Sustain and develop our programs through your expertise in development and grant writing. Volunteers will work closely with our team to secure funding and resources for our initiatives.

Bring your expertise to making decisions on opportunities offered through in-person classes, webinars, and our bi-yearly conferences. Help shape the educational offerings of the society.

Assist in planning and coordination of fundraising efforts throughout the year. This role involves organizing events and campaigns to support the society's mission.

Duties include opening and closing the center, answering the phone, and helping patrons find their way around the center. New volunteers work with experienced volunteers. No experience is necessary, training will be provided.

Help maintain a lively, fun, and respected social media presence by adding posts and answering questions on social outlets. Collaborate with other social media contributors to share the value of CGSI.

Conduct monthly webinars to welcome new members to CGSI. No prior experience is required, and all materials will be provided for the presentation.

Provide genealogical research assistance by sharing knowledge, experience, and perspective. Volunteers offer email or telephone support to researchers with information and guidance on how to proceed.

Assist in increasing the availability of relevant educational materials via the CGSI website. Volunteers are needed for research, proofing, design, and development tasks. Web design experience is helpful but not required.

Join us on Saturday, September 27th from 10 am - 12 pm as we volunteer at Open Arms Farms. Volunteers will help with seasonally appropriate tasks in the garden, with tools and instructions provided on site. This is a great opportunity to connect with like-minded young professionals while giving back to the community.

As a volunteer for DARTS group respite, The Breathing Space, you will provide friendship and social engagement for individuals with early- to mid-stage memory loss. Partner with a participant to enjoy activities that stimulate the brain and promote community! This program is ongoing throughout the year.

Make a difference this spring in the life of an older neighbor by helping clean the yard of an older homeowner after the winter. You can partner with your organization, family, friends, or any group to help local seniors take pride in their yards! This program runs approximately mid-April to mid-May.

Assist in the maintenance and conservation of climbing areas in Minnesota. Volunteers will participate in activities such as trail maintenance, litter cleanup, and bolting to ensure safe and sustainable climbing environments.

Assist in organizing and participating in community events and programs. Help foster community involvement and support local initiatives.

Assist with various administrative tasks and provide support to Veterans and staff at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center. Volunteers may help with event coordination, patient escorting, and general office duties.

Volunteers work alongside our neighbors to build stability and economic mobility in Greater Saint Paul. They engage in activities that relieve the effects of poverty and address its root causes, fostering a connected and supportive community.

Help with cleaning up after events, ensuring the venue is left in excellent condition. Volunteers will work as part of a team to efficiently clear the space.

Assist with setting up events, ensuring all materials and equipment are in place. Volunteers will help create a welcoming environment for participants.

Participate in performances, showcasing Bulgarian dance and culture. Volunteers will rehearse and perform at various events and festivals.

Help run the children’s activities in the children’s tent. This role involves supervising and engaging with children in various activities.

Help set up for the Twin Cities Pagan Pride Fall Festival. This can include setting up/moving tents, moving benches, marking vendor spaces, directing vendor traffic, and assisting vendors in unloading.