The Springfield Dream Center exists as a hub of practical help and life-giving hope to families in the Springfield-Greene County area. Our goals are to meet families where they are, build relationships and walk along side them as they take steps towards stability.
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Requirements & Commitment: Willing to serve once per week for a school semester
Work 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...
Requirements & Commitment: Time commitment varies based on shift
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...
No Barriers Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working to eliminate financial, social, and cultural barriers that prevent individuals and families from accessing mental health care. Our mission is to expand access to compassionate, stigma-free mental health support regardless of income, insurance status, or background. We are building community partnerships to create sustainable mental health resources and support for individuals Read more...
The Springfield Symphony Orchestra (SSO) is Southwest Missouri’s largest regional, professional orchestra and is one of two of the oldest arts organizations in Springfield. Each Symphony season includes eight or nine subscription monthly concerts; three free community concerts; and Education & Outreach programming. Read more...
The Willard Parks and Recreation Department in Willard, MO, is dedicated to enriching the community by providing inclusive, high-quality programs, parks, and facilities. It serves residents of all ages through athletics, fitness, and special community events. Read more...
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Requirements & Commitment: Willing to serve once per week for a school semester
Work 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...
Requirements & Commitment: Time commitment varies based on shift
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...
