A 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...

An 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...

KAA would love to invite volunteers to come help in our Kitchens, Office, Health Services or Maintenance areas this summer May-August. Each summer we welcome almost 5000 campers and group leaders to camp, and employ 300-500 college students, and we need your help! Read more...

Resource Champions are dedicated volunteers who help Fight Colorectal Cancer (Fight CRC) deliver critical awareness and patient education resources to the local community. This could be at hospitals, homeless shelters, school campuses, veteran groups, etc. The possibilities are endless! Read more...

As a Board member for United Community Change, you will play a vital role in advancing our mission of promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion while empowering underserved and marginalized communities, particularly African Americans and of African diaspora descent. Your role will be to provide guidance, support, and oversight to ensure that our organization is fulfilling its purpose and serving its Read more...

Good Dads Inc is seeking volunteers who are interested in becoming Captains for Good Dads Strong Schools. Strong Schools is a before-school curriculum intended to help fathers (including step-fathers, grandfathers and father-figures) be more engaged with their children. The Strong Schools curriculum is designed to promote parent-child conversation on character-building themes, such as teamwork, patience, gratitude, etc. Captains lead the Read more...

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...