Volunteers operate the sales stands during the seasons for Sweet Corn, Sunflowers, and Pumpkins grown on the Big Shoal Farm. This role involves handling transactions and interacting with customers.

Volunteers dress up to portray historical figures for the Big Shoal Cemetery Tours. This role involves engaging with visitors and providing historical context in an interactive manner.

Volunteers cover operating hours for the Museum by working in the Museum Store and giving tours to visitors. This role is essential in providing a welcoming and informative experience for guests.

Volunteers are needed for events like The Restoration Run, The Big Shoal Country Fair, and Photos and Cookies with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Volunteers assist in event setup, coordination, and guest interaction.

Help with planting, watering, weeding, and harvesting fresh produce in the summer.

Support staff during Kids Night Out events, providing a safe and enjoyable environment for children.

Assist teens in developing their STEM skills by facilitating engaging, tech-based programs.

Lead or support active play, storytime, and art projects while ensuring a fun and safe environment for children.

Assist with pantry organization, serve as a welcoming presence for community members, and help keep the pantry running smoothly.

Help create a clean, welcoming environment for members by maintaining gym equipment and providing support to gym users.

Assist in providing medical care at weekly clinics for the homeless and uninsured in Kansas City. Volunteers with medical backgrounds are encouraged to apply, but all are welcome to contribute in various capacities.

The Birmingham Fire Department is seeking individuals to fill Volunteer Firefighter positions within the organization. Performs duties, both in emergency and non-emergency situations, related to fire protection, emergency medical services, hazardous materials response, and emergency management delivery. Serves as the principal hands-on labor in providing fire department emergency and non-emergency services to the community. | Requirements: High School Diploma or GED. Valid Drivers Licence. Able to pass criminal background check. Would prefer the member to reside in the NE area of the Kansas City Metropolitan area but residence requirements are flexible. Training and education will be provided. | Categories: Community Education, Department Support, Firefighter, Other, EMT, Fundraising

Volunteers are needed to help maintain gardens and woodland restoration, as well as pick up litter at Kaw Point Park. Gardening and cleanup days are held from March to November on one Saturday morning each month from 9am to noon.

Volunteers will sew KC Community Bags for The Sewing Labs, which are distributed to unsheltered individuals. These bags include a street map and emergency resources for those experiencing homelessness.

As a volunteer eye care professional, you will conduct comprehensive eye exams, provide essential treatments and prescriptions for corrective lenses, and detect and refer patients for further care if needed. Your expertise can transform lives by helping individuals see clearly for the first time in years.

Student volunteers assist with pre-exam procedures, learn basic eye health assessments, and observe and assist in the dispensing of corrective lenses. This role provides hands-on experience for aspiring healthcare professionals in a clinical setting.

Assist in designing, building, constructing, assembling, or sewing custom costumes for children in wheelchairs. Volunteers can also help with graphic design, social media, or work at trade shows and fundraisers.

Participate in workshops to help build multiple costumes with other volunteers. Learn various costume-building techniques for different types of wheelchairs.

Engage in a team-building experience by volunteering to design and build a costume with your colleagues. This opportunity encourages teamwork and creativity while contributing to a rewarding cause.

Victim advocates provide empathetic support to victims of police violence, assisting with counseling, advocacy, and problem-solving. They help secure funding, provide meals, and support families through legal proceedings.