Assist in the archiving of historical items related to Dinkytown. Help preserve the unique and important neighborhood for future students and generations.

Assist in the planning and execution of events aimed at preserving Dinkytown's history. Work with neighborhood and city alliances to ensure successful programming.

Support the organization's outreach efforts by assisting with communications and media tasks. Help with flyer canvassing and program open-source CMS for online archiving.

Assist in identifying and implementing cost-effective, energy-saving measures for homes. Tasks include installing insulation, reducing air leaks, and performing heating tune-ups and modifications.

Community volunteers, including parents and grandparents, play a vital role in SASSAk12’s programming. We welcome volunteers from all walks of life, especially retired teachers or researchers, to support our educational initiatives.

Join the SASSAk12 Board to help shape the future of the organization. We are seeking individuals with professional experience in education, finance, or legal fields to contribute their expertise.

Join Ka Joog in organizing and participating in Somali Week events. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and engagement with the community to promote cultural understanding and community ties.

Volunteers play an important role in ensuring patrons and visitors have an outstanding experience at the Guthrie. Responsibilities may include ushering, assisting with events, and providing information to guests.

Assist in presenting Iraqi and American visual art, film, bookmaking, and theater to audiences throughout Minnesota. Support the coordination and execution of arts events and exhibitions.

Facilitate cultural, language, personal, and professional exchanges between Iraqis and Americans. Help organize and manage events that promote understanding and collaboration.

Recording program volunteers assist with recording, editing, and checking the quality of new digital talking books for patrons and users across the country. The program focuses on books of local and regional interest to Minnesota.

Work with the Market Chef to prepare a seasonal recipe with market ingredients, then prepare samples for shoppers at the market. No experience needed, just wear close-toed shoes and cooking-friendly clothes.

Help educate MCFM visitors about compostable plastics, manage composting stations, and collect data for the Zero Waste program. Everyone from Master Recyclers to beginners is welcome, with training provided at the start of each shift.

Join the Benefit Planning Committee to support the annual Harvest Social fundraiser, which directly benefits farmers. The committee meets monthly from March through August.

Help ensure meals get to families on time serving meals in our dining hall. All volunteers must be 18+ or 13+ with a chaperone. We are seeking individual and groups who are willing to commit to a one-time, weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly shift for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Assist teaching artists during art-themed workshops when schools are out. Requires a visual arts background and experience working with children. An interview is necessary for this position.

Assist with cleaning the Articulture space once or twice a month during the school year. Volunteers receive gift cards for classes as a token of appreciation.

Help with various tasks related to fundraising events, including setup, customer assistance, and breakdown. No experience is needed, but outgoing individuals who can promote Articulture and arts education are preferred.

Provide occasional maintenance support for small jobs. This is an ongoing 'on-call' volunteer position. Volunteers receive gift cards for classes as a token of appreciation.

Join the crew every other Sunday evening for 1-2 hours to set up the agility course for the upcoming week of classes. Perks include being able to bring your dog to run the course, and additional ring privileges during non-operating hours.