Volunteers are expected to engage in hard work, including cleaning up after and feeding animals, and performing other tasks around the sanctuary property. Only weekly and seasonally consistent volunteers will get a chance to work directly with the animals.

We are always looking for handy volunteers that can help build, fix, and design new animal enclosures. Volunteers will assist in maintaining the sanctuary's infrastructure to ensure a safe and comfortable environment for the foxes.

Assist in the care and maintenance of animals at Rescue 55021. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and providing companionship to the animals. Volunteers will also help with grooming and other health needs as required.

Assist with school groups, clubs, organizations, and large groups touring the Museum, Alexander Faribault House, or Outbuildings. Training and materials will be provided.

Assist with processing RCHS archives and collection items, including new donations and inventories of the existing collection. No prior experience is necessary as training will be provided.

Write stories as a guest columnist about Rice County history and topics of interest. Help package the quarterly newsletter for mailing.

Help out during the Rice County Fair and special events at the Museum, Harvest & Heritage Hall, School House, or Log Cabin. Various roles available depending on the event.

Volunteer medical providers are invaluable partners and deliver critical services in our community. They help us extend our limited resources, providing a unique quality of care and building community within our clinic.

Assist in delivering meals to older adults and individuals with disabilities in the community. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring that recipients receive nutritious meals and a friendly visit.

Support participants and their caregivers during our nature-based art sessions, held twice a month at the farm. This role is great for those who enjoy being creative, connecting with people, and helping foster an inclusive, welcoming environment.

Help welcome individuals and small groups during our open morning hours. This includes greeting visitors, helping them get oriented to the space, offering light support (kitchen/materials), and helping keep the space tidy and running smoothly.

Assist with various youth programs supported by HCI, providing administrative and logistical support. Engage with youth and families to help facilitate program activities and events.

Help assemble care bags for community members in need, including birthday bags and toiletry bags. This role is perfect for groups looking to make a tangible impact in the lives of families.

Volunteers help in the food access locations by sorting and distributing food to community members in need. This role is vital in ensuring that families have access to healthy and nutritious food options.

Assist residents with the outside garden, including watering, planting, and harvesting. This role supports residents in enjoying outdoor activities.

Visit with assigned residents to play games, read, go for walks, and do crafts. This role helps maintain an active and vibrant senior community.

Form a special bond with a resident by visiting regularly. This role is about building meaningful relationships and providing companionship.

Receptionist volunteers help manage the front desk, greet patients, and assist with administrative tasks. This role is vital for maintaining the smooth operation of the clinic and providing excellent service to patients.

Nurse volunteers provide essential nursing care and support to patients. They work closely with medical staff to ensure high-quality health services are delivered to the community.

Interpreter volunteers assist in bridging communication gaps between healthcare providers and patients. This role is essential for ensuring that all patients receive accurate information and care in their preferred language.