary by the day of the week. See below for time ranges. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9:00 am-11:30am 10am-1pm Closed 10am-1pm 9:00 am - 11:30 am11:30am - 2pm 1pm - 4pm 1pm-4pm 11:30 am - 2:00 pm4pm – 7pm 4pm - 7pm Training and Support: StyleXchange store volunteers will receive training from the StyleXchange Manager prior to starting the position. New volunteers will shadow experienced volunteers prior to working alone. All volunteers will receive training applicable to their position as needed. Nonprofit: Valley Outreach Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55082 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Warehouse/ Food Rescue VolunteerWarehouse/Food Rescue Purpose: The Warehouse volunteer is responsible for processing incoming food deliveries and keeping food stocked in the food shelf, refrigerator, and freezer. Description of Role: The role of Warehouse/Food Rescue Volunteer enhances our organization’s ability to provide food for those who need it, when they need it. Volunteers in this position can expect to receive training and ongoing support from food program staff and work alongside several fellow Warehouse Volunteers. Volunteer Duties and Responsibilities · Sort, store, and distribute bulk food products that are delivered to our warehouse. · Follow food safety guidelines provided for each category of product and dispose properly of products that do not meet guidelines. Take guidance and direction from Valley Outreach staff.· Ensure a safe working space by following all warehouse safety guidelines. Volunteer Requirements and Expectations: · A friendly demeanor · A desire to serve others. · Be punctual for your volunteer shift. · Follow Valley Outreach Standard of Appearance guidelines. · A willingness to follow specific directions. · The ability to work independently and as part of a team. · Respect for client confidentiality, consistent with treating clients with dignity and respect. · A commitment to racial equity and social justice and willingness to learn and be curious. Physical Demands: · Must be able to lift 30 pounds (or even 40–50-pound bags of produce) · Must be able to bend and twist to pick up items. · Able to tolerate walking and standing on hard surfaces for up to 3-5 hours at a time. · Able to bend, reach and grasp cans of food. Time Commitment: 3-5 hours Warehouse volunteer shifts vary by the day of the week. See below for time ranges. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8am-1pm 11am - 2pm 8am - 11am 11am - 2pm 8am – 1pm 1pm - 4pm 1pm - 4pm 10am - 1pm 4pm-7pm 4pm-7pm Training and Support: Volunteers will receive training from the Warehouse Coordinator prior to the start of their shift. New volunteers will shadow experienced volunteers prior to working alone. All volunteers will receive training applicable to their position as needed. Nonprofit: Valley Outreach Warehouse/Food Rescue Purpose: The Warehouse volunteer is responsible for processing incoming food deliveries and keeping food stocked in the food shelf, refrigerator, and freezer. Description of Role: The role of Warehouse/Food Rescue Volunteer enhances our organization’s ability to provide food for those who need it, when they need it. Volunteers in this position can expect to receive training and ongoing support from food program staff and work alongside several fellow Warehouse Volunteers. Volunteer Duties and Responsibilities · Sort, store, and distribute bulk food products that are delivered to our warehouse. · Follow food safety guidelines provided for each category of product and dispose properly of products that do not meet guidelines. Take guidance and direction from Valley Outreach staff.· Ensure a safe working space by following all warehouse safety guidelines. Volunteer Requirements and Expectations: · A friendly demeanor · A desire to serve others. · Be punctual for your volunteer shift. · Follow Valley Outreach Standard of Appearance guidelines. · A willingness to follow specific directions. · The ability to work independently and as part of a team. · Respect for client confidentiality, consistent with treating clients with dignity and respect. · A commitment to racial equity and social justice and willingness to learn and be curious. Physical Demands: · Must be able to lift 30 pounds (or even 40–50-pound bags of produce) · Must be able to bend and twist to pick up items. · Able to tolerate walking and standing on hard surfaces for up to 3-5 hours at a time. · Able to bend, reach and grasp cans of food. Time Commitment: 3-5 hours Warehouse volunteer shifts vary by the day of the week. See below for time ranges. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8am-1pm 11am - 2pm 8am - 11am 11am - 2pm 8am – 1pm 1pm - 4pm 1pm - 4pm 10am - 1pm 4pm-7pm 4pm-7pm Training and Support: Volunteers will receive training from the Warehouse Coordinator prior to the start of their shift. New volunteers will shadow experienced volunteers prior to working alone. All volunteers will receive training applicable to their position as needed. Nonprofit: Valley Outreach Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55082 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Warehouse/Food Rescue DriverWarehouse/Food Rescue Driver & Helper Purpose: The Warehouse/Food Rescue Driver & Helper volunteers are responsible for processing incoming food deliveries and keeping varieties of food stocked in the food shelf, refrigerator, and freezer. Description of Role: The Food Rescue Driver & Helper volunteers partner together to enhance our organization’s ability to directly impact our mission to provide food for those who need it, when they need it. Be a part of sustainability by cruising around Stillwater in the Valley Outreach box truck collecting food donated by local grocery stores to get it into the hands of people who need it most. Volunteer Duties and Responsibilities: Drive to local grocery stores to collect food past its marketability -- but not its usability, also known as “food rescue.” Load all food into our box truck provided using a pallet jack, carts, dollies, etc. Unload and weigh all food brought back to Valley Outreach. Follow food safety guidelines-collecting and documenting temperatures of product and handling and storing product safely (training and all equipment provided).Volunteer Requirements and Expectations: All Food Rescue Drivers must provide their driver’s license and insurance and pass a background check before driving the box truck. Be comfortable driving box truck (no additional licensure required – “it’s like driving a U-Haul!”). Have a familiarity with pallet jacks OR a willingness to learn to use them. Be punctual for your volunteer shift. Follow Valley Outreach Standard of Appearance guidelines. Respect for client confidentiality, consistent with treating clients with dignity and respect. A commitment to racial equity and social justice and willingness to learn and be curious.Physical Demands: Able to lift, push and pull up to 60 lbs. repetitively and safely. Able to tolerate walking and standing on hard surfaces for up to 2 hours at a time. Be able to move and bend for loading and unloading food rescue.Time Commitment: Two times per Month Food Rescue driver volunteer shifts vary by the day of the week. See below for time ranges. Time Commitment: two times per Month Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 7am-11am 10am - 11:30am 7am - 11am 10am - 11:30am 7am – 11am Training and Support: Volunteers in this position will receive initial training and ongoing support from food program staff in addition to working closely with a volunteer partner throughout every shift. Nonprofit: Valley Outreach Warehouse/Food Rescue Driver & Helper Purpose: The Warehouse/Food Rescue Driver & Helper volunteers are responsible for processing incoming food deliveries and keeping varieties of food stocked in the food shelf, refrigerator, and freezer. Description of Role: The Food Rescue Driver & Helper volunteers partner together to enhance our organization’s ability to directly impact our mission to provide food for those who need it, when they need it. Be a part of sustainability by cruising around Stillwater in the Valley Outreach box truck collecting food donated by local grocery stores to get it into the hands of people who need it most. Volunteer Duties and Responsibilities: Drive to local grocery stores to collect food past its marketability -- but not its usability, also known as “food rescue.” Load all food into our box truck provided using a pallet jack, carts, dollies, etc. Unload and weigh all food brought back to Valley Outreach. Follow food safety guidelines-collecting and documenting temperatures of product and handling and storing product safely (training and all equipment provided).Volunteer Requirements and Expectations: All Food Rescue Drivers must provide their driver’s license and insurance and pass a background check before driving the box truck. Be comfortable driving box truck (no additional licensure required – “it’s like driving a U-Haul!”). Have a familiarity with pallet jacks OR a willingness to learn to use them. Be punctual for your volunteer shift. Follow Valley Outreach Standard of Appearance guidelines. Respect for client confidentiality, consistent with treating clients with dignity and respect. A commitment to racial equity and social justice and willingness to learn and be curious.Physical Demands: Able to lift, push and pull up to 60 lbs. repetitively and safely. Able to tolerate walking and standing on hard surfaces for up to 2 hours at a time. Be able to move and bend for loading and unloading food rescue.Time Commitment: Two times per Month Food Rescue driver volunteer shifts vary by the day of the week. See below for time ranges. Time Commitment: two times per Month Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 7am-11am 10am - 11:30am 7am - 11am 10am - 11:30am 7am – 11am Training and Support: Volunteers in this position will receive initial training and ongoing support from food program staff in addition to working closely with a volunteer partner throughout every shift. Nonprofit: Valley Outreach Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55082 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Youth Group MentoringThe Youth Group Mentoring Program is a space where young people, in partnership withsupportive adults and with each other, build on their inherent strengths and capacity forleadership. Adult volunteers commit to being in relationship with a small group of youngpeople in order to support their learning, exploration, and development. Mentors become partof these young people’s network of support as they pursue personal and collective goals andgrow into active participants in civic and community life.Mentor RoleMentors will work in pairs with a small group of 3-5 young people between the ages of 12 and18, with whom they will attend weekly programming. Exact programming dates are to bedetermined, however, mentors commit to a relationship with their group September-June.Mentors work together to support young people in the following ways:* Build an ongoing supportive relationship by participating in both small- and large-groupactivities with 3-5 young people in grades 7-12* Facilitate conversations and activities with their menteesManage group dynamics to ensure that each young person has opportunities for growthand connection in a safe and supportive environmentAct as guide, cheerleader, and sounding board during projects, empowering youngpeople to take the lead in their own learningServe as a positive role model and friendRecognize and focus on the unique strengths of each menteeAttend bi-monthly outingsProvide transportation to field trips and group meetingsTake the lead on communicating with young people’s parents/guardians in order tocoordinate schedules and logistics related to programmingTime Commitment* Attend weekly 90-minute sessions with a small group of adolescents, Septemberthrough June; mentors work in pairs and each mentor commits to missing no more thanthree meetings in the program year.Participate in at least 4 of the 6 outingsAgree to attend mentor trainings as required, including, but not limited to, a three-hourprogram orientation and at least one anti-racism training throughout the year.Communicate with mentees weekly.Communicate regularly with the program coordinator, including monthly check-ins andemail or phone communication as neededMentor Eligibility Requirements* Be at least 21 years of ageBe willing to adhere to all Simpson Mentoring Program policies and proceduresCommit to all Simpson values, including a commitment to personal and systemic antiracist workComplete and pass the screening procedureBe willing to communicate regularly with the program coordinator and submit monthlymeeting and activity informationHave access to an automobile or reliable transportationHave a current driver’s license, auto insurance with acceptable level of coverage, andgood driving recordHave a clean criminal historyHave never been accused, arrested, charged, or convicted of child abuse or molestationQualificationsWilling listenerAbility to notice strengths and maintain an attitude of hope in the midst of challengesEncouraging and supportivePatient and flexible; willing to try new things and make and learn from mistakesOpen and respectful of individual differencesReliable and consistentBenefits* Opportunity to build authentic connections with community and individualsEnjoyment and learning that comes with building a relationship with a young peopleTraining around positive youth work, homelessness issues, anti-racism and moreMentor/mentee group activities, complimentary tickets to community events,participation in group celebration of time in the programPersonal ongoing support and supervision to help the match succeedApplication and Screening ProcessWritten applicationDriving record checkCriminal history check: national, child abuse and neglect registry, sexual offenderregistryPersonal interviewProvide three personal referencesAttend four-hours of mentor trainingFor more information, contact Simpson’s Mentoring Program athsinnwell@simpsonhousing.org.We are committed to building a diverse group of mentors. Mentors of all races, ethnicities,gender identities, sexual/romantic orientations, religions, dis/abilities, and socioeconomicstatuses are encouraged to apply. The majority of our families are BIPOC (Black,Indigenous, and People of Color) and members of these communities are especiallyencouraged to apply.Watch our video to learn more: Meet Danaeh
Nonprofit: Simpson Housing Services The Youth Group Mentoring Program is a space where young people, in partnership withsupportive adults and with each other, build on their inherent strengths and capacity forleadership. Adult volunteers commit to being in relationship with a small group of youngpeople in order to support their learning, exploration, and development. Mentors become partof these young people’s network of support as they pursue personal and collective goals andgrow into active participants in civic and community life.Mentor RoleMentors will work in pairs with a small group of 3-5 young people between the ages of 12 and18, with whom they will attend weekly programming. Exact programming dates are to bedetermined, however, mentors commit to a relationship with their group September-June.Mentors work together to support young people in the following ways:* Build an ongoing supportive relationship by participating in both small- and large-groupactivities with 3-5 young people in grades 7-12* Facilitate conversations and activities with their menteesManage group dynamics to ensure that each young person has opportunities for growthand connection in a safe and supportive environmentAct as guide, cheerleader, and sounding board during projects, empowering youngpeople to take the lead in their own learningServe as a positive role model and friendRecognize and focus on the unique strengths of each menteeAttend bi-monthly outingsProvide transportation to field trips and group meetingsTake the lead on communicating with young people’s parents/guardians in order tocoordinate schedules and logistics related to programmingTime Commitment* Attend weekly 90-minute sessions with a small group of adolescents, Septemberthrough June; mentors work in pairs and each mentor commits to missing no more thanthree meetings in the program year.Participate in at least 4 of the 6 outingsAgree to attend mentor trainings as required, including, but not limited to, a three-hourprogram orientation and at least one anti-racism training throughout the year.Communicate with mentees weekly.Communicate regularly with the program coordinator, including monthly check-ins andemail or phone communication as neededMentor Eligibility Requirements* Be at least 21 years of ageBe willing to adhere to all Simpson Mentoring Program policies and proceduresCommit to all Simpson values, including a commitment to personal and systemic antiracist workComplete and pass the screening procedureBe willing to communicate regularly with the program coordinator and submit monthlymeeting and activity informationHave access to an automobile or reliable transportationHave a current driver’s license, auto insurance with acceptable level of coverage, andgood driving recordHave a clean criminal historyHave never been accused, arrested, charged, or convicted of child abuse or molestationQualificationsWilling listenerAbility to notice strengths and maintain an attitude of hope in the midst of challengesEncouraging and supportivePatient and flexible; willing to try new things and make and learn from mistakesOpen and respectful of individual differencesReliable and consistentBenefits* Opportunity to build authentic connections with community and individualsEnjoyment and learning that comes with building a relationship with a young peopleTraining around positive youth work, homelessness issues, anti-racism and moreMentor/mentee group activities, complimentary tickets to community events,participation in group celebration of time in the programPersonal ongoing support and supervision to help the match succeedApplication and Screening ProcessWritten applicationDriving record checkCriminal history check: national, child abuse and neglect registry, sexual offenderregistryPersonal interviewProvide three personal referencesAttend four-hours of mentor trainingFor more information, contact Simpson’s Mentoring Program athsinnwell@simpsonhousing.org.We are committed to building a diverse group of mentors. Mentors of all races, ethnicities,gender identities, sexual/romantic orientations, religions, dis/abilities, and socioeconomicstatuses are encouraged to apply. The majority of our families are BIPOC (Black,Indigenous, and People of Color) and members of these communities are especiallyencouraged to apply.Watch our video to learn more: Meet Danaeh
Nonprofit: Simpson Housing Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55405-1699 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Literacy TutoringLiteracy volunteers work closely with children and families in Simpson’s housing programs to improve reading and academic skills through weekly tutoring specifically designed to meet the needs of each individual student, including improved academic performance, increased attendance, improved self-efficacy, and strong parental involvement in their child’s education.The mission of Simpson’s Children and Youth Services programs is to break the generational cycle of homelessness by partnering with parents to support children’s academic success, stability, and well-being. Adults aged 21 and older are invited to become a tutor and make a positive and lasting impact in the life of a young person.The ProgramSimpson Housing Services has a high-quality, rigorous reading tutoring program for kindergarten through 6th grade students who are transitioning out of homelessness and participate in our Family Housing program. Seventy-five percent of children who are homeless are below grade level, and we know that if the learning gap does not diminish, the children will continue to struggle academically. The program’s goal is for each child to work up to grade-level reading and to foster a lifelong passion for learning.Tutors are paired with a student for the school year and must commit to meeting with the student for one hour every week. Consistent and reliable support by tutors will provide consistency for the children. Simpson Housing Services staff will provide the curriculum, support, and coaching. An orientation to Simpson Housing Services and Tutor Training will take place in September. Topical trainings will also be offered throughout the year.TimeframeDuring the school year, tutoring will take place one night a week, Monday through Thursday between 4 pm and 6 pm. Tutors can choose the session that works best for their schedule.For more information Liam McDougall at lmcdougall@simpsonhousing.orgWe are committed to building a diverse group of mentors. Mentors of all races, ethnicities, gender identities, sexual/romantic orientations, religions, dis/abilities, and socioeconomic statuses are encouraged to apply. The majority of our families are BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) and members of these communities are especially encouraged to apply.Watch our video to learn more: Meet Danaeh
Nonprofit: Simpson Housing Services Literacy volunteers work closely with children and families in Simpson’s housing programs to improve reading and academic skills through weekly tutoring specifically designed to meet the needs of each individual student, including improved academic performance, increased attendance, improved self-efficacy, and strong parental involvement in their child’s education.The mission of Simpson’s Children and Youth Services programs is to break the generational cycle of homelessness by partnering with parents to support children’s academic success, stability, and well-being. Adults aged 21 and older are invited to become a tutor and make a positive and lasting impact in the life of a young person.The ProgramSimpson Housing Services has a high-quality, rigorous reading tutoring program for kindergarten through 6th grade students who are transitioning out of homelessness and participate in our Family Housing program. Seventy-five percent of children who are homeless are below grade level, and we know that if the learning gap does not diminish, the children will continue to struggle academically. The program’s goal is for each child to work up to grade-level reading and to foster a lifelong passion for learning.Tutors are paired with a student for the school year and must commit to meeting with the student for one hour every week. Consistent and reliable support by tutors will provide consistency for the children. Simpson Housing Services staff will provide the curriculum, support, and coaching. An orientation to Simpson Housing Services and Tutor Training will take place in September. Topical trainings will also be offered throughout the year.TimeframeDuring the school year, tutoring will take place one night a week, Monday through Thursday between 4 pm and 6 pm. Tutors can choose the session that works best for their schedule.For more information Liam McDougall at lmcdougall@simpsonhousing.orgWe are committed to building a diverse group of mentors. Mentors of all races, ethnicities, gender identities, sexual/romantic orientations, religions, dis/abilities, and socioeconomic statuses are encouraged to apply. The majority of our families are BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) and members of these communities are especially encouraged to apply.Watch our video to learn more: Meet Danaeh
Nonprofit: Simpson Housing Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 55405-1699 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Children and Youth Services Introduction SessionTutoring and mentoring at Simpson Housing Services is rooted in dignity, connection, and community. These roles are an opportunity to invest directly in the next generation while helping create stability, hope, and opportunity for families. Click on a date to sign up to attend an Information Session to learn more.Thursday, July 9, 5:30pmMonday, July 13, 5:30pmThursday, July 23, 5:30pmTuesday, July 28, 5:30pmSaturday, August 8, 10 am (Virtual)Thursday, August 13, 5:30pmMonday, August 17, 5:30pThursday, August 20, 5:30pmTuesday, August 25, 5:30pmFriday, August 28, 1 pmAll sessions are held at 160 Glenwood Ave, Minneapolis, except for Aug. 8 virtual session.
Nonprofit: Simpson Housing Services Tutoring and mentoring at Simpson Housing Services is rooted in dignity, connection, and community. These roles are an opportunity to invest directly in the next generation while helping create stability, hope, and opportunity for families. Click on a date to sign up to attend an Information Session to learn more.Thursday, July 9, 5:30pmMonday, July 13, 5:30pmThursday, July 23, 5:30pmTuesday, July 28, 5:30pmSaturday, August 8, 10 am (Virtual)Thursday, August 13, 5:30pmMonday, August 17, 5:30pThursday, August 20, 5:30pmTuesday, August 25, 5:30pmFriday, August 28, 1 pmAll sessions are held at 160 Glenwood Ave, Minneapolis, except for Aug. 8 virtual session.
Nonprofit: Simpson Housing Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Jul 9, 2026 through Aug 28, 2026 Zip Code: 55405-1699 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Vigil Volunteer (Age 18 +)Vigil Volunteer Interim Hospice is actively recruiting Vigil Volunteers to provide a calm, non-anxious presence to our hospice patients who are actively dying. The Vigil Volunteer provides a bedside vigil to support the patient as well as family members. If you are looking to provide care, support and presence, please reach out to Interim Hospice. No one should die alone, please reach out to our Volunteer Coordinator to learn the many different ways a Vigil Volunteer helps our patients and families. Nonprofit: Interim Hospice Vigil Volunteer Interim Hospice is actively recruiting Vigil Volunteers to provide a calm, non-anxious presence to our hospice patients who are actively dying. The Vigil Volunteer provides a bedside vigil to support the patient as well as family members. If you are looking to provide care, support and presence, please reach out to Interim Hospice. No one should die alone, please reach out to our Volunteer Coordinator to learn the many different ways a Vigil Volunteer helps our patients and families. Nonprofit: Interim Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55113 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Patient Companion (Age 18 +)A Patient Companion Volunteer provides companionship to a patient in the final months, weeks and/or days of life, offering support to family members and caregivers alike. As a Patient Companion Volunteer, you can go for walks, listen to music, discuss life, read and/or write letters for the patient. The opportunities are endless, only bound by your imagination. Help make a difference in a Hospice Patient's life and become a Patient Companion. Please reach out to make a difference and become a hospice Patient Companion Volunteer. Patient Companion Volunteer's are needed to continue to visit and support our patients. Nonprofit: Interim Hospice A Patient Companion Volunteer provides companionship to a patient in the final months, weeks and/or days of life, offering support to family members and caregivers alike. As a Patient Companion Volunteer, you can go for walks, listen to music, discuss life, read and/or write letters for the patient. The opportunities are endless, only bound by your imagination. Help make a difference in a Hospice Patient's life and become a Patient Companion. Please reach out to make a difference and become a hospice Patient Companion Volunteer. Patient Companion Volunteer's are needed to continue to visit and support our patients. Nonprofit: Interim Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55113 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help Elders with Food Stability just once a month at Episcopal HomesAre you looking for an easy way to donate your time to elders and help them with food stability? We have a great opportunity for you! Our Episcopal Homes residents at one of our independent living apartment buildings (for seniors 65+) have a free Food Mobile delivery the 3rd Tuesday of the month. We need a volunteer to help the staff set up tables and move 5–10-pound boxes. The truck has a few steps in and out of the trailer. The volunteer time is 1:30-4pm. Nonprofit: Episcopal Homes Are you looking for an easy way to donate your time to elders and help them with food stability? We have a great opportunity for you! Our Episcopal Homes residents at one of our independent living apartment buildings (for seniors 65+) have a free Food Mobile delivery the 3rd Tuesday of the month. We need a volunteer to help the staff set up tables and move 5–10-pound boxes. The truck has a few steps in and out of the trailer. The volunteer time is 1:30-4pm. Nonprofit: Episcopal Homes Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55104 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Board Members NeededWe Need a VP, a Secretary, and Someone Who Loves Grants! Got a soft spot for South Minneapolis and public education? We want to talk to you. The South High Foundation supports Minneapolis South High School — funding academics, arts, athletics, and scholarships for a school that's one of the most diverse in the state. We're a small, scrappy nonprofit with real impact (over $3M in assets, decades of history, zero pretension), and we're growing our board. Right now we're specifically looking to fill: Vice President — partner with our board leadership and help steer strategy; Secretary — keep us organized and on the record (minutes, communications, the glue stuff) Grants Committee Chair — lead our grant strategy and help us land funding for programs like music, dance, ceramics, athletics, debate, and community support. What we're looking for: People who care about kids getting a shot at a great education — that's really it. South Minneapolis roots are a plus, but you don't have to live here to belong here. Alumni, parents, neighbors, community members, grant nerds, spreadsheet people, big-idea people — all welcome. What it's actually like: Board meetings that don't drag, a golf tournament every fall that's more fun than it sounds, and a group of people who genuinely like working together (not just saying that). Time commitment is reasonable, the mission is real, and we'd love to have you. Want to know more? Check us out at www.southhighfoundation.org. Nonprofit: South High Foundation We Need a VP, a Secretary, and Someone Who Loves Grants! Got a soft spot for South Minneapolis and public education? We want to talk to you. The South High Foundation supports Minneapolis South High School — funding academics, arts, athletics, and scholarships for a school that's one of the most diverse in the state. We're a small, scrappy nonprofit with real impact (over $3M in assets, decades of history, zero pretension), and we're growing our board. Right now we're specifically looking to fill: Vice President — partner with our board leadership and help steer strategy; Secretary — keep us organized and on the record (minutes, communications, the glue stuff) Grants Committee Chair — lead our grant strategy and help us land funding for programs like music, dance, ceramics, athletics, debate, and community support. What we're looking for: People who care about kids getting a shot at a great education — that's really it. South Minneapolis roots are a plus, but you don't have to live here to belong here. Alumni, parents, neighbors, community members, grant nerds, spreadsheet people, big-idea people — all welcome. What it's actually like: Board meetings that don't drag, a golf tournament every fall that's more fun than it sounds, and a group of people who genuinely like working together (not just saying that). Time commitment is reasonable, the mission is real, and we'd love to have you. Want to know more? Check us out at www.southhighfoundation.org. Nonprofit: South High Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55407 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Pet Therapy VolunteerVolunteer and their certified animal would provide pet therapy to our patients and their families. Nonprofit: Sholom Hospice Volunteer and their certified animal would provide pet therapy to our patients and their families. Nonprofit: Sholom Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55426 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Foundation Board Members NeededDescription below. Apply on our website today! epcommunityfoundation.org/volunteer Eden Prairie Community Foundation Board Member Volunteer Position Description Nonprofit: Eden Prairie Community Foundation Description below. Apply on our website today! epcommunityfoundation.org/volunteer Eden Prairie Community Foundation Board Member Volunteer Position Description Nonprofit: Eden Prairie Community Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Jul 31, 2026 Zip Code: 55344 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Search Engine Optimization ProjectWe are looking for someone skilled in SEO, to help us ensure our website is bringing us to the top when people search for girl empowerment or any terms that relate to that. About us: The Ann Bancroft Foundation supports Minnesota girls and gender-expansive youth in grades K-12 to live their dreams and imagine something bigger through grants, mentorship, and ongoing development opportunities. Nonprofit: Ann Bancroft Foundation We are looking for someone skilled in SEO, to help us ensure our website is bringing us to the top when people search for girl empowerment or any terms that relate to that. About us: The Ann Bancroft Foundation supports Minnesota girls and gender-expansive youth in grades K-12 to live their dreams and imagine something bigger through grants, mentorship, and ongoing development opportunities. Nonprofit: Ann Bancroft Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: 33rd Annual Fill the Back Pack Drive!Fill the Backpack Drive! Help us send South Washington County students back to school with the tools they need to succeed. Now through August 8th, Friends in Need Food Shelf (FiN) will be collecting school supplies to fill backpacks for distribution to households in St. Paul Park, Cottage Grove, Newport, and Grey Cloud. Donations can be dropped off at 535 4th Street, St. Paul Park. (If after business hours there is a blue bin in the back of the building.) Needed items include: If preferred, needed supplies can be found at the following links for delivery directly to FiN: Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/registry/RR/74b0a0bb-0328-471f-bb73-2e31f03034b7 Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/KEC345BX9JH3?ref_=abls_nvfly_yl Nonprofit: Friends in Need Food Shelf Fill the Backpack Drive! Help us send South Washington County students back to school with the tools they need to succeed. Now through August 8th, Friends in Need Food Shelf (FiN) will be collecting school supplies to fill backpacks for distribution to households in St. Paul Park, Cottage Grove, Newport, and Grey Cloud. Donations can be dropped off at 535 4th Street, St. Paul Park. (If after business hours there is a blue bin in the back of the building.) Needed items include: If preferred, needed supplies can be found at the following links for delivery directly to FiN: Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/registry/RR/74b0a0bb-0328-471f-bb73-2e31f03034b7 Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/KEC345BX9JH3?ref_=abls_nvfly_yl Nonprofit: Friends in Need Food Shelf Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Aug 7, 2026 Zip Code: 55071 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: TutorNewport Library & Community Center is in need of tutors with interest in teaching reading, writing, and/or arithmetic K-8 students. Tutors would make their own schedules. Tutors must complete fingerprinting and a background check before starting their volunteer work. More information at: Newport, MN Nonprofit: City of Newport, MN- Newport Library & Community Center Newport Library & Community Center is in need of tutors with interest in teaching reading, writing, and/or arithmetic K-8 students. Tutors would make their own schedules. Tutors must complete fingerprinting and a background check before starting their volunteer work. More information at: Newport, MN Nonprofit: City of Newport, MN- Newport Library & Community Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55055 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Library Staff- Daytime HoursVolunteers keep the doors of the Newport Library open. You are a friendly face. You do not have to be a computer wiz but should have familiarity with a computer. You are simply asked to be friendly and as helpful as you can be. Training will be provided. There is optional book shelving, and tidying up. You will help people check-out books, may occasionally send a fax or make a photocopy. Volunteers do have to fill out a volunteer application and have a background check. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older to work alone. In an effort to open more hours, we are looking for people that would like to work daytime or after school hours. These volunteer staff members will choose their own hours. Hours should be consistent, but we will be able to find a substitute to assist. More information at: Newport, MN Nonprofit: City of Newport, MN- Newport Library & Community Center Volunteers keep the doors of the Newport Library open. You are a friendly face. You do not have to be a computer wiz but should have familiarity with a computer. You are simply asked to be friendly and as helpful as you can be. Training will be provided. There is optional book shelving, and tidying up. You will help people check-out books, may occasionally send a fax or make a photocopy. Volunteers do have to fill out a volunteer application and have a background check. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older to work alone. In an effort to open more hours, we are looking for people that would like to work daytime or after school hours. These volunteer staff members will choose their own hours. Hours should be consistent, but we will be able to find a substitute to assist. More information at: Newport, MN Nonprofit: City of Newport, MN- Newport Library & Community Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55055 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Library Staff Wednesday 9am-12noonNewport Library is a volunteer run library in the small river City of Newport, MN. This quaint community just southeast of St. Paul is one of the oldest communities in the Twin Cities Metro. The city boasts a 132-year-old Library. We invite you to become a part of this beautiful legacy of literacy and community support by becoming a Volunteer in our beautiful little library. Library Volunteers assist patrons with item check-out, computer use, scanning, printing, laminating, and most importantly being a resource. Volunteers are the heart of this lovely space. No prior library experience is necessary. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older and willing to work alone. The primary job of the Volunteer is to be a friendly face. Because we work with children and vulnerable adults, Volunteers must pass a background check including fingerprinting. The reward of serving this beautiful community is worth the process. More information at: Newport, MN Nonprofit: City of Newport, MN- Newport Library & Community Center Newport Library is a volunteer run library in the small river City of Newport, MN. This quaint community just southeast of St. Paul is one of the oldest communities in the Twin Cities Metro. The city boasts a 132-year-old Library. We invite you to become a part of this beautiful legacy of literacy and community support by becoming a Volunteer in our beautiful little library. Library Volunteers assist patrons with item check-out, computer use, scanning, printing, laminating, and most importantly being a resource. Volunteers are the heart of this lovely space. No prior library experience is necessary. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older and willing to work alone. The primary job of the Volunteer is to be a friendly face. Because we work with children and vulnerable adults, Volunteers must pass a background check including fingerprinting. The reward of serving this beautiful community is worth the process. More information at: Newport, MN Nonprofit: City of Newport, MN- Newport Library & Community Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55055 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Library Staff Wednesday 3-6pmNewport Library is a volunteer run library in the small river City of Newport, MN. This quaint community just southeast of St. Paul is one of the oldest communities in the Twin Cities Metro. The city boasts a 132-year-old Library. We invite you to become a part of this beautiful legacy of literacy and community support by becoming a Volunteer in our beautiful little library. Library Volunteers assist patrons with item check-out, computer use, scanning, printing, laminating, and most importantly being a resource. Volunteers are the heart of this lovely space. No prior library experience is necessary. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older and willing to work alone. The primary job of the Volunteer is to be a friendly face. Because we work with children and vulnerable adults, Volunteers must pass a background check including fingerprinting. The reward of serving this beautiful community is worth the process. This particular shift is an important time, as many of our school age patrons visit the library during this shift. The perfect candidate likes working with children and is willing to tutor them in elementary reading. More information at: Newport, MN Nonprofit: City of Newport, MN- Newport Library & Community Center Newport Library is a volunteer run library in the small river City of Newport, MN. This quaint community just southeast of St. Paul is one of the oldest communities in the Twin Cities Metro. The city boasts a 132-year-old Library. We invite you to become a part of this beautiful legacy of literacy and community support by becoming a Volunteer in our beautiful little library. Library Volunteers assist patrons with item check-out, computer use, scanning, printing, laminating, and most importantly being a resource. Volunteers are the heart of this lovely space. No prior library experience is necessary. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older and willing to work alone. The primary job of the Volunteer is to be a friendly face. Because we work with children and vulnerable adults, Volunteers must pass a background check including fingerprinting. The reward of serving this beautiful community is worth the process. This particular shift is an important time, as many of our school age patrons visit the library during this shift. The perfect candidate likes working with children and is willing to tutor them in elementary reading. More information at: Newport, MN Nonprofit: City of Newport, MN- Newport Library & Community Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55055 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Library Staff Wednesday 12-3pmNewport Library is a volunteer run library in the small river City of Newport, MN. This quaint community just southeast of St. Paul is one of the oldest communities in the Twin Cities Metro. The city boasts a 132-year-old Library. We invite you to become a part of this beautiful legacy of literacy and community support by becoming a Volunteer in our beautiful little library. Library Volunteers assist patrons with item check-out, computer use, scanning, printing, laminating, and most importantly being a resource. Volunteers are the heart of this lovely space. No prior library experience is necessary. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older and willing to work alone. The primary job of the Volunteer is to be a friendly face. Because we work with children and vulnerable adults, Volunteers must pass a background check including fingerprinting. The reward of serving this beautiful community is worth the process. More information at: Newport, MN Nonprofit: City of Newport, MN- Newport Library & Community Center Newport Library is a volunteer run library in the small river City of Newport, MN. This quaint community just southeast of St. Paul is one of the oldest communities in the Twin Cities Metro. The city boasts a 132-year-old Library. We invite you to become a part of this beautiful legacy of literacy and community support by becoming a Volunteer in our beautiful little library. Library Volunteers assist patrons with item check-out, computer use, scanning, printing, laminating, and most importantly being a resource. Volunteers are the heart of this lovely space. No prior library experience is necessary. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older and willing to work alone. The primary job of the Volunteer is to be a friendly face. Because we work with children and vulnerable adults, Volunteers must pass a background check including fingerprinting. The reward of serving this beautiful community is worth the process. More information at: Newport, MN Nonprofit: City of Newport, MN- Newport Library & Community Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55055 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Library Staff Tuesdays 9am-12noonNewport Library is a volunteer run library in the small river City of Newport, MN. This quaint community just southeast of St. Paul is one of the oldest communities in the Twin Cities Metro. The city boasts a 132-year-old Library. We invite you to become a part of this beautiful legacy of literacy and community support by becoming a Volunteer in our beautiful little library. Library Volunteers assist patrons with item check-out, computer use, scanning, printing, laminating, and most importantly being a resource. Volunteers are the heart of this lovely space. No prior library experience is necessary. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older and willing to work alone. The primary job of the Volunteer is to be a friendly face. Because we work with children and vulnerable adults, Volunteers must pass a background check including fingerprinting. The reward of serving this beautiful community is worth the process. More information at: Newport, MN Nonprofit: City of Newport, MN- Newport Library & Community Center Newport Library is a volunteer run library in the small river City of Newport, MN. This quaint community just southeast of St. Paul is one of the oldest communities in the Twin Cities Metro. The city boasts a 132-year-old Library. We invite you to become a part of this beautiful legacy of literacy and community support by becoming a Volunteer in our beautiful little library. Library Volunteers assist patrons with item check-out, computer use, scanning, printing, laminating, and most importantly being a resource. Volunteers are the heart of this lovely space. No prior library experience is necessary. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older and willing to work alone. The primary job of the Volunteer is to be a friendly face. Because we work with children and vulnerable adults, Volunteers must pass a background check including fingerprinting. The reward of serving this beautiful community is worth the process. More information at: Newport, MN Nonprofit: City of Newport, MN- Newport Library & Community Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55055 Allow Groups: No |