Volunteers are at the heart of everything Habitat for Humanity does. They welcome, train and deploy individuals and groups from faith institutions, corporations, educational and community groups to work toward providing New Yorkers with quality, affordable homeownership. There are plenty of ways for you to get involved. Construction skills are not a must. Reach out…
Every day at 10:30 a.m. sharp, hundreds of hungry and homeless New Yorkers walk through the doors of Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen to get a warm nutritious meal and seek help in finding their way on to a better way of life. But 45 minutes beforehand, another crowd is gathering: 50-60 volunteers who will make…
Through a supermarket-style food pantry, West Side Campaign Against Hunger alleviates hunger and creates a culture that promotes self-reliance and works for change. There are many ways to get involved. Reach out today and learn how you can help fight against hunger!
The Carter Burden Center for the Aging, Inc. (CBCA) was established in 1971 by New York City Council Member Carter Burden. It has grown from a one person organization to an agency with over 80 employees serving approximately 5,000 seniors per year through 13 programs in 8 locations. CBCA continues to expand and remains a…
Channel One Regional Food Bank serves seniors, individuals with physical or mental-health disabilities, working families and individuals, people in times of crisis due to job loss, medical problems or personal disaster, and food shelves, programs and agencies in 14 counties. These counties include Faribault, Waseca, Rice, Goodhue, Wabasha, Steele, Dodge, Olmsted, Freeborn, Mower, Fillmore, Winona,…
There’s a place for everyone at Trollwood! You can volunteer in any area that interests you and no experience is required. How about putting your time and talents to work as an usher, concessionaire, ticket seller, or traffic control volunteer during the Mainstage Musical? If you like to sew, do crafts, build or paint sets,…
Diamond in the Ruff works to rescue and rehabilitate abandoned animals before permanently placing them in loving homes. They aim to educate the public about proper animal care, prevention of breed discrimination, and the importance of spaying/neutering animals in order to combat the escalating overpopulation problem in Fargo community and across the country. Volunteer today…
The Dorothy Day House of Hospitality is a non-profit seeking to relieve homelessness and hunger locally. Their greatest need is in need for volunteers in their food pantry. Depending on the need at the time, some things that you would be doing are: stocking shelves, sorting/organizing donations, light cleaning, and yard work. Volunteer today!
The Emergency Food Pantry is an organization aimed at serving the hungry families of Cass and Clay County. There are may ways to help. Some opportunities include sorting food, organizing a food drive, and clerical work. Volunteer today!
The Great Plains Food Bank needs volunteers every day to help sort, label, and repack donated and bulk foods, assemble boxes and bags for special programs, provide administrative support, and assist during special events. Their goal is to provide the best possible volunteer experience and prepare volunteers to become outspoken hunger advocates in their community….