Assist in planning and organizing community events that celebrate Bhutanese culture and foster community integration.

Volunteer your time to tutor Bhutanese refugees and immigrants in English as a Second Language, helping them improve their language skills and integrate into the community.

Guide Bhutanese refugees and immigrants in their career journey by providing mentorship and sharing professional experiences to help them succeed in Minnesota.

Help transport community members to essential services and events, ensuring they have access to necessary resources and opportunities.

Participate in staffing events organized by PACIM. Volunteers will help with event setup, guest assistance, and ensuring the smooth operation of events. This is a great opportunity to meet new people and engage with the community.

Assist in maintaining the PACIM library by organizing books, managing appointments, and ensuring the library is welcoming for visitors. This role is ideal for those who love books and want to contribute to the cultural preservation of Polish-American heritage.

Volunteers play an integral role in our efforts to restore safety, dignity, and hope in the lives of children who have been rescued from sexual exploitation. We are always in need of dentists, therapists, lawyers, tutors, and many more professionals to help our children and young people nationwide.

Assist with a Donation Day by greeting families and cleaning equipment. Your time contribution makes a difference in helping children receive the adaptive equipment they need.

Serve on a committee to help The Cole Foundation with its mission. Engage in planning and decision-making processes to support children with special needs.

Assist with organizing and running events for The Cole Foundation. Your support will help raise funds and awareness for children with special needs.

Help with outreach efforts to spread the word about The Cole Foundation's services. Engage with the community to raise awareness and support for children with special needs.

Assist in providing medical care and support to ethnic minority children in remote areas of Viet Nam. Volunteers will help distribute medical kits and support healthcare training courses for teachers.

Join a committee to help with construction, planting, fundraising, outreach, or poetic guidance. Volunteers are essential to making the China Garden a reality, as all activities are carried out by volunteers.

Play a part in the many activities of the Garden Society, including planting, events, special projects, and newsletters. Volunteers are crucial to the success of these activities.

Volunteers speak with mobility-challenged neighbors using curbside pickup, instructing them on the process and walking forms in and out of the building.

Packaging Volunteers inspect the food for good quality and package it in boxes and carts for neighbor orders. Some volunteers also use pallet jacks to move large pallets of food to convenient packaging areas.

Enthusiastic, friendly, and warm volunteers who encourage neighbors to use facemasks, hand sanitizer, and social distance. They offer intake forms and guide neighbors to the appropriate intake line.

Teach a virtual class on the benefits of growing native plants, including how to identify native species and design, install, and maintain a native plant garden.

Assist residents at Fix-It Clinics by providing guided assistance to disassemble, troubleshoot, and fix small household appliances, clothing, electronics, and plants.

Support youth who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. Volunteers can assist with various tasks that match their skills, time, and interests.

Interns will research topics and materials from Hmong Archives Collections to develop guides or publications about Hmong culture. Responsibilities include selecting topics for research, preparing written reports, and suggesting wanted materials.

Interns will help increase awareness of Hmong Archives by designing brochures, preparing media contacts, and assisting with presentations. This role involves working with mass media and social media platforms.

Interns will study current equipment and programs to improve Hmong Archives' technical capabilities. Responsibilities include solving computer problems and suggesting new equipment and programs.

Volunteers will help catalog the Hmong Archives' vast collection, preparing accession forms, digitizing materials, and proofreading catalog records. This role requires attention to detail and basic camera and computer skills.

Assist in preparing schedules, exhibit materials, and presentations for cultural events. Responsibilities include writing news releases, assisting at events, and preparing evaluations.

Assist in organizing and managing various fundraising events such as Pho Donation Events, Dance Lessons, and Karaoke Singing Events. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement.

Assist with garden and building maintenance, help in the dining room, answer call-lights for non-care tasks, or deliver newspapers. This role supports the daily operations and enhances the living environment for residents.

Help lead activities and assist residents in participating in activities that may be challenging for them to do independently. This includes performing basic manicures and facilitating engaging experiences for residents.

Assist residents by escorting them to and from various locations within the community, such as beauty salon appointments, chapel services, or off-campus outings. This role involves propelling wheelchairs and ensuring residents' comfort and safety during transit.

Provide social connection and companionship to residents seeking interaction. This may include visiting with residents, engaging in conversation, or bringing a pet along for visits to enhance the experience.

Foster volunteers provide temporary homes for cats until they are adopted. Responsibilities include socializing the cats, ensuring they attend vet appointments, and providing updates on their behavior and health.

Assist with the Summer Institute program by supporting educational activities and helping with the organization of daily events. Volunteers will work with youth to enhance their vocabulary and manners.

Encourage youth engagement through character, leadership, and service learning opportunities. Volunteers will help youth develop planning and decision-making skills by supporting their involvement in the Club and community.

Assist young people in succeeding academically by providing career exploration, educational enhancement, and literacy support. Volunteers will help facilitate learning in various subjects including finance, arts, and technology.

Support the Healthy Lifestyles strategy by educating youth about fitness, nutrition, and smart decision-making. Volunteers will engage in activities that promote positive behaviors and personal goal setting.

Program volunteers work with teaching artists at afternoon classes held during the week at Children's Minnesota hospital in Minneapolis and Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare in Saint Paul. Volunteers assist with classes, working one-on-one with children, and help teachers focus on the overall presentation of projects or classes that include dance, music, visual arts, and performing arts.

Teach firearm safety courses to promote responsible hunting and shooting practices. Volunteers will be trained to deliver educational programs and ensure participant safety.

Collect seeds from native prairie plants to support restoration and conservation projects. Volunteers will learn about native plant species and contribute to habitat preservation efforts.

Construct and monitor bluebird houses to support local bird populations. Volunteers will help in building nesting boxes and observing bird activity to contribute to conservation efforts.

Remove invasive plant species to protect native ecosystems. Volunteers will work in natural areas to identify and eradicate invasive plants, contributing to habitat restoration.

Measure and record lake water levels to assist in water resource management. Volunteers will be trained to use measuring equipment and report findings to DNR staff.

Record and monitor fish population data to assist in managing Minnesota's aquatic resources. Volunteers will work with DNR biologists and may participate in fieldwork and data entry.

Assist in putting radio collars on prairie birds to help track their movements and gather data for conservation efforts. Volunteers will work closely with DNR staff and may require some training on handling wildlife.

Engage with local communities to promote Education Minnesota's initiatives and resources. Volunteers will participate in outreach activities and support community events.

Assist in organizing and managing events such as the MEA conference and other professional development seminars. Volunteers will help with logistics, registration, and providing information to attendees.

As a hospital volunteer, you will support patients and families during challenging times. Volunteers can explore healthcare careers, fulfill service-learning hours, and gain new skills and personal fulfillment.

Help job seekers to set and meet employment-related goals. Provide coaching, emotional support, fill out online job applications, write resumes, conduct mock interviews, and offer advocacy and referrals to address barriers to work and life success. Time commitment: 4-8 hours/week.

Coordinate ground support efforts during search operations, ensuring all necessary equipment and personnel are in place. Requires excellent organizational skills and the ability to manage logistics.

Plan and organize events to raise awareness and support for The Retrievers. Requires strong organizational and interpersonal skills.

Create visual materials to support lost dog cases, including flyers and social media graphics. Requires graphic design skills and attention to detail.

Provide consultation on lost dog cases without direct involvement in field operations. Requires strong problem-solving skills and experience in case management.

Support the box office operations by managing ticket sales and assisting patrons with their purchases. Volunteers in this role help ensure efficient and friendly service to concert-goers.

Manage lost dog cases by building close working relationships with clients and coordinating search efforts. Requires strong organizational skills and the ability to handle pressure from peers and the public.

Assist in managing the audience experience during concerts by guiding attendees to their seats and providing information as needed. Ushers play a crucial role in ensuring a smooth and enjoyable concert experience for all attendees.

Act as the first point of contact in lost dog cases, responding quickly to sightings and coordinating immediate search efforts. Requires quick thinking and adaptability.

Investigate lost dog cases by gathering information and following leads. Requires strong research skills and attention to detail.

Raise awareness about lost dogs through social media and community outreach. Requires strong communication skills and experience with social media platforms.

Operate drones to assist in search operations for lost dogs. Requires a drone pilot license and experience in operating drones.

Assist in cleaning and mending toys to ensure they are safe and ready for use. Volunteers help maintain the quality and safety of the toys available for lending.

Join Mindfulness Through Play as a Summer Camp Instructor and help teach emotional regulation and growth mindset skills to students. Engage with children in a fun and active way, promoting mental health and well-being through play.

Ready to volunteer at a student event in the 2024/2025 school year? We'd love to have you! We'll provide training and lunch. Can't make it for the whole day but still want to help out? No problem, just let us know what works for you!

Assist with social media or other digital work such as design, updating the website, and clerical work. This role requires some computer knowledge and can be done remotely.

Participate in hands-on work for the annual fundraising event or assist with mailings. No special knowledge or experience is required.

The PCA College Service Corps offers college students career development, a chance to make meaningful connections, and play a vital role in meeting critical community needs. Students can commit to ten-, twenty-, or thirty-week options, spending an average of 10 hours per week working as a Personal Care Assistant.

Trainers help new foster dogs with behavior quirks to make them more appealing to adopters. They work with demonstration dogs to improve their behavior and social skills.

Donation Collectors gather new or used items for dogs, such as newspapers, blankets, toys, and treats. This role can be done from home and is a great way to recycle used items.

Facilitate on-site library days and study groups to assist members with their genealogical research. This role involves organizing events and providing support to participants.

Manage social media updates on adoptable pets, success stories, and requests for supplies or donations. Skilled use of platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest can increase successful adoptions.

Join the Communications Committee to help manage and disseminate information about GGS activities and initiatives. This role can be performed remotely and involves collaboration with other committee members.

Volunteer animal transporters bring animals to/from vet appointments, home visits, adoption events on the weekends, and special events. They also transport animals to their new foster homes.

Lead the volunteer efforts locally in Minnesota, coordinating with volunteers and organizing events. This role requires leadership and interpersonal skills to effectively manage volunteer activities.

Offer a foster home for a homeless cat in the Twin Cities, MN metro area until a permanent home can be found. Foster care is needed for pregnant cats, cats with kittens, orphaned kittens, abandoned, injured, ill, and/or elderly cats. Medical care and necessary supplies are provided by the rescue.

Serve as the Recording Secretary for the GGS Board, responsible for documenting meeting minutes and maintaining records. This position is remote and requires attention to detail and organizational skills.

Help with setup/tear down of events such as fundraisers, educational events, adoption events, and business expos. Assist in handing out educational materials and recruiting new volunteers.

Capture high-quality photos for adoption profiles to help animals get adopted quickly. Showcase their personality and appearance to attract potential adopters.

Educators work with various groups to spread the love of rescue and educate the public about animal care and rescue. They can bring animals to schools, churches, or workplaces to engage with the community.

Transporters are responsible for taking animals to the vet, from shelters, and to adoption events. They also transport food and supplies. Kennels, leashes, blankets, and towels are provided to protect your vehicle.

Create homemade toys and bedding for cats using old T-shirts, jeans, or blankets. Sew 'Adopt Me' vests and bandanas for adoptable animals to wear at events.

Join the DP League of Directors to help keep Dangerous Productions moving forward. Responsibilities include developing hiring notices, coordinating social media communications, organizing a digital media library, and assisting with box office operations.

Compile and update resources for a Germanic region of your choice on the GGS website. This ongoing project can be done from home and involves research and summarization skills.

Create adoption profiles for pets, write newsletters, ads for events and fundraisers, and grant applications. Your writing skills can significantly contribute to the shelter's success.

Share your skill, hobby, or interest with a group of program participants. This could include playing an instrument, singing, storytelling, dancing, creative arts, sports, history, career or travel experiences, or any other talent you can bring.

Provide on-the-job training and/or coaching to the people we serve at their community employment sites. Empower them to exhibit as much independence as possible with their work tasks, maintain positive social interactions, and achieve their career goals.

Join as a 'float' volunteer, and customize a schedule that suits your interests and enriches the lives of program participants. Volunteers are welcome anytime Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm.

Assist staff and program participants on community outings. Tasks include pushing a wheelchair, offering companionship and conversation, assisting with lunch and loading/unloading vehicles, and providing general support and supervision.

Bring in your certified animal to visit with the people we serve and see the smiles and love it brings. Volunteers are welcome anytime Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm.

Participate in and help NCSI staff facilitate group activities such as crafts, nature and gardening, cooking, math, reading and writing, music, games, exercise, self-advocacy, science, stress reduction, and team-building. Volunteers are welcome anytime Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm.

Assist the Site Coordinator in connecting students with community resources and support. Help organize and implement programs that empower students to stay in school and succeed.

Engage with youth at athletic events, community centers, and shopping centers. Provide entertainment, snacks, and individual coaching to support young men as they reintegrate into the community.

Mentor youth at Element Boxing and Fitness, a gym founded by a former SOS participant. Support corrections youth through mentorship and fitness activities.

Assist in the care and management of the Minnesota Historical Society's extensive collections. This role includes cataloging, organizing, and preserving historical artifacts and documents.

As an Exhibit Guide, you will help visitors explore and understand the exhibits at the Minnesota History Center. This role involves interacting with guests, answering questions, and providing insights into Minnesota's rich history.

Volunteers work alongside the Marketing staff at events to promote the Ordway, answer questions, and help connect with the community.

Volunteers are needed to help with a variety of tasks during the week of school performances and a weekend of free and low-cost performances and art activities for families.

Volunteers assist with photo archiving, collating and stuffing of letters and season tickets, data entry, and helping with registration at auditions.

Ushers welcome guests to performances and assist audience members with questions and directions. It is required that volunteers are available for one shift a month.

Volunteers help with programmatic events ranging from greeting school buses at student matinees to assisting with master classes.

Volunteers assist with everything from set-up to running games during the event to help raise funds for the Ordway's arts initiatives.

Help address food insecurity by creating raised garden beds in backyards. Volunteers assist in building and maintaining these gardens, fostering community relationships.

Participate in building affordable homes in partnership with other area churches. Volunteers work on projects overseen by professional Habitat for Humanity staff.