Participate in discussions aimed at defending the rule of law and engaging community members in civic conversations. Volunteers will help organize and facilitate events, ensuring productive dialogue and community engagement.

Become a play pal, assist at summer camps, and help with guest services at the Family Museum. Volunteers aged 18 and older are required to undergo a background check.

Participate in community outreach projects, tax preparation, and reading to kids with United Way Quad Cities. Volunteer opportunities are added as needed.

Participate in construction opportunities and retail tasks at the Habitat ReStore. Volunteers take a tour and learn more about opportunities during a one-hour orientation.

Engage in gardening, delivering food, and providing rides to English classes with Tapestry Farms. Volunteers help refugees resettle in the Quad Cities.

Help at community events and engage with the public to share information about services.

Help facilitate free classes for youth on Monday nights. No experience required.

Assist in a music class for children ages 0-4.

Help paint rooms; supplies provided.

Help organize a warehouse of items.

Volunteers are needed for weekly food pickups from local businesses. The role includes loading and unloading food donations.

Organize and host donation drives for food, toiletries, toys, or coats.

Assist with cleaning and maintenance tasks in the building.

Assist local kids in Lego building activities every Thursday morning.

Help with camp work, food pantry services, mentoring, and administration projects at YouthHope. Volunteers complete a background check and attend orientation.

Advocate for children in the foster care system as a Court Appointed Special Advocate with EveryChild. Volunteers receive training in courtroom procedures and social services.

Join the Quad Cities & West Central Illinois Chapter of the American Red Cross as a Blood Donor Ambassador, Blood Transportation Specialist, or Disaster Action Team member. Background checks are required for volunteers.

Volunteer at the Rock Island Arsenal Museum to help preserve local, state, and national history. Opportunities include assisting with exhibits, research, and educational programs.

Volunteers are needed to support various activities and services at Healing Heroes in the Heartland. Responsibilities may include assisting with events, organizing materials, and supporting administrative tasks.

Support and advocate for children in the Child Welfare System as a Court Appointed Special Advocate. Volunteers receive 30 hours of training before starting.