Join the Animal Angels Network team to provide hands-on care for dogs at their sanctuary. Responsibilities include feeding, walking, cleaning, handling, and assisting with adoptions or events. Volunteers must commit to at least two scheduled shifts per month.

Assist with the daily care and maintenance of the animals at the ranch, including feeding, cleaning, and providing general care. Volunteers will work hands-on with horses, mules, ponies, donkeys, and other rescued animals.

Assist in providing free healthcare services at various clinics organized by Volunteers in Medicine Christian County. Volunteers will help with patient intake, administrative tasks, and supporting medical staff during clinic hours.

Chadwick Fire Protection District is continually looking for high quality volunteer firefighters. Firefighters in our district fight structure fires, provide medical first response, respond to motor vehicle collisions on the road and trail), fight wildland fires and go on search and rescue missions. Our district is 116 square miles, including 40,000 acres of the Mark Twain National forest, where we regularly rescue lost and injured cyclists in the Chadwick Motorcycle area, and assist the US Forestry service with wildland fires. We are available for state-wide mutual aid, particularly for wilderness search and rescue. | Requirements: Applicants must be 18+ years old and be physically capable of performing arduous physical tasks. Must be able to follow directions and keep a level head in stressful emergency situations. Must be able to read and write. Must be able to use a radio communication. Must be able to pass a background check. New firefighters are required to complete Basic Firefighter skills and Emergency Medical Responder within one year, along with HazMat awareness and ICS 100. Firefighters wishing to be deployable for state-wide mutual aid are required to complete additional training. | Categories: Firefighter

Volunteers at Queen City Rock Camp help change lives by supporting a week-long day camp for youth. Volunteers of any gender, with or without musical experience, are welcome to invest in the future of Springfield's music community and make their summer unforgettable.

Volunteer as a docent tour guide to lead visitors through our sculpture collections, providing insights and information about each piece. Engage with the community and enhance their experience of public art.

Join the Board of Directors or Advisory Council to help guide the strategic direction of Sculpture Walk Springfield. Contribute your expertise and passion for public art to enhance the organization's impact.

Assist with organizing and managing events related to Sculpture Walk Springfield. Help with logistics, setup, and engaging with attendees to ensure successful events.

Assist in bringing installations to life by painting, crafting, or building. Volunteers can also help spread the word about placemaking and set up or tear down seating at Park Central Square.

Assist in organizing and participating in neighborhood watch activities to ensure community safety. Volunteers will help coordinate with local police and attend training sessions.

Assist in the care and well-being of cats by providing daily feeding, cleaning, and socialization. Volunteers will help ensure that the cats are healthy and ready for adoption.

Join the MINS family and help keep the museum running smoothly. Volunteers are essential in maintaining the museum's operations, assisting with visitor engagement, and supporting educational programs.

Join our all-volunteer staff to help organize and manage events aimed at supporting our mission to reduce pet overpopulation. Volunteers are welcome to assist in various capacities during events, such as setup, coordination, and communication with attendees.

Are you looking for Adventure and Excitement?? Marshfield Fire Protection District is seeking volunteers. We are looking for you! We offer training, equipment, and motivation. Do you want to give back to your community and give support? Come join us in Serving and Protecting Our Community! Call or come by: Marshfield Fire Protection District Station #1 521 S Prairie Ln, Marshfield MO 65706 (417) 859-0884 For more information visit: www.MarshfieldFire.com | Requirements: Please call Chief Taylor at 417-859-0884 | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members