Foster volunteers provide temporary homes for cats until they are adopted. Responsibilities include socializing the cats, ensuring they attend vet appointments, and providing updates on their behavior and health.

Assist with garden and building maintenance, help in the dining room, answer call-lights for non-care tasks, or deliver newspapers. This role supports the daily operations and enhances the living environment for residents.

Help lead activities and assist residents in participating in activities that may be challenging for them to do independently. This includes performing basic manicures and facilitating engaging experiences for residents.

Assist residents by escorting them to and from various locations within the community, such as beauty salon appointments, chapel services, or off-campus outings. This role involves propelling wheelchairs and ensuring residents' comfort and safety during transit.

Provide social connection and companionship to residents seeking interaction. This may include visiting with residents, engaging in conversation, or bringing a pet along for visits to enhance the experience.

Join as a 'float' volunteer, and customize a schedule that suits your interests and enriches the lives of program participants. Volunteers are welcome anytime Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm.

Share your skill, hobby, or interest with a group of program participants. This could include playing an instrument, singing, storytelling, dancing, creative arts, sports, history, career or travel experiences, or any other talent you can bring.

Participate in and help NCSI staff facilitate group activities such as crafts, nature and gardening, cooking, math, reading and writing, music, games, exercise, self-advocacy, science, stress reduction, and team-building. Volunteers are welcome anytime Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm.

Bring in your certified animal to visit with the people we serve and see the smiles and love it brings. Volunteers are welcome anytime Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm.

Assist staff and program participants on community outings. Tasks include pushing a wheelchair, offering companionship and conversation, assisting with lunch and loading/unloading vehicles, and providing general support and supervision.

Provide on-the-job training and/or coaching to the people we serve at their community employment sites. Empower them to exhibit as much independence as possible with their work tasks, maintain positive social interactions, and achieve their career goals.

Community Health Workers provide a range of services to individuals and families in the community. Their goal is to improve health and wellbeing, reduce health disparities, and enhance health outcomes through direct interaction and support.

Join Mindfulness Through Play as a Summer Camp Instructor and help teach emotional regulation and growth mindset skills to students. Engage with children in a fun and active way, promoting mental health and well-being through play.

Guide Bhutanese refugees and immigrants in their career journey by providing mentorship and sharing professional experiences to help them succeed in Minnesota.

Assist in planning and organizing community events that celebrate Bhutanese culture and foster community integration.

Help transport community members to essential services and events, ensuring they have access to necessary resources and opportunities.

Volunteer your time to tutor Bhutanese refugees and immigrants in English as a Second Language, helping them improve their language skills and integrate into the community.

Participate in staffing events organized by PACIM. Volunteers will help with event setup, guest assistance, and ensuring the smooth operation of events. This is a great opportunity to meet new people and engage with the community.

Assist in maintaining the PACIM library by organizing books, managing appointments, and ensuring the library is welcoming for visitors. This role is ideal for those who love books and want to contribute to the cultural preservation of Polish-American heritage.

Assist in organizing and managing events such as the Minnesota State Championships Feis and Saint Paul Autumn Feis. Volunteers will help with event setup, registration, and coordination of activities throughout the day.

Assist in providing medical care and support to ethnic minority children in remote areas of Viet Nam. Volunteers will help distribute medical kits and support healthcare training courses for teachers.

Volunteers at Books For Africa's warehouses in St. Paul, Minnesota, and Atlanta, Georgia, sort and pack books according to category and age level. No heavy lifting is involved, and volunteers should be at least 14 years old.

Volunteers will assist in preserving and sharing the history of St. Anthony Village by participating in various projects and events. Responsibilities may include organizing historical documents, assisting with events, and contributing to educational programs.

Donate your professional services in areas like technology, human resources, marketing, strategy, and legal to benefit organizations working to improve society. Opportunities range from virtual consultations to in-person projects.

Engage in various local volunteer opportunities that match your interests and schedule. Participate in team events, family-friendly options, and more to make a difference in your community.

Facilitate cultural, language, personal, and professional exchanges between Iraqis and Americans. Help organize and manage events that promote understanding and collaboration.

Assist in presenting Iraqi and American visual art, film, bookmaking, and theater to audiences throughout Minnesota. Support the coordination and execution of arts events and exhibitions.

The St. Anthony Fire Department is seeking quality people who want to serve the residents of the City of St. Anthony. We are a combination fire department that responds to approximately 1600 calls for service annually. Responsibilities range from treating patients medically to structure fires, hazmat incidents, vehicle accidents, weather related incidents and a wide variety of miscellaneous calls. You will also be responsible for driving and operating the pumps of the apparatus, covering shifts at the fire station, and participating in our various public education programs. All of our firefighters are trained medically to the EMT level and minimum level of Operations for Hazardous Materials response. Training and meetings are on Monday nights and calls come in at all hours of the day/night. You will receive an hourly wage when responding to calls, meetings,drills and covering shifts. Retirement pension available with 10+ years of service. This is a great opportunity to serve others in a way that makes a direct impact to the community. | Requirements: Because the St. Anthony Fire Department provides a critical service to the community, our goal is to hire the best possible candidates. •Must be 18 years of age or older. •Be a high school graduate or equivalent. •Hold a valid State of Minnesota driver’s license. •Must have residence within 11 minutes of the station. •Be able to carry out his/her responsibilities and provide good communications in a calm, positive and professional manner under stressful conditions. •Must successfully pass a written test, physical agility, interview, psychological assessment and a thorough background check. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Provide tutoring support to participants in various educational subjects. Tutors will work one-on-one or in small groups to help participants achieve their educational goals.

Provide transportation for a DeafBlind person to or from an MDBA event or workshop. Volunteers can choose specific days or join the Volunteer Drivers list for future needs. Sign language skills are not required.

Assist in organizing and managing events to support the mission of Ujamaa Place. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and participant engagement to ensure successful execution.

Provide sign language interpreting services for MDBA events. This role is vital for communication and accessibility within the DeafBlind community.

Volunteers are needed to plan, put up signs, set up, coordinate games, help with food, and clean up during the MDBA Annual Summer Social event, which celebrates the legacy of Helen Keller.

Assist a DeafBlind person at an MDBA event by guiding, providing environmental information, and facilitating communication. This role is crucial for enabling full participation in events.

Join the committee to help organize the annual Thanksgiving Banquet, including planning the event and assisting with the Silent Auction. Volunteers may also help collect items for the auction.

Take the lead in organizing an open house event for the co-op. Responsibilities include coordinating with members, planning activities, and ensuring a welcoming environment for prospective families.

Volunteers are needed to assist with setup and cleanup every Friday during the school terms. Responsibilities include arranging classrooms, organizing materials, and ensuring the space is ready for students and instructors.

Facilitate drum circles to share the fun and positive benefits of community drumming. Training is provided, and facilitators will lead off-site drum circles. This role is open to anyone interested in promoting community drumming.

Assist in workshops where participants make their own percussion instruments. Help with setup, guidance, and ensuring a smooth workshop experience. Ideal for those interested in arts and crafts.

Photograph protected properties or events for the Minnesota Land Trust. This opportunity is for experienced photographers with advanced equipment.

Volunteer monitors are critical in helping the Minnesota Land Trust achieve its goal of permanent land protection. Each year, approximately 100 certified volunteer monitors assist the Land Trust with monitoring over 740 properties across the state.

Help in the office with filing, database maintenance, and communications. Volunteers play a critical role in helping the Minnesota Land Trust achieve its mission of protecting the lands and waters that define our communities.

Assist with educational activities and support the diverse interests and abilities of children at the Wilder Child Development Center. Volunteers help enrich learning experiences for young learners.

Due to an influx of over 50 new recipients, we have several openings for weekly or substitute volunteers in the Midway, Frogtown, and surrounding areas. Volunteer solo, with a friend or family member, or with a work or community group to deliver meals. Join us to address food insecurity and support the well-being and independence of your neighbors. Shifts take about 1.5 hours on weekday mornings.

Build relationships and provide support to older adults participating in Wilder's Healthy Aging programs. Volunteers contribute to creating a lasting, positive change in the community.

Recording program volunteers assist with recording, editing, and checking the quality of new digital talking books for patrons and users across the country. The program focuses on books of local and regional interest to Minnesota.

Manage an awareness booth to help spread the mission of Canine Inspired Change. Volunteers will engage with the community to raise awareness about the organization's programs and impact.

Join as a Therapy Dog Team to help impact the lives of vulnerable and at-risk youth through socialization and empathy building. Volunteers will undergo a 6-week foundations course followed by an 8-week therapy dog training to qualify for school-partnered or CIC hosted events.

Assist with the Canine Inspired Change Summer Camp, which includes social-emotional learning activities, dog training skills, and crafts for students entering 3rd - 6th grade. Volunteers will help facilitate activities and support camp operations.

Help with cleaning, equipment organizing, and other tasks on Monday and Wednesday days. This role is essential for maintaining the club's facilities and ensuring a smooth operation.

Join the crew every other Sunday evening for 1-2 hours to set up the agility course for the upcoming week of classes. Perks include being able to bring your dog to run the course, and additional ring privileges during non-operating hours.

Assist with TCOTC’s marketing and public outreach activities. This role involves creating awareness about the club's programs and events.

We’re looking for volunteers to support our programs and make a positive impact in our community. If you’re interested in joining our team, we’d love to have you help out and get involved!

Assist with the Summer Institute program by supporting educational activities and helping with the organization of daily events. Volunteers will work with youth to enhance their vocabulary and manners.

Join the Audubon Emergency Preparedness and Community Resilience Team to help plan and take action on community resilience projects. Volunteers can work independently or alongside neighbors to enhance community preparedness.

The Volunteer Coordinator will recruit, train, and manage volunteers for the Open Streets Central Avenue event on August 2nd. Responsibilities include organizing volunteer sign-ups and schedules, hosting a pre-event orientation, serving as point-of-contact for volunteers on the day of the event, and ensuring all roles—from setup and info booths to clean-up—are filled and supported.

Assist in the training of service dogs for veterans with disabilities. Volunteers will help with basic obedience training, socialization, and exposure to different environments. This role is crucial in ensuring that the service dogs are well-prepared to support their future handlers.

Mentor youth at Element Boxing and Fitness, a gym founded by a former SOS participant. Support corrections youth through mentorship and fitness activities.

Engage with youth at athletic events, community centers, and shopping centers. Provide entertainment, snacks, and individual coaching to support young men as they reintegrate into the community.

We have a box of LexHam photos that need to be scanned and catalogued. This role involves organizing and preserving historical photographs for the community.

Assist in identifying and implementing cost-effective, energy-saving measures for homes. Tasks include installing insulation, reducing air leaks, and performing heating tune-ups and modifications.

Help job seekers to set and meet employment-related goals. Provide coaching, emotional support, fill out online job applications, write resumes, conduct mock interviews, and offer advocacy and referrals to address barriers to work and life success. Time commitment: 4-8 hours/week.

Assist in the planning and execution of events aimed at preserving Dinkytown's history. Work with neighborhood and city alliances to ensure successful programming.

Support the organization's outreach efforts by assisting with communications and media tasks. Help with flyer canvassing and program open-source CMS for online archiving.

Assist in the archiving of historical items related to Dinkytown. Help preserve the unique and important neighborhood for future students and generations.

Assist in organizing and managing events such as the MEA conference and other professional development seminars. Volunteers will help with logistics, registration, and providing information to attendees.

Engage with local communities to promote Education Minnesota's initiatives and resources. Volunteers will participate in outreach activities and support community events.

Volunteers will assist in removing mental and emotional barriers to school success for over 1,200 kids annually. The role includes mentoring, case management, care coordination, and therapy support.

Support the Healthy Lifestyles strategy by educating youth about fitness, nutrition, and smart decision-making. Volunteers will engage in activities that promote positive behaviors and personal goal setting.

Assist young people in succeeding academically by providing career exploration, educational enhancement, and literacy support. Volunteers will help facilitate learning in various subjects including finance, arts, and technology.

Encourage youth engagement through character, leadership, and service learning opportunities. Volunteers will help youth develop planning and decision-making skills by supporting their involvement in the Club and 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.

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

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

Assist the Site Coordinator in connecting students with community resources and support. Help organize and implement programs that empower students to stay in school and succeed.

Distribute flyers to local businesses, libraries, and communities, and promote the toy library at festivals and block parties. Volunteers help raise awareness and engage the community with the library's mission.

Assist in staffing toy lending events by putting away toys, assisting members, and managing toy checkouts. Volunteers help maintain the library's operations and ensure a smooth experience for members.

Master Gardeners will be at the New Brighton Farmers Market from June until October to answer garden questions, talk about new gardening best practices, and hear gardening stories from the community.

Program volunteers work with teaching artists at afternoon classes held during the week at Children's Minnesota hospital in Minneapolis and Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare in Saint Paul. Volunteers assist with classes, working one-on-one with children, and help teachers focus on the overall presentation of projects or classes that include dance, music, visual arts, and performing arts.

Provide specific support to address the barriers and stressors a family is facing that could negatively impact their child. Advocate and guide families to appropriate services.

Pairing a youth with an arts or trades-based business for exposure and an apprenticeship. This role connects a youth with a mentor, an in-demand skill, their community, and a prosocial outlet.

Assist with community engagement activities such as open rehearsals, community art sharing gatherings, and dance workshops. Volunteers will help facilitate discussions on Native contemporary performance and support event logistics.

As a hospital volunteer, you will support patients and families during challenging times. Volunteers can explore healthcare careers, fulfill service-learning hours, and gain new skills and personal fulfillment.

Assist in the care and management of the Minnesota Historical Society's extensive collections. This role includes cataloging, organizing, and preserving historical artifacts and documents.

As an Exhibit Guide, you will help visitors explore and understand the exhibits at the Minnesota History Center. This role involves interacting with guests, answering questions, and providing insights into Minnesota's rich history.

Assist with a Donation Day by greeting families and cleaning equipment. Your time contribution makes a difference in helping children receive the adaptive equipment they need.

Volunteers play an integral role in our efforts to restore safety, dignity, and hope in the lives of children who have been rescued from sexual exploitation. We are always in need of dentists, therapists, lawyers, tutors, and many more professionals to help our children and young people nationwide.

Serve on a committee to help The Cole Foundation with its mission. Engage in planning and decision-making processes to support children with special needs.

Assist with organizing and running events for The Cole Foundation. Your support will help raise funds and awareness for children with special needs.

Help with outreach efforts to spread the word about The Cole Foundation's services. Engage with the community to raise awareness and support for children with special needs.

Interns will study current equipment and programs to improve Hmong Archives' technical capabilities. Responsibilities include solving computer problems and suggesting new equipment and programs.

Interns will research topics and materials from Hmong Archives Collections to develop guides or publications about Hmong culture. Responsibilities include selecting topics for research, preparing written reports, and suggesting wanted materials.

Interns will help increase awareness of Hmong Archives by designing brochures, preparing media contacts, and assisting with presentations. This role involves working with mass media and social media platforms.

Volunteers will help catalog the Hmong Archives' vast collection, preparing accession forms, digitizing materials, and proofreading catalog records. This role requires attention to detail and basic camera and computer skills.

Assist in preparing schedules, exhibit materials, and presentations for cultural events. Responsibilities include writing news releases, assisting at events, and preparing evaluations.

Join the LPNA Board of Directors to help make Logan Park a vibrant and thriving community. Board members are expected to attend monthly meetings, participate in discussions and decision-making, and help organize neighborhood events.

Participate in the Logan Park Shelter Initiative to explore issues related to park encampments and develop recommendations for local systems and policies. Members will attend monthly virtual meetings and engage in discussions on specific topics with relevant guests.

Join a committee to help with construction, planting, fundraising, outreach, or poetic guidance. Volunteers are essential to making the China Garden a reality, as all activities are carried out by volunteers.

Play a part in the many activities of the Garden Society, including planting, events, special projects, and newsletters. Volunteers are crucial to the success of these activities.

The PCA College Service Corps offers college students career development, a chance to make meaningful connections, and play a vital role in meeting critical community needs. Students can commit to ten-, twenty-, or thirty-week options, spending an average of 10 hours per week working as a Personal Care Assistant.