Common Cents is a small locally owned and operated thrift shop. We sell clean, quality, donated items to support The Reeds Spring and Blue Eye School Districts’ “Backpack Programs.” Backpack food programs provide nutritious, non-perishable, easy-to-prepare food to children to ensure they get enough food at home to avoid hunger outside of school meals. Read more...

The Junior League of Springfield, Inc is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. The Junior League of Springfield values: o The necessity and significance of women exercising leadership throughout o the community. o Read more...

The Camdenton School District’s Volunteers in Public Schools Program (VIPS) is looking for volunteers to provide an extra helping hand this school year. The VIPS program is comprised of over 200 volunteers and the need continues to grow. Anyone interested in listening to students read, helping teachers with classroom projects, library aide, clerical assistance, or just supporting our amazing staff, Read more...

The Downtown Springfield Association’s (DSA) mission is to cultivate and sustain a vibrant business community represented by a balance of retail, professional, service, dining and entertainment entrepreneurs. We’re passionate about growing downtown by attracting businesses, retaining talent and meeting the needs of our thriving community. We work with our community partners to produce some of the area’s most iconic events: Read more...

Girls on the Run is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a world where every girl knows and activates her limitless potential and is free to boldly pursue her dreams. Read more...

Matching community members with international students, for 1 semester (3-4 months) to represent our community and help students learn more about our community and country, and share/exchange cultures. The students remain living on campus/in their apts. No financial, living, or legal responsibility on community friend/host. Read more...

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The Kitchen, Inc. brings stability and purpose to people who are homeless through five important programs: affordable housing developments, community housing, emergency shelter, Home at Last, and Rare Breed Youth Services. Connect with us to learn more about volunteer opportunities! Read more...

The Ozarks Medical Center Foundation, established in 1998 as a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) with a local board of directors, serves as a liaison between the donor and OMC to assist the hospital in providing quality, compassionate healthcare to the communities it serves. Read more...

Cents of Pride is a positive behavior program which provides tools for success to under resourced students. The program consists of stores located at elementary schools with Free & Reduced lunch rates of 60% or more. Students attending a school with a Pride Store, earn “pride bucks” for good behavior and attendance. Once per month, they visit the store, where Read more...