Participate in garden work days to help with planting, pruning, weeding, and other garden maintenance tasks. Volunteer commitments are as low as two hours once a month during the growing season.

Volunteers at the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry assist with various tasks including sorting food donations, stocking shelves, and helping clients select food items. This opportunity is ideal for individuals or groups looking to make a direct impact in the community.

As a friendly visitor, volunteers provide companionship and support to older adults in the community. This role involves visiting seniors in their homes or at community centers to engage in conversation and activities, helping to reduce isolation and promote well-being.

Volunteers are needed to assist with administrative tasks at the JFS office, including data entry, filing, and other office duties. This role is essential for maintaining the efficiency of JFS operations and supporting staff in their efforts to serve the community.

Get involved with the tenant council at Covenant Place. Volunteers can participate in council activities to help improve the living conditions and community engagement of residents.

Help facilitate classes, programs, and events at the Mirowitz Center. Volunteers are needed to assist in organizing and managing various activities for residents and community members.

Share a special talent at Mirowitz Center or Hj’s Café. Volunteers can offer unique skills or performances to enhance the cultural and social environment for residents.

Become a Covenant Place ambassador and contribute your talents to support our community. Ambassadors help facilitate classes, programs, and events, and engage with residents to enhance their living experience.

Volunteers conduct investigative research for animal cruelty action alerts and updates, posted on social media and the website. They gather information on stranded animals and disaster zone access, coordinate nonprofit events, and boost social media presence.

Volunteers are needed for our annual Trivia Night held on April 10th at Wydown United Church. Responsibilities include assisting with event setup, registration, and supporting participants during the event.

Assist in preparing and serving meals to unhoused families in St. Louis. Volunteers will work with 'Mama Cat' Cathy Daniels to create nutritious meals and help distribute them to those in need.

As a KEEN volunteer coach, you will work one-on-one with athletes with disabilities, helping them engage in various sports activities. No prior experience is necessary, as training is provided before each session.

Students can volunteer at local libraries such as the St. Louis County Library or the St. Charles-City County Library Branch, assisting with various library operations and community programs.

Students can plan and execute both volunteer and social events, gaining leadership and organizational skills while contributing to community programs.

This program provides inquiry-based learning that focuses on science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics. Volunteers engage in educational activities and support STEM initiatives.

MOBOT offers a wide variety of volunteer opportunities for students ages 14-18 through their Teen Network. Volunteers engage in activities that support the garden's mission and operations.

High school students can help with the Zoo’s conservation program and teach weekend programs to scouts, preschoolers, and more. This program is a year-round opportunity.

The program gives teens the opportunity to engage in customer service, assist with the galleries, and gain pre-employment experience in science-related fields.

Volunteers assist with processing clothing and merchandise, straightening the sales floor, and working the dressing rooms. Each shift is two hours, and volunteers receive a 20% discount storewide on the day they serve.

Host an event to support the Community Value Alliance's mission. This role involves organizing and managing events to raise awareness and support for CVA's initiatives.