Ongoing Opportunity Category: Social Services
A 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 benefits
– Use their own vehicle.
– Choose when they drive.
– Choose where they drive.
– Receive mileage reimbursement(not income) for every mile driven. IRS Mileage Reimbursement of $.72 per mile.
-Additional insurace coverage provided by CIMA
-Training and certification provided
-Driving supplies provided including tabletYour time can change lives-maybe even your own.
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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...
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Prepare and deliver 40 individually packaged, ready-to-eat meals for youth on a scheduled day. Groups are responsible for purchasing/preparing the meals and dropping off the meals between 3:00-4:00pm on the scheduled day. Please provide plates, utensils, and drinks if possible. Give us a call at 417-225-7489 to schedule a delivery day. Want to serve the meal? Groups can now serve Read more...
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Requirements & Commitment: Standing and closed toe shoes are required, children must be 12 years or older. 12-15 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. Must pre-register at https://ozarksfoodharvest.org/how-to-help/volunteer/Saturday packing sessions are most often dedicated to filling bags with nutritious, kid-friendly food for Ozarks Food Harvest’s Weekend Backpack Program. The Weekend Backpack Program provides children facing hunger with meals and snacks every weekend of the school year when they might otherwise go without. Volunteers fill thousands of bags each week with 6 meals and 2 snacks for local children Read more...
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