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Skills Requested: organizational, public speaking, time managementRequirements & Commitment: Depending on the program, time commitments range from 5-7 sessions at 30-45 minutes each. It is recommended that volunteers spend at least 30 minutes going over each session prior to teaching it. Total time commitment : 5-9 hours scheduled between you anJunior Achievement in Southwest Missouri is looking for volunteers to teach our quality hands-on programming in SW MO classrooms. Programs serve students in grades K-12 and focus on financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship. Volunteers are encouraged to share their own experiences with students. You will be trained and supported by JA in SW MO’s district manager and receive all Read more...
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Requirements & Commitment: Minimum commitment is 1 year with teaching only occurring during 24-26 weeks per year.In the Restoration program there are courses focusing on Spiritual, Vocational, and Financial Development. If you are willing to commit time to be trained in teaching and/or facilitating a more in-depth curriculum this is a great opportunity to really help the men rehabilitate key areas of their life. These courses are most likely on weeknights but flexible to fit your Read more...
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Requirements & Commitment: Minimum commitment varies between 1 week stand-alone classes and 6-12 week curriculum.In the Restoration program there are classes focusing on Bible Study to Life Skills. If you are knowledgeable in an area, gifted to teach, and called to pour into men who are trying to transform their lives, then consider teaching one of these classes. Read more...
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Requirements & Commitment: Minimum commitment is 6 months, 1 time per week. These meetings occur during a 3 hour block of time on a weeknight that best fit your schedule.During Phase 1 of Restoration, the men in the program receive mentoring from men willing to come in and meet 3-4 of them on a weeknight, for the purpose of accountability and encouragement. If you naturally pour into men trying to get back on their feet this is a great fit for you. Read more...
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Requirements & Commitment: Please wear closed toed shoes, long pants and no tank tops.The Warehouse/Donation Center is the main hub that processes all types of physical donations. Items that can be used are distributed to our various facilities, as well as other non-profit organizations in the community. Items that cannot be used are re-purposed and the revenue goes back into our ministry. Among the items we recycle include clothing, shoes, metals and cardboard. Read more...
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Skills Requested: There will be a training. No necessary skills required.Requirements & Commitment: 10-15 hours per month. This is flexible. Attend court hearings. Write court reports for the Judge. Attend training.Does it break your heart when you read an article in the newspaper about a child who was severely abused, hurt, maybe died, at the hands of his own parent? Do you think about your own children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and how different their lives are surrounded by adults who love and cherish them? Do you know that for Read more...
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Skills Requested: Volunteers at CMN Hospitals sales will be responsible for totaling customer purchases and collecting payment for those purchases. We accept four types of payment:Requirements & Commitment: Sales are hosted 7AM-4PM, and we need a variety of availability – typically we split the sale into 2-3 shifts so no one is working more than 3-4 hours at a time.Volunteers at CMN Hospitals sales will be responsible for totaling customer purchases and collecting payment for those purchases. We accept four types of payment: • Cash (must be able to appropriately make change) • Check (must know what information to look for) • Credit Card (must be trainable on credit card machine – printed instructions will be left for volunteers) Read more...
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Skills Requested: Desire to help ensure seniors receive healthy, nutritious meals and ensure their safety by having that face-to-face contact.Requirements & Commitment: You must have a valid drivers license and pass a criminal background check. 18 years or older.Meals are oftentimes the number one service that helps enable seniors to remain in their own homes. SeniorAge Home-Delivered Meal Program does just that. We are always in need of meal drivers to deliver meals to our home diners – those that are unable to get out and join friends at a Senior Center dining room. We even reimburse for Read more...
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Skills Requested: You don’t need prior experience but you do need basic computer skills.. You’ll receive training from instructors and certified TCE Volunteers and can serve in a variety of roles like greeters, appointment setters, reviewers, & Missouri Property Tax creRequirements & Commitment: The hours are flexible. Volunteers are asked to serve an average of five or more hours per week from February through April 2020. We have senior centers located in 17 counties so there is sure to be a tax location near you!For 29 years, SeniorAge has been the recipient of an IRS grant that enables us to train interested volunteers to serve as tax counselors and assist with basic income tax preparation for seniors in our 17 county service area. These volunteers also assist with filing for the Missouri Property Tax Credit (Renters Rebate). Read more...
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Skills Requested: Good physical condition, some volunteers will lift up to 50 pounds, some volunteers can sit, work is done in a warehouse with no climate controlRequirements & Commitment: 10-12 year olds must be with a parent/legal guardian, 13-17 year olds must have a signed parental consent form, no one under 10 is eligible to attend of volunteerHands of Hope Hands of Hope is a community service opportunity that allows volunteer work in Springfield, Mo., where our World Distribution Center is located at 330 S. Patterson Avenue. Most Tuesday evenings from 6:30 to 8:30, volunteers help sort, pack, count and label items that are distributed throughout the world. If Springfield Public Schools are canceled because of inclement weather, Hands of Hope Read more...
