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Kansas Children's Service League
Short-term volunteer roles may include addressing envelopes, providing childcare at family nights, and more. These one-time roles are a simple, hands-on way to help Kansas families without a long-term commitment.
Kansas Children's Service League
Contribute to our mission by regularly helping with support groups, answering calls from the 1-800-CHILDREN helpline, providing childcare for events, and more. Ongoing positions are perfect for those looking to give back consistently.
Kansas Children's Service League
KCSL provides meaningful ways for groups and corporate teams to give back together. Group activities range from assembling care packages for families to sponsoring family-time events, tailored to suit your group’s size and interests.
Prairieland Visiting Animals Association
Participate in the 'Reading with Prairieland Dogs' program to help children improve their reading skills and comprehension. Sessions are held at the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library.
Prairieland Visiting Animals Association
Join a therapy team to provide comfort and support in hospitals, clinics, retirement centers, libraries, and more. Volunteers must have a calm, confident, and gentle animal that is adaptable and enjoys meeting people.
Topeka Spay Neuter Project Inc
Trap cats and kittens for pre-surgical care, ensuring they receive necessary medical attention. Volunteers assist in controlling the feral cat population.
Topeka Spay Neuter Project Inc
Assist in transporting pets to and from veterinary visits, ensuring they receive the care they need. Volunteers play a crucial role in the logistics of pet healthcare.
Topeka Spay Neuter Project Inc
Provide temporary care for feral or abandoned kittens and cats during pre-surgical care. Volunteers offer a safe and nurturing environment for animals in transition.
Topeka Spay Neuter Project Inc
Assist in re-homing rehabilitated kittens, helping them find permanent, loving homes. Volunteers play a vital role in the adoption process.
Topeka Spay Neuter Project Inc
Bottle feed abandoned kittens and puppies, providing essential nutrition and care. Volunteers support the growth and development of young animals.
Topeka Spay Neuter Project Inc
Feed feral cats and kittens, providing them with necessary nutrition and care. Volunteers help maintain the health of feral cat communities.
Team Kitten
Assist with in-person events, including setting up stalls, distributing flyers, and soliciting donors. Follow directions from the fundraising coordinator and help identify outreach opportunities.
Team Kitten
Help ensure all available kittens have up-to-date adoption profiles with quality photos and biographies. Assist in writing newsletters and special interest stories under the direction of the Communications Lead.
The Family Initiative
Lead teens through simple, calming yoga routines to promote relaxation and mindfulness. The volunteer will teach basic yoga poses, breathing exercises, and relaxation techniques.
Team Kitten
Assist in trapping and caring for cats at colonies around Shawnee and nearby counties. Responsibilities include transporting cats to veterinary appointments and delivering food and supplies to colonies. Gas money is provided by Team Kitten.
Team Kitten
Contribute in various ways, from cleaning carriers to helping with graphic design. This role is flexible and can be tailored to the volunteer's skills and interests.
Team Kitten
Plan and execute fundraising events, coordinate volunteers, and communicate with the treasurer. Increase brand awareness and grow the community of donors.
Elara Caring Hospice
Elara Caring hospice volunteers provide companionship to hospice patients, support caregivers, and assist with various tasks such as recording patient memories, providing bereavement support, and participating in special events. No special skills are required, just a compassionate heart and a willingness to help others.
CASA of Shawnee County
CASA volunteers advocate for the best interests of children who have experienced abuse or neglect. They work with child welfare professionals and service providers to ensure judges have the necessary information to make informed decisions for each child. Volunteers must be at least 21 years old and complete 30 hours of training.
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