Opportunities to support people living with ALS and/or their caregivers in the community vary by location. If this type of volunteer activity interests you, please reach out to learn more about local programming in your area.

Provides aging adults who live on their own with long-term relationships and neighborly activities. Commit to four hours per month. If you have special skills or talents (from assisting with technology to baking) you would like to share, please let us know.

Mentor youth in the Sioux Falls area. Meet with children age 7-14 outside of school hours in the community, meet with students in grades K-8 during the school day at school sites, or meet with high school students either during the school day or after school hours.

Volunteers accompany individuals with disabilities on community outings, providing support and companionship. This role helps enrich the lives of those we support by offering meaningful experiences in the community.

Volunteers assist individuals with disabilities in various craft activities, encouraging creativity and engagement. This role involves working closely with participants to create art and crafts.

Volunteers join individuals with disabilities for walks, promoting physical activity and social interaction. This role is ideal for those who enjoy being outdoors and engaging with others.

Hospice volunteers provide support to patients and their families during end-of-life care. Volunteers may assist with companionship, running errands, or providing respite for caregivers.

Assist with the South Dakota Symphony Youth Orchestra by supporting young musicians during rehearsals and performances. Volunteers will help with logistical arrangements and ensure a smooth experience for participants.

Inspire K-12 kids to achieve a more fulfilling career and life by contributing your professional insights and personal experiences. We provide training and structure classroom programs so students can learn from you.

Plan and execute signature events to support the organization's mission. This role requires a one-year commitment and strong organizational skills.

Manage and organize supplies needed for animal care and events. This role requires a one-year commitment and attention to detail.

Coordinate the logistics of animal transport, ensuring timely and safe delivery of animals to their destinations. This role requires a one-year commitment.

The Development Committee assists with community outreach and fundraising efforts. Volunteers work with the Chief Development Officer and Executive Director to promote services and opportunities to support the agency.

The Court Watchers Program supports victims of rape, sexual assault, or domestic violence in protection order court. Volunteers observe court proceedings, record judge rulings, and assist the Victim Advocate in providing outreach and information to survivors.

Event Teams assist with planning and producing various events throughout the year. Volunteers help organize and execute events like the Community Art Event, Professional Wellness Conference, and The Compass Center 0.5K.

Support adults with disabilities as a garden mentor, fishing buddy, sports and fitness companion, lunchroom assistant, faith friend, or general day or evening mentor.

Support children with disability at the playground, on a field trip, in the pediatric rehab hospital, or as a general youth mentor.

If you are an LGBTQ+ individual aged 10-17, participate in a survey to help improve medical and mental health care inclusivity in South Dakota. Your feedback will aid in understanding community acceptance and healthcare needs.

Contribute your expertise as a healthcare professional to a survey focused on Queer health in South Dakota. Your participation will help in understanding and improving healthcare policies and interventions for the LGBTQ+ community.

As a caregiver of queer youth, share your perspectives on healthcare and mental healthcare for Queer youth in South Dakota. Your input will help improve services and support for the community.

Provide your professional insights as a mental health care provider to help create equitable care for Queer people in South Dakota. This survey aims to gather perspectives on mental health care for the LGBTQ+ community.

Welcome visitors to our events and provide them with information about our organization and adoption process. This role is vital for creating a positive first impression.

Participate in a research survey aimed at making medical and mental health care more inclusive for LGBTQ+ individuals in South Dakota. Your insights will help in understanding the unique health needs and service gaps for the community.

Interact and play with children by means of activities, discussion, and reading. Assist all children and perform other duties assigned by staff members. Prior childcare experience helpful.

Help maintain a clean and safe environment for our animals by cleaning vans and kennels. This role is essential for the health and well-being of our pets.

Instruct residents on resume writing, job searching, job application process, interview, and job skills. Flexible schedule.

Engage with potential adopters and introduce them to our animals at events. This role involves handling dogs and providing information to the public.

Assist in transporting animals to and from events or foster homes. This role is crucial in ensuring the safe and timely movement of our animals.

Provide exercise and companionship to our dogs by taking them for walks. This role is important for the physical and mental well-being of our animals.

Organize and conduct activities like bingo, art classes, or donation drives to engage guests and enhance their experience.

Volunteers greet and check in guests, assist with paperwork, and distribute care products. This fast-paced role involves interacting with guests and is available every night from 6-8 p.m.

This role involves answering phones, directing guests to daytime programs, and performing clerical duties. Volunteers are needed Monday-Friday, with shifts varying based on availability.

Help keep the shelter clean and organized through various cleaning and organizing tasks suitable for individuals or groups.

Volunteers assist in the preparation, serving, and clean-up of lunch for about 125 guests each day. This opportunity is available on weekdays and weekends, and food items are provided by BDHH.

Offer professional skills such as nursing, mental health counseling, or mentorship to guests in need of specialized support.

Offer mentorship and support to individuals in need. This role involves guiding and encouraging clients through their journey.

Speak with clients during nights and weekends off-site via mobile phone. Provide support and guidance to individuals in need during non-office hours.

Meet with clients during office hours, providing support and guidance. This role is crucial in offering emotional and practical assistance to those facing unexpected pregnancies.

The Prayer Team meets the second Wednesday of the month at 8:30 am. You can attend the prayer meeting as an active listener with prayers in your heart. The team meets physically at Call to Freedom’s 8th street office and also virtually on Microsoft-teams.

Assist in scanning or inputting obituaries into the database. Some work can be done from home, but is usually done in the workroom at the Old Courthouse Museum.

Help maintain the society's computers by updating them or assist in maintaining the website. This role requires technical skills and can be done on-site.

This role involves answering questions for researchers, cataloging books, or entering books into a database. The head librarian will provide training and supervision. The position is on-site at the Old Courthouse Museum.

Assist the Vice-President in finding and planning meetings for the society. This role involves coordination and organizational skills.

Assist in the conservation and restoration of lands in South Dakota and Nebraska. Volunteers will help with various tasks related to land stewardship and conservation easements.

Assist in the Care Center by providing support to guests, helping them access resources such as clothing, job search tools, and counseling. Volunteers will engage with guests to make them feel welcome and cared for.

Utilize your skills with tools to occasionally assist with hanging photos, minor repairs, etc. Tasks may include yardwork, maintenance work, moving light boxes, lamps, or heavy items, such as furniture, books. No other special skills are required. Although, if you do have an area of expertise, please let us know so we can connect with you if a specific need arises. Locations include 8th street office, 12th street office, Marissa’s House, or at a remote location.

Duties may include correspondence, data entry, research, etc. Experience with Excel, Word and Windows 10 needed. Projects almost always take place during business hours (9 am - 5 pm Monday - Friday). Volunteers should be comfortable working independently with minimal supervision. No other special skills are required, but if you do have an area of expertise, please let us know so we can connect with you if a specific need arises.

The mentor/mentee can do a variety of activities together including (but not limited to) going for walks, coffee, meeting at church, doing a bible study. 1.5 hours of training provided. Experience in working with clients who have been traumatized or a degree in social work, psychology, nursing is preferred. Times will vary depending on client and volunteer availability.

Support the operations and activities at the Children's Home Shelter for Family Safety. Volunteers help provide a safe space for families in crisis and assist with various support services.

Care for the educational animals that call the Outdoor Campus home. Tasks include feeding and watering the animals, keeping their terrariums clean, and keeping the education animal area clean and presentable for the public.

Support one of the hundreds of free outdoor education programs for the people of the Sioux Falls area by performing tasks like classroom management support, archery/BB gun range commands, baiting fishing hooks, ensuring safety during programming, and more.

Independent Living Choices is seeking reliable, caring part-time Caregivers to provide personal care to people with disabilities in their homes. Various shifts are available Monday through Friday and on weekends.

Join us in enriching the experiences of patients and veterans at the end of their lives. Volunteers help create lasting memories and provide support and dignity to individuals during their final days.

Volunteers are needed to assist with public events to promote the importance of TNR-friendly ordinances in Sioux Falls. If you are comfortable speaking with the public and passionate about helping community cats, this role is for you.

Drive the bus to special events, ensuring residents can participate in community activities. This role requires a responsible individual with good driving skills.

Bring your pet to visit and play with residents, providing companionship and joy. This role is perfect for animal lovers who want to make a difference.

Join residents on fun Sioux Falls events and outings, providing assistance and companionship. This role is ideal for those who enjoy exploring and socializing.

Help residents find and enjoy books, fostering a love for reading. This role is perfect for book enthusiasts who want to share their passion.

Assist with various office tasks to ensure smooth operations. This role requires organizational skills and attention to detail.

Engage with residents by playing board games, cards, shuffleboard, and more. This role is ideal for those who enjoy socializing and having fun.

Lead the chapter's mentorship program, connecting mentors with mentees and facilitating professional development opportunities. This role requires strong leadership and communication skills.

As the Director of Programs, you will be responsible for planning and executing events and programs that align with the chapter's goals. This role requires strong organizational and leadership skills.

Oversee the content on the chapter's website, ensuring it is up-to-date and relevant. This role requires attention to detail and experience with web content management.

Manage the chapter's social media presence to engage members and promote events. This role involves creating content and interacting with the community online.

Join the Black Hills Expansion Committee to support the growth and outreach of the PMI Sioux Empire Chapter. This role involves collaborating with other volunteers to enhance the chapter's presence in the Black Hills region.

Act as liaisons between Alpha Center and local churches, fostering community support. Volunteers should have strong communication and networking skills.

Assist with administrative tasks to keep our operations running smoothly. Volunteers should be detail-oriented and organized.

Help with gardening, snow removal, building repairs, and cleaning to maintain a welcoming environment. Volunteers should be handy and proactive.

Create visual materials that communicate our mission and services effectively. Volunteers should have design skills and experience with design software.

Capture moments and events, helping to tell Alpha Center’s story through compelling images. Volunteers should have photography skills and equipment.

Help craft content that informs and engages our community. Volunteers should have strong writing and editing skills.

Contribute your expertise in legal, financial, and other professional areas to support the center's mission. Volunteers should have relevant professional experience.

As a Senior Companion Volunteer, you will provide companionship and assistance to older adults, helping them with activities such as light housekeeping, meal preparation, and transportation. Volunteers must be 55 or older, meet an income guideline, and be able to serve 10-40 hours a week.

Assist in various activities and programs designed to support children and families at the Sioux Falls Children's Home. Volunteers play a crucial role in helping create a safe and nurturing environment.

Volunteers can assist with tasks such as organizing donations and participating in outreach programs. These efforts help provide a safe and supportive environment for families in need.

Volunteers can engage in various activities such as organizing donations, serving ice cream, or bringing in therapy dogs. These activities enrich the environment and support the children and staff.

Volunteers help with everything from building and repairing homes to assisting at our ReStore. There is absolutely no experience needed, just a willingness to show up and lend a hand! We have fun and meaningful opportunities year-round.

Assist with organizing and running events such as meet and greets, adoption events, and fundraising activities. Volunteers will help set up, manage the event, and interact with the public.

Provide a temporary home for dachshunds and dachshund mixes until they are adopted. Volunteers must have a fenced yard and be able to care for the dogs' daily needs.

Assist at mobile food distribution sites to help distribute food to families in need. Volunteers play a key role in the logistics and distribution process.

Volunteers are essential to pack boxes, fill BackPacks, and sort food. This role is crucial in ensuring that food reaches those in need across South Dakota.

Improve your community by joining our cause. Volunteers can make a huge difference with a little bit of their time, helping with events, trails, and educational programs.

Share your photography talent and time to help bereaved families have a lasting keepsake of their most cherished moments. Professional-level photographers volunteer their time to conduct an intimate portrait session, capturing the only moments parents spend with their babies.

Help us spread the word about our mission by sharing our organization with your community. As a Community Outreach Volunteer, you will be the contact person for our organization in your area.

Our volunteers are the lifeblood of the Mighty Corson Art Players. If you’d like to help out, send us a message or join our growing volunteer community on Facebook.

The Inter-Lakes Community Action Partnership Board of Directors is seeking a member from the Private Sector to represent Lincoln and Minnehaha Counties. This role involves ensuring that low-income populations have a say in the operations of the agency.

File account records in assigned places, shred designated items, bag shredded paper, and deposit in dumpster. Must be able to alphabetize for filing.

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.

Online volunteering includes a wide range of tasks that best fit your abilities. These tasks support the sanctuary's operations and outreach efforts.

Table Servers are responsible for taking guests' orders, serving soup, salad, and entrees, and clearing dishes. During intermission, they serve dessert and clear dishes, and after the show, they clear all tables.

Coffee Servers provide coffee to guests before the show and during intermission, keep water pitchers filled, assist Table Servers as needed, and clear tables after the show.

Bartenders sell beverages to guests, manage money transactions, check with guests during dinner and intermission, replenish stock, and clear trash and cardboard after the show.