Volunteer: Brand AmbassadorThe Ambassador shall promote Arrive Business Center's memberships and showcase their experiences at the coworking space on their social media platforms, including but not limited to Instagram and Facebook. Agency: Arrive Business Center The Ambassador shall promote Arrive Business Center's memberships and showcase their experiences at the coworking space on their social media platforms, including but not limited to Instagram and Facebook. Agency: Arrive Business Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68516 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Welcome Desk AttendantHelp us welcome individuals into the building at our Campus for Health and WellBeing, and guide them to the correct area. Agency: CenterPointe Help us welcome individuals into the building at our Campus for Health and WellBeing, and guide them to the correct area. Agency: CenterPointe Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68502 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Seeking Veterans, Pets and Compassionate People!Hospice volunteers are an integral part of Eventide's Hospice Team, providing emotional, physical and spiritual support in the last stages of a client’s life and offering support for their family as well. Eventide Hospice needs volunteers to assist in supporting hospice clients: veterans willing to volunteer their time with fellow veterans; with therapy pets that brighten days; and compassionate people to provide companionship. Volunteers may offer: Companionship Respite Pet therapy Bereavement support Pinning ceremonies Veteran-to-veteran programsAfter your hospice volunteer application is approved, specialized training is provided to prepare you for this unique and rewarding opportunity. The length of commitment may vary, from a one-time visit to multiple visits over several weeks or months. Agency: Eventide Hospice Hospice volunteers are an integral part of Eventide's Hospice Team, providing emotional, physical and spiritual support in the last stages of a client’s life and offering support for their family as well. Eventide Hospice needs volunteers to assist in supporting hospice clients: veterans willing to volunteer their time with fellow veterans; with therapy pets that brighten days; and compassionate people to provide companionship. Volunteers may offer: Companionship Respite Pet therapy Bereavement support Pinning ceremonies Veteran-to-veteran programsAfter your hospice volunteer application is approved, specialized training is provided to prepare you for this unique and rewarding opportunity. The length of commitment may vary, from a one-time visit to multiple visits over several weeks or months. Agency: Eventide Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Seeking Veterans, Pets and Compassionate People!Hospice volunteers are an integral part of Eventide's Hospice Team, providing emotional, physical and spiritual support in the last stages of a client’s life and offering support for their family as well. Eventide Hospice needs volunteers to assist in supporting hospice clients: veterans willing to volunteer their time with fellow veterans; with pet visits that brighten days; and compassionate people to provide companionship. Volunteers may offer: Companionship RespitePet visitsBereavement supportMusic visitsPinning ceremoniesVeteran-to-veteran programsAfter your hospice volunteer application is approved, specialized training is provided to prepare you for this unique and rewarding opportunity. The length of commitment may vary, from a one-time visit to multiple visits over several weeks. Agency: Eventide Hospice Hospice volunteers are an integral part of Eventide's Hospice Team, providing emotional, physical and spiritual support in the last stages of a client’s life and offering support for their family as well. Eventide Hospice needs volunteers to assist in supporting hospice clients: veterans willing to volunteer their time with fellow veterans; with pet visits that brighten days; and compassionate people to provide companionship. Volunteers may offer: Companionship RespitePet visitsBereavement supportMusic visitsPinning ceremoniesVeteran-to-veteran programsAfter your hospice volunteer application is approved, specialized training is provided to prepare you for this unique and rewarding opportunity. The length of commitment may vary, from a one-time visit to multiple visits over several weeks. Agency: Eventide Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Seeking Veterans, Pets and Compassionate People!Hospice volunteers are an integral part of Eventide's Hospice Team, providing emotional, physical and spiritual support in the last stages of a client’s life and offering support for their family as well. Eventide Hospice needs volunteers to assist in supporting hospice clients: veterans willing to volunteer their time with fellow veterans; with pet visits that brighten days; and compassionate people to provide companionship. Volunteers may offer: Companionship Respite Pet visits Bereavement support Music visits Pinning ceremonies Veteran-to-veteran programs After your hospice volunteer application is approved, specialized training is provided to prepare you for this unique and rewarding opportunity. The length of commitment may vary, from a one-time visit to multiple visits over several weeks. Agency: Eventide Hospice Hospice volunteers are an integral part of Eventide's Hospice Team, providing emotional, physical and spiritual support in the last stages of a client’s life and offering support for their family as well. Eventide Hospice needs volunteers to assist in supporting hospice clients: veterans willing to volunteer their time with fellow veterans; with pet visits that brighten days; and compassionate people to provide companionship. Volunteers may offer: Companionship Respite Pet visits Bereavement support Music visits Pinning ceremonies Veteran-to-veteran programs After your hospice volunteer application is approved, specialized training is provided to prepare you for this unique and rewarding opportunity. The length of commitment may vary, from a one-time visit to multiple visits over several weeks. Agency: Eventide Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Short-Term Mentor for Internationally Trained ProfessionalWhat is the Connectors Program? The Connectors Program offers a professional networking & mentorship opportunity for eligible, foreign-trained professionals seeking to re-enter their profession in the State of Nebraska. The program pairs foreign-trained professionals seeking career advancement with an established career mentor in their field for a three-month mentorship period. Common professions include, but are not limited to: Accounting, Education, Engineering, Law, & Nursing. How long does the mentorship period last? 3 months. How often do mentors meet with the mentee? Mentors are asked to meet with the mentee at least 2-3 times during the 3-month period, with the expectation of ongoing, periodic communication throughout that time. How much time do mentors devote to the program? Mentors may spend on average 5-10 hours total over the 3-month period. Do meetings take place in-person or virtually? Either: meetings can be in-person or virtual (phone, teleconference, etc.) depending on the preference of both the mentor and client. What are the objectives of the mentorship period? The objective of the Connectors Program mentorship is for the client to receive guidance on job application readiness, professional communication, and expansion of their professional network so that they may launch their careers with connections and confidence. Who can participate in the program? To receive career advancement mentorship, one must: 1) identify as a refugee or immigrant in the United States; and 2) have a degree from a foreign country. To offer career advancement mentorship, one must: 1) have professional experience in the client’s professional field (common professions include, but are not limited to: Accounting, Education, Engineering, Law, & Nursing); 2) be willing to provide guidance for job application readiness and professional communication; and 3) be willing to provide 3-5 professional connections to the client, e.g. prospective employers and professionals who can expand the client’s networking opportunities. How are mentors and mentees matched? Mentees will be matched with a career mentor who either has direct experience in the mentee’s career or who has experience with professional coaching and job recruitment in the mentee’s professional field. Additional considerations for matching include preferences of meeting mode and availability. Agency: CareerLadder What is the Connectors Program? The Connectors Program offers a professional networking & mentorship opportunity for eligible, foreign-trained professionals seeking to re-enter their profession in the State of Nebraska. The program pairs foreign-trained professionals seeking career advancement with an established career mentor in their field for a three-month mentorship period. Common professions include, but are not limited to: Accounting, Education, Engineering, Law, & Nursing. How long does the mentorship period last? 3 months. How often do mentors meet with the mentee? Mentors are asked to meet with the mentee at least 2-3 times during the 3-month period, with the expectation of ongoing, periodic communication throughout that time. How much time do mentors devote to the program? Mentors may spend on average 5-10 hours total over the 3-month period. Do meetings take place in-person or virtually? Either: meetings can be in-person or virtual (phone, teleconference, etc.) depending on the preference of both the mentor and client. What are the objectives of the mentorship period? The objective of the Connectors Program mentorship is for the client to receive guidance on job application readiness, professional communication, and expansion of their professional network so that they may launch their careers with connections and confidence. Who can participate in the program? To receive career advancement mentorship, one must: 1) identify as a refugee or immigrant in the United States; and 2) have a degree from a foreign country. To offer career advancement mentorship, one must: 1) have professional experience in the client’s professional field (common professions include, but are not limited to: Accounting, Education, Engineering, Law, & Nursing); 2) be willing to provide guidance for job application readiness and professional communication; and 3) be willing to provide 3-5 professional connections to the client, e.g. prospective employers and professionals who can expand the client’s networking opportunities. How are mentors and mentees matched? Mentees will be matched with a career mentor who either has direct experience in the mentee’s career or who has experience with professional coaching and job recruitment in the mentee’s professional field. Additional considerations for matching include preferences of meeting mode and availability. Agency: CareerLadder Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: On-site Transportaion to Mass/Rosary ServiceJoin our team as a Mass Transportaion Assistant. Your reliability and kind assistance will ensure residents can safely attend our on-site Mass and Rosary Service on Tuesday mornings. This role involves pushing residents in wheelchairs or escorting residents using a walker to and from the service location and providing attentive companionship by remaining with them for the full duration of the service. Agency: Eastmont Foundation Join our team as a Mass Transportaion Assistant. Your reliability and kind assistance will ensure residents can safely attend our on-site Mass and Rosary Service on Tuesday mornings. This role involves pushing residents in wheelchairs or escorting residents using a walker to and from the service location and providing attentive companionship by remaining with them for the full duration of the service. Agency: Eastmont Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: CIRA Back to School DriveCenter for Immigrant & Refugee Advancement (CIRA) helps immigrants & refugees from around world integrate into Nebraska's vibrant community. CIRA is preparing to support 250+ children in our unaccompanied minors and refugee families' programs as they get ready to start the new school year. Many of these children are attending school in the U.S. for the first time and do not have the essential items needed to start the year strong. By donating school supplies and backpacks, you're offering them a lifeline to education and empowerment. Your support not only helps these young newcomers adapt and integrate but also provides them with the tools they need to build a brighter future. Shop our Amazon Wishlist: https://a.co/5P6r8h7 Agency: CIRA - Center for Immigrant & Refugee Advancement Center for Immigrant & Refugee Advancement (CIRA) helps immigrants & refugees from around world integrate into Nebraska's vibrant community. CIRA is preparing to support 250+ children in our unaccompanied minors and refugee families' programs as they get ready to start the new school year. Many of these children are attending school in the U.S. for the first time and do not have the essential items needed to start the year strong. By donating school supplies and backpacks, you're offering them a lifeline to education and empowerment. Your support not only helps these young newcomers adapt and integrate but also provides them with the tools they need to build a brighter future. Shop our Amazon Wishlist: https://a.co/5P6r8h7 Agency: CIRA - Center for Immigrant & Refugee Advancement Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68105 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Activity Department SupportAre you creative? Do love to craft and decorate? We are looking for a passionate volunteer to join our activities team! You'll help us create engaging and meaningful experiences for our residents by assisting with craft preparation, refreshing bulletin boards, and organizing/refreshing our parallel programming totes. Your help will make a big impact in helping our residents live their best life! Agency: Eastmont Foundation Are you creative? Do love to craft and decorate? We are looking for a passionate volunteer to join our activities team! You'll help us create engaging and meaningful experiences for our residents by assisting with craft preparation, refreshing bulletin boards, and organizing/refreshing our parallel programming totes. Your help will make a big impact in helping our residents live their best life! Agency: Eastmont Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Out of School Transportation VolunteerSchedule: Weekdays, approximately 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM (school pick-up and drop-off at the community center) About the Program: Malone's out-of-school program serves children ages 5–13, providing a safe and engaging environment that supports learning, growth, and community connection. We are seeking responsible and caring volunteer drivers to help transport students from local schools to the community center each afternoon. Position Summary: Volunteer Van Transportation Drivers play a vital role in ensuring children arrive safely and on time to participate in after-school programming. Drivers operate passenger vans along assigned routes, maintain a friendly and positive attitude, and follow all safety procedures and traffic laws. Responsibilities: Safely transport children ages 5–13 from designated schools to the community center. Follow established routes and pick-up schedules provided by program staff. Ensure all passengers are seated and wearing seat belts before the vehicle moves. Maintain a calm, positive, and professional demeanor with children and staff. Communicate with program coordinators about any route changes, delays, or concerns. Conduct basic pre-trip and post-trip vehicle safety inspections. Keep the van clean and organized. Report any maintenance or safety issues immediately.Qualifications: Must be at least 21 years old. Valid driver’s license with a good driving record. Ability to pass a background check and driving record review. Experience working with or around children preferred. Reliable, punctual, and able to maintain confidentiality and professionalism. Friendly and patient personality with good communication skills.Benefits: Make a meaningful impact on the lives of local youth. Gain volunteer experience in a community-based organization. Receive ongoing support and training. Join a positive, mission-driven team dedicated to helping children succeed.Agency: Malone Community Center Schedule: Weekdays, approximately 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM (school pick-up and drop-off at the community center) About the Program: Malone's out-of-school program serves children ages 5–13, providing a safe and engaging environment that supports learning, growth, and community connection. We are seeking responsible and caring volunteer drivers to help transport students from local schools to the community center each afternoon. Position Summary: Volunteer Van Transportation Drivers play a vital role in ensuring children arrive safely and on time to participate in after-school programming. Drivers operate passenger vans along assigned routes, maintain a friendly and positive attitude, and follow all safety procedures and traffic laws. Responsibilities: Safely transport children ages 5–13 from designated schools to the community center. Follow established routes and pick-up schedules provided by program staff. Ensure all passengers are seated and wearing seat belts before the vehicle moves. Maintain a calm, positive, and professional demeanor with children and staff. Communicate with program coordinators about any route changes, delays, or concerns. Conduct basic pre-trip and post-trip vehicle safety inspections. Keep the van clean and organized. Report any maintenance or safety issues immediately.Qualifications: Must be at least 21 years old. Valid driver’s license with a good driving record. Ability to pass a background check and driving record review. Experience working with or around children preferred. Reliable, punctual, and able to maintain confidentiality and professionalism. Friendly and patient personality with good communication skills.Benefits: Make a meaningful impact on the lives of local youth. Gain volunteer experience in a community-based organization. Receive ongoing support and training. Join a positive, mission-driven team dedicated to helping children succeed.Agency: Malone Community Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: OOS Kitchen VolunteerSchedule: Weekdays, 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM (flexible days) Reports To: Program Coordinator / Site Supervisor Position Summary: The Volunteer Food Server plays an important role in creating a positive and welcoming mealtime experience for children ages 5–13 participating in our after-school program. This volunteer helps prepare, serve, and clean up snacks or meals while ensuring food safety and supporting a nurturing environment for youth. Key Responsibilities: Serve healthy snacks or meals to children in a respectful, friendly, and efficient manner. Follow all food safety and sanitation procedures in accordance with Level 2 Food Handler Certification standards. Maintain cleanliness of serving areas, tables, and food storage spaces. Assist with setup and cleanup before and after meal service. Support staff in promoting a positive dining atmosphere and appropriate mealtime behavior. Interact positively with children and staff while maintaining professional boundaries. Report any safety, health, or behavioral concerns to the Site Supervisor immediately.Qualifications: Must hold a Level 2 Food Handler Certificate (must obtain before volunteering). Experience working with children or in food service is a plus. Ability to communicate effectively and work collaboratively with a diverse team. Friendly, patient, and dependable with a commitment to safety and respect.Benefits of Volunteering: Make a direct impact on children’s health and well-being. Gain experience in food service, child care, and community engagement. Join a supportive team dedicated to empowering youth and families.Agency: Malone Community Center Schedule: Weekdays, 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM (flexible days) Reports To: Program Coordinator / Site Supervisor Position Summary: The Volunteer Food Server plays an important role in creating a positive and welcoming mealtime experience for children ages 5–13 participating in our after-school program. This volunteer helps prepare, serve, and clean up snacks or meals while ensuring food safety and supporting a nurturing environment for youth. Key Responsibilities: Serve healthy snacks or meals to children in a respectful, friendly, and efficient manner. Follow all food safety and sanitation procedures in accordance with Level 2 Food Handler Certification standards. Maintain cleanliness of serving areas, tables, and food storage spaces. Assist with setup and cleanup before and after meal service. Support staff in promoting a positive dining atmosphere and appropriate mealtime behavior. Interact positively with children and staff while maintaining professional boundaries. Report any safety, health, or behavioral concerns to the Site Supervisor immediately.Qualifications: Must hold a Level 2 Food Handler Certificate (must obtain before volunteering). Experience working with children or in food service is a plus. Ability to communicate effectively and work collaboratively with a diverse team. Friendly, patient, and dependable with a commitment to safety and respect.Benefits of Volunteering: Make a direct impact on children’s health and well-being. Gain experience in food service, child care, and community engagement. Join a supportive team dedicated to empowering youth and families.Agency: Malone Community Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Shopping Floor SupportTuesdays and Thursdays our shopping floor is open to the community 10AM - 3PM to shop for their clothing and household item needs. The volunteer opportunity would include answering shopper questions, assisting with keeping the room picked up and counting and bagging their items. No lifting is required and a chair is provided at check out Agency: Good Neighbor Community Center Tuesdays and Thursdays our shopping floor is open to the community 10AM - 3PM to shop for their clothing and household item needs. The volunteer opportunity would include answering shopper questions, assisting with keeping the room picked up and counting and bagging their items. No lifting is required and a chair is provided at check out Agency: Good Neighbor Community Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68503 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer Program FacilitatorWe're looking for dedicated volunteers to help ensure our residents have a fun and engaged weekend! Spend just 2-3 hours, twice per month on either a Saturday or Sunday being a part of our team, helping to run games, coordinate social hours, and lead small group activities. Your willingness to jump in and share your time brings energy and joy to our community. If you love people and love fun, we need you! Agency: Eastmont Foundation We're looking for dedicated volunteers to help ensure our residents have a fun and engaged weekend! Spend just 2-3 hours, twice per month on either a Saturday or Sunday being a part of our team, helping to run games, coordinate social hours, and lead small group activities. Your willingness to jump in and share your time brings energy and joy to our community. If you love people and love fun, we need you! Agency: Eastmont Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Be an Ambassador of HumanKindness in the Hospitality Room!Serve as a Hospitality Room volunteer by making guest comfortable during their time in Short Stay (outpatient surgery) while waiting for their family member or friend to go through surgery and recovery. Schedule is every other Wednesday from 11:30am - 3:30pm and Fridays 1pm-3pm. Please click on the link to apply:https://www.chihealth.com/patients-visitors/volunteer-services Agency: St. Elizabeth Nebraska Heart Serve as a Hospitality Room volunteer by making guest comfortable during their time in Short Stay (outpatient surgery) while waiting for their family member or friend to go through surgery and recovery. Schedule is every other Wednesday from 11:30am - 3:30pm and Fridays 1pm-3pm. Please click on the link to apply:https://www.chihealth.com/patients-visitors/volunteer-services Agency: St. Elizabeth Nebraska Heart Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Flyer DeliveryIf you have a vehicle and like to drive in Lincoln, then this is a good fit for you! Pick a neighborhood or two from our list and delivery flyers to businesses and organizations that will display the opportunities we have coming up. Connect with us and we'll have the list and flyers ready for you to pick up. Thank you for your consideration! Agency: LUX Center for the Arts If you have a vehicle and like to drive in Lincoln, then this is a good fit for you! Pick a neighborhood or two from our list and delivery flyers to businesses and organizations that will display the opportunities we have coming up. Connect with us and we'll have the list and flyers ready for you to pick up. Thank you for your consideration! Agency: LUX Center for the Arts Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68504 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Who What WednesdaysWho What Wednesday is a monthly free speaker series bringing together fellow creatives from across the Lincoln community. Alternates monthly between LUX and Turbine Flats. Volunteers assist our Artist Liaison, Hannah Demma, with set up (chairs, refreshments) and tear down. Most importantly, you get to engage with the speakers and attendees to learn more about the arts in our community. Next WWW at LUX is on April 15th. Agency: LUX Center for the Arts Who What Wednesday is a monthly free speaker series bringing together fellow creatives from across the Lincoln community. Alternates monthly between LUX and Turbine Flats. Volunteers assist our Artist Liaison, Hannah Demma, with set up (chairs, refreshments) and tear down. Most importantly, you get to engage with the speakers and attendees to learn more about the arts in our community. Next WWW at LUX is on April 15th. Agency: LUX Center for the Arts Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68504 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: LBK Board Position (Finance)The Lincoln Bike Kitchen is seeking a board member with a finance or accounting experience. LBK is a volunteer-powered nonprofit that refurbishes and distributes bicycles to children and adults who need them for transportation, work, school, and recreation. Each year, thousands of bikes are repaired and given a second life through the work of dedicated volunteers. Agency: Lincoln Bike Kitchen The Lincoln Bike Kitchen is seeking a board member with a finance or accounting experience. LBK is a volunteer-powered nonprofit that refurbishes and distributes bicycles to children and adults who need them for transportation, work, school, and recreation. Each year, thousands of bikes are repaired and given a second life through the work of dedicated volunteers. Agency: Lincoln Bike Kitchen Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: IT Support (Volunteer)The Lincoln Bike Kitchen is seeking IT support , assisting our operation with technology systems, data tracking, or website support. LBK is a volunteer-powered nonprofit that refurbishes and distributes bicycles to children and adults who need them for transportation, work, school, and recreation. Each year, thousands of bikes are repaired and given a second life through the work of dedicated volunteers. Agency: Lincoln Bike Kitchen The Lincoln Bike Kitchen is seeking IT support , assisting our operation with technology systems, data tracking, or website support. LBK is a volunteer-powered nonprofit that refurbishes and distributes bicycles to children and adults who need them for transportation, work, school, and recreation. Each year, thousands of bikes are repaired and given a second life through the work of dedicated volunteers. Agency: Lincoln Bike Kitchen Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Host a Drive for Urgent NeedsLooking for a simple way to make an enormous impact? Host a donation drive for the youth served at CEDARS! Agency: CEDARS Looking for a simple way to make an enormous impact? Host a donation drive for the youth served at CEDARS! Agency: CEDARS Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68506 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Monday Thrift Store Group VolunteersJoin us on Mondays as we prep our thrift store, St. Louise Gift & Thrift, for the upcoming week. Tasks include processing donations, cleaning, hanging clothes, and arranging the sales floor. Large groups welcome and encouraged! Agency: Catholic Social Services of Southern Nebraska Join us on Mondays as we prep our thrift store, St. Louise Gift & Thrift, for the upcoming week. Tasks include processing donations, cleaning, hanging clothes, and arranging the sales floor. Large groups welcome and encouraged! Agency: Catholic Social Services of Southern Nebraska Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Become a Hero in Action! Save lives, one blood drive at a time!As a volunteer donor ambassador, you’ll ensure every blood donor has a wonderful experience from start to finish. Greet donors with a warm smile, assist them with checking in, and express heartfelt thanks for their generous donation. You’ll be a key part of our Biomedical Services team, making a real difference every day. Each shift you take helps save lives. While this position requires that volunteers speak English, in some locations the role may place a special emphasis on engaging with donors whose preferred language is Spanish. (NOTE: this is not a translator role) Key Responsibilities: During a shift, Donor Ambassadors will: Welcome donors with a warm smile, explain the donation process, and help with check-in.Guide donors smoothly through the Check-In process.Provide great customer service by answering questions and making the donation experience positive.Share the Red Cross story and our mission.Educate donors about how their blood types can be optimized to help more patients.Ensure donors have their post-donation information and check their recovery time.Encourage donors to download Donor App, use RapidPass and schedule next appointments via BookNow.Say thank you to each donor contribution.Reach out to donors with friendly reminder calls and help reschedule appointments as needed to keep our community connected and engaged.Report any issues to the collections staff and keep donors safe.Sanitize and disinfect donor areas as needed.Donor Ambassadors are needed to support both mobile blood drives (which are hosted at community or sponsor sites) and fixed sites (Red Cross blood donation centers). Qualifications: Volunteer must be age 13-15 with additional adult supervision* or aged 16+Volunteer must be mature enough to maintain confidentiality and respond appropriately to adverse donor reactionsAbility to display the utmost professionalism and communication skillsExtremely comfortable working with people from diverse communities and backgroundsAbility to understand technology needed for position: Donor Check-in, Donor Tablet, Rapid Pass, Donor App, Book Now and Ability to explain/teach technology to donors and fellow volunteersAbility to understand and explain Donor Optimization to donorsAbility to regularly commit to schedule, arrive punctually and adapt to a change driven cultureWillingness to comply with current public health and Red Cross policiesWhile this position requires that volunteers speak English, in some locations the role may place a special emphasis on engaging with donors whose preferred language is Spanish. (NOTE: this is not a translator role) Fluent / Proficient in speaking Spanish encouragedAdditional adult supervision can be provided by a parent, guardian, sibling, teacher, youth club coordinator or other adult.To learn more, click the link below or visit www.redcross.org/volunteer to apply today! Blood Donor Ambassador Agency: American Red Cross As a volunteer donor ambassador, you’ll ensure every blood donor has a wonderful experience from start to finish. Greet donors with a warm smile, assist them with checking in, and express heartfelt thanks for their generous donation. You’ll be a key part of our Biomedical Services team, making a real difference every day. Each shift you take helps save lives. While this position requires that volunteers speak English, in some locations the role may place a special emphasis on engaging with donors whose preferred language is Spanish. (NOTE: this is not a translator role) Key Responsibilities: During a shift, Donor Ambassadors will: Welcome donors with a warm smile, explain the donation process, and help with check-in.Guide donors smoothly through the Check-In process.Provide great customer service by answering questions and making the donation experience positive.Share the Red Cross story and our mission.Educate donors about how their blood types can be optimized to help more patients.Ensure donors have their post-donation information and check their recovery time.Encourage donors to download Donor App, use RapidPass and schedule next appointments via BookNow.Say thank you to each donor contribution.Reach out to donors with friendly reminder calls and help reschedule appointments as needed to keep our community connected and engaged.Report any issues to the collections staff and keep donors safe.Sanitize and disinfect donor areas as needed.Donor Ambassadors are needed to support both mobile blood drives (which are hosted at community or sponsor sites) and fixed sites (Red Cross blood donation centers). Qualifications: Volunteer must be age 13-15 with additional adult supervision* or aged 16+Volunteer must be mature enough to maintain confidentiality and respond appropriately to adverse donor reactionsAbility to display the utmost professionalism and communication skillsExtremely comfortable working with people from diverse communities and backgroundsAbility to understand technology needed for position: Donor Check-in, Donor Tablet, Rapid Pass, Donor App, Book Now and Ability to explain/teach technology to donors and fellow volunteersAbility to understand and explain Donor Optimization to donorsAbility to regularly commit to schedule, arrive punctually and adapt to a change driven cultureWillingness to comply with current public health and Red Cross policiesWhile this position requires that volunteers speak English, in some locations the role may place a special emphasis on engaging with donors whose preferred language is Spanish. (NOTE: this is not a translator role) Fluent / Proficient in speaking Spanish encouragedAdditional adult supervision can be provided by a parent, guardian, sibling, teacher, youth club coordinator or other adult.To learn more, click the link below or visit www.redcross.org/volunteer to apply today! Blood Donor Ambassador Agency: American Red Cross Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68501 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Shelter Resident Transition Service Associate: Work with the Red Cross to empower shelter residents as they create sustainable, personalized plans as they navigate their transition back to life after a disaster.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. Ideal Volunteer Characteristics: Excellent communication and interpersonal skillsTech-savvyLoves supporting clients’ needsCreative problem solverAble to work in a dynamic situationWhen 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 Service Associates 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. If you want to alleviate human suffering by shortening the time of disaster caused displacement, this is the perfect role for you! Agency: American Red Cross 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. Ideal Volunteer Characteristics: Excellent communication and interpersonal skillsTech-savvyLoves supporting clients’ needsCreative problem solverAble to work in a dynamic situationWhen 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 Service Associates 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. If you want to alleviate human suffering by shortening the time of disaster caused displacement, this is the perfect role for you! Agency: American Red Cross Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68501 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: OPS: Associate Fleet VolunteerEnjoy Tinkering with cars...Help us coordinate the scheduling, utilization, maintenance and documentation, of American Red Cross vehicles to ensure a fully operational and deployable fleet. ResponsibilitiesEnsure each vehicles registration, insurance and associated documents are properly stored/displayed in all regional fleet vehicles.Support vehicle maintenance and repairs in concert with the fleet vendor [Element] and the local automotive maintenance and repair shops.Work with local service providers and Fleet staff to ensure timely preventive maintenance on fleet vehicles.Performing light maintenance and support keeping vehicles clean to ensure the fleet remains in top condition.Conduct regular inspections of vehicles to identify repair or maintenance needs as they arise.Advise regional Operations team of process improvements to help find efficiencies in maintaining the regional fleet.Support the onboarding of new authorized drivers to the American Red Cross in all departments ensuring they have received correct training on the organizations processes and safety guidelines as it relates to fleetWatch our video to learn more: We Are The American Red Cross Agency: American Red Cross Enjoy Tinkering with cars...Help us coordinate the scheduling, utilization, maintenance and documentation, of American Red Cross vehicles to ensure a fully operational and deployable fleet. ResponsibilitiesEnsure each vehicles registration, insurance and associated documents are properly stored/displayed in all regional fleet vehicles.Support vehicle maintenance and repairs in concert with the fleet vendor [Element] and the local automotive maintenance and repair shops.Work with local service providers and Fleet staff to ensure timely preventive maintenance on fleet vehicles.Performing light maintenance and support keeping vehicles clean to ensure the fleet remains in top condition.Conduct regular inspections of vehicles to identify repair or maintenance needs as they arise.Advise regional Operations team of process improvements to help find efficiencies in maintaining the regional fleet.Support the onboarding of new authorized drivers to the American Red Cross in all departments ensuring they have received correct training on the organizations processes and safety guidelines as it relates to fleetWatch our video to learn more: We Are The American Red Cross Agency: American Red Cross Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68501 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Youth Mentor (Community-Based)Become a Big and make a lasting difference in a young person’s life! Our Community-Based Mentoring program allows adult mentors, "Bigs," and youth, "Littles," to share activities on their own schedule. Matches typically meet up on weekends or evenings for at least four hours a month. We encourage free or low-cost activities like bike riding, board games, baking, or just taking a walk. One of the most important pieces of the Big Brothers Big Sisters program is that Bigs can provide their Littles with opportunities to be inspired and try something new. Littles can explore new environments and learn skills that they may not have otherwise had an opportunity to experience. No special skills are required to be a Big; just consistency and a willingness to show up! Agency: Big Brothers Big Sisters Lincoln Become a Big and make a lasting difference in a young person’s life! Our Community-Based Mentoring program allows adult mentors, "Bigs," and youth, "Littles," to share activities on their own schedule. Matches typically meet up on weekends or evenings for at least four hours a month. We encourage free or low-cost activities like bike riding, board games, baking, or just taking a walk. One of the most important pieces of the Big Brothers Big Sisters program is that Bigs can provide their Littles with opportunities to be inspired and try something new. Littles can explore new environments and learn skills that they may not have otherwise had an opportunity to experience. No special skills are required to be a Big; just consistency and a willingness to show up! Agency: Big Brothers Big Sisters Lincoln Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68503 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Girls on the Run Coaches -- Fall and SpringGirls on the Run Seeks Fall Coaches Across Lincoln Another fabulous season of friendship and 5K fun is
on tap as part of the Girls on the Run, and we need volunteer coaches across Lincoln to deliver our innovative curriculum that builds confidence, character and physical activity in girls. You DON’T have to be a runner to get involved – you just need to live a healthy lifestyle, project a positive attitude and have passion to help young girls put their best foot forward with our transformational social-emotional learning program. Girls on the run is an innovative after-school program that combines exercise, education and mentoring to promote self-esteem, goal-setting and healthy living in sixth- through sixth-grade girls. Teams meet for 75 minutes twice a week (total 16 meetings) over 8 to 10 weeks to play interactive running games and train for a 5K run/walk at the end of the season. Lessons on goal-setting, health, communication and teamwork are incorporated with the physical training, so girls get a well-rounded positive experience in a noncompetitive atmosphere. The overall time commitment for first-time coaches is about 30 hours over 12 weeks. That includes: · 3 hours of online training modules; · an in-person meeting in August or February · 16 meetings with the team between Aug. 20 and Nov. 1 · CPR/First Aid certification, if required (one coach per site must be certified); · 2 hours on 5K day Complete the New Coach Application today! Or visit www.GOTRNebraska.org to learn more. Agency: Girls on the Run of Nebraska Girls on the Run Seeks Fall Coaches Across Lincoln Another fabulous season of friendship and 5K fun is
on tap as part of the Girls on the Run, and we need volunteer coaches across Lincoln to deliver our innovative curriculum that builds confidence, character and physical activity in girls. You DON’T have to be a runner to get involved – you just need to live a healthy lifestyle, project a positive attitude and have passion to help young girls put their best foot forward with our transformational social-emotional learning program. Girls on the run is an innovative after-school program that combines exercise, education and mentoring to promote self-esteem, goal-setting and healthy living in sixth- through sixth-grade girls. Teams meet for 75 minutes twice a week (total 16 meetings) over 8 to 10 weeks to play interactive running games and train for a 5K run/walk at the end of the season. Lessons on goal-setting, health, communication and teamwork are incorporated with the physical training, so girls get a well-rounded positive experience in a noncompetitive atmosphere. The overall time commitment for first-time coaches is about 30 hours over 12 weeks. That includes: · 3 hours of online training modules; · an in-person meeting in August or February · 16 meetings with the team between Aug. 20 and Nov. 1 · CPR/First Aid certification, if required (one coach per site must be certified); · 2 hours on 5K day Complete the New Coach Application today! Or visit www.GOTRNebraska.org to learn more. Agency: Girls on the Run of Nebraska Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 68510 Allow Groups: No |