Engage with the community by liking or sharing Burnsville Historical Society's postings on Facebook. Help spread the word about Burnsville's rich history and foster community engagement.

Learn to use scanners to digitize photos and documents for the Burnsville Historical Archive. This role is crucial for preserving historical materials and making them accessible online.

Interview individuals with stories about Burnsville to capture personal histories and enrich the community's historical narrative. This role involves reaching out to community members and conducting interviews.

Take photos or videos around Burnsville to capture the essence of the community. These visual materials will be used to enhance the historical archive and online presence.

Write articles for the Burnsville Wiki to document and share the community's history. This role involves researching historical materials and crafting engaging articles for the website.

Assist with organizing and managing adoption events, including setting up, interacting with potential adopters, and ensuring the safety and well-being of animals during the event. Volunteers should have good interpersonal skills and a passion for animal welfare.

Develop friendships with residents by visiting them, helping with letter writing, reading, and sharing interests. This role enhances the social well-being of our residents.

Enrich the lives of residents with your musical talents. Perform music to provide entertainment and joy to our community.

Visit designated residents with your canine companion. Pets are recognized as beneficial to residents, providing comfort and joy.

Escort residents to our Sunday morning worship services, providing companionship and support. This role is crucial in ensuring residents can participate in spiritual activities.

Assist the Therapeutic Recreation staff with simple resident nail care, providing a pampering experience. This is a great opportunity to socialize with residents.

Mentors provide guidance and support to individuals transitioning from incarceration back into the community. Volunteers will help mentees navigate challenges and build a stable life post-release.

Volunteers will correspond with incarcerated individuals, offering companionship and emotional support through letters. This role helps to reduce feelings of isolation among prisoners.

Volunteers are needed to assist in the preservation and restoration of vintage buses. This role involves hands-on work with the buses, helping to maintain and restore them to their former glory. Volunteers should have an interest in vintage buses or history.

Volunteers at the Rahma Clinic assist in providing free medical services to the community every Saturday morning. The clinic is open to everyone, regardless of race, color, or religion, and does not require any kind of insurance.

Help clean and enhance Island 828 to promote its use by paddlers. Volunteers will clean sandy beach areas and former campsites, focusing on cleaning up makeshift fire pits and installing new fire rings.

Participate in a pilot project to support pollinators in Pool 2 by planting native seed mixes. This project aims to raise awareness of environmental issues such as riverbank and island erosion and sedimentation.

Event Volunteers assist in setting up and tearing down events, engage with the public about the rescue's work, and may bring their Dane as an ambassador. They help ensure events run smoothly and support fundraising efforts.

Home Visit Volunteers assess potential adoptive homes by visiting applicants, observing their environment, and determining suitability for a Great Dane. They ensure the home meets the specific needs of the breed.

Foster Mentors educate assigned foster homes on the foster process and rules, connect fosters with resources, and maintain communication with foster homes. They report incidents to the Director of Foster Homes and require excellent communication and organizational skills.