Classroom Assistant Volunteers support adult learners in a career education setting. Volunteers assist at scheduled times based on classroom needs, engaging with individuals from diverse backgrounds with empathy and respect.

Facilitate weekly support meetings tailored to the cultural, spiritual, and communal needs of the East African and Muslim communities. Create a safe environment for individuals to share their recovery journey without judgment.

Program volunteers work with teaching artists at afternoon classes held during the week at Children's Minnesota hospital in Minneapolis and Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare in Saint Paul. Volunteers assist with classes, working one-on-one with children, and help teachers focus on the overall presentation of projects or classes that include dance, music, visual arts, and performing arts.

Volunteers are welcome to join and assist in the weekly open Bible Study sessions at Miracle City Church, providing fellowship and spiritual support to participants.

Assist guests with seating and questions. A warm and welcoming personality, the ability to remain in a position for several hours, maneuver a facility or event space, and excellent communication skills are all important for this position. (Daytime, evening, and weekend opportunities available)

Join us on the third Saturday of the month between April and October for Gardening Day. Volunteers help with tasks such as spring cleanup, planting, and fall cleanup. No experience is required, and gloves, tools, and instruction are provided.

Contribute directly to YWCA Minneapolis programs by volunteering for an ongoing program like Girls Inc. Volunteers will help nurture confidence, relationships, and power in girls and youth to be leaders.

Assist with event and park program volunteering. Special event volunteers are always needed to help with various tasks during events held at Loring Park.

Join us for monthly second Saturday gardening from May to October. Volunteers will help with gardening activities co-hosted with the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board. Tools, gloves, plants, and instruction are provided.

Join the board and participate in monthly meetings open to the public. Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month at 4:00 pm in the Community Arts Building.

Volunteers are needed to work alongside the Grant Director to process written proposals and ensure they are submitted by the deadline. This is an ongoing opportunity in the Twin Cities to improve the community and make new friends.

Volunteers will assist in providing education services to African youth in the Twin Cities. They will help maintain strong relationships with parents and community organizations, playing a key role in implementing ACS services and programs.

Help create content for the organization's newsletter and Facebook page. Share your writing and marketing skills to promote Loring Park's activities and events.

Coaches and team assistants work directly with athletes at practices and competitions to help them develop self-esteem, sports skills, and leadership. Scheduling is flexible, with a commitment of 1-3 hours per week during a sports season.

Young Athletes volunteers lead children through activities and sport-related skills drills approximately once a week for 6-8 weeks. Training and equipment are provided.

Event Managers are dedicated volunteers who assist with various event-day responsibilities, including setup and volunteer training. This flexible role requires a commitment of just 2–3 events per year.

Doctors, dentists, medical students, and healthcare professionals are needed to provide free screenings and education to athletes at Healthy Athletes screenings across the state.

Event volunteers assist in various roles during competitions and fundraising events. No sports or previous volunteer experience is required, and volunteers ages 11-14 must volunteer with a parent or guardian.

As a Climate Resilience Fellow, you will address local environmental challenges and support community needs in Minnesota. This role involves building skills and focusing on climate resilience efforts throughout the summer.

As a Housing Stability Fellow, you will help find safe affordable housing for people who need it. This role supports people experiencing homelessness and contributes to community building efforts.