Volunteers are needed to assist with patient intake and rooming. This role involves working with patients to gather necessary information and prepare them for their appointments.

Volunteers fluent in Spanish and Somali are needed to provide interpretation services for patients during their medical appointments. This role is crucial for ensuring effective communication between patients and healthcare providers.

Volunteers are needed to manage front desk operations, including patient registration and answering inquiries. This role requires strong interpersonal and administrative skills.

Volunteer clinicians or physicians are needed to provide medical care to patients who do not have health insurance and live below the federal poverty level. Volunteers will work alongside other healthcare professionals to deliver sensitive and respectful care.

Participate in rescuing food to ensure it is distributed to those in need. Volunteers help with unloading supply trucks and direct food delivery during service hours.

Assist with stocking, distributing cold items, and shopper checkout at the St. Peter Area Food Shelf. No special skills are required, just a desire to help others.

Assist in the monthly fresh produce distribution from July through October at the First Lutheran Church parking lot. This is a low-contact, outdoor drive-through style distribution.

Join us for public pack sessions where volunteers pack food for area youth. These sessions are crucial in ensuring that students have access to food during weekends and school breaks.

During summer months, volunteers deliver food boxes directly to the doorsteps of youth. This role is vital in providing continuous support to children during school breaks.

Support families experiencing a crisis by providing a safe and temporary place for children age 12 and younger. Must be a licensed provider – child care, foster care or child care center.

Volunteers are needed for various roles during agility trials, including scribe, assistant scribe, timer, gate steward, course builder, equipment setter/ring steward, and runner. Volunteers will help ensure the smooth operation of the event.

Ready to volunteer at a student event in the 2024/2025 school year? We'd love to have you! We'll provide training and lunch. Can't make it for the whole day but still want to help out? No problem, just let us know what works for you!

Firefighters protect the lives of others when danger strikes. Traditionally, this is when a fire breaks out, but also includes many other types of emergency situations including vehicle accidents, confined space, rope, and water rescues. Firefighters are called first responders for a reason. Typically, they are the first to respond to an emergency. Because of that, firefighters must handle a broad range of emergency situations as well as the mass hysteria that blooms out of a severe accident. | Requirements: Prospective firefighters must be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma. Prospective firefighters should fill out an application online or at the North Mankato City offices (1001 Belgrade Ave.). Prospective firefighters will take the entrance fire exam. The exam includes a written section, tests of physical fitness, a medical evaluation, and an interview with the officer group and trustees. Applicants with the highest scores will be scheduled for weeks of formal training. All new firefighters complete the NFPA 1001 fire program prior to starting their probationary period. This training is over 120 hours of classroom and hands-on training that cover everything from fire behavior, auto extrication, ladders, and suppression. After the initial training, firefighters on the North Mankato Fire Department train twice a month. Topics include CPR, HAZMAT, Driving, Search & Rescue, Building Construction, Pump Operations, and other topics. | Categories: Firefighter

Firefighters protect the lives of others when danger strikes. Traditionally, this is when a fire breaks out, but also includes many other types of emergency situations including vehicle accidents, confined space, rope, and water rescues. Firefighters are called first responders for a reason. Typically, they are the first to respond to an emergency. Because of that, firefighters must handle a broad range of emergency situations as well as the mass hysteria that blooms out of a severe accident. | Requirements: Prospective firefighters must be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma. Prospective firefighters should fill out an application online or at the North Mankato City offices (1001 Belgrade Ave.). Prospective firefighters will take the entrance fire exam. The exam includes a written section, tests of physical fitness, a medical evaluation and an interview with the officer group and trustees. Applicants with the highest scores will be scheduled for weeks of formal training. | Categories: Firefighter

Consider becoming a foster family to a servicemember's pet while they're serving away from home. This role involves caring for the pet and ensuring it is well-loved and looked after during the servicemember's absence.

Students in grades 7 through 12 can volunteer to be active in their community, learn important job skills, and explore interests in early childhood education, STEAM, agriculture, and Dakota history. Volunteers will engage with children and assist in various museum activities.

Coordinate and assist in organizing events such as Norwegian displays, parades, and craft activities. Volunteers will work closely with the community to promote Norwegian culture.

Assist in organizing and conducting cultural skills programs, including traditional Norwegian cooking, rosemaling, and genealogy. Volunteers will help members learn and earn cultural skills medals.

Volunteers can participate in various roles such as acting, directing, lighting, costuming, sound, set building, ushering, and more. These roles support the production of high-quality theater experiences.