Assist with organizing and managing upcoming events and activities to support underserved communities. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for participants.

Zone Helpers assist with various non-academic areas such as leading workshops, helping with events, fundraising, and administrative tasks.

Zone Friends serve as role models and mentors for young people, believing in their potential to succeed in life.

Zone Tutors are licensed educators who love to teach young people. Their ultimate goal is to help fill academic gaps and support young people to succeed academically and socially.

Zone Mentors are individuals passionate about helping young people excel. They offer mentoring, homework assistance, and counseling to guide young people towards their desired future.

Support various special events by assisting with doctors' appointments, training new drivers, health fair screenings, and more. Volunteers can also help with office work and tutoring ESL and GED students.

Assist Vitendo 4 Africa in securing donations and outside funding sources to cover the cost of direct services to immigrants. Volunteers with experience in fundraising or development are encouraged to apply.

Volunteers at Rustic Roots Sanctuary assist with various tasks including farm work, community events, and educational programs. Volunteers are expected to bring empathy, compassion, and patience as they engage with the community and support the sanctuary's mission.

Volunteers conduct investigative research for animal cruelty action alerts and updates, posted on social media and the website. They gather information on stranded animals and disaster zone access, coordinate nonprofit events, and boost social media presence.

Participate in garden work days to help with planting, pruning, weeding, and other garden maintenance tasks. Volunteer commitments are as low as two hours once a month during the growing season.

Provide transportation for members to the grocery store or medical appointments, ensuring they have access to essential services and supplies. Volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining the independence and well-being of our members.

Help members with simple home maintenance tasks such as changing light bulbs, raking leaves, and shoveling snow. This support allows members to live safely and comfortably in their homes.

Share your favorite hobby with members, providing them with opportunities to learn new skills and engage in enjoyable activities. This role fosters community and connection among members.

Assist members with computer-related tasks, helping them stay connected and engaged with the community. Volunteers should be comfortable with basic technology and able to provide patient support.

Enjoy neighborhood walks with members, promoting physical activity and social interaction. This role is perfect for those who enjoy being outdoors and engaging with others.

Assist in preparing and serving meals to unhoused families in St. Louis. Volunteers will work with 'Mama Cat' Cathy Daniels to create nutritious meals and help distribute them to those in need.

Facilitate free Anger Management and Drug & Alcohol Education Classes designed to help individuals struggling with anger issues or maintaining sobriety. Classes meet throughout the week.

Teach and mentor individuals in various life skills such as energy conservation, budgeting, anger management, parenting, and nutrition. Volunteers will help participants achieve their potential through education and training.

Assist in the distribution of USDA commodities and nutritious food items to individuals and families in need. Volunteers will help organize, pack, and distribute food items in collaboration with the St. Louis Area Food Bank.

Help facilitate classes, programs, and events at the Mirowitz Center. Volunteers are needed to assist in organizing and managing various activities for residents and community members.