Opportunities From: Volunteer Iowa

Aging Services strives to keep older adults as independent and active for as long as possible by providing a wide variety of programs and resources. 

Aging Services provides volunteer-based transportation services free of charge to older adults in our community so they are able to get to and from medical appointments and essential errands such as food banks and the pharmacy. Volunteers give their time, but are reimbursed mileage! 

The transportation program runs Monday through Friday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.  Volunteers are notified a week in advance of potential driving opportunities, which the volunteer is able to accept or decline.  We love working with your schedule and are very flexible!

Volunteers are fully trained and must be willing to complete background checks.  Aging Services is a certified Service Enterprise agency...join our efforts and learn more about how we support our community as a team! 

Aging Services Chore volunteers use basic skills and tools to fix minor problems in an older adult's home. Projects can range from installing safety rails, fixing a dripping faucet, to screwing in light bulbs and washing curtains.  Chore Services staff contact volunteers in advance to see if a project may be of interest to you.  Volunteers are welcome to accept or decline the project when it is proposed to them.  Your handy work will help a senior to continue to live independently in their own home.  There's no place like home!

Volunteers will fill out an application, pass background checks and must own some basic tools to participate.  We will need you to be able to make simple repairs around the home of a client, adhere to the scope of work, and work with ASI staff to arrange for purchase of minor supply needs.

Volunteers are fully trained and must be willing to complete background checks.  Aging Services is a certified Service Enterprise agency...join our efforts and learn more about how we support our community as a team!

Start a new adventure!!  Friendly visitor volunteers are matched with an older adult whose social network has decreased due to reduced mobility, the relocation of family and friends, or shrinking peer group. You will be matched with an older adult with similar interests, to meet one hour a week (or more) on a day and time mutually agreed upon.  Talk Hawkeye sports, bake cookies, share family photos, or simply chat about current events. 

Volunteers will apply with Aging Services, pass background checks, and go through a brief training on volunteer policy and procedure.

Aging Services is a certified Service Enterprise agency...join our efforts and learn more about how we support our community as a team!

Are you someone who loves writing thoughtful, upbeat letters? Want to volunteer from wherever you live, work, or play?

Turn your small talk into connection. A simple, sincere letter can brighten a senior’s day more than you know.

Join Letters Against Isolation, a volunteer-run project bringing joy to seniors in aged care homes and programs across Nebraska and Iowa, the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia. Since 2020, our volunteers have mailed over one million cheerful, one-of-a-kind handwritten letters in dozens of languages!

This is not a pen pal or greeting card program. Your words are what matter most!

Visit our website to sign up, or share our program with a care facility that might want to receive letters:

Choose the registration option that suits you best: individual, student, group, or educator.

A staff member (like a director or program manager) must complete the form directly.

Check out our FAQ for details on mailing, group participation, service hours, and more.

This volunteer would assist in administrative tasks such as data entry, sending letters etc.  Individual should be comfortable with typing, excel and working independently.

This individual will assist in marketing efforts for Willkie House.  Tasks would vary based on individual skills.  Assistance with social media marketing, design of printed and virtual materials etc

Come work with youth during our afterschool program and provide extra help in our classrooms! Tasks could be tutoring or assisting with an activity.

This opportunity is also open to groups who would like to volunteer together.  Groups willing to throw theme/holiday parties are welcome also

We constantly receive donations, and they are placed in closets but sometimes do not get sorted through due to time constrictions.  We are looking for an individual or individuals who are willing to come in 1-3 hrs per week to sort through them and reorganize the closets as needed.

Volunteer will greet guests as they come in, answer phones, hand out hygiene products and monitor the building to ensure safety.  If a safety issue comes up volunteer can deescalate the situation verbally if they feel safe if not staff or  MPD can be called.  

Guests are constantly coming and going from our shelter.  We need help getting the rooms cleaned up and prepped for the next guest.  This includes bagging up belongings and storing them or bagging all items and taking them to the dumpster; sweeping, mopping, cleaning the refrigerator, disinfecting all areas and getting bedding items & hygiene products placed in room.  Depending on the condition of the room it may take 1-3 hrs.

As a veteran, you understand the unique bond and experiences that only fellow service members can share. WesleyLife Hospice invites you to extend that camaraderie by joining our We Honor Veterans program. WesleyLife Hospice is the ONLY Central Iowa Hospice to earn the Level 5 (highest possible) distinction with the We Honor Veterans Program created by the VA and The Alliance for Care at Home. Your support can bring dignity, comfort, and honor to veterans at the end of their journey.

Ways You Can Make a Difference:
- Vet-to-Vet Cafés: Host small gatherings where veterans can share their stories, build connections, and find comfort in familiar company. 
- Companionship Visits: Offer a listening ear, reminisce about shared military experiences, and provide companionship to veterans in their final days.
- Community Education: Help educate families and caregivers about the unique needs of veterans at the end of life, ensuring they receive the respect and care they deserve.
- Veteran Pinning Ceremonies & Final Salutes: Assist with ceremonies that honor a veteran’s service, including pinnings to share their stories and show our appreciation and military exits/final salute at the time of death.

Your presence can bring peace, respect, and pride to fellow veterans, reminding them they are not forgotten.

Ready to Serve Fellow Veterans?
Contact Diana Ferriss, Volunteer Coordinator, at dferriss@wesleylife.org or 515.229.7366 to learn more or apply directly at https://bttr.im/m837f .
Opportunities are currently available in Polk, Dallas, Boone, Story, Marion, Jasper, Marshall, and Warren counties.

**Requirements:**
- Volunteer Application- complete using this link: https://bttr.im/m837f

- Background Check and Drug Screen/Physical

- Completion of Hospice Training provided by WesleyLife

For more information, contact Diana Ferriss, Volunteer Coordinator, at dferriss@wesleylife.org or 515.229.7366, or apply directly at https://bttr.im/m837f .

Program description:

Renewed Hope is a ministry of the Grinnell Friends Church located in Grinnell Iowa. The work of the ministry is done by volunteers and funded by free will donations.  We are passionate about helping people get the home furnishings needed to make a house their home. Often times they are starting over and have little. Other times they just need to fill in some gaps. Either way, we want to help. There are many generous people that are willing to donate. There are also a lot of usable home furnishings that end up in the trash. We want to connect both of those to people in need.

Duties:

·       Help pick up and deliver home furnishings.

·       Greet and assist community members as they visit the store for home furnishings.

Skills required:

●      RSVP volunteers must be 55 years of age or older.

●      Ability to help lift and move furniture.

●      Able to keep information confidential

●      Positive attitude and willing to serve families in need

●      Relate well to others and take a team approach.

Amount of Time: 3-5 hours

Time of Day: Help is needed moving furniture on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month from 8am-1pm.

Benefits:

●        Opportunity to help those in need of furniture

●        Develop lasting relationships with other volunteers

●        Supplemental life and accident insurance while volunteering (see brochure)

●        Mileage reimbursement available if delivering food to homebound

Operation information: Our goal is help those who need help with home furnishings. We are hopeful to work with kind-hearted, thoughtful and compassionate volunteers who will assist in our mission.   Our purpose is to make home furnishings available to those that need them. We pick up donated furnishings and deliver them to people in Poweshiek County Iowa. There is no charge for the furnishings or for pick up or delivery. Free will donations are accepted. We would love to strengthen our community by developing relationships with those we meet.

For more information, please contact RSVP Volunteer Coordinator at 641-888-0989 or email ashley.sorensen@volunteeriowa.org

Support a cause you care about by coordinating a collection drive! Review the guide below for best practices and nonprofit beneficiary ideas. For questions or to celebrate your success, please respond to this opportunity and email volunteer@uweci.org.

The Volunteer English Instructor would be responsible for facilitating high-quality English for adult learners. Facilitate classes for ELL students in English “instruct

‘ and collaborate with multilingual co-teachers to interpret important class announcements and/or communication. Collaborate with RIVA AmeriCorps members to adapt lesson plans and learning activities to meet students’ needs and interests.

YPN is seeking individuals who have an imagination and would love to be the sidekick to a young child! We hold prenatal and parenting group meetings on Thursday evenings from 5:30-7:30 p.m. year round and provide on-site childcare for children ages 0-5. This opportunity provides flexibility in your schedule. We also welcome and encourage bilingual volunteers as YPN serves Hispanic, African and Afghan families that speak limited to no English. 

Required hand hygiene at all entrances/exits and between sessions.

All volunteers must complete an application, interview, and a background check. All volunteers must be 15 years of age or older to volunteer on their own.

We are looking for dedicated individuals to volunteer their time with someone who is nearing the end of life. 

Volunteers prepare a meal to serve shelter clients for dinner. Needs to feed up to 35 people.

Meal Provider Guidelines: 

Program description:

S.H.E. (Supporting, Helping, Empowering) Counts Davis Girl Power Math Club.  The mission of S.H.E. COUNTS is to support, help, and empower women and girls in Poweshiek County. Created in 2013, S.H.E. COUNTS is headed by a diverse group of women within the county who are committed to helping move women and girls towards self-reliance. There are currently 30-35 girls in the program. Each session there is a fun activity that teaches math skills. As a volunteer you would be assigned to help a group of girls (5-6 approx.) on the activity of the day.

Duties:

·       Build relationships with 3rd and 4th grade girls

·       Provide math education and fun educational activities

·       Work with a group of 5-6 girls

Skills required:

●      RSVP volunteers must be 55 years of age or older.

●      Relate well to youth

●      Basic math comprehension needed

●      Volunteers are needed on an ongoing basis

Amount of Time: Volunteers meet weekly for 1-2 hours

Time of Day: Wednesdays afterschool until 5pm;  October-March

Benefits:

●        Opportunity to help 3rd and 4th grade girls throughout Grinnell-Newburg School District

●        Develop relationships with students and other volunteers

Program Description: Childcare, mentoring, working/leading with specific activities (crafts, projects, etc.), office work, lesson writing, grant writing, organizational efforts (inventory/organizing physical and electronic items/etc.), grant-writing.  LINK Mentoring offers one-on-one mentoring to K-8 students in Grinnell. We are always looking for college students who would like to volunteer to be a mentor to a student. Mentors meet with their students once a week during the lunch hour. During this time the pair eat lunch, play games, make crafts, etc. The mentors serve as positive role models in the students’ lives. We also need volunteers for the after-school and summer programs (our goal is about 1 adult to 10 children, or 2 to 15), as well as community mentors who are ready to act when a child is in need.

Location: Bailey Park, Fairview, Davis, or Grinnell Middle School

Duties:

·       Build relationships with K-8 Students in Grinnell through mentorship activities

·       Provide homework assistance for afterschool program or be a reading buddy

·       Help ensure a safe environment for all

·       Teach specific skills or hobbies; arts and crafts, coding, sports, music, etc

Skills required:

●      RSVP volunteers must be 55 years of age or older.

●      Relate well to youth

●      Flexible schedule - school year once a week at lunch hour

●      Good communications skills, patience and empathy

●      Volunteers are needed on an ongoing basis

Amount of Time: Volunteers meet weekly for 1hours at lunch time;  Summer time – can be flexible program 7:30-5:30pm; Afterschool program 3-6pm

Time of Day: Flexible for summer camp and afterschool program

Benefits:

●        Opportunity to help k-8 students throughout Grinnell-Newburg School District

●        Develop relationships with students and other volunteers

We need a reliable volunteer to pick up and transport hot meals from Family Fare Supermarket at 820 N Saddle Creek Road, Omaha, NE 68132 and take to workers at the work site in the metro. Location of work site varies week by week so if you have not heard from the project lead within 48 hrs of your shift, please contact Christina Negrete at Christina.negrete@USC.Salvationarmy.org 402-968-2063 and/or Legna Colon at legna.colon@usc.salvationarmy.org 402-713-1948. 

Volunteers will need to use their own transportation.

Space for 9 hot meals will be needed in the vehicle.

Help is needed at the Council Bluffs store Monday through Saturday. Shifts are available between 8a and 5p but we can also customize a schedule for you if needed. 

The Council Bluffs Store is located at 3435 W Broadway, Council Bluffs, IA.

Temp need for testing and training on this portal utilized for training purposes only

The Meals on Wheels program is so much more than just a meal. Our program helps seniors stay in their homes, maintaining their independence and happiness. A daily check by a Meals on Wheels driver allows monitoring for potential problems, falls and accidents.

Volunteer just one hour a week or one hour a month.  Pick up meals between 10:30-11:00 and the route takes an hour or less.  All within Sioux City area.  If over the age of 55 eligible for .50 a mile reimbursement.

NAMI DUBUQUE NEEDS VOLUNTEERS FOR:

Please fill out our volunteer form on our website to be considered: www.namidubuque.org/volunteer

Purpose: 

The Cedar Falls Historical Society is seeking responsible, reliable, enthusiastic, and personable hosts to staff our Schoolhouse Museum on weekend afternoons.

Responsibilities: 

• Greets visitors and welcomes them to the Museum
• Answers questions from visitors

Training Provided:

Volunteers at the Schoolhouse Museum are supporting our vision of educating people about and celebrating the history of Cedar Falls.
Museum hosts allow us to extend our open hours into the weekend.

Benefits to volunteer: 

• Build relationships with a great community of staff and volunteers
• Build appreciation for the history of Cedar Falls
• Get to know the town where you live
• Gain customer service experience

Qualifications: 

• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Friendly and helpful attitude
• Reliability and responsibility are essential
• A general understanding of, and an ability to communicate, the history of the Schoolhouse Museum
• A general understanding of, and an ability to communicate, the Cedar Falls Historical Society’s mission
• Volunteers age 18 and older are welcome
• Volunteers must complete the Schoolhouse host training orientation to volunteer in the position

Dates needed: Saturdays and/or Sundays in May to mid October 

Purpose: 

The Cedar Falls Historical Society is seeking responsible, reliable, enthusiastic, and personable hosts to staff our Ice House Museum on weekend afternoons.

Responsibilities: 

• Greets visitors and welcomes them to the Museum.
• Collects admission and gift shop proceeds (cash or check payments) from customers; making change for cash customers.
• Answers questions from visitors

Training Provided:

Volunteers will complete a training and orientation session in order to volunteer at the Ice House Museum. The Volunteer Coordinator is on call to help the volunteer troubleshoot unusual circumstances.

Impact of assignment: 

Volunteers at the Ice House Museum are supporting our vision of educating people about and celebrating the history of Cedar Falls.
Museum hosts allow us to extend our open hours into the weekend.

Benefits to volunteer: 

• Build relationships with a great community of staff and volunteers
• Build appreciation for the history of Cedar Falls
• Get to know the town where you live
• Gain customer service experience

Qualifications: 

• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Friendly and helpful attitude
• Reliability and responsibility are essential
• A general understanding of, and an ability to communicate, the history of the Ice House Museum
• A general understanding of, and an ability to communicate, the Cedar Falls Historical Society’s mission
• Prior cashier experience is helpful
• Volunteers age 18 and older are welcome
• Volunteers must complete the Ice House host training orientation to volunteer in the position

Dates needed: Saturdays and/or Sundays in May to mid-October

Purpose/Objective:

The person filling the position of Field Trip Assistant will serve as a member of the Education Team at the Cedar Falls Historical Society by facilitating field trips at our three historic museums. Field trip volunteers support our mission of educating people about and celebrating the history of Cedar Falls.

Key Responsibilities:

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: welcoming field trip visitors, teaching about the respective field trip topic/s, answering questions, and supervising field trip visits.

Shifts are 1-5 hours long (between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm) depending on the field trip), during the school week--Monday through Friday. Field trips occur beginning in September through mid October, and again starting in mid April through May.

Knowledge of Cedar Falls history is a plus, but not a requirement. Training will be provided.

Qualifications:

• Experience with school-age children
• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Friendly and helpful attitude
• Reliability and responsibility are essential
• Enthusiasm for, and ability to communicate about, the history of the the respective museum building/s
• Volunteers age 18 and older are welcome
• Volunteers must complete the field trip assistant training orientation to volunteer in the position
• Availability to assist during school hours is essential

Leadership Opportunity:

Serving as a field trip assistant for the Cedar Falls Historical Society also means serving as an ambassador and advocate for the museums and the organization, in the greater community.

Check out this short video interview with the Cedar Falls Historical Society to learn more about this opportunity!

The Cedar Falls Historical Society is seeking fundraisers to assist with our capital campaign. The Historical Society is launching into a second phase of our campaign which will include building a new interactive museum on Franklin St., behind our new education center at 315 Clay Street.

Steering committee members identify and solicit potential donors for our capital campaign and attend one meeting per month.

Fundraising experience and knowledge of the Historical Society is desired, but not required. Training will be provided. Steering committee members must be enthusiastic about the Historical Society and our plans to build a new museum and willing to share that enthusiasm with others in the community.

Purpose/Objective:

The person filling the position of Cedar Falls Historical Society Board Member will help manage the affairs of the organization. Board members support our mission of educating people about and celebrating the history of Cedar Falls, and advocating for the organization in the greater community.

Key Responsibilities:

Responsibilities include any or all of the following: attendance at monthly meetings, fund raising, general upkeep, weekend hosting, event planning, volunteer recruitment, and offering assistance in areas of personal and professional expertise.

We expect those who are interested in serving on the board to become supporting "Friends" members of the Historical Society.

We expect board members to volunteer beyond the monthly meetings.

Qualifications:

• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Friendly and helpful attitude
• Reliability and responsibility are essential
• Availability to attend to attend regularly scheduled Board meetings
• A passion for history and/or Cedar Falls history and/or the Cedar Falls Historical Society and its mission
• A general understanding of, and an ability to communicate, the Cedar Falls Historical Society’s mission, vision, values
• A willingness to advocate for the Historical Society in the greater community

Board members will complete a "new board member training and orientation session". Onboarding new board members will begin in May. If interested, please contact the Cedar Falls Historical Society by the end of April.

Leadership Opportunity:

Board members help manage the affairs of the Cedar Falls Historical Society. Serving as a Board member also means serving as an ambassador and advocate for the museums and the Cedar Falls Historical Society, in the greater community.

*The new board year begins in July. Meetings are held on the 3rd Monday of each month.

Check out this short video interview with the Cedar Falls Historical Society to learn more about this opportunity!

First aid items are a necessity for our shelter. In order to keep clients healthy and safe, we need to have multiple first aid kits on hand.

We are looking for volunteers who can purchase first aid items and assemble them into kits for us. These will be used to support clients at both our Emergency Shelter and the Community Overflow Shelter. You can drop them off at our Emergency Shelter or have them mailed to us: 1247 4th Ave SE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52403. You can also purchase kits from our Amazon Wish List: https://a.co/iEfrgCr.

Kits should include bandages, alcohol wipes, Neosporin, scissors, toe nail clippers, gauze, and medical tape. You are also welcome to include medications such as Tylenol, ibuprofen, tums, Pepto Bismol, and cough drops.

Please let us know if you have any questions!

During the week, clients at Willis Dady are able to visit other meal sites in the community for any food they need. On weekends, many of these sites close, so Willis Dady looks for groups of volunteers to prepare and serve a meal to the clients. These meals bring needed sustenance and a sense of comfort and support to the clients, as it helps demonstrate the community’s support in their efforts to find housing and employment. 

Having snack packs to hand out to clients is extremely helpful. These can be distributed to clients in a number of ways:

To help with this need we are looking for donors to assemble snack packs to be dropped off at our shelter (1247 4th Ave SE). Snack packs should include a Ziploc Bag with a combination of the following:

Please reach out to our Community Engagement Manager at 319-362-7555 or sierra@willisdady.org with any questions!

Willis Dady has the only showers in Cedar Rapids that are are free for clients to access. In an attempt to fill this gap in resources, Willis Dady opened additional showers at our Willis Dady Works (WDW) location in 2022.

Having assembled hygiene kits assists our front desk volunteers when checking in clients for their appointments. They no longer need to juggle all the individual toiletry items, but rather they can grab an assembled kit to hand to a client.

To help with this need we are looking for donors to assemble Hygiene Kits to be dropped off at our shelter (1247 4th Ave SE). Hygiene kits should include a Ziploc Bag the following:

Please reach out to our Community Engagement Manager at 319-362-7555 or sierra@willisdady.org with any questions!

Having laundry kits to hand out to clients is extremely helpful. We primarily use them at Hector's Place Day Center where clients have access to shower and laundry services free of charge.

To help with this need we are looking for donors to assemble Laundry Kits to be dropped off at our shelter (1247 4th Ave SE). Laundry Kits should include a Ziploc Bag with a combination of the following:

Please reach out to our Community Engagement Manager at 319-362-7555 or sierra@willisdady.org with any questions!

We are seeking applicants for Board Members. This position is a one year term with the option to renew two times. 

Apex Community Services is committed to providing support and resources to at-risk children and families in need. Through advocacy, education, and community engagement, we strive to create a safe and nurturing environment for children and families to thrive and succeed. 

Board Member Job Description

Orientation and training is provided to make sure directors are comfortable and knowledgeable in their role; previous board experience is an asset but not required. 

Qualifications - A team player with an interest in serving families in our community, with the willingness to:

Commit time for regular Board meetings, committee meetings and planning sessions

Attend and volunteer at events, as required

Engage in critical thought and be committed to a vibrant future for the organization

Prepare well for meetings, reviewing and commenting on minutes and reports

Listen well and be thoughtful in considering issues

Actively participate in the board’s annual evaluation and planning efforts

Understand the fiscal implications of decisions

Responsibilities: 

Provide strategic leadership

Participate in fundraising efforts 

Be knowledgeable about the organization’s mission, programs and performance

Be an ambassador for the organization and promote its work in the community

Ensure the organization’s financial viability and sustainability

Develop policy frameworks

Employ and evaluate the performance of the Executive Director  

Responsibilities of Apex Community Services: 

Provide Orientation to new Board Member. 

Offer Board Member opportunities to discuss with the Executive Director and the Board President the organization’s programs, goals, activities, and status. 

Keep Board Member informed about issues in the community and the human service field. 

Staff and Board Member will work in good faith towards achievement of our goals.

All faiths and backgrounds are welcome!

Volunteers provide support to ex-offenders working to successfully reintegrate into the community. Through supportive group meetings, the volunteers assist the mentee/circle member (ex-offender) with identifying, planning and achieving goals. 

Circle of Supports Member - The Circle of Support and Accountability is comprised of (4-7 people) and supports core members (ex-offenders) through biweekly/hour long meetings as a group. 

Mentor - This position provides mentor support through supportive weekly one-on-one meetings with the mentee (ex-offender). 

Visitation Volunteer - This position provides support to those currently incarcerated in either Jail or Prison. Activities may include one on one visits with inmates to listen to and support their concerns, leading or supporting liturgies, prayer services or Bible studies for small groups, or participation in RCIA. Each prison and jail has its own administration and sets its own programs, policies, and procedures. Catholic Charities Jail and Prison Ministry visitation volunteers are also volunteers of the institutions.

Outreach Volunteers work shifts at our Family Comfort Stations, which provide nursing and diaper changing spaces for families at the following events:

We are in need of responsible teens or adults to assist us in-office tasks during open hours 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday. We are willing to split shifts up as needed and work with multiple volunteers.

Please add times you are available in the response area.

Current Volunteer To-Dos

Join us on our planning committee to help plan our yearly fundraising Gala event with a guest speaker & dinner provided. We meet once a month leading up to the event in March.

Add services for attending board meetings or board-related activities. 

If you’re looking to get out on the farm and volunteer among the residents, this opportunity is for you! Routine chores start at 10 a.m. Monday through Saturday, finishing up once chores are done around 1 or 2 p.m.. Volunteers for routine chores will need to attend an orientation and ideally volunteer at least once a month.

Typical volunteer activities include:

- Mucking stalls

- Laying fresh bedding

- Filling waters

- Basic cleaning assignments, such as scrubbing walls and dusting fans 

- Animal care-related tasks

If interested, complete the online volunteer application and waiver here. 

Two volunteer options available:

Shopping Support: (Working with the public during live shopping hours)

Mondays & Thursdays 11:45 am - 3:00 pm
Tuesdays from 2:45 pm -6:00 pm

Non-Shopping Hours Pantry Support: (Stocking, loading/unloading, cleaning, Prep type work)

Tuesdays   9:30 am - 10:30 am
Wednesdays from 9:30 am - 11:30 am
Fridays 9:30 am - 11:30 am

Sign up today to get more information

Are you outgoing, community-minded, and passionate about making a difference? We’re looking for an energetic volunteer to help represent LifeServe Blood Center at local events and help spread the word about the importance of blood donation. We will provide the event set up, promotional hand outs and talking points. If you love chatting with people and want to help save lives in your own community by promoting local blood drives, we’d love to have you on our team! The special events and the time commitment will vary.

We are looking for a self-motivated and detail-oriented person to thoroughly clean the inside of our delivery vehicles. This would be a 2-hour minimum per week commitment on Sundays. The project would involve wiping down the dashboard and console, cleaning the windshields, vacuuming the carpets and the upholstery. Cleaning kit and shop vac are provided on site. Volunteer will need to drive the vehicles so a complete background and motor vehicle check will need to be done.

We are looking for local volunteers who are willing to transport blood products and supplies to our donor centers and area local hospitals.
We have a wide variety of trips, ranging from 45 minutes to 3 hours or more. We provide the vehicle and gas card to fill-up after each trip.
We utilize an online scheduling system which allows you to manage your own schedule.
The schedule of trips can begin as early as 5:15 am and can end as late as 11:00 pm, 7 days a week.
Our greatest need right now is evenings and weekends, but also encourage anyone interested to inquire.
This is a crucial part of our organization success, so if you are personable, dependable and like to give back to your community please come help us save lives!

Become a Host Family with the UNI International Family Friendship Program!  Want to make a global impact without leaving home? Become a host family for the International Family Friendship Program and connect with international students right here in the Cedar Valley!

By sharing a meal and spending time together just once a month, you’ll help students learn about American culture—and you’ll get to learn about theirs, too. It’s a meaningful, flexible way to build cross-cultural friendships that last a lifetime.

Help a newly arrived family feel at home in our community by participating in LSI's Immigrant and Refugee Community Services Donation Drive! LSI provides basic home and personal items to ensure newly arrived individuals and families have the resources they need to be successful in our community. LSI will give these donated items to families who can use them to feel safe and secure in their home.

Greatest needed items are:

-Shampoo/Conditioner

- Deodorant

- Toothpaste/Toothbrushes

-Dental Floss

- Diapers

-Other babycare items

- Laundry and/or dish soap

- Household cleaners

Please drop off new items to LSI's 3200 University Ave location during regular business hours or contact claudia.schmugge@lsiowa.org to schedule.

Make a meaningful difference in the lives of families in need by joining IMPACT Community Action Partnership’s Pantry Delivery Program in Polk County! As a Delivery Volunteer, you’ll ensure that essential food and personal pantry items reach those who may not have access to transportation.

Please note that all volunteers must submit an application, and complete orientation/training prior to volunteering with us. Please complete your application by visiting our website at www.impactcap.org/volunteer

IMPACT Community Action Partnership’s Food Pantry in Des Moines, Iowa, is looking for dedicated volunteers to support local families in need. With a variety of tasks available, there’s something for everyone!

As a volunteer, you’ll play a vital role in ensuring smooth pantry operations by:
✅ Stocking shelves and organizing food items
✅ Counting and weighing donations
✅ Maintaining food safety and organization
✅ Packing items for pickup or delivery
✅ Assisting families as they shop, bag their groceries, and load their vehicles.

Whether you're looking for a one-time opportunity or an ongoing volunteer experience, we’d love to have you join us!

Please note that all volunteers must submit an application, and complete orientation/training prior to volunteering with us. Please complete your application by visiting our website at www.impactcap.org/volunteer

IMPACT Community Action Partnership’s Food Pantry in Boone, Iowa, is looking for dedicated volunteers to support local families in need. With a variety of tasks available, there’s something for everyone!

As a volunteer, you’ll play a vital role in ensuring smooth pantry operations by:
✅ Stocking shelves and organizing food items
✅ Counting and weighing donations
✅ Maintaining food safety and organization
✅ Packing items for pickup or delivery
✅ Assisting families as they shop, bag their groceries, and load their vehicles.

Whether you're looking for a one-time opportunity or an ongoing volunteer experience, we’d love to have you join us!

Please note that all volunteers must submit an application, and complete orientation/training prior to volunteering with us. Please complete your application by visiting our website at www.impactcap.org/volunteer

IMPACT Community Action Partnership’s Food Pantry in Ankeny, Iowa, is looking for dedicated volunteers to support local families in need. With a variety of tasks available, there’s something for everyone!

As a volunteer, you’ll play a vital role in ensuring smooth pantry operations by:
✅ Stocking shelves and organizing food items
✅ Counting and weighing donations
✅ Maintaining food safety and organization
✅ Packing items for pickup or delivery
✅ Assisting families as they shop, bag their groceries, and load their vehicles.

Whether you're looking for a one-time opportunity or an ongoing volunteer experience, we’d love to have you join us!

Please note that all volunteers must submit an application, and complete orientation/training prior to volunteering with us. Please complete your application by visiting our website at www.impactcap.org/volunteer

We are looking for a knowledgeable and enthusiastic Museum Docents to guide visitors through our museums.
Museum Docents play a vital role in enhancing the visitor’s experience in a museum. They provide guided tours, answer questions, and engage with the public to enrich their understanding and appreciation of the exhibits.

Responsibilities

Leading guided tours of the museum for various groups and age levels

Providing accurate and engaging information about exhibits

Answering visitors’ questions and providing direction as needed

Maintaining up-to-date knowledge on museum exhibits and programs

Ensuring the museum’s policies and safety rules are followed

Providing excellent customer service to enhance visitor experience

Working hours are flexible! Museum hours are 10:00AM-5:00PM Tuesday-Saturday

Hopeful Mama Foundation ("HMF") is looking for volunteers to assist with staffing at both events hosted by HMF and events put on by the community. Duties may include sharing HMF's mission, passing out resources, selling merchandise, etc.

Summary

The Wednesday Afternoon Boutique Volunteer will perform various tasks in the WCA Boutique and Sort Room during the WCA Boutique Walk in Hours from 1:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m. Assisting clients in their shopping. This will also include organizing clothing and personal items, sorting donated clothes, and stocking the boutique when items are low. This position helps to extend the resources in the Women’s Center for Advancement (“WCA”) to assist better and direct the needs of our clients.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Requirements

Grow Pamoja - Urban Garden Grow Pamoja offers immigrants and refugees hands-on farming experience in America. Our urban garden provides access to agricultural resources, supporting local food systems and empowering newcomers to grow and contribute to their communities.

Schedule: Every other week for tasks such as weeding Note: Must be scheduled in advance; volunteers need to be flexible with coordination

English Language Program: Building Confidence and Community At United We March Forward (UWMF), we believe that language is the key to opportunity. Our English Language Program is designed to help immigrants and refugees gain proficiency in English, enhancing their ability to navigate life in the United States. We offer in-person classes, ensuring a supportive environment where students can learn and practice together.

Partnering with Kirkwood Community College, we provide additional small group sessions to meet the diverse needs of our learners. Our program also offers access to language learning tools like Rosetta Stone, allowing students to practice at their own pace, wherever they feel comfortable. We celebrate milestones with our students, knowing that English proficiency takes time, dedication, and perseverance. Our goal is to empower individuals to succeed in their personal and professional lives while fostering a sense of community.

Requirements: Consistency is important; ideally 21+ years old with a willingness to commit 1–2 times per month

Note: This is not a one-time volunteer opportunity

Ever dreamed of leading your own book club? Book Group Coordinators lead book clubs at the library, including prep and setup, discussion leading, and assisting with cleanup. This position is great for someone who wants to be involved with patrons of all ages. Click here to download a full description for this opportunity.

LibraryKeeping volunteers keep our library beautiful and tidy for the many patrons who visit us on a daily basis! Tasks include general tidying of public spaces, dusting, cleaning, sanitizing, and more. Click here to download a full description for this opportunity.

Do you have an artsy, creative side? Volunteers in our MakerSpace, Recording Studio, and Green Screen room will help patrons utilize the various machines, equipment, and software the library provides. This also includes setting up for, assisting with, and cleaning up after MakerSpace programming. Click here to download a full description for this opportunity.

Be part of one of the library’s most popular draws – library programming! Program Assistants help with program preparation and setup, monitoring, and cleanup. Programs are held both in the library or at one of our many outreach programs. Click here to download a full description for this opportunity.

Are you someone who loves writing thoughtful, upbeat letters? Want to volunteer from wherever you live, work, or play?

Turn your small talk into connection. A simple, sincere letter can brighten a senior’s day more than you know.

Join Letters Against Isolation, a volunteer-run project bringing joy to seniors in aged care homes and programs across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia. Since 2020, our volunteers have mailed over one million cheerful, one-of-a-kind handwritten letters in dozens of languages!

This is not a pen pal or greeting card program. Your words are what matter most!

Visit lettersagainstisolation.com and choose your option from the top of the page:

Check out our FAQ for details on mailing, group participation, service hours, and more.

Want to see what our volunteers write? Here are a few examples:

Maintain shelter security/policy enforcement and be available to resident guests if the need
arises.
Ensure residents complete their weekly/daily chores.
Be supportive and positive advocates for residents and work with them to address any of their
concerns.
Bring consistency and structure into resident family lives by maintaining consistent role-
modeling behavior.
Complete daily informational log on resident behavior or concerns.

Everybody Wins! Iowa (EWI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring children’s success in school and life through weekly one-to-one read-aloud experiences with caring adults.

EWI is seeking Board Members who will serve a minimum three (3) year term and assist EWI to achieve its mission to increase children’s success in school and in life through reading and mentoring experiences with caring volunteers. Terms are eligible for renewal to a maximum of three (3) consecutive terms. The Board meets every other month (July, September, November, January, March, and May) on Mondays from 5:30-6:30 PM. All Board Members are expected to participate in Committee activities and attend Committee meetings. Current committees include Marketing, Recruitment, and Special Events. Committee meetings are held every month, the first Monday, from 5:30-6:30 PM.

In 2002, when Everybody Wins! Iowa was initially launched, our Power Read program served just 15 students in 3 Des Moines schools. The program is now serving nearly 300 students each year in 3 counties (Dallas, Polk, Warren) in 6 school districts in the cities of Ankeny, Des Moines, West Des Moines, Norwalk, Perry, and Waukee. 

Visit this link for more information: Everybody Wins! Iowa Volunteer Board Opportunities

Please reach out to Karen Ligas, Executive Director, at statedirector@everybodywinsiowa.org or (515) 277-7590 for additional information and the board member nomination form.

Stocked daily with fresh produce, meat, fish, dairy, frozen/shelf-stable goods, and culturally familiar products, the Catherine McAuley Center’s food pantry provides free, nutritious food available to all clients, students, and residents.  With a commercial refrigerator, freezer, and self-serve display shelves near our front lobby, clients can choose the food that fits their needs in any quantity, as often as needed. No limits, no questions—just the freedom and dignity to access the food that helps them thrive.

Hosting a drive is easy—and impactful. We’ve made it simple with downloadable flyers, an updated food wish list, and helpful tips to get you started.

1. View Our Wish list Explore our list of most-needed items—these are the foods that make the biggest impact: . Be sure to check what’s currently accepted. https://cmc-cr.org/food-pantry-wishlist/

2. Promote Your Drive Use our customizable flyers and social media posts to spread the word. If you’re giving a presentation, play one of our promotional videos to rally support for the CMC mission. 

3. Collect Donations Designate a bin or collection area and start gathering items. 

4. Drop Off When your drive is complete, bring your donations to CMC during our donation drop-off hours. 

Learn more here: https://cmc-cr.org/give/supply-drives/

From personal care items to household goods, supply donations stock our hygiene closet, furnish living spaces for residents, and provide materials for programs and services. These everyday essentials bring comfort and hope to women, families, refugees, and immigrants rebuilding their lives.

Hosting a drive is easy—and impactful. We’ve made it simple with downloadable flyers, an updated wish list, and helpful tips to get you started.

1. View Our Wish list Explore our list of most-needed items—these are the foods that make the biggest impact: . Be sure to check what’s currently accepted.  https://cmc-cr.org/give/wishlist/

2. Promote Your Drive Use our customizable flyers and social media posts to spread the word. If you’re giving a presentation, play one of our promotional videos to rally support for the CMC mission. 

3. Collect Donations Designate a bin or collection area and start gathering items. 

4. Drop Off When your drive is complete, bring your donations to CMC during our donation drop-off hours. 

Learn more here: https://cmc-cr.org/give/supply-drives/

How to Make a T-shirt Tote Bag

Supplies Needed:

If you're looking for group volunteer opportunities, we have plenty of work at our Wanatee farm. We can host upwards of 15-20 people and opportunities include but are not limited to:

For further inquiries or questions, reach out to laura@feediowa1st.com or Jody@feediowa1st.com! Close-toed shoes, water bottles, and clothing equipped for farming is recommended. Conditions will most likely be on the warmer side while in the fields. 

Adult volunteers are needed to count cash, clean pens and feed animals. This could require lifting up to 20 pounds. This person should be able to assist guiding teen volunteers and general grounds keeping. A major part of this job is to interact with people coming to visit, both young and old.

A mandatory orientation to be scheduled.

Adults should be proficient in making change and interacting with people. Zoo t-shirts will be provided and are expected to be worn.

Volunteers should commit to routine days and times and attend when expected. Dress accordingly during hot weather. 

Teen volunteers are needed to clean pens and feed animals. This could require lifting up to 20 pounds. This person should be able to assist with daily chores and general grounds keeping. A major part of this job is to interact with people.

A mandatory orientation will be scheduled.

Zoo t-shirts will be provided and are expected to be worn.

Volunteers should commit to routine days and times and attend when expected. Dress accordingly during hot weather. 

One adult will be paired with 3-4 volunteers.

Tuesday – Thursday 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.
Friday – Saturday 11 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. until 6 p.m.
Sunday Noon – 4:00 p.m.
Closed on Mondays

Outdoor opportunity! As a land care and maintenance volunteer, you or your group will play an important role in carrying out Prairiewoods' sustainability mission on our 70-acre woodland and prairie property. Work varies by season and according to weather, but could include trail maintenance, gardening, invasive species removal, harvesting, plowing, mowing, woodworking, other specific conservation or building projects, etc. We have a variety of opportunities and projects to suit different skill-sets and interests.

We also have Woodland Wednesdays that happen every Wednesday mornings from spring through fall and you'll be part of a team of volunteers that help out on the grounds during the morning and then served a delicious lunch afterwards. Interested? Contact Sandy Rosenberger at srosenberger@prairiewoods.org or call 319-395-6700 Ext. 216 to learn more.

This opportunity is at our annual golf tournament fundraiser, which is very important to the museum. This volunteer will stand at one of the golf holes and watch for a hole-in-one shot. This is a contest for the golfers to win a prize if they get a hole-in-one, but the contest rules dictate that it must be witnessed by an event volunteer. If a golfer wound like to participate, you take their ticket money, and watch to see if they get a hole-in-one. You will be matched with an experienced volunteer your first year. 

The volunteer would sit at our welcome desk and greet visitors, answer the phone, take admission fees, answer general questions, and checkout gift shop purchases. 

The volunteer would sit at our welcome desk and greet visitors, answer the phone, take admission fees, answer general questions, and checkout gift shop purchases. 

Do you want to volunteer remotely and connect people with the resources they need? Become a Helpline Volunteer and make difference right from your home or anywhere.

Help Line Volunteers work remotely from anywhere that has internet by responding to Helpline requests by email (and an occasional phone call.) Emails are sent to refer the applicant to the appropriate SSVP parish/conference or resource. Volunteers then update a spreadsheet with the method of contact.

Weekly or monthly shifts are available.

Please complete the inquiry and the Volunteer Coordinator will contact you with more information.

Training provided. (If you speak a second language, please specify in your application)

The volunteer would sit at our welcome desk and greet visitors, answer the phone, take admission fees, answer general questions, and checkout gift shop purchases. 

What is the Language Lab?

Here at the Catherine McAuley Center, we strive to provide the best possible programming to meet our community’s needs. One of our programs that has taken off with great success is the Language Lab. The Language Lab is a drop in computer lab time where a tutor/coach facilitates and engages students to foster Digital Literacy, English competency, and student confidence by utilizing a variety of digital tools. The tools we use are targeted to reach as wide a range of computer and English literacy as possible- Whether it’s the student’s first time holding a mouse or the student has a background in IT, the Language Lab facilitator will try to find the right programs to help the student meet their goals. 

Highest Needs: Monday 5-7pm, Tuesday 10-12pm and 5-7pm, Thursday 10-12pm and either 5-6pm or 6-7pm (only one hour of support needed), and Saturday 10-12pm. 

We are looking for servers (just like at a restaurant) to help us take orders and offer a true dining experience to our guests who are experiencing homelessness and food insecurity!

We are currently looking for a few new servers to help us out over the summer. This can be an every week or every other week opportunity.

This is a great way to learn more about homelessness and hunger in our community and to meet people you may not get to meet otherwise!

The Tuesday afternoon shift involves helping carry groceries up the stairs (very glamorous but only takes five minutes as a team effort), prepping any food necessary for the special, setting up the dining hall, and assisting with other kitchen tasks to help us get ready for our Wednesday morning service. This job is easy-going and social!

After the café stops serving in the morning, we need help doing dishes! If you'd like to support the Cafe, but don't like getting up too early - this job is for you! Come and have breakfast and then help wash up. An hour is all that is required. What works for you, works for the Cafe: 8-9am; 8:30-9:30am; 8-10am etc.

This job is a really easy way to give back, requires little social interaction (if you don't want), and can happen every week or every other week!

Help adult learners build skills and pursue their educational goals!

Virtual Roles: Teach and support adult learners as they improve basic academic skills, learn English, or study for the U.S. citizenship exam.

Qualifications: Passion for empowering others through education.  Interest in working with diverse populations.

Schedule: Flexible! Weekly 1-hr lessons online at a time that works for you and your student.  Minimum 10-week commitment.

To register for an orientation, please click this link: 

https://cmc-cr.org/volunteer/register-orientation/

Help adult learners build skills and pursue their educational goals!

Teach and support adult learners as they improve basic academic skills, learn English, or study for the U.S. citizenship exam.

Qualifications: Passion for empowering others through education.  Interest in working with diverse populations.

Schedule: Flexible! Weekly 1-hr lessons online at a time that works for you and your student. We would greatly appreciate a six-month commitment.

Highest Needs: Mon/Tues/Thurs 5-7pm, Wed 5-6pm, and Saturday 9-12pm. 

To register for an orientation, please click this link: 

https://cmc-cr.org/volunteer/register-orientation/

Do you enjoy working with children? Want to make a welcoming community for our immigrant and refugee neighbors? Join the Catherine McAuley Center as a CMC Kids Volunteer and provide a safe place for children while their parents further their own professional and personal goals. Your time will build a multicultural space for children to play, learn, and grow!

Peak needs: 5pm-7pm Mon/Tues/Thurs. and Fri/Sat 9-12pm. 

Please visit https://cmc-cr.org/volunteer/register-orientation/ to register today!

Help with the upkeep of CMC facilities!

Roles: General upkeep of outdoor property (landscaping) and fix-it tasks.  Work with tools and equipment to do minor repairs.  Assist with basic maintenance projects as needed as well as outdoor maintenance with yard work. Qualifications: experience with general maintenance repairs. Comfortable working with cement walls (preferred). Ability to perform light to moderate physical tasks. Basic knowledge of tools, equipment, and lawncare. Commitment to a weekly shift during hours of operation (M, T, Th 9-7pm, W 8-6pm, and/or Fri/Sat 9-12pm). 

Schedule: Weekday availability - 1 day per week.

Promote a Place of Welcome as people enter CMC!

Roles: Assist staff at the front desk. Screen, greet, and direct visitors entering the building. Answer the phone and direct calls to staff. Assist guests who are visiting the food pantry. Help receive donations. Stock the hospitality station.

Qualifications: Friendly, patient, and welcoming. Comfortable interacting with a variety of cultures and backgrounds. Ability to speak and hear required. Ability to stand/ move around helpful.

Times with the highest needs: Between 2pm and 4pm Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and 5-7pm on Thursdays.

This group meets weekly to prepare materials for the schools and nursing homes, make pillows for cancer treatment patients, and a number of other community based activities.  

Drivers are needed to transport people in the community to medical facilities for various medical appointments. The Benton County Volunteer Center provides medical transportation assistance for people who cannot drive, do not have family or friends available to drive, or cannot afford transportation to medical appointments. Clients are usually sixty years of age or older. Volunteer drivers give their time but receive mileage reimbursement.

Volunteers must successfully complete a background check, posses a valid driver's license, current auto insurance, and a willingness to go through volunteer medical transportation assistance training if required.

The Compeer Program matches adults who are living with mental illness with community volunteers to create intentional friendships with the goal of reducing isolation and loneliness.

You will meet with your friend on a regular basis at mutually convenient times to share activities you both enjoy, such as movies, sports, going for walks in good weather, shopping or coffee and a chat, or many of the free activities available in the Iowa City/Johnson County area.

You and your new friend will spend about an hour together once a week (or 2 hours every two weeks).Training, ongoing education and support are provided by the Compeer staff.

Compeer volunteers are rewarded by the knowledge that they are making a positive difference in someone’s life! Both people gain a new friend with whom to enjoy and explore different aspects of life, learn from, and grow with.

Provide occasional transportation for Compeer participants to and from social engagement events.  Must have own vehicle.

Compeer Advisory Board members:

We are especially interested in board members with experience in (non-profit) management and an interest in helping us develop and build the organizational structures and processes that will sustain the program for the next 20 years.

Specifically, we are seeking folks with skills or experience in any of the areas listed below: 

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Northeast Iowa Food Bank! We appreciate your support of our mission. Kitchen volunteers will assist our Kitchen staff with packing boxes of meals and snacks for our children’s programs, prepare food if needed, and help with light cleaning. No kitchen experience needed!

To sign up immediately through our website, please visit NEIFB Volunteer Website and sign up. Locate "Kids Cafe Morning/Afternoon in the Kitchen " on the calendar and start receiving notifications for your volunteer time! For questions, please contact Raechel Miller at rmiller@neifb.org.

Location: 1605 Lafayette Street, Waterloo, Iowa 50703

You must wear closed toe shoes.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Northeast Iowa Food Bank! We appreciate your support of our mission. To sign up immediately through our website, please visit NEIFB Volunteer Website and sign up. Locate "Truck Driver" on the calendar and start receiving notifications for your volunteer time! For questions, please contact Raechel Miller at rmiller@neifb.org.

Location: 1605 Lafayette Street, Waterloo, Iowa 50703

Hours Vary | 7:30am- when route finishes 

You must wear closed toe shoes.

Must have a CDL and a clean driving record and be able to lift 50lbs. Transport food both to and from our distribution center in Waterloo.

Get in on the action at the National Cattle Congress!
Join our volunteer team and be a key part of the excitement at the Hippodrome, Pavilion, Ballroom, and other buzzing venues across the grounds. From high-energy concerts and Iowa Woo games to thrilling motocross, car shows, and riding events — there's always something happening!

As a volunteer, you'll help create an unforgettable experience by supporting admissions, greeting guests at the gates, taking tickets, and ushering crowds to the fun. It’s a front-row seat to all the action!

Take in needed essentials to help our veterans in need. We work to help veterans in need with household items.

We take in donations Mon, Wed and Friday from 11-3. We are in need of someone who can be at the donation door and take in donations. They will be trained on what to do with the donations as they come in. This volunteer will need to be ok with times slow, we can work with other jobs if time is slow.

Qualifications:

Able to help bring in donations and sort through bags or donation boxes.

Stephen Memorial Animal Shelter will be 50 years in the spring of 2026.  We would love for some volunteers to help plan our fundraiser celebration.  We would like to have a few fundraisers up to the large event and a block party like event in May.  Ideas and help with planning is needed and appreciated.  

We're looking for a reliable volunteer to assist with small engine repair! If you have experience with tools and mechanical troubleshooting, this is a great opportunity to lend a hand and make a difference. Whether it's repairing lawnmowers, chainsaws, or other small machinery, your skills will be put to good use. Volunteers will be helping with maintenance and fixing small engine issues to ensure equipment runs smoothly. If you're interested in contributing to the community and have the technical know-how, we’d love to have you on board! Working with students will require a background check.

Are you passionate about cooking and looking for a way to help others? Provide guidance to our students and teach them the basic fundamentals of cooking and preparing meals. Working with students will require a background check.

We are seeking passionate and skilled individuals to volunteer their time and talent in woodworking! Whether you're an experienced woodworker or just starting, your help will make a difference to our students! This is a great opportunity to share your skills to young adults in our programs. Working with students will require a background check.

Are you tech savvy? Four Mounds is looking for individuals to assist with uploading free self-help audiobooks to smart devices for our students. Additional opportunities are available in updating and/or determining recycling of student laptops. Working with students will require a background check.

Do you enjoy working in the yard? Four Mounds is looking for volunteers to help with regular lawn mowing and trimming overgrown shrubs or plants. Working with students will require a background check.

Four Mounds is looking for skilled individuals in the art of boat restoration. Share your knowledge and experience by working with our students to restore and renew these items. Working with students will require a background check.