Write short articles for Eco-Justice Collaborative's discussion section or newsletter. Volunteers will research and compose content that aligns with the organization's mission and current campaigns.

Work with Eco-Justice Collaborative to stop unsafe CO2 pipelines through Illinois. Volunteers will engage in community outreach and policy advocacy to ensure public safety and environmental protection.

Help support Eco-Justice Collaborative's work to bring tree equity to underserved communities in Illinois. Volunteers will assist in planning and implementing tree planting events and educational programs.

Assist Eco-Justice Collaborative with planning or implementing local events. Volunteers will help organize logistics, coordinate with partners, and ensure successful event execution.

Assist in protecting the Mahomet Aquifer from CO2 pollution by participating in advocacy and educational campaigns. Volunteers will work to raise awareness and prevent unsafe practices that threaten the aquifer.

Assist with various tasks during the Fallin’ Into Blues event, including handing out promo cards, staffing tables, and assisting with dance lessons. Volunteers will help promote bluesCENTRAL's activities and engage with event attendees.

Volunteers will transcribe handwritten documents from the museum's collection into Microsoft Word. This role requires the ability to read cursive and attention to detail.

Volunteers will scan photographs from the museum's collection and upload them to the museum's Flickr page, organizing them with proper metadata. This role suits those familiar with Flickr and local history.

Volunteers will photograph artifacts and records held by the museum, adding images to the online catalog. This position requires skill with a DSLR camera and patience in handling historical materials.

Volunteers will help run the museum's historic popcorn wagon at events, preparing food and drinks and interacting with customers. This role requires interpersonal skills and handling money.

Volunteers will transcribe interviews from the museum's audio cassette collection using Microsoft Word. This position is ideal for those with attention to detail and experience in transcription.

Volunteers will reorganize the museum's vertical file collection, scanning newspaper clippings and organizing documents in archival folders. This role is suited for those with archives experience.

Volunteers in this position will greet visitors and handle gift shop sales at the museum's welcome desk. They ensure visitors do not handle artifacts and allow them to self-guide through exhibit rooms. This role requires strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Volunteers will assist with maintenance tasks at the museum, including painting, plumbing, and electrical work. This role is ideal for those with experience in skilled crafts or trades.

Volunteers will organize the museum's flat files collection, determining which records are research materials or exhibit artifacts. This role requires analytical skills and experience handling oversized documents.

Volunteers will house or rehouse photographs from the museum's collection in archival sleeves, organizing them in envelopes with logical identifiers. This role is ideal for those interested in local history and photography.

Participate as a cast member in musical productions, with roles varying by show. Rehearsals are typically held five times a week for about two months leading up to the show date.

Join the pit orchestra to play for musical productions and tech week rehearsals. Rehearsals are typically held once a week before tech week.

Fill various rehearsal and tech staff positions for musical productions. No experience is required for many positions, and staff members help with the preparation and execution of shows.

Lend a hand at special events or for short-term needs, perfect for busy schedules or group service. Tasks include Setup/Cleanup, Guest Hospitality, and Auction or Tailgate Help.