Assist in organizing and managing dressage competitions and events. Responsibilities may include setting up equipment, coordinating with participants, and ensuring the smooth operation of the event.

Engage with the Altis Natural School by supporting research projects and educational workshops. Volunteers will collaborate with university partners and participate in citizen science campaigns.

Volunteers will participate in monitoring the health of Missouri's forests, collecting data, and reporting findings to help conserve and sustain forest resources. Training and scientific information on tree care and management will be provided.

Volunteer your time, talent, and passion to support CoMo Preservation's mission of preserving Columbia's unique architectural history. Volunteers can join one of the teams (Education, Advocacy, Restoration) to work on various projects.

Assist in the conservation and restoration efforts at the It's Our Wild Nature Sanctuary. Volunteers will help with tasks such as planting native species, maintaining trails, and supporting educational programs.

Mentor minority children aged 12 to 15 in a hands-on journalism workshop that introduces them to multimedia storytelling and journalism. Volunteers will guide students in news reporting, writing, photojournalism, and video storytelling, helping to build their self-confidence and critical thinking skills.

Facilitate discussions in the Oasis Book Club, encouraging youth to engage in reading and critical thinking. Volunteers will help organize bi-weekly Reader’s Circle meetings and support youth in their reading journeys.

Engage with youth in the community through mentorship programs, helping them discover their strengths and passions. Volunteers will participate in workshops and activities designed to empower young individuals.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks such as setting up and tearing down tents, installations, and performance stages. They will also help with vendor care, general volunteering, and promotional activities like distributing flyers and posting on social media.

Provide a temporary home for Chihuahuas in need, offering them love and care until they find a permanent home. Volunteers are provided with food, supplies, and medical coverage for the foster pets.

Join a Missouri Stream Team to help with stream stewardship, education, and advocacy. Volunteers participate in activities such as trash removal, water quality monitoring, and tree planting to protect and preserve Missouri's waterways.

The Boone County Fire District is the largest volunteer fire department in the State of Missouri. We continuously accept applications for new firefighters and EMT's for two recruit classes each year. For more information visit our site at www.bcfdmo.com | Requirements: Applicants must be 18 years of age and able to complete a physical agility assessment. An overview of that assessment can be found at https://youtu.be/uirgbdKr5tg | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Walk and work with dogs at the Unchained Melodies facility, participate in outreach events, and assist with cleaning, feeding, and caring for dogs in the Puppy Nursery. Volunteers play a vital role in transforming the lives of dogs in need.

Support Unchained Melodies events by helping with setup, coordination, and community outreach. Volunteers help spread awareness and engage with the community to support the organization's mission.

Assist with transporting dogs and supplies to and from various locations, ensuring the safe and efficient movement of animals and materials as needed by the organization.

Volunteers assist Garden Educators with tasks like pest control, fertilizing, and construction/repair of garden structures. Ideal for those with gardening, farming, or handyman skills. Time commitment is flexible based on volunteer skills and garden needs.

Volunteers are needed to help open and close structures, perform minimal watering, and trim plants of old leaves on weekends. This role significantly eases the burden on the work team and requires reliability and basic gardening skills.

Volunteers will work with elementary students (3rd-4th grade) in garden work, eco-art projects, and other outdoor activities. Responsibilities include small group instruction, assistance with preparation and cleanup, and attending one 2-hour session each Wednesday.