Twitter-Header-Edited
Anthony-Tim-VO
Angie-Amaura-OK
Zach-Adriel-OK-VO
Ongoing Opportunity Categories: Children and Youth and Mentorship
In as little as 30 minutes per week, you can make BIG changes in our community. As a Lunch Buddy you would make a one-year commitment to spend 30 minutes per week visiting your Little at his or her school during their lunch time. You would hang out with them one-on-one in the library, or another designated area, to play cards or just talk about their day.
Giving the gift of your time to mentor a child in our programs is an incredible investment to the future of our community. Our Littles often come from single-parent households, have parents who are incarcerated, or are in foster care. Simply showing up for them and offering one-on-one attention can make a huge difference in their lives.
The first step is coming to an info session to learn more about the program and our requirements.
Message us to schedule your session.ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
• 18 years or older
• Must have lived in our service area for at least 6 months if under 21
• Must be able to give a one-year commitment
• Must have valid driver’s license, insurance, and transportation
• No drug or alcohol convictions within the last three years
• No hospitalization or treatment for substance-related addiction in the past five years
• No pending felony or felony conviction
• No drug use or underage drinking
• Must demonstrate stable lifestyle, emotional maturity, and responsible judgementNo Records Found
Sorry, no records were found. Please adjust your search criteria and try again.
Google Map Not Loaded
Sorry, unable to load Google Maps API.
-
ONE CALL CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. YOU CAN HELP ANSWER IT. POSITION SUMMARY Volunteer Victim Advocates provide confidential crisis support to victims of violent and sexual crimes, helping them establish safety, navigate difficult moments, and connect with resources. Calls are routed directly to volunteers at home during their scheduled shifts. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – Respond to crisis hotline calls during scheduled Read more...
-
As a Kitchen Volunteer, you play a crucial role in helping the kitchen staff. Responsibilities may include food preparation, cleaning, and serving meals, as well as various other tasks. Read more...
-
Skills Requested: Answer phone calls and provide information to callersRequirements & Commitment: FlexibleWe’re looking for a friendly and dependable Administrative Volunteer to help with a variety of office and community tasks at the Branson Senior Center. As an administrative volunteer, you may help: Answer phone calls and provide information to callers Greet guests and sign in visitors Update activity lists, bulletin boards, and other information This is a great opportunity for someone Read more...
-
Skills Requested: Enjoy driving and helping others,Requirements & Commitment: At least 21 years of age, Valid Driver's License, Registered and Insured Vehicle, Clean Background and Driving RecordA volunteer driver is more than someone behind the wheel—they’re a lifeline for rural neighbors needing rides to medical appointments, work, and more. 💙 As a Volunteer Driver you will be: – Providing essential transportation for rural residents. – Helping neighbors reach medical appointments, work, and other important destinations. – Serve as a critical community support resource. Driver Flexibility and Read more...
-
VerifiedSkills Requested: Good with people, experience in retail, stocking, clothing or sorting donationsRequirements & Commitment: You determine your schedule - we only ask that you help on a regular basis (schedule can change weekly if you like) and be reliableThis is a volunteer position stocking shelves and working with customers in the store or sorting donations in the warehouse. We will supply food for daily “group meals” from our refrigerator and pantry. These meals may be eaten during work hours or afterward. The food is “not” tied to your hours or days worked. It is simply a “Thank You” Read more...
-
-
