Curatorial Volunteers assist the curatorial department with collections, review records, verify the location and status of items, and enter data into the collection database. Ideal for those with a keen interest in history and organization.

Administration Volunteers assist in-office with mailings, membership/development, computer data entry, and other general office duties. This role is ideal for those looking to gain experience in a supportive environment.

As a Docent, you will lead groups on guided tours throughout the museum, providing information about exhibits and events. This role is perfect for those who enjoy sharing knowledge and engaging with visitors.

Education Volunteers conduct research, prepare lesson plans, and assist with educational programming focused on STE(A)M, history, civics, and the Cold War for K-12 and adult educational activities.

Restoration Volunteers work with experienced aviation technicians to maintain and restore aircraft and engines. Applicants must be 18 or older and have some mechanical experience.

Event Volunteers provide assistance during various events at the museum, helping to ensure everything runs smoothly. This is a great opportunity for those who enjoy working in a dynamic environment.

Join Waverly Fire/Rescue and make a difference in your community! Typical duties include respond to fire alarms, respond appropriately to medical emergencies, hazardous materials, fire emergencies, and other calls to protect life and property, maintain fire station and equipment/apparatus, provide basic first-aid treatment, assess a person's condition and provide proper medical care, and put together an initial plan of care to quickly stabilize an individual in distress. We offer weekly/monthly in-house / on-site training for fire prevention and handling equipment. Waverly Fire/Rescue will provide and/or pay for any training needed including AHA BLS, CPR Certification, EMT Training, Fire Fighter 1 Training. Join our team today! | Requirements: Must live or work in the Waverly Fire District. Special considerations may be accepted within reason. Must be at least 19 years of age with a valid driver's license. No felony conviction (we will conduct a background check and drug test). Must be willing to attend at least 10% of calls and/or meetings each year and show initiative. | Categories: Firefighter, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support, EMT

Volunteer during the Post Prom weekend to help supervise and ensure the safety of students. Various roles available, including setup and teardown. Parents are encouraged to participate.

Assist with decoration preparations for the Millard West Post Prom event. No experience required, all supplies and guidance provided. Help ensure a safe and fun environment for students.

Assist with maintaining the academy's grounds, including tasks like fence mending, trash pickup, and general landscaping. Volunteers should be prepared for physical work and enjoy working outdoors.

Session Support Volunteers assist facilitators during Equine Assisted Learning sessions by helping ensure a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment. Responsibilities may include assisting participants, supporting horse handling as directed, preparing materials, and helping sessions run smoothly so participants can focus on learning, connection, and growth.

Stall & Pen Care Volunteers play a vital role in maintaining a clean, safe, and healthy environment for our horses and participants. By cleaning stalls and pens, refreshing bedding, and supporting daily barn upkeep, these volunteers help ensure the well-being of our animals and create a welcoming space where Equine Assisted Learning sessions can take place safely and effectively.

Fun Committee Volunteers help bring joy and connection to our community by assisting with events, fundraisers, and our annual gala. From planning and decorating to supporting event-day activities, gathering silent auction items, and sponsors, this role helps create meaningful, engaging experiences that strengthen relationships and support our mission.

Support daytime sessions by assisting with horse care, preparing equipment, and ensuring a safe environment for participants. Volunteers should be comfortable working with animals and have good communication skills.

Assist with administrative tasks such as organizing files, managing correspondence, and supporting the daily operations of the academy. Volunteers should have strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently or as part of a team.

Engage with volunteers to ensure they are well-informed and satisfied with their roles. Responsibilities include coordinating volunteer schedules and addressing any concerns they may have.

Facility Maintenance Volunteers help keep our property safe, functional, and welcoming for participants, volunteers, and horses. Duties may include basic repairs, upkeep of buildings and grounds, and general maintenance, which is essential in creating a safe environment for Equine Assisted Learning sessions and community activities.

Join us in creating dream bedroom makeovers for children battling cancer. Volunteers will assist with various tasks including painting, carpentry, and decorating to help transform a child's room into a special space.

Join our team to assist cancer patients with various tasks such as yard work, home cleaning, driving or running errands, snow removal, and more. Your time and effort can make a significant difference in the lives of those affected by cancer.

Bring your organization together for a day of event volunteer opportunity! Group volunteering enhances teamwork and builds relationships while supporting Special Olympics Nebraska athletes. This is a great way to showcase social responsibility.