Participate in the Community Clean Up Day by cleaning 300 feet on either side of your property. Place your bags at the end of your driveway for pick-up. Help keep the area clean and display neighborhood pride.

Assist in educating the public about wolves and their ecosystems. Volunteers will participate in outreach programs and help develop educational materials.

Assist with the annual picnic by helping with set-up, serving food, and clean-up. Volunteers are needed to ensure a smooth and enjoyable event for the community.

Participate in field research and data collection on wolf populations and their habitats. Volunteers will work alongside experts in the field.

Support families experiencing a crisis by providing a safe and temporary place for children age 12 and younger. Must be a licensed provider – child care, foster care or child care center.

Support the Duluth Art Institute during events by helping with logistics, guest services, and event setup and teardown. Volunteers will play a crucial role in ensuring events run smoothly and guests have a positive experience.

Assist with the setup and maintenance of art exhibitions at the Duluth Art Institute. Volunteers will help with installation, visitor engagement, and ensuring the gallery space is welcoming and informative.

YWCA Duluth offers internships to students and community members to learn about running a nonprofit organization. Interns will engage in social activism and gain experience in nonprofit management.

Support community programs by assisting with event organization and participant engagement. Help ensure programs run smoothly and effectively.

Participate in family-oriented volunteer opportunities that allow the whole family to engage in community service. Activities may include organizing events and supporting community programs.

Assist in coaching and supporting youth programs. Engage with children and help facilitate activities that promote physical and social development.

Our mentoring programs connect dedicated volunteers with youth eager for support, guidance, and new experiences. Together, we build meaningful relationships that foster mutual growth, broaden horizons, and strengthen community ties.

The Duluth Commission on Disabilities is seeking an additional Board member to help advocate for individuals with disabilities. Responsibilities include attending meetings, participating in discussions, and contributing to the development of policies and programs.

Operations volunteers fulfill the roles of engineer, brakeman, and conductor for the North Shore Scenic Railroad excursions and moving equipment in the museum. This role requires completing training and passing a certification test to operate trains.

Docents provide education to the public about objects in the museum and railroad history. This role involves interacting with visitors and sharing knowledge about the exhibits.

Shop volunteers help maintain the working cars and locomotives used on the North Shore Scenic Railroad, as well as restore historical locomotives and rolling stock. This role is vital for keeping the museum's exhibits in top condition.

Volunteers ages 10 – 17 help in a variety of departments and special projects. This role provides young volunteers with the opportunity to learn new skills and contribute to the museum's mission.

Volunteers ages 10 – 17 help in a variety of departments and special projects. This role provides young volunteers with an opportunity to learn and contribute to the museum's operations.

Archives volunteers assist the curatorial team with cataloging historical documents and artifacts related to railroad history.

Shop volunteers help maintain the working cars and locomotives used on the North Shore Scenic Railroad, as well as restore historical locomotives and rolling stock. This role involves hands-on work with machinery and tools.