Volunteers assist with food distribution on Thursdays, interacting with clients and ensuring smooth operations. Volunteers must be 18 or older for client contact roles, while those under 18 can help with non-client contact projects.

Assist with organizing and managing food drives to collect non-perishable food items. Volunteers help with sorting and storing donations, ensuring they meet the organization's guidelines.

Volunteers assist with managing the center during open hours, help set up and manage displays, participate in the cookie sale, and support special events. Volunteers are crucial to the center's operations and community engagement.

Assist in the daily care and maintenance of the horses, including feeding, grooming, and cleaning stalls. Volunteers will also help with facility maintenance and repairs to ensure a safe environment for both horses and humans.

Support the therapeutic riding programs by assisting instructors during lessons. Volunteers will help prepare horses and equipment, and provide support to riders during sessions.

Visit with assigned residents to play games, read, go for walks, and do crafts. This role helps maintain an active and vibrant senior community.

Assist residents with the outside garden, including watering, planting, and harvesting. This role supports residents in enjoying outdoor activities.

Form a special bond with a resident by visiting regularly. This role is about building meaningful relationships and providing companionship.

Assist in delivering meals to older adults and individuals with disabilities in the community. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring that recipients receive nutritious meals and a friendly visit.

Volunteers help divert good food from the landfill, sort through donated groceries, and ensure services embody the mission to offer abundance and solidarity. Opportunities are available at Northfield and Faribault locations.

Assist with various youth programs supported by HCI, providing administrative and logistical support. Engage with youth and families to help facilitate program activities and events.

Volunteers sort through donated clothes to ensure that our services embody our mission to offer abundance and solidarity. Opportunities are available at the Clothes Closet in Northfield.

Volunteers assist with various tasks including administrative support, kennel maintenance, media and marketing, and event planning. Background checks are required for certain positions.

Foster families care for puppies that grow into service dogs for veterans. Fosters can raise a puppy full-time or take service dogs in training on weekends to socialize them and expose them to new environments.

As a volunteer Ambassador for Believet™, you will spread awareness about our mission to help military personnel regain their freedom and independence. Ambassadors handle service dogs in training or Ambassador dogs at community events, presentations, and expo booth events.

Join the Vintage Band Festival team to assist during the week before the festival and all day during the event. Volunteers are needed for various tasks, especially between 7 am and 10 am on July 31.

Assist with setting up the festival on Friday afternoon and Saturday morning, work in the information tent recording donations and answering questions, or help with closing the event on Saturday evening. Volunteers are essential to the success of the festival.

Receptionists are the first point of contact for patients and visitors. They manage appointments, handle inquiries, and ensure the smooth operation of the clinic's front desk.

Volunteer medical providers are invaluable partners and deliver critical services in our community. They help us extend our limited resources, providing a unique quality of care and building community within our clinic.

Interpreters play a crucial role in ensuring effective communication between healthcare providers and patients. They help bridge language barriers and contribute to the delivery of culturally competent care.