Provide mentorship to a survivor of sex trafficking, requiring trauma-informed training and regular mentor training and peer meetings. This role requires a commitment of 8 hours per month.

Assist 1/99 by researching grant opportunities and writing proposals to secure funding for the organization's programs. This role requires a commitment of 8 hours per month.

Organize quarterly volunteer continuing education sessions, including a half-day training event. This role involves 2 hours per month plus additional time for the quarterly event.

Teach a life skill to participants of 1/99, helping them gain valuable knowledge and abilities. This is a one-time commitment of 3-4 hours.

Assist in staffing our adoption events, helping set up, manage, and take down event materials. Volunteers will interact with potential adopters and help ensure a smooth event experience.

Help manage and create content for our social media platforms to promote our adoption events and foster opportunities. Volunteers should be comfortable with technology and able to take social-media-ready photos.

Plan and organize fundraising events to support our mission. Volunteers should be creative and able to work in a team to identify and execute successful fundraising strategies.

Research and identify potential grant opportunities to support our rescue efforts. Volunteers should have strong research skills and be able to work independently.

Assist with the daily operations of the animal shelter, including feeding, cleaning, and caring for the animals. Volunteers may also help with adoption events and general shelter maintenance.

Help bring our fundraising events to life by volunteering at our Annual 5K/1K Fun Run, Golf Fundraiser, SplashCove, and Santa Event. Volunteers will assist with event setup, participant registration, and other event-day activities.

Lead monthly support groups for individuals and families navigating autism. Facilitators provide guidance, share resources, and foster a supportive community environment.

Assist with occasional office projects, primarily involving organizational tasks. Volunteers will help with filing, data entry, and other administrative duties to support our operations.

Support various events for individuals with autism and their families, including game nights, social groups, sensory-friendly outings, swim days, and movie showings. Volunteers will help organize and lead activities.

Join us on the 1st or 3rd Thursday of each month to learn more about Hillcrest and how you can help families thrive through volunteering. This orientation will cover the mission of our thrift stores and how you can contribute.

Teach exercise classes to seniors of all mobility levels to promote physical health and wellness.

Capture events on video to create visual records and promotional materials for the organization.

Provide transportation for seniors to and from activities using a passenger van. Only a regular driver's license is needed, and training will be provided.

Teach basic, intermediate, and/or advanced English to Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese speakers to help improve their language skills.

Assist in translating flyers into Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, and other Asian languages to help communicate important information to the community.

Create brochures, flyers, and social media posts to help promote the organization's programs and events.

Teach art classes such as Chinese Calligraphy, Chinese Knotting, Origami, Knitting, and Crochet to engage seniors in creative activities.

Provide educational seminars for the Healthy Aging Series, requiring proficiency in Mandarin, Cantonese, Japanese, Korean, or Vietnamese.

Troubleshoot IT issues to support the organization's technological needs and ensure smooth operations.

Lead square dance classes to provide seniors with a fun and engaging physical activity.

Capture photos of events to document and promote the activities and programs offered by the organization.

Join Gardner KS Pride as an event volunteer to help organize and manage community events aimed at supporting and celebrating the LGBTQ+ community. Volunteers will assist with event setup, coordination, and ensuring a welcoming environment for all attendees.

Assist in organizing and facilitating outdoor events such as Spring Turkey hunts, Fall Fishing trips, and Winter Deer hunts for veterans. Volunteers will help with logistics, setup, and ensuring a smooth experience for participants.

Support the community and local theatre by volunteering at performances. Roles include ticket selling, information table management, ticket scanning, ushering, program distribution, and managing auctions or raffles.

Assist in bringing shows to life by volunteering behind the scenes. Responsibilities include set construction, painting, prop management, costume construction, and stage management assistance.

Assist with organizing and executing special events and projects to bring more art to Shawnee, Kansas. Volunteers will work alongside board members and local organizations to expand arts opportunities in the community.

Join our team as a volunteer to help support our educational programs and community services. Volunteers will assist with various tasks to enhance the experience of our participants and contribute to the community's growth.

Assist in writing grants to secure funding for programs and initiatives. Collaborate with staff to identify funding opportunities and draft proposals.

Organize and clean community spaces to maintain a welcoming environment for participants and staff. Ensure all areas are tidy and ready for use.

Assist trainers in weekly exercise classes designed for individuals with Parkinson's Disease. Help ensure a supportive and effective workout environment.

Engage in advocacy efforts to raise awareness about Parkinson's Disease and the center's programs. Help build community support and partnerships.

Support social and fundraising events through planning, organizing, and managing day-of tasks. Help ensure events run smoothly and successfully.

Provide basic administrative help to support the center's operations. Tasks may include data entry, answering phones, and assisting with office duties.

Volunteers provide demonstrations in a wide range of arts common in the Renaissance through Frontier time periods. Demonstrators are encouraged to share their skills in areas such as blacksmithing, chain mail, leatherwork, and more.

Volunteers contribute to ongoing projects supporting individuals and families in need by preparing and donating knitted items. This includes creating items for newborns, supporting group homes, and contributing to various charity knitting groups.

Volunteers are needed to help with gardening tasks at our organic produce garden dedicated to cancer patients. Responsibilities include planting, maintaining, and harvesting crops to support our mission of providing organic food to those in need.

Volunteers will assist in packaging diapers for distribution to low-income families in need. This role is crucial in helping meet the essential needs of families who cannot afford diapers on their own.

Help HappyBottoms families by organizing a physical, online, or hybrid diaper drive. Volunteers will assist in collecting and distributing diapers to families in need.

Help organize and manage events aimed at promoting adoption and raising awareness about the organization. Volunteers will assist with event setup, coordination, and interaction with attendees.

Assist with walking and exercising rescue dogs to ensure they get the necessary physical activity and socialization. Volunteers will help maintain the well-being and happiness of the dogs in the shelter.

Transport rescue dogs to and from various locations, including vet appointments and adoption events. Volunteers must ensure the safety and comfort of the animals during transit.

Assist with the Grow Waldo Garden Building Event by shoveling dirt and constructing 5 raised beds in collaboration with Kansas City Community Gardens. This opportunity supports community gardening efforts and environmental improvement.

Participate in bi-monthly meetings to share ideas, run committees, and provide guidance to the Board of Directors. Areas of need include arts programming, wellness, kitchen management, and entrepreneurship.

Help maintain and update the organization's website. Volunteers ensure that the website is current and provides accurate information to the public.

Help gather donations of supplies, food, and other necessities for the dogs. Volunteers ensure that the rescue has the resources needed to care for the animals.

Review and process adoption and foster applications. Volunteers assist in matching dogs with their potential forever homes by ensuring applications are complete and accurate.

Assist with organizing and running events to raise awareness and funds for the organization. Volunteers will help plan and execute events to support the rescue's mission.

Help spread the word and manage the organization's online presence to reach potential adopters and supporters. Volunteers will create and share content to engage the community.

Help transport dogs to vet appointments, events, or meet-and-greets. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring dogs get to where they need to be safely and on time.

Assist with the management of software tools that help the organization run smoothly. Volunteers will ensure that the rescue's technological tools are effective and efficient.

Facilitate support groups for children and adolescents dealing with grief and loss. Volunteers will help create a safe space for participants to express their emotions and work through their grief.

Provide mentorship and life coaching to children and adolescents affected by the loss of a loved one. Volunteers will support skill-building and personal development.

Assist in skill-building activities designed to help children and adolescents cope with their emotions and develop resilience. Volunteers will work closely with participants to foster personal growth.

Assist in leading guided nature tours, including activities like bird hikes and tree talks. Volunteers will help guide participants and provide information about local flora and fauna.

Participate in restoration workdays at the Heartland Overlook Preserve to help restore woodland areas. Volunteers will engage in activities such as planting, removing invasive species, and maintaining trails.

The City of Eudora is seeking dedicated individuals to join our team as Pay-Per-Call Firefighter/EMTs. This isn't just a volunteer role; it's an opportunity to perform essential, life-saving work, responding to emergencies alongside experienced professionals. We're looking for individuals who embody strong moral character, thrive in a team environment, and are committed to continuous learning. Whether you're looking to kickstart a rewarding career in emergency services or you're a local resident driven by a desire to help your neighbors, this role offers unparalleled experience and the chance to contribute directly to the safety and well-being of Eudora. What You'll Do: As a Pay-Per-Call Firefighter/EMT, you'll respond to a wide range of emergencies, including fires, medical incidents, rescues, and other critical situations within the City of Eudora. You'll operate essential equipment, participate in rigorous training, and work as a vital part of a highly coordinated team, providing the same critical services as full-time personnel. What We Offer: Hands-On Experience: Gain invaluable real-world experience in fire suppression, emergency medical services, and rescue operations. Comprehensive Training & Certification: No prior experience is required! We'll assist you in obtaining your certified Firefighter I & II and EMT certifications through community college courses during your probationary period. This is a significant investment in your future, whether in this role or a full-time career. Team Environment: Join a supportive and professional team dedicated to serving the community and upholding public trust. Community Impact: Make a tangible, immediate difference in the lives of your friends and neighbors. Flexible Accommodations: For those not living locally, our station offers accommodations for on-duty crew members. Our Expectations: This role requires commitment and dedication. Members are expected to: Provide a minimum of 108 hours of coverage each quarter. Attend Wednesday evening trainings. Complete an 8-Saturday recruit academy upon initial hiring. Maintain a strong moral character and uphold public trust. Be excellent team players and eager to train and learn continuously. If you're looking for a challenging, impactful, and deeply rewarding way to serve, we encourage you to learn more. This is an opportunity to develop critical skills, build lasting camaraderie, and contribute to the safety of our city. | Requirements: To be considered for the Pay-Per-Call Firefighter/EMT position, candidates must meet the following criteria: Age: Be at least 18 years of age at the start of employment. Education: Possess a high school diploma or GED equivalent. Driver's License & Driving Record: Hold a valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record. Background & Screenings: Successfully pass a comprehensive background check, including a criminal history review. Pass a drug screen. Successfully pass a physical capacity evaluation. A strong moral character and the ability to maintain public trust are paramount. Physical & Mental Capability: Be able to meet the physical and mental demands of emergency response, including working in challenging environments and performing physically strenuous tasks. Commitment to Training: Successfully complete an 8-Saturday recruit academy upon initial hiring. Commit to obtaining Firefighter I & II and EMT certifications through community college courses during the probationary period. The City of Eudora will assist members in achieving these certifications. Attend regular Wednesday evening training sessions. Provide a minimum of 108 hours of coverage each quarter. Teamwork: Demonstrate a strong ability to work effectively as part of a cohesive team, showing motivation to learn and adapt continuously. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Assist in guiding visitors through the Eudora Community Museum, providing insights into the exhibits and the history of Eudora. Volunteers will engage with the public and enhance their understanding of local history.

Assist in getting the school building ready for the first day of school by organizing, cleaning, and setting up classrooms and common areas. Volunteers will work as part of a team to ensure a welcoming environment for students.

Participate in various projects to help prepare for the upcoming school year. Tasks may include organizing materials, assisting with arts and crafts projects, and supporting staff in various capacities.

Participate in stream events to help maintain and improve the health of the watershed. Volunteers will assist in activities such as cleaning up streams and educating the public about watershed conservation.

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Support the robotics workshops by helping students with building and programming robots. Volunteers will provide technical assistance and encourage problem-solving skills.

Facilitate digital literacy classes for community members, focusing on basic computer skills and internet safety. Volunteers will guide participants through lessons and answer questions.

Assist in organizing and facilitating STEM education programs for K-12 students. Volunteers will help with setting up activities, guiding students, and ensuring a safe and engaging learning environment.

Help organize and facilitate special events at the school, ensuring smooth operations and a welcoming environment for attendees. Responsibilities include event logistics and guest assistance.

Provide administrative support to the school, assisting with various office tasks and projects. Volunteers will help with data entry, filing, and other clerical duties.

Assist in organizing and managing school festivals, contributing to the vibrant community atmosphere. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and cleanup.

Participate in the Parent Association to support school activities and initiatives. Volunteers will engage in planning and executing projects that benefit the school community.

Contribute to the upkeep and beautification of the school grounds. Volunteers will assist with landscaping, gardening, and general maintenance tasks.

Volunteers are needed to support the KC Dragon Boat Festival, an event that blends culture and community with the excitement of dragon boat racing. Responsibilities may include assisting with event setup, managing race logistics, and providing support to participants and spectators.

Volunteers will sort a variety of items received from the public to support conservation efforts. This role helps reduce landfill waste by repurposing unused goods for sale in the Scraps KC store.

Assist with administrative projects, outreach efforts, and behind-the-scenes tasks that support the mission of Kanbe's Markets. This role is vital for maintaining the efficiency of operations and expanding community engagement.

Volunteers will sort, pack, and distribute fresh produce at the warehouse to ensure it reaches those in need. This hands-on role is crucial in redirecting food from landfills and improving food access in the community.

Assist Uzazi Village by contributing to marketing efforts to promote our mission and programs. Volunteers will help with creating content, managing social media, and engaging with the community to raise awareness.

Support Uzazi Village by participating in fundraising activities. Volunteers will assist in planning and executing fundraising events and campaigns to support our programs.

Contribute to Uzazi Village's mission by conducting research to support our programs and advocacy efforts. Volunteers will gather and analyze data to help improve our services and impact.

Provide clerical support to Uzazi Village by helping with administrative tasks such as data entry, filing, and organizing documents. This role is crucial in maintaining the efficiency of our operations.

Assist Uzazi Village by organizing events and activities. Volunteers will help with logistics, coordination, and ensuring smooth execution of various programs and events.

Assist in planning and executing community events, including setup and breakdown. Volunteers will help with event activities, enjoying food, music, art, and the company of community members.

Join us in the garden on Sundays throughout the year for planting, harvesting, building healthy soil, weeding, mulching, and more. Volunteers will be guided by existing members to achieve the day's goals.

Participate in various projects to enhance Manheim Gardens, such as repainting the chicken coop, building raised beds, and replacing greenhouse plastic. Volunteers will work on tasks that support the garden's growth and community engagement.

Volunteers are needed to help with events organized by Corey's Network, Inc. Responsibilities include event setup, coordination, and assisting attendees. Volunteers will work closely with staff to ensure smooth event operations.

Engage your neighborhood, church, or workplace in a donation drive to transform community treasures into support for Adelante Thrift. Coordinate with the organization to schedule a pickup and manage the drive details.

Serve as a group to make a significant impact by sorting, cleaning, and helping customers. Perfect for groups of various sizes and ages, this opportunity allows you to transform the community together.

Volunteer your time sorting, cleaning, stocking merchandise, assisting customers, and arranging department displays. Choose a time that best suits your schedule and come as often as you want to help transform the community.

Engage with diverse communities by participating in educational programs that promote cultural understanding and mutual respect. Volunteers will assist in organizing and facilitating interactive learning experiences for children and families.

Join the Kansas City Folk Festival as a volunteer to help celebrate music, art, and community. Volunteers will assist in various festival operations, ensuring a fun and smooth experience for all attendees.

Each week, volunteers provide a warm meal for youth participating in a Life Skills class at our facilities. Volunteers can cook a meal for 15 youth every Tuesday evening, with the option to stay and dine with the youth or simply drop off the meal.

Volunteers will use their sewing skills to create Children's Activity Bags and Ambulatory Walker Bags for St. Luke's Hospital. This role involves sewing and repairing knit hats that were miss-cut during the manufacturing process.

Assist in tending to the greenhouse processes, including germination, propagation, and harvesting of vegetables. Volunteers will work alongside experienced staff to learn about sustainable farming practices.

Assist in designing, building, constructing, assembling, or sewing custom costumes for children in wheelchairs. Volunteers can also help with graphic design, social media, or work at trade shows and fundraisers.

Participate in workshops to help build multiple costumes with other volunteers. Learn various costume-building techniques for different types of wheelchairs.

Engage in a team-building experience by volunteering to design and build a costume with your colleagues. This opportunity encourages teamwork and creativity while contributing to a rewarding cause.