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Would you or your group like to celebrate with and support DCO during a community event? DCO hosts multiple fundraising events each year. The TacoDeSOMO taco festival, the Charity Golf Classic, the original Wine Walk, the Advocate’s Ball, and the famous Springfield Turkey Trot and more are open to volunteers in multiple roles. We’d love to hear from you! Submit Read more...
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VerifiedSkills Requested: Communication, patience, and teamworkRequirements & Commitment: Volunteer Pack signatures and TB risk assessmentThe ongoing volunteer opportunity in the DCO Child Care building covers multiple opportunities to play and care for children with and without disabilities. Read more...
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VerifiedSkills Requested: Communication, patience, and teamworkRequirements & Commitment: HIPPA compliance form signature required; Commitment is completely flexible.The DCO adult building staff and participants love to see volunteers. We are constantly having celebrations on campus and also taking trips out in the Greene County community. This ongoing volunteer opportunity allows for a variety of chances to help with many of these activities. For example: music time, yoga, meal time, walks, games, and crafts; but then also zoo Read more...
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Requirements & Commitment: Willing to serve once per week for a school semesterWork along side classroom teachers, assisting with students during after-school programming. Activities include: daily lessons, physical activities/sports, individual/group support. Volunteers must be minimum 18yrs old. Read more...
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Skills Requested: good conversationalistRequirements & Commitment: Time commitment varies based on shiftA flexible day time opportunity that allows you to gain exposure to community resources. Serve individuals and families in the community by making connections to DC programs and referrals to outside resources. All info is provided for you. Schedules available upon request. Read more...
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Requirements & Commitment: 2 hour time commitmentAn opportunity to provide a practical resource to any and all individuals and families in our area at no cost. A variety of roles from preparing and serving food to making and building community amongst children and families. Community Dinner takes place every Wednesday night from 6-7pm. Volunteers can serve on their own at 18 OR at any age when Read more...
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New Pathways facilitators are committed volunteers who lead fatherhood classes to small groups of at-risk fathers throughout the Ozarks. They work in pairs to lead the weekly class at a Good Dads class location. Facilitators may also be required maintain a case management file for each of their participants. The best facilitators also serve as mentors to dads in the Read more...
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We could use volunteers to put together our food bags that we distribute once a month. Read more...
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Skills Requested: Able to use a computer. Follow step-by-step instructions.Requirements & Commitment: Volunteers usually assist once a week for 4 hours per week from February 1st through April 15th.Do you have a passion for helping others? Become a volunteer tax preparer through Community Partnership of the Ozarks. VITA volunteers help file taxes for hard working individuals and families. We help the community get all the credits they have earned and maximize the amount of their refunds! Things you need to know about volunteering for the VITA program: 1. Read more...
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Skills Requested: Compassion and patienceRequirements & Commitment: A national background check is required. Looking for long term volunteersWe are looking for volunteers to help in our kitchen, preparing and serving meals to our residents and other misc. kitchen tasks. We have many shifts available, 7 days a week. This is a great way to give back to your community and touch the lives of others. Read more...
