Lead discussions that help participants think about aging and ageism. Facilitators are trained to guide conversations that promote positive attitudes towards aging.

Provide form information to the webmaster and booklet, and distribute ribbons to competition winners. This role supports the organization and execution of the fleece competition.

Help check-in students and assist instructors with setting up their space for classes. Ensure that all materials are available and that the classroom environment is conducive to learning.

Support activities aimed at improving the health and well-being of older adults through the Wellness 50+ initiative. Volunteers help organize and facilitate events and workshops.

Assist with various tasks during the festival, including helping with setup, providing information to visitors, and ensuring the smooth operation of events and activities. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and enjoyable experience for all attendees.

Assist in maintaining and updating the organization's social media feeds to engage the community and promote VAN's mission and programs.

Assist in managing and delivering essential supplies for pet disaster relief, including fans, lighting, generators, cleaning supplies, and animal care items. Help set up co-location shelters for people and their pets during emergencies.

Participate in one of our workgroups to help with local projects, programs, and events aimed at making Stillwater green, sustainable, and resilient. Workgroups focus on various areas such as energy, transportation, and environment.

Volunteers are needed to assist with group respite programs such as Day Out and Night Out. Responsibilities include providing a safe environment and leading clients through activities at various locations, including the Forest Lake YMCA and FamilyMeans.

FamilyMeans is looking for volunteers to provide in-home respite for caregivers in Washington County. Volunteers will visit caregivers' homes weekly to provide companionship and non-medical care, such as playing games and having conversations, for a minimum of 2 hours per week.

FamilyMeans Youth Development seeks volunteers to assist with after-school and summer programs in Cimarron and Landfall. Volunteers will share their interests and hobbies with youth through various activities such as arts and crafts, sports, and science projects.

Volunteer your time and talents to assist with events and activities such as dancing, cooking, crafts, snowshoeing, and playing video games. Volunteers can also help with event planning, fundraising, and administrative tasks. Volunteers under 15 must be accompanied by an adult, and those under 18 require a referral.

Engage with potential donors to secure major gifts, supporting the mission and activities of DSDN.

Moderate online support groups, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for parents of children with Down syndrome.

Assist users with navigating and troubleshooting the DSDN app, providing support and guidance to ensure a smooth user experience.

Work with local organizations to build partnerships and support networks for families affected by Down syndrome.

Volunteers can serve on various committees, such as Finance, Event Planning, Fundraising, and Outreach. Committees meet 6-8 times a year primarily via Zoom and are asked to make a 1-year commitment.

Volunteers commit to regular hours on a weekly or bi-weekly basis and assist with document organization, miscellaneous administrative tasks, greeting clients, and assisting with phone calls.

Board Members meet 6-8 times a year, assist with oversight, and help create the Strategic Plan. They are asked for a 3-year commitment.

Mailing Team volunteers assist with preparing large mailings for quarterly newsletters, donor contact, and events. They may also help with preparing other correspondence.