As a social media updater, you will help manage and update our social media accounts to promote our pets and events. Creativity and familiarity with social media platforms are essential.

As a pet transporter, you will be responsible for providing transportation for pets to and from veterinary appointments or adoption events. A valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle are required.

As a foster care provider, you will offer a safe and loving home for pets until they find their forever homes. All food, vetting, and other expenses for the pet will be covered by the organization.

Provide childcare for children during the Winner's Circle Meeting on Wednesday evenings from 5:50 to 6:50 PM. Volunteers will ensure a safe and engaging environment for the children while their parents participate in the meeting.

Prepare and provide a meal for one of the monthly Circles of Support Dinners. Volunteers will help foster community and support among participants by sharing a meal together.

Volunteer for a 2- to 3-hour shift at the Handmade Omaha Show, assisting with event logistics and enjoying snacks, shirts, and fun. After your shift, explore the Handmade Omaha vendors.

Join us for a one-hour presentation and tour of our campus where you will explain the various volunteer opportunities available at Open Door Mission. This is a great way to engage with potential volunteers and share the mission's impact.

As a Meal Service Volunteer, you will help prepare and serve meals to individuals and families experiencing hunger. This role is crucial in meeting the basic needs of our community members and providing them with a warm meal.

As a member of the Volunteer Club, you will participate in monthly meetings and help prepare sandwiches for those in need. This is a great opportunity to connect with other volunteers and make a direct impact.

Join us on October 16th and 17th to help collect bikes at various Walmart locations around Omaha. Volunteers will assist in accepting bike donations and unloading bikes from trucks at our warehouse location.

Starting in late October, we will need volunteers to help clean and repair bikes. No prior skills are necessary, and anyone can contribute to making a difference for kids in our community.

Volunteers at the Check-In Station will greet attendees, verify tickets, and provide event materials. Strong interpersonal skills are preferred.

Floaters will assist in various areas of the event as needed, providing support to different teams. ServSafe certification is preferred but not required.

Volunteers will assist in the breakdown and cleanup of the event space after the festival concludes. This role requires physical activity and teamwork.

As a Whiskey Pourer, volunteers will be responsible for serving whiskey samples to attendees. Volunteers must be ServSafe Certified and available for the entirety of their shift.

Provide direct support to survivors through mentorship, teaching classes, equine therapy, counseling, or skill-building workshops. Volunteers will work closely with survivors to aid in their recovery and empowerment.

Help identify and write grants, foster relationships with sponsors and partners, and plan fundraising events. Coordinate membership events and acquire auction donations.

Help spread awareness and educate communities about human trafficking. Volunteers will engage with community members to share information and resources, aiming to increase public understanding and prevention of trafficking.

For ages 15-25, join the committee to help make an environmental impact within the city. Engage with existing environmental groups to stay connected and informed.

Assist in planning GOC events like the Sustainability Rapid Roundtable and Film Festival. Develop resources to educate and connect the green community, and assist with advocacy campaigns.