Help make our public programs a success by engaging visitors with activities on a variety of topics. Program facilitators will run activity stations that are typically geared toward children and family audiences, but of interest to all ages. Opportunities are available on weekdays, weekends, and some evenings.

CASA volunteers amplify the voices of children who have experienced abuse, neglect, or unsafe situations. They advocate for the child's needs and represent their best interests in court, providing a steady, trusted presence during complicated times.

GAL volunteers advocate for children involved in custody, guardianship, paternity, and adoption cases. They build a connection with the child to understand their experiences and needs, using this insight to advocate for the child’s best interests in court.

The Ambassador Team is dedicated to raising awareness of Kids’ Voice and expanding its presence in the community. Members help recruit volunteers, share the mission, and participate in activities designed to strengthen community impact.

Assist with the daily operations of the museum, including greeting visitors, providing information about exhibits, and supporting staff with various tasks. Volunteers may also help with special events and educational programs.

The Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library is always in search of volunteers to help with museum operations and special events. Volunteers will assist in various roles that support the museum's mission and help carry on Vonnegut’s legacy of common decency.

Assist in facilitating writing workshops for veterans, providing a supportive environment for creative expression. Volunteers will help coordinate sessions and contribute to the annual presentation of veterans' work.

Engage with students at Shortridge High School by supporting writing workshops and mentoring young writers. Volunteers will help facilitate sessions and provide feedback to participants.

Support the planning and execution of events at the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library. Responsibilities include coordinating logistics, assisting with setup and teardown, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Volunteers are needed to promote environmental causes at the REVERB: Barenaked Ladies concert. REVERB is an environmental nonprofit based in Maine working to engage concert-goers in environmental action.

Assist in organizing and executing cultural events such as the Italian Summer Camp, Italian Christmas Party, and lecture series. Volunteers will help with event setup, guest coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Become part of a team that helps people who are forced from their homes due to fires, storms, and other disasters. This role involves responding in-person to disaster scenes and providing immediate assistance to affected individuals and families.

Join a lifesaving team to help support blood collections in your community. Volunteers will assist with various tasks related to blood donation events and help ensure a smooth process for donors.

Volunteer with the Health and Safety department to teach lifesaving skills such as CPR and First Aid. Instructors will present information on available classes and assist with class logistics and administrative work.

KIB Ambassadors are superstar volunteers who help lead projects throughout the city. This role includes engaging with community members and assisting in various environmental initiatives.

As a Tree Tender, you will plant and care for trees throughout the community. This role involves hands-on work and provides an opportunity to learn about tree care and urban forestry.

As a Community Bookstore Volunteer, you will assist in sorting and shelving donated books, greeting patrons, and maintaining a welcoming environment in our community bookstore. A minimum commitment of a 2-hour shift monthly for 3 months is required, with flexible days and times.

Join us for a Day of Service to engage with the community through various activities that support our literacy programs. Groups of at least 10 people can participate in activities such as cleaning the bookstore, mailing parties, or helping with community projects, scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis.

As a Community Classroom Volunteer, you will work alongside experienced teachers and adult students in our High School Equivalency (HSE), English Language Learning (ELL), Literacy Foundations, or workforce certifications classrooms. This role requires a commitment of 2-3 hours per week for a minimum of 19 weeks, with the option to renew each semester.

The FHCCI is seeking dependable individuals aged 18 and older to serve as fair housing testers or mystery shoppers. Testers will gather information about housing practices and will receive training and a stipend for their time and related expenses. This role is crucial in identifying housing discrimination and requires attention to detail and a commitment to civil rights protections.