Greet and assist clients in shopping and weighing their food. Provide a non-judgmental, compassionate experience to those in need.

Greets clients, answers phones, schedules appointments, and performs data entry. Help maintain a welcoming environment for all visitors.

Pack and deliver food for up to three families in the areas of Chaska, Chanhassen, Carver, and Victoria. Ensure timely and accurate delivery of food items.

Assist with fundraisers, food drives, marketing, newsletters, website updates, and donation thank you's. Volunteers help raise awareness and support for the food shelf's mission.

Be part of a group of individuals who come in weekly to clean the building. Volunteers help maintain a welcoming and hygienic environment for clients and staff.

Assist in receiving, weighing, and sorting food donations and deliveries, and restocking store shelves. Volunteers ensure the efficient operation of the food distribution process.

Pick up grocery items from local grocery stores and restaurants. Volunteers help maintain a steady supply of food for the shelf.

Practice your friendly and helpful greeting skills in this position. Your primary responsibility includes answering the phone, greeting visitors, and assisting guests as they research and view displays and explore Chaska history.

Assist with decorating or as a program or tour leader. This role is perfect for those with limited availability who want to contribute to events and programs at the Chaska Historical Society.

Learn the collection development process of the History Center. You will archive photographs or artifacts while teamed with an experienced volunteer to build a legacy of resources for future researchers.

Team up with others interested in sharing Chaska's history. This role requires an artistic eye, problem-solving skills, clear communication skills, and the ability to work with others.

Assist or lead activities such as crafts, games, music, yoga, and much more! Dig into your creative side and help us put together fun events like Halloween party, formal dances, etc.

Support individuals and staff at community outings by pushing wheelchairs, walking with clients, etc.

Assist with various events such as the annual Gala in the Gardens, Taste and Toast, 5K walks, holiday markets, and art fairs. Volunteers help with registration, greeting guests, and behind-the-scenes preparation.

Volunteers are needed to support youth education programs serving over 40,000 children annually. Former teachers are encouraged to apply, and additional training will be provided. Volunteers also assist with adult education programs on plant-related topics.

Volunteer with the Plant Conservation Program to maintain a seed bank for imperiled plants, study Minnesota's terrestrial orchids, and conduct field studies. Tasks include cleaning seed collections, conducting research, and collecting data.

Assist in organizing and executing the annual Shakopee Senior Graduation Party, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for graduates. Volunteers are needed for various tasks including setup, event management, and cleanup.

The Shakopee Fire Department employs a small contingent of full-time firefighters, as well as a larger staff of paid-on-call firefighters who are responsible for responding to emergency calls and attending training and drills, on an average of five to 10 hours per week. Paid-on-call firefighters are generally hired each spring. If you are interested in applying at that time, visit the City of Shakopee's Employment page or sign up to be notified when applications are being accepted. Firefighters in uniform BENEFITS •Starting wage of $15/hour •Paid training •Pension benefits of $8,800 per year of service (Fully vested after 20 years) •Leadership opportunities •Serve your community | Requirements: *Must be 18 years of age or older *Must be able to understand spoken and written English language *Possess a valid driver's license *Reside within a 10 minute response time of a Shakopee fire station *Must be able to maintain an attendance record of 35 percent for emergency calls and drills The selection process includes an oral interview, background check, physical agility testing, and psychological, medical and drug testing. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Join our team in keeping our roads clean and safe by participating in our highway cleanup events. Volunteers will help pick up litter and ensure the roads are tidy, contributing to a safer environment for all.

Participate in our monthly community meal project by helping prepare and serve meals to those in need. Volunteers will work as a team to ensure a welcoming and nourishing experience for all attendees.