Provide support to foster homes by delivering food and supplies, and assisting with the care of dogs in foster homes.

Help organize and manage adoption and fundraising events. Duties include setting up, assisting visitors, and ensuring the smooth operation of events.

Assist with clerical and administrative tasks to support the operations of Missouri K9 Friends. Tasks may include data entry, answering inquiries, and organizing documents.

Assist in transporting dogs to and from foster homes, adoption events, and veterinary appointments. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a vehicle suitable for transporting animals.

Plan and execute events and activities for seniors, such as social gatherings, workshops, health and wellness programs, or educational sessions. Volunteers should be creative and organized.

Assist in recruiting more volunteers to expand the group's impact; reach out to potential volunteers, share the benefits of joining, and encourage community members to get involved.

Spend time with seniors who may feel lonely or isolated; engage with them and form connections that might last a lifetime. Volunteers are expected to provide companionship and support to seniors.

Mentors will work with Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) professionals to cultivate the next generation of leaders through mentoring, skills building, and networking. This role involves providing guidance, sharing professional experiences, and supporting mentees in their career development.

Assist in transporting pets to and from vet appointments and pulling pets out of animal control facilities. This role is crucial in ensuring the health and safety of rescue pets.

Work at fundraising and adoption events to help showcase pets and support the organization's mission. Engage with the community to raise awareness and encourage pet adoption.

Organize and hold donation drives in your office for blankets, food, and other pet supplies to support rescue pets. Help ensure that the organization has the necessary resources to care for animals in need.

High school students can earn volunteer hours by participating in various activities supporting STL Youth Hockey Fights Cancer events.

Assist in organizing and managing events hosted by STL Youth Hockey Fights Cancer. Volunteers may help with setup, registration, and general event coordination.

Coach youth sports at the Wildwood Family YMCA. You will be the main contact for the team you are coaching for as well as the distributor of jerseys at the beginning of the season and medals at the end of the season.

Join our community and help our garden continue to grow and thrive for years to come. Volunteer opportunities include, but are not limited to, planning, nurturing, watering, and maintaining the community areas of the garden.

Students can plan and execute both volunteer and social events, gaining leadership and organizational skills while contributing to community programs.

High school students can help with the Zoo’s conservation program and teach weekend programs to scouts, preschoolers, and more. This program is a year-round opportunity.

Students can volunteer at local libraries such as the St. Louis County Library or the St. Charles-City County Library Branch, assisting with various library operations and community programs.

This program provides inquiry-based learning that focuses on science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics. Volunteers engage in educational activities and support STEM initiatives.

MOBOT offers a wide variety of volunteer opportunities for students ages 14-18 through their Teen Network. Volunteers engage in activities that support the garden's mission and operations.

The program gives teens the opportunity to engage in customer service, assist with the galleries, and gain pre-employment experience in science-related fields.

Host an event to support the Community Value Alliance's mission. This role involves organizing and managing events to raise awareness and support for CVA's initiatives.

Assist the Community Value Alliance in various tasks to support their mission of helping non-profits. Responsibilities may include administrative tasks, event support, or other duties as needed.

Assist in setting up events and exhibits, such as hanging artwork and positioning tables and chairs. This role is vital for the smooth execution of our events.

Help track membership, expenses, log meeting minutes, and manage other administrative tasks. This role supports the organizational backbone of the club.

Help greet members and customers, answer the gallery phone, and assist customers with purchases. This role is essential for providing a welcoming atmosphere at the gallery.

Document events and exhibits in a fun and authentic way through photography and videography. This role captures the essence of our activities for promotional use.

Assist in creating printed materials, copy for our website, newsletter, and social media. This role is crucial for maintaining and enhancing our public communications.

Research, write, and submit grants to secure funding for our organization. This role is essential for sustaining and expanding our programs.

Volunteers help organize and participate in 'Memory Maker' events, bringing smiles and laughter to children with cancer. Responsibilities include engaging with children, assisting in event setup, and providing a supportive environment.

Volunteers provide temporary homes for abandoned or neglected animals, ensuring their safety and well-being until a permanent solution is found. This may include fostering animals involved in court cases.

Volunteers manage the storage and distribution of pet supplies, including food, water containers, and bedding, to support the care of animals in need.

Volunteers investigate reports of animal cruelty and neglect, working alongside law enforcement to ensure justice for animals. Responsibilities include gathering evidence, monitoring situations, and testifying in court if necessary.

Volunteers assist with processing clothing and merchandise, straightening the sales floor, and working the dressing rooms. Each shift is two hours, and volunteers receive a 20% discount storewide on the day they serve.

Assist the Ashrei Foundation in hosting ID clinics throughout the summer and fall to help people obtain essential identification documents required for voting, employment, and other activities.

Volunteers participate in community events to distribute free gun locks and educate parents and caregivers on the importance of safely storing firearms. They also establish connections with community partners to make locks available and deliver them to partner locations.

Volunteers are needed to observe bail hearings as part of efforts to improve pretrial detention. This involves being part of the CourtWatch program, which is a collaborative extension of ongoing court monitoring efforts in St. Louis City's 22nd Judicial Court.

Share a special talent at Mirowitz Center or Hj’s Café. Volunteers can offer unique skills or performances to enhance the cultural and social environment for residents.

Help facilitate classes, programs, and events at the Mirowitz Center. Volunteers are needed to assist in organizing and managing various activities for residents and community members.

Get involved with the tenant council at Covenant Place. Volunteers can participate in council activities to help improve the living conditions and community engagement of residents.

Become a Covenant Place ambassador and contribute your talents to support our community. Ambassadors help facilitate classes, programs, and events, and engage with residents to enhance their living experience.

Volunteers respond to phone calls, texts, and emails about adoptions, and maintain social media/websites. They also manage business details and maintain animal records.

Volunteers staff adoption events, arrange adoptions, and host visitor appointments to meet and greet animals. They also transport animals to and from vet visits or other shelters.

Volunteers provide daily feeding, cleaning, medical care, and valuable human stimulation/playtime for the cats. Volunteers also assist with socialization visits to prepare cats for adoption.

Participate in garden work days to help with planting, pruning, weeding, and other garden maintenance tasks. Volunteer commitments are as low as two hours once a month during the growing season.

Transport volunteers are needed to move dogs from shelters or surrendering homes into St. Louis or to foster homes. This role involves coordinating with other drivers for longer distances.

Assist in organizing and executing events such as the annual Picnic/Auction and Corgi Fun Day. Responsibilities include setting up, breaking down, and helping visitors during the event.

Provide a temporary home for rescue dogs, offering them a safe and secure environment. Foster volunteers are crucial to the rescue effort, providing love and care until a permanent home is found.

Volunteers conduct investigative research for animal cruelty action alerts and updates, posted on social media and the website. They gather information on stranded animals and disaster zone access, coordinate nonprofit events, and boost social media presence.

Teach and mentor individuals in various life skills such as energy conservation, budgeting, anger management, parenting, and nutrition. Volunteers will help participants achieve their potential through education and training.

Assist in the distribution of USDA commodities and nutritious food items to individuals and families in need. Volunteers will help organize, pack, and distribute food items in collaboration with the St. Louis Area Food Bank.

Facilitate free Anger Management and Drug & Alcohol Education Classes designed to help individuals struggling with anger issues or maintaining sobriety. Classes meet throughout the week.

Assist in preparing and serving meals to unhoused families in St. Louis. Volunteers will work with 'Mama Cat' Cathy Daniels to create nutritious meals and help distribute them to those in need.

Assist in identifying and collecting data on plastic pollution in the Mississippi River as part of a global project to reduce ocean plastic pollution. Participate in clean-up activities and data collection efforts.

Assist in monitoring water quality by obtaining grab samples from various sites along the Dardenne Creek watershed. This program involves local teachers, students, and Stream Team Volunteers.

Participate in trash pickup, planting, and removal of invasive plants on public lands near the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. Help maintain and improve these vital natural areas.

Help remove invasive honeysuckle from public lands on and near the Missouri River. This effort is crucial for maintaining the health of local ecosystems.

Join hundreds of volunteers to pick up trash and recyclables across St. Charles County and beyond. This opportunity allows you to have a direct impact on the quality of the rivers and streams in your neighborhood.

Provide transportation for rescue animals to and from vet appointments, foster homes, and adoption events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and be comfortable handling animals during transport.

Help manage and create content for Lucky Chance Rescue's social media platforms. Volunteers will assist in promoting adoptable pets, events, and the organization's mission online.

Assist in planning and organizing adoption and fundraising events for Lucky Chance Rescue. Volunteers will help coordinate logistics, manage event details, and ensure successful execution of events.

Lead an interest club for Club Little House, utilizing your special skills such as computer programming, theater, or art. Engage with neurodiverse individuals to foster a supportive and inclusive environment.

Assist in building, painting, and dressing sets for upcoming shows. No experience or special skills needed, as tasks will be assigned based on your abilities.

Assist with ticket sales and box office needs before the show and at intermission. Volunteers will not miss any part of the show and can enjoy it for free.

Assist with sound, lighting, or props during the run of a show. Volunteers should be available for all performances and technical rehearsals prior to the show.

Work closely with the Director to manage costume and prop needs for shows. Help is also needed backstage during performances for costume-intensive shows.

Help take tickets, guide audience members, assist with concessions, and ensure all audience members are seated before performances. Enjoy the show for free while volunteering.

Assist the Arnold Food Pantry in stocking shelves and organizing food donations to help over 600 families per month. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring food security for less fortunate residents of the C-6 Fox school district.

Provide a temporary home for animals awaiting adoption. Help them adjust to a family environment and prepare them for adoption, ensuring a smooth transition to their forever homes.

Help take care of animals by feeding, cleaning, and ensuring their well-being until they find a forever home. Volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining the health and happiness of the animals.

Assist with organizing and running adoption events, fundraisers, and other community outreach programs. Volunteers help ensure events run smoothly and effectively.

Assist in collecting donated turkeys at the Turkey Truck. Volunteers are needed to help manage the collection and organization of turkeys donated by the community.

Help prepare the hall and count inventory the weekend before No Hunger Holiday. Tasks include setting up the venue and organizing supplies for the event.

Participate in the assembly line to prepare Thanksgiving meal packages on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. Volunteers can arrive as early as 7:30 a.m. and help until 3 or 4 p.m.

Assist in organizing and promoting neighborhood events and activities. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and community outreach to ensure successful participation and engagement.

Volunteers are needed for NIC's Summer 2025 Lemonade & More fundraising booth during Carondelet Park's Summer Concert Series on Sundays in July 2025 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Volunteers will assist with booth operations, engage with attendees, and support fundraising efforts.

Assist Vitendo 4 Africa in securing donations and outside funding sources to cover the cost of direct services to immigrants. Volunteers with experience in fundraising or development are encouraged to apply.

Support various special events by assisting with doctors' appointments, training new drivers, health fair screenings, and more. Volunteers can also help with office work and tutoring ESL and GED students.

Assist with organizing and managing upcoming events and activities to support underserved communities. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for participants.

Assist with special events such as the Bash at the Boulevard by helping clean tables and ensuring a pleasant environment for attendees. This event celebrates Lake Saint Louis's 50th anniversary.

Assist in the processing and pricing of donated items, ensuring they are ready for sale in the store. Volunteers will work with a team to sort and tag items.

Help with the merchandising of items in the store, ensuring that products are displayed attractively and are easy for customers to find.

Help sort and organize book donations, ensuring they are categorized and displayed for customers.

Assist in processing and organizing footwear donations. Volunteers will help ensure footwear is sorted, priced, and displayed appropriately.

Assist with maintaining the cleanliness and organization of the store. Volunteers will help ensure a tidy and welcoming environment for customers.

Market Ambassadors promote the market and support staff on Market days by assisting with setup, customer navigation, gathering feedback, and monitoring entrances. This role is ideal for individuals or groups looking to engage with the community and meet new people.

Capture pictures and videos on shore and in boats to create positive memories for skiers and their families. Professional status is not required, but we ask for memory cards or video creations after the event.

We need boat drivers with ski or tube pulling experience to assist in our adaptive water skiing events. Training on adapted water ski methods will be provided. Your boat must be registered with Lake St. Louis and have a valid LSL sticker.

Experienced boat personnel are needed to pull the pin, spot skiers, and handle the ropes during our events. A 'jumper' from the Wet Shore Assistance group will also assist in the boat.

Assist in shallow water, helping start skiers and providing safety support. Training and life jackets will be provided. This role involves riding on jet skis, ski boats, and assisting in deep water.

Assist instructors with fitting skiers and teaching them basic ski skills and hand signals on dry land. Volunteers will be trained on using and transporting equipment and helping skiers transfer in and out of equipment on land.

Handle the registration of all participants and volunteers on arrival, assist with filling ice chests, and help with food setup and cleanup. Volunteers will be the first to arrive and the first to leave.