As an Administrative Support Volunteer, you will provide office support for the Unity Hospice team. Tasks may include organizing mailings, computer work, and creating care packets to assist in the daily operations of the hospice.

As a Patient Care Volunteer, you will visit patients in nursing homes or private homes, providing companionship and a listening ear. This role is crucial for offering emotional support to those in hospice care.

Provide transportation for rescue animals to and from vet appointments, foster homes, and adoption events. Volunteers must have a valid driver's license and be comfortable handling animals during transport.

Assist in planning and organizing adoption and fundraising events for Lucky Chance Rescue. Volunteers will help coordinate logistics, manage event details, and ensure successful execution of events.

Help manage and create content for Lucky Chance Rescue's social media platforms. Volunteers will assist in promoting adoptable pets, events, and the organization's mission online.

In the Music Memory program, you will work with Alzheimer’s patients to communicate through music. This role helps patients find renewed meaning in their lives through personalized musical experiences.

If you have volunteered with us before and want to take on more responsibility, consider becoming a Lead Volunteer. You will help train and support other volunteers while working on daily projects in the Volunteer Center.

Volunteer from home by creating illustrated notes and cards of encouragement for seniors receiving food boxes. Your notes will be included in food distributions to bring joy and support to those in need.

Join us in our Volunteer Center to help sort and repack food items for distribution. Volunteers of all ages (6 and up) are welcome, and no prior experience is necessary. Closed-toe shoes are required for safety.

Help distribute food directly to communities in need at various locations. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old for some events and can assist with setup, distribution, and cleanup.

Teach and mentor individuals in various life skills such as energy conservation, budgeting, anger management, parenting, and nutrition. Volunteers will help participants achieve their potential through education and training.

Facilitate free Anger Management and Drug & Alcohol Education Classes designed to help individuals struggling with anger issues or maintaining sobriety. Classes meet throughout the week.

Assist in the distribution of USDA commodities and nutritious food items to individuals and families in need. Volunteers will help organize, pack, and distribute food items in collaboration with the St. Louis Area Food Bank.

Assist at our business offices with tasks such as mailings, filing, and scanning. Opportunities can be tailored for individuals, small groups, or larger groups based on the needs of Easterseals and the interests of volunteers.

Support families receiving services by helping to organize and facilitate local attractions and group events that are sensory-friendly and safe for all participants.

Participate in major fundraising events by assisting with guest check-in, live and silent auctions, and other event-related tasks. Your involvement is crucial to the success of these events.

Help raise awareness and funds for Easterseals' mission through various roles such as coordinating third-party fundraisers, grassroots advocacy, and participating in community events.

Assist in building, painting, and dressing sets for upcoming shows. No experience or special skills needed, as tasks will be assigned based on your abilities.

Assist with ticket sales and box office needs before the show and at intermission. Volunteers will not miss any part of the show and can enjoy it for free.

Assist with sound, lighting, or props during the run of a show. Volunteers should be available for all performances and technical rehearsals prior to the show.