Volunteers pack over 1,800 supplemental food boxes each month with cereal, juice, canned fruits, vegetables, milk and meat, rice or pasta, and peanut butter. Join our assembly line and help provide food boxes to hungry community members throughout the state.

This food must be sorted by hand, re-boxed, and properly labeled. Once the food is sorted and labeled, it can be made available to our partner agencies for distribution directly to those in need.

North Country occasionally has a need for assistance with direct mailings, creating booklets and other short-term projects that require assistance in the office. Join our team and help us raise funds for our operation or get information out to those who need it.

We are always looking for extra hands at our mobile food distributions! If you are interested in volunteering at an upcoming mobile food distribution, please email us or fill out the form below to indicate your interest.

Volunteers pack food bags each month with cereal, juice, canned fruits, vegetables, milk, and meal entrees. Join our assembly line and help provide food bags to hungry children throughout the state.

The Y Service Learning Program provides youth with opportunities to volunteer, gain self-esteem, leadership skills, and values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. Volunteers can engage in job shadowing, community service projects, and program committee involvement.

This program is for middle and high school-aged kids, pairing them with camp counselors to serve as positive role models. It provides teens with the opportunity to work with younger campers and prepare for future employment.

The YMCA works with local education institutions to provide hands-on experience related to future careers or to fulfill classroom volunteer requirements. Opportunities include co-leading youth sports, Jr. Lifeguarding, and being a Swim Instructor Assistant.

Bingo is at 1pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Help once in a while or pick a day to help out each week. The 'payout volunteers' need to be comfortable working with money. The 'floor walkers' need to be able to stand for a period of time.

Help seniors use smartphones, iPads, tablets, laptops, etc.

Help at weekday noon meals. Must be able to stand for 1 hour.

Help feed older homebound adults! Meals are delivered Monday through Friday, with volunteers meeting at 10:30 am, completing routes by noon.

Assist in returning the Ralph and Betty to their world-class appearance after events. Volunteers work in a fun environment with bonus options available for working multiple events.

Help sell great food to world-class sports fans during hockey games. Volunteers receive a food discount and work in a fun environment. The more games your group works, the more you make.

Volunteers in the Comfort & Cheer Cart program provide comfort items to patients, enhancing their hospital experience. Volunteers should be caring and respectful of patient confidentiality.

Engage with the community to promote health awareness and Altru's services. Volunteers will participate in events and distribute educational materials to enhance community health.

Provide administrative support to various departments within Altru Health System. Responsibilities include data entry, filing, and assisting with special projects as needed.

Assist patients and visitors at Altru Health System by providing directions, information, and support during their visit. Volunteers will help ensure a positive experience for all guests.

Volunteers assist clients on food pantry days, involving lifting and engaging with clients. Available on Tuesdays from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM and Wednesdays from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM.

Volunteers assist in organizing, sending letters to donors, and helping veterans move from homelessness into their new homes. This role may involve some lifting.

Volunteers perform office duties including cleaning, purging outdated client folders, filing, data entry, and organizing storage. Flexible hours from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

This program serves low-income seniors and requires volunteers to lift and distribute commodity boxes. Volunteers assist in loading commodities into vehicles at locations in Park River, Walhalla, and Grand Forks.

Volunteers are needed to pick up fresh food donations in Grand Forks on Friday mornings. This role requires loading and unloading food boxes, which may be heavy at times. A valid driver's license is required.

Assist in various roles at spay/neuter clinics, including check-in, recovery, discharge, and supporting veterinarians and technicians. Volunteers will help ensure the smooth operation of the clinic and provide care to animals.

Participate in wellness clinics by assisting with check-in, supporting veterinarians and technicians, and providing care to animals. Volunteers will help maintain clinic operations and ensure quality care for animals.

Engage in construction projects by assisting with framing, dry wall, carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, and painting. Volunteers will contribute to building and maintaining facilities for veterinary clinics.

Provide administrative support through board membership, scholarship committee participation, social media and marketing support, data entry, and business mentorship. Volunteers will assist in the organizational and operational aspects of the clinics.

Help improve the mental health of the animals by assembling dog and cat treats and toys. This opportunity is kid-friendly and helps enhance the animals' experience.

Help keep animals happy and active by assisting with dog walking, cat care, feeding, playing, and socializing. Volunteers play a crucial role in the well-being of the animals.

Use your organizational skills to assist with filing, mailings, data entry, returning emails, and other clerical tasks. This support is essential for the smooth operation of the rescue.