In this role, you will assist with kitchen duties and facility maintenance, contributing to the overall environment of safety and support for our clients. A quick orientation will be provided, allowing you to make a difference without extensive training.

As an Advocate Volunteer, you will provide support and assistance to victims of domestic and sexual violence. This role requires completion of a 50-hour training program to prepare you for the challenges of direct-service volunteering, including working in our shelter or as a hospital advocate.

Alexandra House welcomes groups to assist with various projects, including preparing and serving meals, organizing donations, and conducting children's activities. Group sizes can vary, and projects can be scheduled during evenings or weekends.

Help coordinate meal donations for families in need by managing a meal train. This involves organizing schedules and ensuring families receive nutritious meals during their time of need.

Help assemble care packages for families in shelter. This includes gathering items, packing, and ensuring that families receive essential supplies during their stay.

Assist in organizing events for families and the community, including fundraisers and engagement activities. This role involves planning, coordination, and outreach to ensure successful events.

CORA Twin Cities members volunteer with Feed My Starving Children to help pack meals for children in need worldwide. Volunteers participate in packing sessions to prepare thousands of meals for distribution.

Turn hunger into hope by packing nutritious meals for hungry children around the world. You can pack meals on your own or with a group at any of our permanent packing sites or a MobilePack event in your area.

Assist in organizing and managing various fundraising events such as Pho Donation Events, Dance Lessons, and Karaoke Singing Events. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Assist in planning and organizing events to promote dog adoption and community awareness. Volunteers will help with logistics, coordination, and execution of events.

Volunteers are needed to help provide care for animals at our clinic location. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and providing love and attention to the animals. Training and necessary waivers will be provided.

Volunteers with experience in dispatch, case work, fundraising, marketing/graphic design/social media, and legislation are needed. Help raise funds and provide animal welfare education.

Help us at local one-off fundraising events by volunteering your time. Tasks may include setting up, greeting customers, and assisting with various activities to promote our mission and gather support for our cause.

Accept donations from the public, take inventory, and organize items at our Anoka Warehouse. Volunteer days needed include Tuesdays between 5:30 - 7 p.m. and Fridays between 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

State Humane Agents partner with law enforcement to investigate cases of animal cruelty throughout Minnesota. They are essential in providing communities with animal protection services.

Review applications for potential adopters and fosters to ensure they meet the organization's criteria. This role involves assessing applications and conducting follow-up interviews if necessary.

Join us as an Event Volunteer for our annual events such as the Angel Program and Collective Caring. You will assist with various tasks during these events, helping to create a positive experience for our community and the clients we serve.

Provide a temporary home for German Shepherds and Corgis until they are adopted. Fosters are responsible for the daily care and well-being of the dogs, including feeding, exercising, and socializing them.

Technology Assistants help patrons use computers and other technology at the library. Duties include helping patrons log on to public computers, assisting with printing, scanning, and photocopying, and helping users with digital library services.

Share your love of reading and skill-building with others at Metro North Adult Basic Education. Tutors receive training to work with adults needing help with basic reading and English as a Second Language.