As a CASA volunteer, you will advocate for abused and neglected children in Cass County by maintaining contact with the child, recording case information, and preparing reports for court hearings. Volunteers must be 21 or older, complete 30 hours of training, and pass a background check.

Join our efforts in keeping Cass County clean by participating in litter cleanups. Volunteers will help collect litter from roadsides and public areas to maintain the beauty of our communities.

Assist in promoting and maintaining recycling programs throughout Cass County. Volunteers will help manage recycling trailers and educate the public on recycling guidelines.

Volunteer as a bus driver to transport seniors to various activities and events. A CDL is required, which will be paid for by the agency.

Deliver meals to seniors at home, ensuring they receive nutritious food. Volunteers are needed on-call, especially during winter, and must have a vehicle.

Assist on trips by helping the driver and ensuring the safety and enjoyment of senior participants. This role involves accompanying seniors on various outings.

Lead programs by teaching or speaking on various topics to engage and educate seniors. This role requires strong communication and leadership skills.

Provide maintenance and handyman services at the center to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for seniors. Tasks may include repairs and general upkeep.

Coordinate monthly parties for seniors, including planning, organizing, and executing events to ensure a fun and engaging experience for all attendees.

Join the Ambassador Network to help provide hope for Deaf children in poverty. This program offers a flexible commitment, a huge impact, and an encouraging team environment.

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Provide childcare for children during the Winner's Circle Meeting on Wednesday evenings from 5:50 to 6:50 PM. Volunteers will ensure a safe and engaging environment for the children while their parents participate in the meeting.

Prepare and provide a meal for one of the monthly Circles of Support Dinners. Volunteers will help foster community and support among participants by sharing a meal together.

Instructors are needed for evening and weekend workshops on various topics like art, woodworking, and technology. Instructors earn a percentage of class fees.

The Operations Director oversees facility management, day-to-day operations, supply chain, and human resources. This role can largely be done from home but requires some on-site presence.

The Mentoring Director tracks youth in the program, finds new mentors, and implements the STRONG life skills program. This role involves community engagement and can largely be done from home.

Responsible for maintaining computers, setting up servers, and ensuring technology functions properly. This role involves technical skills and problem-solving.

The Mobile Makerspace Director oversees the program, maintains the trailer, secures sponsors, and manages events. This role requires community engagement and event management skills.

Members of the Board of Directors are crucial to the mission’s success, providing oversight for the organization’s fulfillment of its mission to the community. Responsibilities include setting the direction, providing financial oversight, and supporting resource generation.

Volunteers help host community workshops during the spring, summer, and fall. This role involves event management and community engagement.