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.

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.

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.

Volunteers assist with various tasks that support the work of the medical team and enhance the healing environment for patients and families. Responsibilities may include patient interaction, administrative support, or helping with events, depending on the volunteer's interests and skills.

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.

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.

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

Room Refreshers ensure that every family has a clean and welcoming space. They prepare overnight guest rooms to meet cleanliness standards, assisting with laundry, restocking toiletries, and cleaning bathrooms to provide a comfortable environment for families.

Sprouts & Spades volunteers help maintain the gardens and houseplants, adding color and freshness to the Ronald McDonald House. No gardening experience is required, just a love for helping things and families grow.

House Ambassadors are the welcoming heartbeat of the Ronald McDonald House. They greet families with a smile and assist with light cleaning, office projects, or offering family support to keep daily life running smoothly.

Meals from the Heart volunteers provide home-style meals for families, bringing comfort and community. Volunteer groups can cook, cater, or provide gift cards to help ease the burden of meal preparation for families staying at the house.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Development Committee assists with outreach into the community and helps with fundraising opportunities for The Compass Center. Volunteers who are creative and enjoy marketing and relationship-building will be a great fit for this committee.