Welcome visitors to our events and provide them with information about our organization and adoption process. This role is vital for creating a positive first impression.

Assist in transporting animals to and from events or foster homes. This role is crucial in ensuring the safe and timely movement of our animals.

Engage with potential adopters and introduce them to our animals at events. This role involves handling dogs and providing information to the public.

Help maintain a clean and safe environment for our animals by cleaning vans and kennels. This role is essential for the health and well-being of our pets.

Provide exercise and companionship to our dogs by taking them for walks. This role is important for the physical and mental well-being of our animals.

Inspire K-12 kids to achieve a more fulfilling career and life by contributing your professional insights and personal experiences. We provide training and structure classroom programs so students can learn from you.

The Meeting Planner assists the Vice-President in finding and planning meetings for the society. This role involves coordinating schedules and ensuring that all necessary arrangements are made for successful events.

As an Obituary Assistant, you will help scan or input obituaries into the society's database. Some of this work may be done from home, providing flexibility in how you contribute.

As a Library Assistant, you will help answer questions for researchers, catalog books, and enter books into a database. Training and supervision will be provided by the head librarian, and you can choose to work one day a week or more based on your availability.

Volunteers assist in the preparation, serving, and clean-up of lunch for about 125 guests each day. This opportunity is available on weekdays and weekends, and food items are provided by BDHH.

This role involves answering phones, directing guests to daytime programs, and performing clerical duties. Volunteers are needed Monday-Friday, with shifts varying based on availability.

Volunteers greet and check in guests, assist with paperwork, and distribute care products. This fast-paced role involves interacting with guests and is available every night from 6-8 p.m.

Offer professional skills such as nursing, mental health counseling, or mentorship to guests in need of specialized support.

Help keep the shelter clean and organized through various cleaning and organizing tasks suitable for individuals or groups.

Organize and conduct activities like bingo, art classes, or donation drives to engage guests and enhance their experience.

Volunteers assist with various tasks that support the work of the medical team and enhance the healing environment for patients and families. Responsibilities may include patient interaction, administrative support, or helping with events, depending on the volunteer's interests and skills.

Meals from the Heart volunteers provide home-style meals for families, bringing comfort and community. Volunteer groups can cook, cater, or provide gift cards to help ease the burden of meal preparation for families staying at the house.

Sprouts & Spades volunteers help maintain the gardens and houseplants, adding color and freshness to the Ronald McDonald House. No gardening experience is required, just a love for helping things and families grow.

House Ambassadors are the welcoming heartbeat of the Ronald McDonald House. They greet families with a smile and assist with light cleaning, office projects, or offering family support to keep daily life running smoothly.

Room Refreshers ensure that every family has a clean and welcoming space. They prepare overnight guest rooms to meet cleanliness standards, assisting with laundry, restocking toiletries, and cleaning bathrooms to provide a comfortable environment for families.