Join our mission to change the way the world views adults with disabilities by supporting our community through various volunteer opportunities. Volunteers are required to complete a background check and will work closely with our Citizens, helping them in their vocational activities.

As a museum greeter, you will be the first point of contact for visitors, welcoming them to the museum and providing information. No history background is needed, just a friendly demeanor and a love for meeting new people. Shifts are available Wednesday through Saturday, each lasting 2.5 hours.

As a courthouse tour guide, you will lead tours on Fridays and assist with special events. Tours last about 45 minutes and cover significant historical aspects of the county courthouses and notable trials.

Assist the Educator with educational programs, including traveling trunks and field trips. Help prepare for events and conduct research for programs to enhance the educational experience.

Support staff with various administrative tasks such as membership processing, data entry, and mailings. This role is essential for the smooth operation of the museum's administrative functions.

Work behind the scenes with the Curator to catalog artifacts, perform inventories, and assist with exhibit setup and takedown. This role provides a unique opportunity to engage with the museum's collections.

Help manage crowds and assist with the setup and breakdown of special events at the museum. This role is crucial for ensuring events run smoothly and are enjoyable for all attendees.

Lead and supervise activities at the VLS Kid's Camp, ensuring children are engaged and learning about American history and values through games, music, and educational videos. Volunteers will also assist with snacks and rewards.

Volunteers are needed to provide one-on-one care during 'Hope Nights' and assist in organizing 'Soar Days' for joyful events that offer breaks for caregivers. Volunteers will connect with local churches and schools to engage with the community.

Life Skill Trainers teach classes at the Reset Resource Center, sharing skills like First Aid, budgeting, and vehicle maintenance. Trainers help cultivate and build life skills training classes.

Help manage our social media pages and provide graphic design or photography support. Volunteers assist in promoting our mission and finding fosters and forever homes for pets in need.

Provide pet sitting or dog walking services for animals in our foster program. Volunteers help ensure animals receive care and attention while waiting for their forever homes.

Miscellaneous Volunteers assist with special events, food donations, and other needs. They participate in activities like Love Came Down at Christmas and weekly cookie baking.

General Volunteers support various activities such as cooking and planning creative activities. All volunteers must pass an FBI background check before interacting with youth.

Help transport animals to their forever homes and assist with vet appointments. Volunteers ensure our animals can make the journey to their forever homes.

Entry-Level Mentors assist teens on probation by participating in events like Teen Night and Serve Days, and providing transportation if needed. They offer guidance and support to help teens complete their probation and transition to adulthood.

Advanced Mentors work one-on-one with teens in the CORE Program, providing stability and guidance. They attend events like Sunday Fun Day and support teens as they transition back into the community after incarceration.

Volunteers are needed for hands-on work at the shelter, which includes caring for animals, cleaning, and assisting with daily operations. This role is crucial for the well-being of the animals and the smooth running of the shelter.

Volunteers are needed to assist with fundraising efforts and participate in program and volunteer committees. This role involves organizing events and supporting the shelter's initiatives.

Volunteers assist with daily operations at the rehabilitation center, including washing dishes, doing laundry, cleaning cages, preparing food, feeding animals, and maintaining cleanliness. Volunteers are expected to commit to a weekly 3-hour shift or more.