Volunteers at the Winter Market will help with setup, customer assistance, and other tasks to support local farmers and makers. Volunteers aged 15 and above may work independently, while those 14 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver.

Help us grow more food at The Urban Farm. Most projects involve working outdoors and may require physical labor. No gardening experience is needed as guidance will be provided.

As a Puppy Raiser, you will help raise a puppy that will eventually become a Seeing Eye dog. This involves providing a loving home, basic training, and socialization experiences for the puppy.

Help serve hot, nutritious breakfast and dinner to guests from the community and residents in the Life Change Program. Duties include serving meals, preparing some food items, and light clean-up after the meal. A brief training on food handling will be provided.

Volunteers assist in collecting and distributing new or gently used coats. Responsibilities include registration, refreshments, greeting, and assisting guests in coat selection.

Volunteers assist with cleaning, sorting, and organizing items in the Thrift Store. This role may require physical activity such as walking and standing.

Volunteers help collect and organize food donations, including bulk size cans and various food items. Donations can be dropped off at specified locations.

Volunteers help set up, wrap gifts, and assist men in the program with selecting gifts for children. Volunteers must be 18 or older or accompanied by a guardian.

Volunteers tutor residents pursuing their GED, based on the needs of the men in the program.

Volunteers engage in maintenance projects such as painting or landscaping based on the current needs of the Mission.

Volunteers participate in welcoming attendees, checking admission buttons, managing venues, working the command center, and staffing street fairs during the New Year's Eve event.

Assist in setting up and organizing art exhibits, ensuring that artworks are displayed according to the curator's vision. Volunteers will help with logistics and visitor engagement during events.

Mentors are responsible for guiding and supporting special needs children through various programs, helping them develop social skills and confidence. Volunteers are expected to participate in training sessions and engage with children in activities such as swimming, art, and sports.

Volunteers will lead 60-minute tours at the Good Grief centers, introducing community members to the organization's mission, programs, and facilities. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking to groups and sharing information about Good Grief's impact.

Host a workshop with our teens, focusing on skill development and personal growth. Volunteers will engage with teens to provide guidance and mentorship.

Lead a craft or project session with preschool or after-school classrooms, encouraging creativity and learning through hands-on activities.

Assist in maintenance projects to help keep our facilities in top condition. Volunteers will work on various tasks as needed.

As a volunteer tutor, you will provide free instruction to adults who lack the ability to read, write, or speak English. We offer free training to all our volunteers to ensure they are well-prepared to help our students.

For those interested in corporate or individual volunteer opportunities, please contact Debbie at debbie@lvmorris.org for more information. Volunteers help with various tasks to support our mission.

Specially trained VNA Hospice volunteers visit with hospice patients and their families, providing comfort and compassion during the final stages of life. This is some of the most rewarding work for volunteers who enjoy making a significant impact on people's lives.