Assist with decoration preparations for the Millard West Post Prom event. No experience required, all supplies and guidance provided. Help ensure a safe and fun environment for students.

Volunteer during the Post Prom weekend to help supervise and ensure the safety of students. Various roles available, including setup and teardown. Parents are encouraged to participate.

Support daytime sessions by assisting with horse care, preparing equipment, and ensuring a safe environment for participants. Volunteers should be comfortable working with animals and have good communication skills.

Assist with maintaining the academy's grounds, including tasks like fence mending, trash pickup, and general landscaping. Volunteers should be prepared for physical work and enjoy working outdoors.

Assist with administrative tasks such as organizing files, managing correspondence, and supporting the daily operations of the academy. Volunteers should have strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently or as part of a team.

Engage with volunteers to ensure they are well-informed and satisfied with their roles. Responsibilities include coordinating volunteer schedules and addressing any concerns they may have.

Join our team to assist cancer patients with various tasks such as yard work, home cleaning, driving or running errands, snow removal, and more. Your time and effort can make a significant difference in the lives of those affected by cancer.

Assist in organizing and executing fundraising events such as The Freedom Run in Aurora, NE, and the Top Golf fundraiser in Omaha. Volunteers may also spearhead their own fundraising events to support the organization's mission.

Join the Ambassador Network to help provide hope for Deaf children in poverty. This program offers a flexible commitment, a huge impact, and an encouraging team environment.

Join the team that plans and organizes events to showcase foster dogs and help raise funds. Volunteers with creative ideas for games and attendance-building activities are encouraged to apply.

Conduct home visits to screen potential foster or adoptive families for GRRIN dogs. This role involves meeting new people and ensuring a safe environment for the dogs.

Assist GRRIN by returning calls and interviewing individuals interested in surrendering or adopting a Golden Retriever. This role is ideal for those who can volunteer during evenings or weekends.

Provide a temporary home for Golden Retrievers, helping them with housetraining and obedience training until they are ready for adoption. Foster providers must have a fenced area and comply with GRRIN policies.

Assess incoming dogs to ensure they are Golden Retrievers and have a sound temperament. This role is ideal for those who are dog savvy and enjoy meeting new canines.

Assist with the intake process by interviewing surrendering owners, gathering vet records, and coordinating the dog's entry into GRRIN. Detail-oriented individuals are encouraged to apply.

Help transport Golden Retrievers to foster homes or veterinary appointments. This role is perfect for dog lovers with short blocks of time available during the day.

Provide a temporary home for boxers in need, offering them care and support until they are adopted. Volunteers should be prepared to care for dogs with various needs and backgrounds.

Participate in organizing and executing fundraising events to support the rescue efforts. Volunteers will help with event planning, setup, and coordination.

Assist in transporting boxers to and from foster homes, veterinary appointments, and adoption events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and be comfortable handling dogs.

Join NJIVA CHARITIES in their mission to provide water scarcity solutions that bring hope, health, and opportunity to communities worldwide. Volunteers will assist in advocacy for clean water and promote sanitation practices.

Members of the Board of Directors are crucial to the mission’s success, providing oversight for the organization’s fulfillment of its mission to the community. Responsibilities include setting the direction, providing financial oversight, and supporting resource generation.

Volunteers help host community workshops during the spring, summer, and fall. This role involves event management and community engagement.

This director manages laptop applications, maintains a database, cultivates community partners, and keeps an inventory of laptops. Some duties require community engagement.

Responsible for maintaining computers, setting up servers, and ensuring technology functions properly. This role involves technical skills and problem-solving.

This director creates outreach opportunities, tracks service recipients, and communicates with past recipients to assess needs. Some duties require community engagement.

The Mobile Makerspace Director oversees the program, maintains the trailer, secures sponsors, and manages events. This role requires community engagement and event management skills.

Manages donor relations, writes grants, secures major gifts, and plans fundraising events. This role involves community engagement and can largely be done from home.

Responsible for scheduling workshops and classes, finding instructors, and ordering supplies. This role involves community engagement and can largely be done from home.

Instructors are needed for evening and weekend workshops on various topics like art, woodworking, and technology. Instructors earn a percentage of class fees.

The Operations Director oversees facility management, day-to-day operations, supply chain, and human resources. This role can largely be done from home but requires some on-site presence.

The Mentoring Director tracks youth in the program, finds new mentors, and implements the STRONG life skills program. This role involves community engagement and can largely be done from home.

Facilitators help run a program for teen girls, exposing them to STEM and trade areas. This role involves mentoring and program development.

The Volunteer Director is responsible for volunteer recruitment, training, placement, and retention. This role involves communication with other directors and volunteers and can largely be done from home.

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Teach or share a passion/hobby with older adults for 1 hour each weekday. Topics can include gardening, crafts, technology, and more.

Pick up groceries at ISC and deliver them to 8-10 older adults' homes. This task takes approximately 1 to 2 hours and requires volunteers to use their own vehicles for no-contact delivery.

Assist in sorting donations, organizing pantry and freezer areas, and handling fresh produce. Tasks vary daily and are directed by the Food Pantry Coordinator.

Assist participants during instructor-led classes or activities such as crafts, sewing, gardening, and bingo. Classes vary by week and month.

Serve hot, nutritious meals to older adults during lunchtime. Volunteers can work individually or in small groups for about an hour each day.

Assist during the GBM Heartlight Choir Show by helping with event setup and participant support. Volunteers can enjoy snacks, fun, and the show itself.

Join the Power Wheelchair Soccer sessions to assist with practices and engage with participants. No soccer knowledge is necessary, just a willingness to support and have fun.

Allow storage of kennels, food, treats, and assist in distribution to those in need.

Assist in the successful introduction of resident dogs to potential fosters/adoptees and act as a resource for behavioral concerns.

Provide monthly education on common foster issues such as training, housebreaking, and resource guarding.

Provide temporary foster care when a family is unavailable, such as when they are out of town.

Organize and arrange community events to promote the rescue, including meet and greets and working with the fundraising team.

Promote the organization through social media, community engagement, and website management.

Assist in transporting dogs to meet and greets or as part of the rescue transport process.

Work with local businesses to secure donations for events and fundraisers.

Coordinate with businesses and groups to support TGLBR events and animals, including networking for donations and services.

Conduct home visits as part of the adoption process, assess for safety hazards, and provide education on introducing rescue dogs into the home.

Screen applications, complete reference and vet checks, assist in coordinating calls with foster/potential adoptees, and assign to home visit team.

Manage online donations, organize online campaigns for community events, solicit donations, and assist in grant writing/procurement.

Assist in bringing dogs into rescue, including finding a foster home, obtaining vetting records, and owner surrender forms.

Complete the adoption ceremony, execute contracts, receive adoption fees, and update social media and website.

Screen applications, provide introductory information, and act as a 'buddy' to new volunteers.

Volunteer with GOC to help organize and execute one of their annual events or projects, such as Earth Day Omaha. Responsibilities include programming, sponsorships, logistics, and volunteer coordination.

Participate in group volunteering activities at City Sprouts, suitable for clubs, corporate teams, schools, scout troops, and youth groups. Volunteers assist in cultivating, growing, and maintaining garden spaces, fostering community through food and gardening.

Join the Garden Crew to help plant and maintain the North Community Garden. Volunteers work from March through October, participating in garden maintenance and communal gardening activities. No experience is necessary, and tools and gloves are provided if needed.

Volunteer for a 2- to 3-hour shift at the Handmade Omaha Show, assisting with event logistics and enjoying snacks, shirts, and fun. After your shift, explore the Handmade Omaha vendors.

Join JIVE to help support Omaha Jitterbugs by volunteering in various roles such as event planning, teaching, and marketing. Volunteers are essential in running weekly programs and events, and training is provided for all positions.

Provide transportation for animals to and from events, adoption meets, or vet appointments, ensuring safe and timely travel.

Work to secure sponsors for events and the organization, building relationships with local businesses and community members.

Provide transportation for dogs to and from vet appointments, foster homes, and adoption events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle.

Volunteers are needed to assist with fostering, transportation, events, fundraising, and administrative work. Volunteers help support the organization's mission to rescue and rehome short-nosed breeds.

Manage and update the organization's social media platforms to increase visibility and engagement. This role involves creating content and interacting with the online community.

Provide a temporary home for dogs or cats in need, offering care and love until they find their forever homes. This is the greatest need for the organization.

Assist in organizing and working at events and fundraisers to support the mission of rescuing and rehoming animals. Volunteers may help with planning, setup, and execution of events.

Help with bathing, grooming, and nail trims for animals in the rescue, ensuring they are clean and comfortable.

Foster homes are crucial for the rescue mission. Volunteers provide a safe and loving environment for dogs until they find their forever homes. Responsibilities include providing housing, bedding, toys, and transportation to vet appointments and adoption events.

Help organize and plan events to promote the organization and its mission. This includes coordinating logistics, managing volunteers, and ensuring successful event execution.

Capture high-quality images of dogs for use in adoption profiles and promotional materials. This role requires a good eye for photography and the ability to work with animals.

Volunteers assist at area meet & greet events, helping to introduce adoptable dogs to potential adopters and providing information about the rescue. Volunteers should be comfortable interacting with the public and handling dogs.

Provide a temporary home for dogs, helping them recover and prepare for adoption. Fosters are crucial in offering a loving environment and observing the dog's behavior to aid in finding a suitable permanent home.

Assist with adoption processes by conducting home checks, processing applications, and providing support to potential adopters.

Assist in reviewing and processing adoption applications to ensure potential adopters meet the necessary criteria. This role involves attention to detail and a commitment to the organization's adoption standards.

Gather supplies and donations for events and the rescue, helping to ensure the organization has the resources it needs to operate.

Provide administrative support to the organization, assisting with paperwork, data entry, and other office tasks.

Handle and walk dogs during events, ensuring their safety and comfort while interacting with the public.

Help identify and write grants, foster relationships with sponsors and partners, and plan fundraising events. Coordinate membership events and acquire auction donations.

Help spread awareness and educate communities about human trafficking. Volunteers will engage with community members to share information and resources, aiming to increase public understanding and prevention of trafficking.

Provide direct support to survivors through mentorship, teaching classes, equine therapy, counseling, or skill-building workshops. Volunteers will work closely with survivors to aid in their recovery and empowerment.

Assist in planning GOC events like the Sustainability Rapid Roundtable and Film Festival. Develop resources to educate and connect the green community, and assist with advocacy campaigns.

For ages 15-25, join the committee to help make an environmental impact within the city. Engage with existing environmental groups to stay connected and informed.

Join FITGirl, Inc. as a mentor or volunteer to educate and empower young women through summer camps, workshops, and classes. Volunteers are needed for various roles, and opportunities are available for those 18 years or older who have attended a FITGirl summer camp.

Participate in a volunteer orientation session to learn more about skills-based volunteerism and available projects. This session includes on-the-spot orientation and training for interested volunteers.

Join ThriVinci as a volunteer consultant to work directly with experienced staff in implementing organizational effectiveness for nonprofits. Volunteers will engage in talent management, leadership development, and organizational design projects.

Join a neighborhood patrol team to conduct regular patrols in your area, aiming to increase public safety and reduce crime. Volunteers work closely with law enforcement to build a safer community.

Assist with various efforts to support SAR Unit, Inc., including fundraising, kennel work, computer work, public speaking, K-9 handling, office tasks, dog grooming, mailing, field work, and post-search reorganization.

Volunteers at the Check-In Station will greet attendees, verify tickets, and provide event materials. Strong interpersonal skills are preferred.

As a Whiskey Pourer, volunteers will be responsible for serving whiskey samples to attendees. Volunteers must be ServSafe Certified and available for the entirety of their shift.

Volunteers will assist in the breakdown and cleanup of the event space after the festival concludes. This role requires physical activity and teamwork.

Floaters will assist in various areas of the event as needed, providing support to different teams. ServSafe certification is preferred but not required.

Engage with the community through neighborhood cleanups and door-to-door outreach, distributing fliers and promoting community events. Volunteers will help build a sense of community and provide families access to nutritious fruits and vegetables in a food desert.

Support the Cultivating Kids gardening program for students K-12 by teaching them how to start and care for a garden, grow their own food, and steward the environment.

Assist in maintaining the community garden by weeding, watering, harvesting produce, planting, and mulching. Volunteers will also help with light building tasks such as constructing garden beds.