Volunteer: Red Cross: Disaster Client Health Services (Iron County)Licensed healthcare professionals needed to provide hands on care, health assessments, education and guidance to clients. During large disasters, you can use your professional skills as a licensed healthcare provider to deliver hands on care and education to shelter residents. Free online training will be provided and can count towards nursing continuing education units. If the need arises, volunteers are asked to commit to multiple local shifts of 4-12 hours each. For those able to travel outside of their local area, a commitment of at least 10-14 consecutive days, working 8- or 12-hour shifts is required. Qualified licenses include RN, LPN, LVN, Paramedic, MD, DO, PA, NP, APRN. Only RNs have full scope of practice. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Licensed healthcare professionals needed to provide hands on care, health assessments, education and guidance to clients. During large disasters, you can use your professional skills as a licensed healthcare provider to deliver hands on care and education to shelter residents. Free online training will be provided and can count towards nursing continuing education units. If the need arises, volunteers are asked to commit to multiple local shifts of 4-12 hours each. For those able to travel outside of their local area, a commitment of at least 10-14 consecutive days, working 8- or 12-hour shifts is required. Qualified licenses include RN, LPN, LVN, Paramedic, MD, DO, PA, NP, APRN. Only RNs have full scope of practice. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 31, 2025 Zip Code: 49931 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Red Cross: Spiritual Care Volunteer (Ontonagon County)The Red Cross is looking for an individual who is able to assist disaster clients, to utilize their own spiritual resources, values and faith in the midst of crisis, regardless of one's faith tradition. This person would help facilitate long-term recovery by providing spiritual and emotional support, and connection to local resources. For more information, contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) The Red Cross is looking for an individual who is able to assist disaster clients, to utilize their own spiritual resources, values and faith in the midst of crisis, regardless of one's faith tradition. This person would help facilitate long-term recovery by providing spiritual and emotional support, and connection to local resources. For more information, contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 31, 2025 Zip Code: 49927 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Red Cross: Local Disaster Response (Keweenaw County)Disaster Action Team (DAT) volunteers help provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for necessities such as food, shelter, and clothing. Hear firsthand why others have volunteered in this role. Training is free and the experience is priceless. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Disaster Action Team (DAT) volunteers help provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for necessities such as food, shelter, and clothing. Hear firsthand why others have volunteered in this role. Training is free and the experience is priceless. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 31, 2025 Zip Code: 49901 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Red Cross: Information and Planning Generalist (deployment) Delta CountyJoin a dedicated team of trained volunteers from across the country to support communities impacted by severe weather. As an Information & Planning Generalist volunteer you will provide critical insights to operation leadership through the collection, evaluation, analysis and dissemination of operational information. Deployments are two weeks within the contiguous US, three weeks if outside that area. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Join a dedicated team of trained volunteers from across the country to support communities impacted by severe weather. As an Information & Planning Generalist volunteer you will provide critical insights to operation leadership through the collection, evaluation, analysis and dissemination of operational information. Deployments are two weeks within the contiguous US, three weeks if outside that area. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 31, 2025 Zip Code: 49812 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Red Cross: Disaster Shelter Resident Transition Responder (Deployed Position) Menominee CountyWhen housing is disrupted in communities after a disaster, it can be difficult for some people to find new long-term housing. The Shelter Resident Transition Volunteer help shelter residents create personalized plans to overcome roadblocks and transition to new housing. They play a critical role in reducing disaster-caused displacement and aiding in long-term recovery for individuals. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) When housing is disrupted in communities after a disaster, it can be difficult for some people to find new long-term housing. The Shelter Resident Transition Volunteer help shelter residents create personalized plans to overcome roadblocks and transition to new housing. They play a critical role in reducing disaster-caused displacement and aiding in long-term recovery for individuals. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 31, 2025 Zip Code: 49829 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Red Cross: Disaster Response (Gogebic County)Disaster Action Team: While big hurricanes and wildfires get the most news coverage, smaller disasters are no less devastating to the families affected. Most of the 60,000 emergencies that the Red Cross responds to each year are smaller disasters like home fires. As a Disaster Action Team volunteer, you can help comfort and support people in your community by meeting any immediate needs such as food, shelter, clothing or supplies and connecting them to long term recovery services. We supply all the training you need. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Disaster Action Team: While big hurricanes and wildfires get the most news coverage, smaller disasters are no less devastating to the families affected. Most of the 60,000 emergencies that the Red Cross responds to each year are smaller disasters like home fires. As a Disaster Action Team volunteer, you can help comfort and support people in your community by meeting any immediate needs such as food, shelter, clothing or supplies and connecting them to long term recovery services. We supply all the training you need. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 31, 2025 Zip Code: 49829 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Red Cross: Disaster Relief Operation--Shelter Worker (Houghton County)Shelter Support Team volunteers support the day-to-day activities within a shelter, which may include working in reception, registration, feeding, dormitory, information or other areas. Free online training will be provided. If the need arises, volunteers are asked to commit to multiple local shifts of 4 to 12 hours each. For those able to travel outside of their local area, a commitment of at least 14 consecutive days, working 8- or 12-hour shifts, is required. Hear firsthand why others have volunteered in this role. More extreme weather means more volunteers are needed. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Shelter Support Team volunteers support the day-to-day activities within a shelter, which may include working in reception, registration, feeding, dormitory, information or other areas. Free online training will be provided. If the need arises, volunteers are asked to commit to multiple local shifts of 4 to 12 hours each. For those able to travel outside of their local area, a commitment of at least 14 consecutive days, working 8- or 12-hour shifts, is required. Hear firsthand why others have volunteered in this role. More extreme weather means more volunteers are needed. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 31, 2025 Zip Code: 49920 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Red Cross Dispatch: Afternoon and Overnight Shifts Available (virtual): Dickinson CountyThe Red Cross is looking or individuals to work weekends and the overnight shifts (10pm-2am/2am-6am) for Disaster Dispatch. The Red Cross response is a team effort and Disaster Dispatch is the vital link between the Red Cross and local first responders. Working remotely from home, volunteers collect the necessary information and activate the Red Cross response. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) The Red Cross is looking or individuals to work weekends and the overnight shifts (10pm-2am/2am-6am) for Disaster Dispatch. The Red Cross response is a team effort and Disaster Dispatch is the vital link between the Red Cross and local first responders. Working remotely from home, volunteers collect the necessary information and activate the Red Cross response. Contact Lee at lee.borofka@redcross.org for more information. Agency: American Red Cross (Western UP) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 31, 2025 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Feeding America West Michigan Mobile Pantry - Harvey 2026 For more information or if you have any questions, please call Kay at 906-249-1715 Click here for links to other locations Agency: Silver Creek Church For more information or if you have any questions, please call Kay at 906-249-1715 Click here for links to other locations Agency: Silver Creek Church Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 3 Mile Rd Crossing 2026Help our racers stay safe as they cross busy streets to complete the race. Bring a shovel to keep adding snow to the road to allow the skiers to cross.
It is very critical that this crossing is checked for safe passage prior to racers coming through. otherwise this is not a busy crossing and only needs to be checked every so often to ensure it is still safe crossing and a car has not torn it up.
fill the road with snow for the racers as they cross
Agency: Noquemanon Ski Marathon Help our racers stay safe as they cross busy streets to complete the race. Bring a shovel to keep adding snow to the road to allow the skiers to cross.
It is very critical that this crossing is checked for safe passage prior to racers coming through. otherwise this is not a busy crossing and only needs to be checked every so often to ensure it is still safe crossing and a car has not torn it up.
fill the road with snow for the racers as they cross
Agency: Noquemanon Ski Marathon Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jan 24, 2026 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Feeding America Mobile Pantry Marquette 2026NMU Berry Events Center: Parking lot Corner of Fair Ave/Pine St Volunteers are needed to help with various duties once the mobile pantry arrives, such as, setting up tables, packing bags/boxes, loading food into vehicles, registering clients, parking lot detail and any other need that may arise. Shifts are generally from 11:00am to 2:00pm. Rest rooms are available and masks, gloves, sanitizing items and vests are all provided. Please dress appropriately for weather conditions, as all events are held outdoors. Bringing a beverage, snack and face masks are recommended. Food distribution is a physical activity that can involve bending, lifting, and twisting. If you would like to volunteer but have existing neck or back issues, please notify a Rotary leader on site, to identify tasks that may be safer safe for you. Click Here for the 2026 Feed America Food Pantry Distribution Agency: The Rotary Club of Marquette NMU Berry Events Center: Parking lot Corner of Fair Ave/Pine St Volunteers are needed to help with various duties once the mobile pantry arrives, such as, setting up tables, packing bags/boxes, loading food into vehicles, registering clients, parking lot detail and any other need that may arise. Shifts are generally from 11:00am to 2:00pm. Rest rooms are available and masks, gloves, sanitizing items and vests are all provided. Please dress appropriately for weather conditions, as all events are held outdoors. Bringing a beverage, snack and face masks are recommended. Food distribution is a physical activity that can involve bending, lifting, and twisting. If you would like to volunteer but have existing neck or back issues, please notify a Rotary leader on site, to identify tasks that may be safer safe for you. Click Here for the 2026 Feed America Food Pantry Distribution Agency: The Rotary Club of Marquette Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Feeding America West Michigan Mobile Pantry Ishpeming 20252026 Dates Coming Soon! At North Iron Church, Ishpeming MI Volunteers are needed to help with various duties when the mobile pantry arrives such as setting up, packing boxes, registering clients, parking lot detail and any other need that may arise. Rest rooms are available and masks, gloves, sanitizing items and vests are all provided. Report to Ann Trudell, she will be the person on-site using a walker. Agency: Superior Shore Systems, Inc 2026 Dates Coming Soon! At North Iron Church, Ishpeming MI Volunteers are needed to help with various duties when the mobile pantry arrives such as setting up, packing boxes, registering clients, parking lot detail and any other need that may arise. Rest rooms are available and masks, gloves, sanitizing items and vests are all provided. Report to Ann Trudell, she will be the person on-site using a walker. Agency: Superior Shore Systems, Inc Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 49849 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Feeding America West Michigan Mobile Pantry- KI Sawyer 2026We are seeking volunteers to assist with a variety of tasks once the mobile pantry arrives. Volunteer duties include setting up tables, packing bags or boxes with produce items, loading food into vehicles, registering clients, directing traffic, and helping with other needs that arise. The volunteer shift runs from 11:00-2:00pm, though some distributions may finish earlier. 2026 Update- The KI Sawyer Mobile Pantry Distributions are now on Thursdays instead of Wednesdays. All necessary safety supplies- including gloves, sanitizer, and neon vests will be provided. Restrooms are available, though they are located at a separate site down the road. Please dress appropriately for all outdoor weather conditions, as events take place outside. We recommend dressing in multiple layers and bringing a drink/snack. Please note that this food distribution can be physically demanding and may involve bending, lifting, and twisting. If you are interested in volunteering but have any physical limitations, please be sure to notify a UPHCS team member on site. We will work with you to identify tasks that meet your needs and keep you safe. Location: Building #604 on the corner of Ave C and 3rd St, KI Sawyer, MI 49841 Important Location Note: GPS is unreliable for this address (and others) in KI Sawyer. To assist with navigation, the UPHCS team will place Feeding America directional signs beginning at the KI entrance off M-553 by 10:30am on distribution day. The building is #604 and it is located next to J & J Recycling. The Feeding America truck and volunteers will be parked behind building #604, but you will see our directional signs. If you have any questions about this volunteer opportunity, please email tbosley@uphcs.org Agency: Upper Peninsula Health Care Solutions We are seeking volunteers to assist with a variety of tasks once the mobile pantry arrives. Volunteer duties include setting up tables, packing bags or boxes with produce items, loading food into vehicles, registering clients, directing traffic, and helping with other needs that arise. The volunteer shift runs from 11:00-2:00pm, though some distributions may finish earlier. 2026 Update- The KI Sawyer Mobile Pantry Distributions are now on Thursdays instead of Wednesdays. All necessary safety supplies- including gloves, sanitizer, and neon vests will be provided. Restrooms are available, though they are located at a separate site down the road. Please dress appropriately for all outdoor weather conditions, as events take place outside. We recommend dressing in multiple layers and bringing a drink/snack. Please note that this food distribution can be physically demanding and may involve bending, lifting, and twisting. If you are interested in volunteering but have any physical limitations, please be sure to notify a UPHCS team member on site. We will work with you to identify tasks that meet your needs and keep you safe. Location: Building #604 on the corner of Ave C and 3rd St, KI Sawyer, MI 49841 Important Location Note: GPS is unreliable for this address (and others) in KI Sawyer. To assist with navigation, the UPHCS team will place Feeding America directional signs beginning at the KI entrance off M-553 by 10:30am on distribution day. The building is #604 and it is located next to J & J Recycling. The Feeding America truck and volunteers will be parked behind building #604, but you will see our directional signs. If you have any questions about this volunteer opportunity, please email tbosley@uphcs.org Agency: Upper Peninsula Health Care Solutions Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 49841 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Adopt a family 3 person household-TS3Adopt-a-Family 2025 – Bring Holiday Joy to a Family in Need! Adopt-a-Family is back! We’re inviting families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family in need this holiday season. With your help, we can make sure every child wakes up to joy and love on Christmas morning. How It Works Choose a family to adopt by Friday,
December 12th. Shop for thoughtful gifts for each family member—or make a
monetary donation to the Youth & Family Center, and we’ll do the shopping
for you! Please return all gifts to the Youth
& Family Center at 1901 Longyear Ave, Marquette, by Monday, December 15th. Please call to arrange a time to drop off the gifts. Food Donations We’re also collecting food items to
help families enjoy a full, festive meal. Contact Information Julia Beard, Program
Director
Regan Cook, Program Coordinator
Thank you for adopting this family! The family listed below is a 3-person household. Adopt-a-Family code TS3 – - Female: age 36; Size Shoe = women’s 8 1/2; Pants = XL; Shirts = XL women’s. · Family sized Air Fryer, household items like toilet paper, paper towels, Kleenex, shampoo and conditioner, and a laundry basket full of cleaning supplies. - Male: age 11; sizes Shoe = youth 2; Pants = 12/14 Shirt = 12/14 · Needs: Baby/Toddler toys that have lights play songs and spin. (this young man is autistic and enjoys cause and effect toys. But very young developmentally), warm clothes - Female: age 9; Size shoes = youth 1; Pants = 8/10; shirts = 10/12 · Needs: Minecraft toys, Roblox toys and building activities. Warm clothing and winter outer wear. For the family, we would like to gather as many food items as possible to ensure a complete Christmas dinner. Below is a list of suggested food items: Turkey, Gravy, Sweet Potatoes, Regular Potatoes, Cream of Mushroom Soup, Crunchy Onions, Rolls or Biscuits, Green Beans, Corn, Carrots, Apple or Pumpkin pie Thank you for your generosity and for sharing the spirit of giving and abundance this Holiday! We look forward to receiving your gifts for the family on or before December 15th! Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Adopt-a-Family 2025 – Bring Holiday Joy to a Family in Need! Adopt-a-Family is back! We’re inviting families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family in need this holiday season. With your help, we can make sure every child wakes up to joy and love on Christmas morning. How It Works Choose a family to adopt by Friday,
December 12th. Shop for thoughtful gifts for each family member—or make a
monetary donation to the Youth & Family Center, and we’ll do the shopping
for you! Please return all gifts to the Youth
& Family Center at 1901 Longyear Ave, Marquette, by Monday, December 15th. Please call to arrange a time to drop off the gifts. Food Donations We’re also collecting food items to
help families enjoy a full, festive meal. Contact Information Julia Beard, Program
Director
Regan Cook, Program Coordinator
Thank you for adopting this family! The family listed below is a 3-person household. Adopt-a-Family code TS3 – - Female: age 36; Size Shoe = women’s 8 1/2; Pants = XL; Shirts = XL women’s. · Family sized Air Fryer, household items like toilet paper, paper towels, Kleenex, shampoo and conditioner, and a laundry basket full of cleaning supplies. - Male: age 11; sizes Shoe = youth 2; Pants = 12/14 Shirt = 12/14 · Needs: Baby/Toddler toys that have lights play songs and spin. (this young man is autistic and enjoys cause and effect toys. But very young developmentally), warm clothes - Female: age 9; Size shoes = youth 1; Pants = 8/10; shirts = 10/12 · Needs: Minecraft toys, Roblox toys and building activities. Warm clothing and winter outer wear. For the family, we would like to gather as many food items as possible to ensure a complete Christmas dinner. Below is a list of suggested food items: Turkey, Gravy, Sweet Potatoes, Regular Potatoes, Cream of Mushroom Soup, Crunchy Onions, Rolls or Biscuits, Green Beans, Corn, Carrots, Apple or Pumpkin pie Thank you for your generosity and for sharing the spirit of giving and abundance this Holiday! We look forward to receiving your gifts for the family on or before December 15th! Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 12, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Adopt-a-Family - household of 5 - code CMF5Adopt-a-Family 2025 – Bring Holiday Joy to a Family in Need! Adopt-a-Family
is back! We’re inviting families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family in need this holiday season. With your help, we can make sure every child wakes up to joy and love on Christmas morning. How It Works Choose a family
to adopt by Friday, December 12th. Shop for
thoughtful gifts for each family member—or make a monetary donation to the Youth
& Family Center, and we’ll do the shopping for you! Please return
all gifts to the Youth & Family Center at 1901 Longyear Ave, Marquette,
by Monday, December 15th.
Please call to arrange a time to drop off the gifts. Food Donations We’re also
collecting food items to help families enjoy a full, festive meal. Contact Information Julia Beard,
Program Director Regan
Cook, Program Coordinator
Thank you for adopting this family! The family listed below is a 5-person household. Adopt-a-Family code CMF5 – - Female: age 47; Size Shoe = women’s 8; Pants = women’s 2XL; Shirts = women’s 3XL o Electric handheld can opener, 6QT Dutch Oven, warm socks, and a Queen-sized fluffy blanket - Male: age 45; sizes Shoe = men’s 13; Pants = 32w/32l large; Shirt = XL o Men’s Dickie Dri-tech socks, Dungeons and Dragons book “The Wild Beyond the Witchlight”, Food - Male: age 12; Size Shoe = 5; Pants = youth 14/16; Shirts = youth 14/16 or men’s small o Lego Minecraft Ghast Ballon 21273, Mixed media sketch book 8.5x11, and art supplies, Fidget toys - Female: age 13; sizes Shoe = women’s 8; Pants = women’s 8/10 or Medium; Shirt = L or XL o Minecraft Lego Creeper 21276, acrylic paint markers, hoodies - Female: age 10; sizes Shoe = Women’s 5; Pants = youth 14/16; Shirt = Women’s small or youth 14/16 o Any Legos, Alcohol Markers, and drawing supplies, Chapter Books For the family, we would like to gather as many food items as possible to ensure a complete Christmas dinner. Below is a list of suggested food items the family has asked for: Chicken Tenders, Hawaiian Rolls, Potatoes (French fries or mashed), Stuffing, pudding pie (This family has two youth with eating disabilities. Please note the Chicken Tenders have to be non-spicy and frozen if possible) Thank you for your generosity and for sharing the spirit of giving and abundance this Holiday! We look forward to receiving your gifts for the family on or before December 15th! Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Adopt-a-Family 2025 – Bring Holiday Joy to a Family in Need! Adopt-a-Family
is back! We’re inviting families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family in need this holiday season. With your help, we can make sure every child wakes up to joy and love on Christmas morning. How It Works Choose a family
to adopt by Friday, December 12th. Shop for
thoughtful gifts for each family member—or make a monetary donation to the Youth
& Family Center, and we’ll do the shopping for you! Please return
all gifts to the Youth & Family Center at 1901 Longyear Ave, Marquette,
by Monday, December 15th.
Please call to arrange a time to drop off the gifts. Food Donations We’re also
collecting food items to help families enjoy a full, festive meal. Contact Information Julia Beard,
Program Director Regan
Cook, Program Coordinator
Thank you for adopting this family! The family listed below is a 5-person household. Adopt-a-Family code CMF5 – - Female: age 47; Size Shoe = women’s 8; Pants = women’s 2XL; Shirts = women’s 3XL o Electric handheld can opener, 6QT Dutch Oven, warm socks, and a Queen-sized fluffy blanket - Male: age 45; sizes Shoe = men’s 13; Pants = 32w/32l large; Shirt = XL o Men’s Dickie Dri-tech socks, Dungeons and Dragons book “The Wild Beyond the Witchlight”, Food - Male: age 12; Size Shoe = 5; Pants = youth 14/16; Shirts = youth 14/16 or men’s small o Lego Minecraft Ghast Ballon 21273, Mixed media sketch book 8.5x11, and art supplies, Fidget toys - Female: age 13; sizes Shoe = women’s 8; Pants = women’s 8/10 or Medium; Shirt = L or XL o Minecraft Lego Creeper 21276, acrylic paint markers, hoodies - Female: age 10; sizes Shoe = Women’s 5; Pants = youth 14/16; Shirt = Women’s small or youth 14/16 o Any Legos, Alcohol Markers, and drawing supplies, Chapter Books For the family, we would like to gather as many food items as possible to ensure a complete Christmas dinner. Below is a list of suggested food items the family has asked for: Chicken Tenders, Hawaiian Rolls, Potatoes (French fries or mashed), Stuffing, pudding pie (This family has two youth with eating disabilities. Please note the Chicken Tenders have to be non-spicy and frozen if possible) Thank you for your generosity and for sharing the spirit of giving and abundance this Holiday! We look forward to receiving your gifts for the family on or before December 15th! Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 12, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Kiwanis Christmas Dinner Clean upWe need help cleaning up the kitchen after the community meal is over. If you signed up and are no longer able to volunteer due to illness, weather... please contact Nick @ dorf4492@gmail.com Check out the other volunteer needs with this Christmas DinnerAgency: Kiwanis Club of Marquette We need help cleaning up the kitchen after the community meal is over. If you signed up and are no longer able to volunteer due to illness, weather... please contact Nick @ dorf4492@gmail.com Check out the other volunteer needs with this Christmas DinnerAgency: Kiwanis Club of Marquette Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Dec 24, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Christmas Carolers Wanted!Holiday Carolers Wanted! Agency: Kiwanis Club of Marquette Holiday Carolers Wanted! Agency: Kiwanis Club of Marquette Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Dec 18, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Kiwanis Christmas Eve DinnerThe Kiwanis Club of Marquette hosts a FREE Community holiday meal every year on Christmas Eve. We serve over 450 meals to anyone in the community and can use your help to make this happen. Click here to see how you can help bring a nice meal to someone in our community Agency: Kiwanis Club of Marquette The Kiwanis Club of Marquette hosts a FREE Community holiday meal every year on Christmas Eve. We serve over 450 meals to anyone in the community and can use your help to make this happen. Click here to see how you can help bring a nice meal to someone in our community Agency: Kiwanis Club of Marquette Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Dec 24, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Day of Meal prep for community Christmas Dinner- Kiwanis Club of MqtWe need help preparing the holiday dinner. All the food is provided and there will be someone directing what you need to do, just bring your help and enthusiasm. Sign up for one or both shifts.
We request all volunteers wear a mask and some type of head cover (hat) while helping to prepare the food. Agency: Kiwanis Club of Marquette We need help preparing the holiday dinner. All the food is provided and there will be someone directing what you need to do, just bring your help and enthusiasm. Sign up for one or both shifts.
We request all volunteers wear a mask and some type of head cover (hat) while helping to prepare the food. Agency: Kiwanis Club of Marquette Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Adopt a Family 2025CLICK HERE to Learn More About the Families Spread the spirit of giving this holiday season! We invite families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family and help ensure every child in Marquette wakes up to smiles on Christmas morning. Click the Link to Adopt a Family! Agency: United Way of Marquette County CLICK HERE to Learn More About the Families Spread the spirit of giving this holiday season! We invite families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family and help ensure every child in Marquette wakes up to smiles on Christmas morning. Click the Link to Adopt a Family! Agency: United Way of Marquette County Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 19, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Adopt-a-Family - household of 3 - code CVA3Adopt-a-Family 2025 – Bring Holiday Joy to a Family in Need! Adopt-a-Family is back! We’re inviting families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family in need this holiday season. With your help, we can make sure every child wakes up to joy and love on Christmas morning. How It Works Choose a family to adopt by Friday, December 12th. Shop for thoughtful gifts for each family member—or
make a monetary donation to the Youth & Family Center, and we’ll do the
shopping for you! Please return all gifts to the Youth & Family Center
at 1901 Longyear Ave, Marquette, by Monday, December 15th.
Please call to arrange a time to drop off the gifts. Food Donations We’re also collecting food items to help families enjoy a
full, festive meal. Contact Information Julia Beard, Program
Director
Regan Cook, Program Coordinator
Thank you for adopting this family! The family listed below is a 3-person household. Adopt-a-Family code CVA3 – - Female: age 35; Size Shoe = women’s 9.5; Pants = 16 or Large women’s; Shirts = XL women’s. o Needs: Harry Potter snow globe, Nespresso machine, waterproof work pants for construction, cups - Male: age 12; sizes Shoe = men’s 8; Pants = men’s 32w/34l or medium sweats; Shirt = men’s mediums o Needs: Legos, Titanic stuff, anything with boats or ships, sensory items like putty, soft clothes (this is an autistic youth with sensory challenges) - Male: age 11; Size shoes = youth 5; Pants = youth 10/12; shirts = youth Small or 10/12 o Needs: Legos, Minecraft, Star Wars stuff, latch hook rug kit, clothing, winter gear For the family, we would like to gather as many food items as possible to ensure a complete Christmas dinner. Below is a list of suggested food items: Boneless Ham, Sweet Potatoes, Regular Potatoes, Cream of Mushroom Soup, Crunchy Onions, Rolls or Biscuits, Green Beans, Apple or Pumpkin pie Thank you for your generosity and for sharing the spirit of giving and abundance this Holiday! We look forward to receiving your gifts for the family on or before December 15th! Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Adopt-a-Family 2025 – Bring Holiday Joy to a Family in Need! Adopt-a-Family is back! We’re inviting families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family in need this holiday season. With your help, we can make sure every child wakes up to joy and love on Christmas morning. How It Works Choose a family to adopt by Friday, December 12th. Shop for thoughtful gifts for each family member—or
make a monetary donation to the Youth & Family Center, and we’ll do the
shopping for you! Please return all gifts to the Youth & Family Center
at 1901 Longyear Ave, Marquette, by Monday, December 15th.
Please call to arrange a time to drop off the gifts. Food Donations We’re also collecting food items to help families enjoy a
full, festive meal. Contact Information Julia Beard, Program
Director
Regan Cook, Program Coordinator
Thank you for adopting this family! The family listed below is a 3-person household. Adopt-a-Family code CVA3 – - Female: age 35; Size Shoe = women’s 9.5; Pants = 16 or Large women’s; Shirts = XL women’s. o Needs: Harry Potter snow globe, Nespresso machine, waterproof work pants for construction, cups - Male: age 12; sizes Shoe = men’s 8; Pants = men’s 32w/34l or medium sweats; Shirt = men’s mediums o Needs: Legos, Titanic stuff, anything with boats or ships, sensory items like putty, soft clothes (this is an autistic youth with sensory challenges) - Male: age 11; Size shoes = youth 5; Pants = youth 10/12; shirts = youth Small or 10/12 o Needs: Legos, Minecraft, Star Wars stuff, latch hook rug kit, clothing, winter gear For the family, we would like to gather as many food items as possible to ensure a complete Christmas dinner. Below is a list of suggested food items: Boneless Ham, Sweet Potatoes, Regular Potatoes, Cream of Mushroom Soup, Crunchy Onions, Rolls or Biscuits, Green Beans, Apple or Pumpkin pie Thank you for your generosity and for sharing the spirit of giving and abundance this Holiday! We look forward to receiving your gifts for the family on or before December 15th! Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 12, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Giving TreeWhat is a “Giving Tree”? A Giving Tree is a Christmas tree decorated with ornaments or gift tags to be taken by community members who are able and willing to make a difference during the holiday season. The tags contain parts of Christmas wish lists, typically coming from children of low-income families. In this case, the kids who will be impacted live in Lake Superior Village. There are six Giving Trees around Marquette: at the Marquette Township Office, Kate’s Place Salon, Provisions, Contrast Coffee, and The Crib—with gift tags for community members to select from and help bring joy to low-income youth in need. Agency: United Way of Marquette County What is a “Giving Tree”? A Giving Tree is a Christmas tree decorated with ornaments or gift tags to be taken by community members who are able and willing to make a difference during the holiday season. The tags contain parts of Christmas wish lists, typically coming from children of low-income families. In this case, the kids who will be impacted live in Lake Superior Village. There are six Giving Trees around Marquette: at the Marquette Township Office, Kate’s Place Salon, Provisions, Contrast Coffee, and The Crib—with gift tags for community members to select from and help bring joy to low-income youth in need. Agency: United Way of Marquette County Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 15, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Holiday Gift BoxesHelp us make the holidays special for our residents! We are seeking donations to put together holiday gift boxes. We have 17 residents and would like the boxes to be similar for everyone. Ideas for donations: baskets/boxes, chapstick, hand/foot lotion, warm socks, hats, gloves, coffee, hot chocolate, snacks, grocery store gift cards. Please email our Service Coordinator at odessa.adams@kmgprestige.com to coordinate your donation. Thank you! Agency: Propylon Nonprofit Housing Help us make the holidays special for our residents! We are seeking donations to put together holiday gift boxes. We have 17 residents and would like the boxes to be similar for everyone. Ideas for donations: baskets/boxes, chapstick, hand/foot lotion, warm socks, hats, gloves, coffee, hot chocolate, snacks, grocery store gift cards. Please email our Service Coordinator at odessa.adams@kmgprestige.com to coordinate your donation. Thank you! Agency: Propylon Nonprofit Housing Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 19, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Adopt-a-Family - household of 6 - code JBP6Adopt-a-Family 2025 – Bring Holiday Joy to a Family in Need! Adopt-a-Family
is back! We’re inviting families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family in need this holiday season. With your help, we can make sure every child wakes up to joy and love on Christmas morning. How It Works Choose a family
to adopt by Friday, December 12th. Shop for
thoughtful gifts for each family member—or make a monetary donation to the Youth
& Family Center, and we’ll do the shopping for you! Please return
all gifts to the Youth & Family Center at 1901 Longyear Ave, Marquette,
by Monday, December 15th.
Please call to arrange a time to drop off the gifts. Food Donations We’re also
collecting food items to help families enjoy a full, festive meal. Contact Information Julia Beard,
Program Director Regan
Cook, Program Coordinator
Thank you for adopting this family! The family listed below is a 6-person household. Adopt-a-Family code JBP6 - - Male: age 41; sizes Shoe = men’s 13W; Pants = men’s relaxed 46w/32l; Shirt = 2X big and tall o Needs: Dude wipes, toilet paper, movie tickets for date with wife, sneaker-style shoes (black), socks, underwear, Head & Shoulders shampoo, Lions sweater (3X) - Female: age 33; Size Shoe = women’s extra wide 10.5; Pants = plus size 4X; Shirts = plus size 4X. o Needs: Bodywash, Shampoo and conditioner for whole family, king-size blankets, Bra 48DDD, sneaker-style shoes (black), earbuds for working out with, socks that will not cut into ankles, wash cloths, and skin scrub - Female: age12; Sizes Shoe = women’s 9; Pants = women’s small; Shirts = women’s small o Socks, pajamas, fun slippers, Ear buds, black/sparkle pop socket, sketchbook/art supplies, hair growing serum, and an oversized hoodie. - Female: age 11; Sizes shoes = women’s 9w; Pants = women’s large, Shirts = women’s Large o Socks, underwear, pajamas, fun slippers, Hair and skin care products, oversized hoodie, fuzzy socks, phone charms, pop socket (girly), art supplies, lip gloss, and undereye masks. - Male: age 10; Size shoes = youth 7; Pants = boys 14/16; shirts = boys 14/16 o Sensory items and body sock, Socks, underwear, Pajamas, team Uno game, anything Fortnite, and a zip string brain bolt - Male: age 8; sizes shoes = youth ¾; Pants = boys 10/12; Shirts = boys 10/12 o Winter coat, shoes, socks, underwear, lizard robot that climbs the wall, kids' sewing kit, yarn and yarn needles, sensory items, and body sock For the family, we would like to gather as many food items as possible to ensure a complete Christmas dinner. Below is a list of suggested food items: Ham, bag of red potatoes, 2 boxes of stuffing, frozen rolls, corn, corn bread mix, cream corn, frozen pumpkin pie, whipped cream (enough food for 6 people) Thank you for your generosity and for sharing the spirit of giving and abundance this Holiday! We look forward to receiving your gifts for the family on or before December 15th! Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Adopt-a-Family 2025 – Bring Holiday Joy to a Family in Need! Adopt-a-Family
is back! We’re inviting families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family in need this holiday season. With your help, we can make sure every child wakes up to joy and love on Christmas morning. How It Works Choose a family
to adopt by Friday, December 12th. Shop for
thoughtful gifts for each family member—or make a monetary donation to the Youth
& Family Center, and we’ll do the shopping for you! Please return
all gifts to the Youth & Family Center at 1901 Longyear Ave, Marquette,
by Monday, December 15th.
Please call to arrange a time to drop off the gifts. Food Donations We’re also
collecting food items to help families enjoy a full, festive meal. Contact Information Julia Beard,
Program Director Regan
Cook, Program Coordinator
Thank you for adopting this family! The family listed below is a 6-person household. Adopt-a-Family code JBP6 - - Male: age 41; sizes Shoe = men’s 13W; Pants = men’s relaxed 46w/32l; Shirt = 2X big and tall o Needs: Dude wipes, toilet paper, movie tickets for date with wife, sneaker-style shoes (black), socks, underwear, Head & Shoulders shampoo, Lions sweater (3X) - Female: age 33; Size Shoe = women’s extra wide 10.5; Pants = plus size 4X; Shirts = plus size 4X. o Needs: Bodywash, Shampoo and conditioner for whole family, king-size blankets, Bra 48DDD, sneaker-style shoes (black), earbuds for working out with, socks that will not cut into ankles, wash cloths, and skin scrub - Female: age12; Sizes Shoe = women’s 9; Pants = women’s small; Shirts = women’s small o Socks, pajamas, fun slippers, Ear buds, black/sparkle pop socket, sketchbook/art supplies, hair growing serum, and an oversized hoodie. - Female: age 11; Sizes shoes = women’s 9w; Pants = women’s large, Shirts = women’s Large o Socks, underwear, pajamas, fun slippers, Hair and skin care products, oversized hoodie, fuzzy socks, phone charms, pop socket (girly), art supplies, lip gloss, and undereye masks. - Male: age 10; Size shoes = youth 7; Pants = boys 14/16; shirts = boys 14/16 o Sensory items and body sock, Socks, underwear, Pajamas, team Uno game, anything Fortnite, and a zip string brain bolt - Male: age 8; sizes shoes = youth ¾; Pants = boys 10/12; Shirts = boys 10/12 o Winter coat, shoes, socks, underwear, lizard robot that climbs the wall, kids' sewing kit, yarn and yarn needles, sensory items, and body sock For the family, we would like to gather as many food items as possible to ensure a complete Christmas dinner. Below is a list of suggested food items: Ham, bag of red potatoes, 2 boxes of stuffing, frozen rolls, corn, corn bread mix, cream corn, frozen pumpkin pie, whipped cream (enough food for 6 people) Thank you for your generosity and for sharing the spirit of giving and abundance this Holiday! We look forward to receiving your gifts for the family on or before December 15th! Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 12, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Adopt-a-Family - household of 4 - code KH4Adopt-a-Family 2025 – Bring Holiday Joy to a Family in Need! Adopt-a-Family
is back! We’re inviting families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family in need this holiday season. With your help, we can make sure every child wakes up to joy and love on Christmas morning. How It Works Choose a family
to adopt by Friday, December 12th. Shop for
thoughtful gifts for each family member—or make a monetary donation to the Youth
& Family Center, and we’ll do the shopping for you! Please return
all gifts to the Youth & Family Center at 1901 Longyear Ave, Marquette,
by Monday, December 15th.
Please call to arrange a time to drop off the gifts. Food Donations We’re also
collecting food items to help families enjoy a full, festive meal. Contact Information Julia Beard,
Program Director Regan
Cook, Program Coordinator
Thank you for adopting this family! The family listed below is a 4-person household. Adopt-a-Family code KH4 - - Female: age 27; Size Shoe = women’s 10; Pants = XL women’s; Shirts = XL women’s. o Needs: Nespresso Vertuo Plus coffee and espresso maker, Barnes and Noble gift cards - Male: age 28; sizes Shoe = men’s 12-13; Pants = men’s 2XL; Shirt = 3XL tall o Needs: Beats Solo 4 wireless headphones (black), Xbox gift card - Female: age 2; Sizes Shoe = toddler 6/7; Pants = 3T/4T; Shirts = 3T/4T o Minnie Mouse Rise and Shine Barista Playset, Melissa and Doug vending machine - Male: age 6; Size shoes = kids 12; Pants = youth 6/7; shirts = youth Small or 7/8 o Hot Wheels/Matchbox 5 pk cars, racing track, Minecraft magnetic blocks For the family, we would like to gather as many food items as possible to ensure a complete Christmas dinner. Below is a list of suggested food items: Boneless Ham, Stove-top chicken stuffing, Turkey gravy, Buttery Homestyle mashed potatoes, Pillsbury Grands southern style butter biscuits, green beans Thank you for your generosity and for sharing the spirit of giving and abundance this Holiday! We look forward to receiving your gifts for the family on or before December 15th! Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Adopt-a-Family 2025 – Bring Holiday Joy to a Family in Need! Adopt-a-Family
is back! We’re inviting families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family in need this holiday season. With your help, we can make sure every child wakes up to joy and love on Christmas morning. How It Works Choose a family
to adopt by Friday, December 12th. Shop for
thoughtful gifts for each family member—or make a monetary donation to the Youth
& Family Center, and we’ll do the shopping for you! Please return
all gifts to the Youth & Family Center at 1901 Longyear Ave, Marquette,
by Monday, December 15th.
Please call to arrange a time to drop off the gifts. Food Donations We’re also
collecting food items to help families enjoy a full, festive meal. Contact Information Julia Beard,
Program Director Regan
Cook, Program Coordinator
Thank you for adopting this family! The family listed below is a 4-person household. Adopt-a-Family code KH4 - - Female: age 27; Size Shoe = women’s 10; Pants = XL women’s; Shirts = XL women’s. o Needs: Nespresso Vertuo Plus coffee and espresso maker, Barnes and Noble gift cards - Male: age 28; sizes Shoe = men’s 12-13; Pants = men’s 2XL; Shirt = 3XL tall o Needs: Beats Solo 4 wireless headphones (black), Xbox gift card - Female: age 2; Sizes Shoe = toddler 6/7; Pants = 3T/4T; Shirts = 3T/4T o Minnie Mouse Rise and Shine Barista Playset, Melissa and Doug vending machine - Male: age 6; Size shoes = kids 12; Pants = youth 6/7; shirts = youth Small or 7/8 o Hot Wheels/Matchbox 5 pk cars, racing track, Minecraft magnetic blocks For the family, we would like to gather as many food items as possible to ensure a complete Christmas dinner. Below is a list of suggested food items: Boneless Ham, Stove-top chicken stuffing, Turkey gravy, Buttery Homestyle mashed potatoes, Pillsbury Grands southern style butter biscuits, green beans Thank you for your generosity and for sharing the spirit of giving and abundance this Holiday! We look forward to receiving your gifts for the family on or before December 15th! Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 12, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Adopt-a-Family - household of 4 - code JG4Adopt-a-Family 2025 – Bring Holiday Joy to a Family in Need! Adopt-a-Family
is back! We’re inviting families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family in need this holiday season. With your help, we can make sure every child wakes up to joy and love on Christmas morning. How It Works Choose a family
to adopt by Friday, December 12th. Shop for
thoughtful gifts for each family member—or make a monetary donation to the Youth
& Family Center, and we’ll do the shopping for you! Please return
all gifts to the Youth & Family Center at 1901 Longyear Ave, Marquette,
by Monday, December 15th.
Please call to arrange a time to drop off the gifts. Food Donations We’re also
collecting food items to help families enjoy a full, festive meal. Contact Information Julia Beard,
Program Director Regan
Cook, Program Coordinator
Thank you for adopting this family! The family listed below is a 4-person household. Adopt-a-Family code JG4- - Female: age 42; Size Shoe = women’s 8; Pants = women’s XL (please no Jeans); Shirts = women’s XL o Needs: Lightweight warm jacket, normal-sized vacuum with hose and attachments, candles, TJ Maxx gift card, cleaning supplies - Female: age 63; Size Shoe = women’s 7.5; Pants = women’s small (draw string sweats only); Shirts = women’s medium o Needs: Anything with Packers, massaging/heat unit for back and neck pain, slushy maker - Male: age 8; sizes Shoe = youth 1 Pants = kids 8/10; Shirt = kids 8/10 o Hot Wheels set with track, Minecraft blocks set, Nerf guns, small drone - Male: age 2; sizes Shoe = kids 12; Pants = 3T; Shirt = 3T o Art stuff for little kids, Dinosaurs, monster jam toys, For the family, we would like to gather as many food items as possible to ensure a complete Christmas dinner. Below is a list of suggested food items: Roast beef, stuffing, gravy, a big bag of potatoes, Hawaiian rolls, corn, green beans, carrots, mac and cheese, ice cream, and Lemon meringue pie Thank you for your generosity and for sharing the spirit of giving and abundance this Holiday! We look forward to receiving your gifts for the family on or before December 15th! Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Adopt-a-Family 2025 – Bring Holiday Joy to a Family in Need! Adopt-a-Family
is back! We’re inviting families, individuals, organizations, churches, and businesses to “adopt” a local family in need this holiday season. With your help, we can make sure every child wakes up to joy and love on Christmas morning. How It Works Choose a family
to adopt by Friday, December 12th. Shop for
thoughtful gifts for each family member—or make a monetary donation to the Youth
& Family Center, and we’ll do the shopping for you! Please return
all gifts to the Youth & Family Center at 1901 Longyear Ave, Marquette,
by Monday, December 15th.
Please call to arrange a time to drop off the gifts. Food Donations We’re also
collecting food items to help families enjoy a full, festive meal. Contact Information Julia Beard,
Program Director Regan
Cook, Program Coordinator
Thank you for adopting this family! The family listed below is a 4-person household. Adopt-a-Family code JG4- - Female: age 42; Size Shoe = women’s 8; Pants = women’s XL (please no Jeans); Shirts = women’s XL o Needs: Lightweight warm jacket, normal-sized vacuum with hose and attachments, candles, TJ Maxx gift card, cleaning supplies - Female: age 63; Size Shoe = women’s 7.5; Pants = women’s small (draw string sweats only); Shirts = women’s medium o Needs: Anything with Packers, massaging/heat unit for back and neck pain, slushy maker - Male: age 8; sizes Shoe = youth 1 Pants = kids 8/10; Shirt = kids 8/10 o Hot Wheels set with track, Minecraft blocks set, Nerf guns, small drone - Male: age 2; sizes Shoe = kids 12; Pants = 3T; Shirt = 3T o Art stuff for little kids, Dinosaurs, monster jam toys, For the family, we would like to gather as many food items as possible to ensure a complete Christmas dinner. Below is a list of suggested food items: Roast beef, stuffing, gravy, a big bag of potatoes, Hawaiian rolls, corn, green beans, carrots, mac and cheese, ice cream, and Lemon meringue pie Thank you for your generosity and for sharing the spirit of giving and abundance this Holiday! We look forward to receiving your gifts for the family on or before December 15th! Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 12, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Youth and Family Center After School VolunteerIs reading, playing outside, building projects, or making awesome memories high on your list of things you like to do? AWESOME! WE NEED YOUR HELP! The Youth and Family Center has an ongoing need for Volunteers to assist with our After-School Program! We have Literacy Programs on Mondays and Thursdays, STEM programing on Tuesdays, Nutrition programs on Wednesdays, and Fun days on Fridays! We also serve free meals to all youth in our area and need volunteers to assist with the food service/transition to outside playtime. Come and enjoy the high energy and awesome projects with us! Our hours of operation are 3:00 to 6:00pm Monday - Friday! More Info: Before You Volunteer: Paperwork Hours: Thank You: Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Is reading, playing outside, building projects, or making awesome memories high on your list of things you like to do? AWESOME! WE NEED YOUR HELP! The Youth and Family Center has an ongoing need for Volunteers to assist with our After-School Program! We have Literacy Programs on Mondays and Thursdays, STEM programing on Tuesdays, Nutrition programs on Wednesdays, and Fun days on Fridays! We also serve free meals to all youth in our area and need volunteers to assist with the food service/transition to outside playtime. Come and enjoy the high energy and awesome projects with us! Our hours of operation are 3:00 to 6:00pm Monday - Friday! More Info: Before You Volunteer: Paperwork Hours: Thank You: Agency: Lake Superior Village Youth and Family Center Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Can/ bottle returns - we have the cans and need them returned!
Local businesses donate their returnable cans to United Way with all proceeds staying right here in Marquette county to help our local neighbors in need throughout the county. This need would involve going to the business to get the cans from their storage area and returning them. Masks and gloves can be provided if requested. The quantity of cans all depends on how often they are returned and how much these employees drink! On average, there would be about $10-15/week.
Contact the United Way office at 906-226-8171 to set up a time that works for you and you will be directed to the business that needs to be collected and what you need to do. Agency: United Way of Marquette County
Local businesses donate their returnable cans to United Way with all proceeds staying right here in Marquette county to help our local neighbors in need throughout the county. This need would involve going to the business to get the cans from their storage area and returning them. Masks and gloves can be provided if requested. The quantity of cans all depends on how often they are returned and how much these employees drink! On average, there would be about $10-15/week.
Contact the United Way office at 906-226-8171 to set up a time that works for you and you will be directed to the business that needs to be collected and what you need to do. Agency: United Way of Marquette County Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Dec 31, 2025 Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Logistics TransportationTrack, inventory, maintain and service vehicles used on a disaster relief operation. Ensures that other Red Cross workers have the vehicles they need in order to carry out client-facing service delivery and get to/from their worksites. • Organized and detail oriented • Tech-savvy • Enjoys working independently • Comfortable driving required routes (freeway, long distance, high congestion areas) Will usually be a computer-based position at DRO headquarters tracking vehicle assignments. May also require pickup or delivery of rental vehicles to/from worksites or headquarters. Sometimes Transportation workers are assigned to drive a designated shuttle route to transport other Red Cross workers or provide courier service between worksites. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Track, inventory, maintain and service vehicles used on a disaster relief operation. Ensures that other Red Cross workers have the vehicles they need in order to carry out client-facing service delivery and get to/from their worksites. • Organized and detail oriented • Tech-savvy • Enjoys working independently • Comfortable driving required routes (freeway, long distance, high congestion areas) Will usually be a computer-based position at DRO headquarters tracking vehicle assignments. May also require pickup or delivery of rental vehicles to/from worksites or headquarters. Sometimes Transportation workers are assigned to drive a designated shuttle route to transport other Red Cross workers or provide courier service between worksites. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Logistics FulfillmentSupports congregate shelters during a disaster relief operation by resourcing and delivering materials via daily site visits. Directly contributes to the success of our client-facing shelter operation by delivering critical supplies to shelters. Supports our E3 vision of “Every Shelter, Every Need, Every Day”. • Enjoys independent volunteering • Comfortable driving required routes (freeway, long distance, high congestion areas, box truck-sized vehicle) May have limited client interaction during a supply delivery but primary interaction will be with other Red Cross workers. Some physical agility is needed because lifting/unloading of supplies is required. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Supports congregate shelters during a disaster relief operation by resourcing and delivering materials via daily site visits. Directly contributes to the success of our client-facing shelter operation by delivering critical supplies to shelters. Supports our E3 vision of “Every Shelter, Every Need, Every Day”. • Enjoys independent volunteering • Comfortable driving required routes (freeway, long distance, high congestion areas, box truck-sized vehicle) May have limited client interaction during a supply delivery but primary interaction will be with other Red Cross workers. Some physical agility is needed because lifting/unloading of supplies is required. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Information and Planning GeneralistServes on a disaster relief operation assisting with the collection, evaluation, analysis and dissemination of information related to the incident. May create maps, dashboards, incident action plans, and other reports. Behind-the-scenes support to the disaster operation with no direct client contact but is still a key support to our field workers. • Organized and detail oriented • Committed to meeting deadlines • Interested in volunteering “behind the scenes” • Tech-savvy and able to navigate a variety of applications and data sources Role is largely computer-based working from a DRO headquarters and is not a client-facing role. Tech-savvy is an absolute must. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Serves on a disaster relief operation assisting with the collection, evaluation, analysis and dissemination of information related to the incident. May create maps, dashboards, incident action plans, and other reports. Behind-the-scenes support to the disaster operation with no direct client contact but is still a key support to our field workers. • Organized and detail oriented • Committed to meeting deadlines • Interested in volunteering “behind the scenes” • Tech-savvy and able to navigate a variety of applications and data sources Role is largely computer-based working from a DRO headquarters and is not a client-facing role. Tech-savvy is an absolute must. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Government OperationsGovernment Operations volunteers are responsible for ensuring Red Cross actions are aligned with, supportive of, and complementary to government. The role involves managing expectations, establishing and monitoring situational awareness, and seek, collect, evaluate and communicate critical information. This role is often situated in an Emergency Operations Center. Supports clients behind the scenes without direct client contact to coordinate our services with government partners. • Excellent communication skills • Able to articulate goals, needs, benefits of partnership • Values input and fosters a cooperation • Consistently follows through with commitment and responsibilities • Able to work independently through complex communications procedures • Able to work in a fast paced and ever-changing environment Needs to be able to represent ARC to partners with professionalism and work within the established DRO chain of command to make commitments. Position may be based at an EOC or at a DRO headquarters providing virtual/phone support to EOCs and partners. Some degree of working independently is needed. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Government Operations volunteers are responsible for ensuring Red Cross actions are aligned with, supportive of, and complementary to government. The role involves managing expectations, establishing and monitoring situational awareness, and seek, collect, evaluate and communicate critical information. This role is often situated in an Emergency Operations Center. Supports clients behind the scenes without direct client contact to coordinate our services with government partners. • Excellent communication skills • Able to articulate goals, needs, benefits of partnership • Values input and fosters a cooperation • Consistently follows through with commitment and responsibilities • Able to work independently through complex communications procedures • Able to work in a fast paced and ever-changing environment Needs to be able to represent ARC to partners with professionalism and work within the established DRO chain of command to make commitments. Position may be based at an EOC or at a DRO headquarters providing virtual/phone support to EOCs and partners. Some degree of working independently is needed. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Community Engagement & PartnershipsWork with external organizations to build capacity, coordinate activities, integrate expertise and provide channels to reach all disaster-affected communities, particularly traditionally underserved populations. Makes connections with community organizations who can benefit our clients during response and recovery • Respects and understands different cultures and perspectives • Able to articulate goals, needs, benefits of partnership • Values input and fosters a cooperation • Consistently follows through with commitment and responsibilities Needs to be able to represent ARC to external organizations with professionalism and work within the established DRO chain of command to make commitments. Position is likely field-based visiting with other organizations and not at the DRO headquarters full time so some degree of working independently is needed. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Work with external organizations to build capacity, coordinate activities, integrate expertise and provide channels to reach all disaster-affected communities, particularly traditionally underserved populations. Makes connections with community organizations who can benefit our clients during response and recovery • Respects and understands different cultures and perspectives • Able to articulate goals, needs, benefits of partnership • Values input and fosters a cooperation • Consistently follows through with commitment and responsibilities Needs to be able to represent ARC to external organizations with professionalism and work within the established DRO chain of command to make commitments. Position is likely field-based visiting with other organizations and not at the DRO headquarters full time so some degree of working independently is needed. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: FeedingBe a part of a team on a disaster relief operation to address hunger in an impacted community all while ensuring food safety and proper food service standards are met. Works directly with clients to serve meals and snacks. • Enjoys working as a part of a team • Excellent communication, interpersonal, and customer service skills • Loves taking care of people through serving food Some physical agility is needed (climbing in and out of ERVs, moderate lifting of food storage Cambros). Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Be a part of a team on a disaster relief operation to address hunger in an impacted community all while ensuring food safety and proper food service standards are met. Works directly with clients to serve meals and snacks. • Enjoys working as a part of a team • Excellent communication, interpersonal, and customer service skills • Loves taking care of people through serving food Some physical agility is needed (climbing in and out of ERVs, moderate lifting of food storage Cambros). Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Shelter Resident TransitionWork with shelter residents to understand their resources and transition roadblocks to help households create an action plan so that they can transition from the shelter to long term housing solutions. Rewarding front-line position that helps clients move from a shelter situation to a more sustainable housing option post-disaster. • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills • Tech-savvy • Loves supporting clients’ needs • Creative problem solver • Able to work in a dynamic situation Great for social workers and non-licensed volunteers with case management experience or clinical skills due to complexity in client cases (but this background is not required). Knowledge of or prior experience working with housing programs would also be a great fit (but not required). Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Work with shelter residents to understand their resources and transition roadblocks to help households create an action plan so that they can transition from the shelter to long term housing solutions. Rewarding front-line position that helps clients move from a shelter situation to a more sustainable housing option post-disaster. • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills • Tech-savvy • Loves supporting clients’ needs • Creative problem solver • Able to work in a dynamic situation Great for social workers and non-licensed volunteers with case management experience or clinical skills due to complexity in client cases (but this background is not required). Knowledge of or prior experience working with housing programs would also be a great fit (but not required). Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: ShelteringSupport the day-to-day activities withing a shelter which can include working in reception, registration, feeding, dormitory, information or other areas. Provides direct, front-line customer service to clients and cares for basic needs in a group setting. • Enjoys working as a part of a team • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills • Loves supporting clients’ needs • Able to work in a dynamic situation Shelter shifts on larger DROs are typically 12-hour shifts and may include day or night shifts. Nationally deployable shelter workers should be comfortable working either days or nights depending on need. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Support the day-to-day activities withing a shelter which can include working in reception, registration, feeding, dormitory, information or other areas. Provides direct, front-line customer service to clients and cares for basic needs in a group setting. • Enjoys working as a part of a team • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills • Loves supporting clients’ needs • Able to work in a dynamic situation Shelter shifts on larger DROs are typically 12-hour shifts and may include day or night shifts. Nationally deployable shelter workers should be comfortable working either days or nights depending on need. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Disaster Action Team (DAT) Duty OfficerBe a part of the local disaster response team by ensuring timely activation and monitoring of local and regional Disaster Action Team responses. Ensures that DAT responders are dispatched to the scene of local disasters and escalates larger incidents to regional leadership. • Interested in working independently as a part of a team • Tech savvy • Excellent communicator • Organized and detail oriented • Able to multi-task Great opportunity for people who want to touch the mission but prefer to do so from their home. DDOs should be comfortable taking calls during their assigned shift times (day or night) across a wide geography (typically the region) and know that call volume may vary during their shift. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Be a part of the local disaster response team by ensuring timely activation and monitoring of local and regional Disaster Action Team responses. Ensures that DAT responders are dispatched to the scene of local disasters and escalates larger incidents to regional leadership. • Interested in working independently as a part of a team • Tech savvy • Excellent communicator • Organized and detail oriented • Able to multi-task Great opportunity for people who want to touch the mission but prefer to do so from their home. DDOs should be comfortable taking calls during their assigned shift times (day or night) across a wide geography (typically the region) and know that call volume may vary during their shift. Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Disaster Action Team (DAT) SpecialistMost of the 65,000 emergencies that the Red Cross responds to each year are local, personal disasters like home fires. They may not make the news, but we know they are just as devastating to the families affected. Trained and available, Disaster Action Team volunteers are ready to respond to these emergencies, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. From offering a shoulder to cry on, to meeting any immediate needs for shelter or supplies, to connecting people with long term recovery services, our volunteers ensure that families don’t have to face tough times alone. Many disaster action team volunteers share these life experiences and skills: Team-orientedAvailability and flexibility for at least 4-6 hours per weekBilingualComfortable with ambiguityEmpathetic and compassionateDisaster response experienceCan remain calm and patient during stressful situationsAgency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Most of the 65,000 emergencies that the Red Cross responds to each year are local, personal disasters like home fires. They may not make the news, but we know they are just as devastating to the families affected. Trained and available, Disaster Action Team volunteers are ready to respond to these emergencies, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. From offering a shoulder to cry on, to meeting any immediate needs for shelter or supplies, to connecting people with long term recovery services, our volunteers ensure that families don’t have to face tough times alone. Many disaster action team volunteers share these life experiences and skills: Team-orientedAvailability and flexibility for at least 4-6 hours per weekBilingualComfortable with ambiguityEmpathetic and compassionateDisaster response experienceCan remain calm and patient during stressful situationsAgency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Disaster Health and Mental Health ServicesPut Your Professional Credentials to Work on a Red Cross Disaster Health Services or Disaster Mental Health Team During large disasters, you can use your professional skills as a licensed healthcare provider to deliver hands-on care and education to disaster-affected clients. The work setting is generally in emergency shelters or on outreach teams in the community. (Keep in mind, you could be assigned to another work location once you arrive on scene depending on the needs of the operation.)
Learn more here - https://www.redcross.org/volunteer/volunteer-opportunities/disaster-health-mental-health-volunteer.html
Requirements Disaster Health: Current, active, and unencumbered licensure or certification for the healthcare professions, including RN, LPN, LVN, EMT, Paramedic, MD, DO, PA, NP, APRN. View eligibility requirements for healthcare professionals Disaster Mental Health: Currently licensed or recently retired mental health professionals, current school psychologists and school counselors, and current psychiatric nurses. View complete eligibility requirements for mental health professionals Shift commitment If you are local to the disaster: multiple shifts (4-12 hours each) or If you will need to travel: 10-14 consecutive days of 8-12 hour shifts (Travel, lodging and meals are provided for deployed workers.) Comfortable interacting with people from diverse background whose lives have been disrupted Ability to work in a continuously changing environment in which work priorities may change frequently Ability to follow safety protocols and directions consistently and thoroughly Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Put Your Professional Credentials to Work on a Red Cross Disaster Health Services or Disaster Mental Health Team During large disasters, you can use your professional skills as a licensed healthcare provider to deliver hands-on care and education to disaster-affected clients. The work setting is generally in emergency shelters or on outreach teams in the community. (Keep in mind, you could be assigned to another work location once you arrive on scene depending on the needs of the operation.)
Learn more here - https://www.redcross.org/volunteer/volunteer-opportunities/disaster-health-mental-health-volunteer.html
Requirements Disaster Health: Current, active, and unencumbered licensure or certification for the healthcare professions, including RN, LPN, LVN, EMT, Paramedic, MD, DO, PA, NP, APRN. View eligibility requirements for healthcare professionals Disaster Mental Health: Currently licensed or recently retired mental health professionals, current school psychologists and school counselors, and current psychiatric nurses. View complete eligibility requirements for mental health professionals Shift commitment If you are local to the disaster: multiple shifts (4-12 hours each) or If you will need to travel: 10-14 consecutive days of 8-12 hour shifts (Travel, lodging and meals are provided for deployed workers.) Comfortable interacting with people from diverse background whose lives have been disrupted Ability to work in a continuously changing environment in which work priorities may change frequently Ability to follow safety protocols and directions consistently and thoroughly Agency: American Red Cross of Northern Michigan Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Kitchen AideAssist kitchen staff with meal preparation for home delivered meals. Volunteer may individually package items for delivery, help load delivery vehicles, and help package meal trays. Will need to submit volunteer application and pass background checks. Agency: Community Action Alger-Marquette (CAAM) Assist kitchen staff with meal preparation for home delivered meals. Volunteer may individually package items for delivery, help load delivery vehicles, and help package meal trays. Will need to submit volunteer application and pass background checks. Agency: Community Action Alger-Marquette (CAAM) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Lifetracker VolunteersVolunteers across Marquette County are needed to help with the AmeriCorps RSVP Triad Lifetracker Program. Lifetracker is a program that can track people who have wandered. Volunteers are needed to set up the caregiver and client with their Lifetracker bracelet and then change the batteries on the client's unit every two months. Clients may be adults with dementia or children who may wander. Volunteers are provided with training, all supplies, support, and mileage can be reimbursed. Agency: Retired and Senior Volunteer Program Volunteers across Marquette County are needed to help with the AmeriCorps RSVP Triad Lifetracker Program. Lifetracker is a program that can track people who have wandered. Volunteers are needed to set up the caregiver and client with their Lifetracker bracelet and then change the batteries on the client's unit every two months. Clients may be adults with dementia or children who may wander. Volunteers are provided with training, all supplies, support, and mileage can be reimbursed. Agency: Retired and Senior Volunteer Program Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49849 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Build a Bird FeederLooking for individuals to donate handmade or store bought bird feeders to display outside the window of the dining room for entertainment for seniors who come in for coffee and activities! Agency: Greater Ishpeming Commission on Aging Looking for individuals to donate handmade or store bought bird feeders to display outside the window of the dining room for entertainment for seniors who come in for coffee and activities! Agency: Greater Ishpeming Commission on Aging Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49849 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Friendly Visitor ProgramCaring and confident individuals looking to help provide socialization to homebound seniors. Agency: Greater Ishpeming Commission on Aging Caring and confident individuals looking to help provide socialization to homebound seniors. Agency: Greater Ishpeming Commission on Aging Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49849 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grocery Getter Volunteer DriversIndividuals available to transport seniors from their homes to grocery shop and back. Need to dedicate 2-3 hours to events. Agency: Greater Ishpeming Commission on Aging Individuals available to transport seniors from their homes to grocery shop and back. Need to dedicate 2-3 hours to events. Agency: Greater Ishpeming Commission on Aging Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49849 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Sandwich Prep/Light Meal PrepAssist with making sandwiches, or light meals (like Mac & Cheese, Casseroles, Mashed Potatoes, Etc.) that can be utilized by Residents and Shelter Guests on a "self-serve" basis. The Janzen House has all the supplies needed (If a volunteer wishes to produce different or more complicated meals, we would accept that help as well, just let us know) Agency: Janzen House Inc Assist with making sandwiches, or light meals (like Mac & Cheese, Casseroles, Mashed Potatoes, Etc.) that can be utilized by Residents and Shelter Guests on a "self-serve" basis. The Janzen House has all the supplies needed (If a volunteer wishes to produce different or more complicated meals, we would accept that help as well, just let us know) Agency: Janzen House Inc Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Care Support AideAre you compassionate and caring? Do you have the desire to help care for someone who is unable to care for themselves? Have you always wanted to make a difference in the world? This is your chance! We offer the opportunity to assist an experienced team of caregivers in providing assistance to our hospice-enrolled residents who are here enjoying their remaining time with loved ones. Please be prepared to complete our volunteer application and a Michigan Workforce Background Check form. We will provide the documents and cover any costs associated. Thank you!! Agency: Trillium House Are you compassionate and caring? Do you have the desire to help care for someone who is unable to care for themselves? Have you always wanted to make a difference in the world? This is your chance! We offer the opportunity to assist an experienced team of caregivers in providing assistance to our hospice-enrolled residents who are here enjoying their remaining time with loved ones. Please be prepared to complete our volunteer application and a Michigan Workforce Background Check form. We will provide the documents and cover any costs associated. Thank you!! Agency: Trillium House Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Graphic Designer for Yoopers United/United Way of Marquette CountyWe need graphic designers to work with the United Way of Marquette/Yoopers United to help with promotional services such as posters, graphics, ads, banners, etc. Experience preferred. Agency: United Way of Marquette County We need graphic designers to work with the United Way of Marquette/Yoopers United to help with promotional services such as posters, graphics, ads, banners, etc. Experience preferred. Agency: United Way of Marquette County Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49885 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Social Media Manager Needed for United Way of MarquetteWe need a creative individual to manage our social media that will build and attract followers for our nonprofit organization. Agency: United Way of Marquette County We need a creative individual to manage our social media that will build and attract followers for our nonprofit organization. Agency: United Way of Marquette County Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49885 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Meals on Wheels Delivery DriverDelivering Meals on Wheels to participants in Marquette County. Delivery routes available in Marquette, Gwinn or the West-End. Pick up prepared and packed meals from Lost Creek or Gwinn kitchen then deliver our hot nutritious meals to homebound seniors along with friendly conversation. Volunteer from one to five days a week, working 2-3 hours, 9:30-12:30. Agency: Community Action Alger-Marquette (CAAM) Delivering Meals on Wheels to participants in Marquette County. Delivery routes available in Marquette, Gwinn or the West-End. Pick up prepared and packed meals from Lost Creek or Gwinn kitchen then deliver our hot nutritious meals to homebound seniors along with friendly conversation. Volunteer from one to five days a week, working 2-3 hours, 9:30-12:30. Agency: Community Action Alger-Marquette (CAAM) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Dinner ShiftHelp our staff at the Warming Center located 447 W Washington. Volunteers are needed to help cook, clean, prepare, and serve meals. This is a wonderful experience for those looking to get face to face interaction with our guests, staff, and fellow volunteers as well as a first-hand look at the fulfilling work we do at our shelter. Agency: Room at the Inn Help our staff at the Warming Center located 447 W Washington. Volunteers are needed to help cook, clean, prepare, and serve meals. This is a wonderful experience for those looking to get face to face interaction with our guests, staff, and fellow volunteers as well as a first-hand look at the fulfilling work we do at our shelter. Agency: Room at the Inn Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Breakfast ShiftHelp our staff at the Warming Center located 447 W Washington. Volunteers are needed to help cook, clean, prepare, and serve meals. This is a wonderful experience for those looking to get face to face interaction with our guests, staff, and fellow volunteers as well as a first-hand look at the fulfilling work we do at our shelter. Agency: Room at the Inn Help our staff at the Warming Center located 447 W Washington. Volunteers are needed to help cook, clean, prepare, and serve meals. This is a wonderful experience for those looking to get face to face interaction with our guests, staff, and fellow volunteers as well as a first-hand look at the fulfilling work we do at our shelter. Agency: Room at the Inn Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Community EducatorAlzheimer's Association Community Educators are volunteer public speakers who provide Alzheimer's Association education programs to community audiences. Community Educators: Deliver approximately 12 presentations (in person or virtually) annually using prepared Alzheimer’s Association consumer education programs on a variety of care and support topics. Collaborate with local Association staff to expand programs by securing community partners, scheduling presentations, delivering the programs, and managing needed materials. Serve as presenter for chapter-scheduled education programs and conferences. Connect people with additional Association services and volunteer opportunities by proactively making referrals to Alzheimer's Association programs & free 24/7 Helpline. Agency: Alzheimer's Association - Michigan Chapter Alzheimer's Association Community Educators are volunteer public speakers who provide Alzheimer's Association education programs to community audiences. Community Educators: Deliver approximately 12 presentations (in person or virtually) annually using prepared Alzheimer’s Association consumer education programs on a variety of care and support topics. Collaborate with local Association staff to expand programs by securing community partners, scheduling presentations, delivering the programs, and managing needed materials. Serve as presenter for chapter-scheduled education programs and conferences. Connect people with additional Association services and volunteer opportunities by proactively making referrals to Alzheimer's Association programs & free 24/7 Helpline. Agency: Alzheimer's Association - Michigan Chapter Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Direct Care Worker MentorsCIP is seeking experienced Direct Care Workers, individuals who have worked in home and community-based settings, to serve as mentors to new Direct Care Workers. CIP provides training and resources to help recruit and retain DCWs and provides resources and guidance that help reduce barriers to employment success and enhance wellbeing of the cared for, and caregivers. Agency: Caregiver Incentive Project CIP is seeking experienced Direct Care Workers, individuals who have worked in home and community-based settings, to serve as mentors to new Direct Care Workers. CIP provides training and resources to help recruit and retain DCWs and provides resources and guidance that help reduce barriers to employment success and enhance wellbeing of the cared for, and caregivers. Agency: Caregiver Incentive Project Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Care Packages for Homebound SeniorsAre you looking to volunteer, but don't have a lot of time to spare? Shop for CAAM's homebound seniors! Help us to gather items to make care packages for our homebound seniors. Suggested items: Large print puzzle, word search and crossword puzzle books, Adult coloring books and colored pencils, Jigsaw puzzles, Tea/Coffee, Mugs, Lotion, Chapstick, Small throw blankets, Socks, and Candy. Please drop items off at CAAM 1125 Commerce Dr. Marquette, MI 49855. Agency: Community Action Alger-Marquette (CAAM) Are you looking to volunteer, but don't have a lot of time to spare? Shop for CAAM's homebound seniors! Help us to gather items to make care packages for our homebound seniors. Suggested items: Large print puzzle, word search and crossword puzzle books, Adult coloring books and colored pencils, Jigsaw puzzles, Tea/Coffee, Mugs, Lotion, Chapstick, Small throw blankets, Socks, and Candy. Please drop items off at CAAM 1125 Commerce Dr. Marquette, MI 49855. Agency: Community Action Alger-Marquette (CAAM) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Cards/Letters for Homebound SeniorsLooking to volunteer for Days of Service but can't go to an organization? CAAM has an opportunity that could work for you! Help to cheer up a homebound senior's day with a handwritten card or letter. Volunteers would write cards/letters to unspecified seniors. Set up materials in your break room or have arts and crafts time with your children! Feel free to be creative, add jokes, artwork, stickers, etc. any thing to make your cards unique.
Cards can be dropped off or sent to : CAAM (Meals on Wheels) 1125 Commerce Dr. Marquette, MI 49855 Agency: Community Action Alger-Marquette (CAAM) Looking to volunteer for Days of Service but can't go to an organization? CAAM has an opportunity that could work for you! Help to cheer up a homebound senior's day with a handwritten card or letter. Volunteers would write cards/letters to unspecified seniors. Set up materials in your break room or have arts and crafts time with your children! Feel free to be creative, add jokes, artwork, stickers, etc. any thing to make your cards unique.
Cards can be dropped off or sent to : CAAM (Meals on Wheels) 1125 Commerce Dr. Marquette, MI 49855 Agency: Community Action Alger-Marquette (CAAM) Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Companion VolunteersCompanion Volunteers work to provide support directly to patients and families. To ensure that all volunteers are equipped for the challenge of working with those dealing with a life limiting illness, we require that volunteers complete orientation and training sessions. It’s important that volunteers understand the philosophy of hospice and are aware of the specific ways we work to serve the community. Volunteers spend their visits being present, listening, helping with errands or light household tasks or providing short respite opportunities for caregivers.
Agency: U.P. Home Health & Hospice Companion Volunteers work to provide support directly to patients and families. To ensure that all volunteers are equipped for the challenge of working with those dealing with a life limiting illness, we require that volunteers complete orientation and training sessions. It’s important that volunteers understand the philosophy of hospice and are aware of the specific ways we work to serve the community. Volunteers spend their visits being present, listening, helping with errands or light household tasks or providing short respite opportunities for caregivers.
Agency: U.P. Home Health & Hospice Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49855 Allow Groups: No |