Volunteers are needed to help with daily tasks around the ranch, including manure cleaning, trail work, and fixing things. Volunteers can join the WorkHorse Crew on Fridays, where coffee and pastries are served before work at 8am and lunch at noon.

Help organize and staff the annual Gala social event, which educates members about key GCOLA topics and raises funds for programs. Volunteers will work closely with committee members to ensure a successful event.

Assist in loon rescue training and participate in loon surveys to help protect and conserve local loon populations. Volunteers will engage in educational activities and contribute to the Minnesota Loon Restoration Project.

Assist with the annual Tree Giveaway event by helping to distribute trees and educate attendees about environmental benefits. Volunteers will engage with the community and promote environmental stewardship.

Support the administrative functions of the organization by assisting with clerical tasks, data entry, and managing communications. Volunteers will help ensure the smooth operation of daily activities.

Provide guidance and support to individuals seeking to rebuild their lives after experiencing domestic violence. Mentors will help clients set and achieve personal goals.

Assist individuals in navigating the legal system by providing support and information during court proceedings. Volunteers will work closely with clients to ensure they understand their rights and options.

Help keep the Northland Arboretum grounds looking pristine by volunteering for mowing duties. Volunteers will operate mowers and assist with lawn maintenance tasks.

Join us in maintaining the beautiful gardens at Northland Arboretum. Volunteers will assist with planting, weeding, and general garden upkeep. This is a great opportunity to get your hands dirty and contribute to the community.

Assist with painting projects around the Northland Arboretum. Volunteers will help with painting fences, signs, and other structures to keep the arboretum looking fresh and welcoming.

Medical professionals are needed to provide care for campers and summer volunteers. This role includes being on call for emergencies and providing medical assessments during camp sessions.

Join us for a work week to prepare the camp for summer. Volunteers will engage in various tasks such as painting, cleaning, and maintenance from May 28-31, 2026.

Adults looking for a meaningful volunteer experience can serve in behind-the-scenes roles that enhance the camping experience for kids. This includes various support tasks during the summer camp sessions.

As an Access Monitoring Volunteer, you will help protect Bay Lake by monitoring access points for invasive species and ensuring compliance with regulations. This role is crucial for maintaining the health of the lake and requires a commitment to regular monitoring during the boating season.

This opportunity is for individuals who have completed at least one year of college or are of college age or older. Volunteers will assist in various roles such as kitchen, program tech, retail, and waterfront activities during the summer camp sessions.

High school students who have completed one year of high school can participate in the Work Crew program. Volunteers will help with housekeeping, laundry, outdoor crew tasks, and dining hall duties during the summer camp sessions.

Share your knack for storytelling by engaging with visitors and sharing the lore and history of the Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway.

Deliver brief 'Get-To-Know-Us' presentations at local organization meetings and group events to promote the Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway.

Recruit volunteers, manage schedules, and coordinate tasks for various events and activities organized by the Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway Association.

Assist in setting up registrations, working with visitors, and posting signage during special events organized by the Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway Association.