Volunteer: Ford Center ShowsThe Ford Center utilizes Signup Genius as their volunteer management system. Volunteers who are interested in serving with them should follow the hyperlink to be redirected: Our next round of Freshman Orientations will be July 6th and 8th. There are four shifts each day. Help welcome the newest members of the Ole Miss family (and maybe convince some to be a volunteer!): Next Monday is the last of the Freshman Orientation we are hosting. Help us welcome the newest class of students and their families. 2026 Summer Volunteers: Week of July 13 thru 19, 2026 2026 Summer Volunteers: Week of July 27 to August 2, 2026 If you can't stay for an entire shift, let me know and I will see what I can do. Thanks for all you do for me and the Ford Center! PS - I'll send out a reminder email, but if you're first event is coming up and you didn't make the orientation, please arrive 20 minutes before the shift time in Sign Up Genius and we'll do a crash course training. As a reminder, you'll want to wear black on bottom, white on top, and comfy shoes. Service hours are collected and inserted manually at the end of the month. Community Partner: Gertrude Ford Center The Ford Center utilizes Signup Genius as their volunteer management system. Volunteers who are interested in serving with them should follow the hyperlink to be redirected: Our next round of Freshman Orientations will be July 6th and 8th. There are four shifts each day. Help welcome the newest members of the Ole Miss family (and maybe convince some to be a volunteer!): Next Monday is the last of the Freshman Orientation we are hosting. Help us welcome the newest class of students and their families. 2026 Summer Volunteers: Week of July 13 thru 19, 2026 2026 Summer Volunteers: Week of July 27 to August 2, 2026 If you can't stay for an entire shift, let me know and I will see what I can do. Thanks for all you do for me and the Ford Center! PS - I'll send out a reminder email, but if you're first event is coming up and you didn't make the orientation, please arrive 20 minutes before the shift time in Sign Up Genius and we'll do a crash course training. As a reminder, you'll want to wear black on bottom, white on top, and comfy shoes. Service hours are collected and inserted manually at the end of the month. Community Partner: Gertrude Ford Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Clothing GiveawayFaith Planters is doing a clothing giveaway as part of the Back to School Program organized by Expressions LLC. They are needing multiple volunteers for each day of the drive, both July 17th (4 PM - 6 PM) and July 18th (9 AM - 1 PM). On Friday, volunteers will help set up for the clothing giveaway, arranging clothing on tables and racks for display during shopping. On Saturday, volunteers will assist with the actual clothing giveaway, helping parents select clothing for their children and restock tables and racks. Additionally, at the end of the giveaway, volunteers will pack totes with any leftover clothing. The event will be held at the Lafayette County Multi-Purpose Area, 70 FD Buddy E Parkway. We would love to see you there! Community Partner: Faith Planters Faith Planters is doing a clothing giveaway as part of the Back to School Program organized by Expressions LLC. They are needing multiple volunteers for each day of the drive, both July 17th (4 PM - 6 PM) and July 18th (9 AM - 1 PM). On Friday, volunteers will help set up for the clothing giveaway, arranging clothing on tables and racks for display during shopping. On Saturday, volunteers will assist with the actual clothing giveaway, helping parents select clothing for their children and restock tables and racks. Additionally, at the end of the giveaway, volunteers will pack totes with any leftover clothing. The event will be held at the Lafayette County Multi-Purpose Area, 70 FD Buddy E Parkway. We would love to see you there! Community Partner: Faith Planters Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Sleep in Heavenly Peace (Bed Branding and Staining)With our partner Sleep in Heavenly Peace (building beds for kids without them), we'll be branding and staining beds from the bed build that we will have done the day before. Community Partner: Army of Normal Folks Oxford With our partner Sleep in Heavenly Peace (building beds for kids without them), we'll be branding and staining beds from the bed build that we will have done the day before. Community Partner: Army of Normal Folks Oxford Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jul 19, 2026 Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Sleep in Heavenly Peace (Bed Building) Bed Build on July 18th: So far, the Army of Normal Folks (YOU) have built and delivered 35 beds for kids in Lafayette County without beds. But, they also still have 41 bed requests that haven’t been met yet, which means they need you at their next bed build on Saturday July 18th! It’s from 8-11 am at the Old Armory Pavilion. No experience required. Bring your kids. And make new friends doing some good. Sleep in Heavenly Peace’s mission statement is "No kid sleeps on the floor in our town" and our 400 local chapters have built & delivered 350,000 beds for kids without them! Community Partner: Army of Normal Folks Oxford Bed Build on July 18th: So far, the Army of Normal Folks (YOU) have built and delivered 35 beds for kids in Lafayette County without beds. But, they also still have 41 bed requests that haven’t been met yet, which means they need you at their next bed build on Saturday July 18th! It’s from 8-11 am at the Old Armory Pavilion. No experience required. Bring your kids. And make new friends doing some good. Sleep in Heavenly Peace’s mission statement is "No kid sleeps on the floor in our town" and our 400 local chapters have built & delivered 350,000 beds for kids without them! Community Partner: Army of Normal Folks Oxford Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jul 18, 2026 Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: OPC Youth Sports Volunteer Head CoachThe Oxford Park Commission is seeking volunteer Head Coaches for our youth sports programs. Volunteer coaches play an important role in creating a fun, safe, and positive environment where young athletes can learn fundamental skills, develop teamwork, build confidence, and enjoy the game. No prior coaching experience is required - just a willingness to lead, encourage, and make a positive impact on the lives of local youth. Volunteer Head Coaches must at least be 16 years of age and successfully pass a background check before participating. Community Partner: Oxford Park Commission The Oxford Park Commission is seeking volunteer Head Coaches for our youth sports programs. Volunteer coaches play an important role in creating a fun, safe, and positive environment where young athletes can learn fundamental skills, develop teamwork, build confidence, and enjoy the game. No prior coaching experience is required - just a willingness to lead, encourage, and make a positive impact on the lives of local youth. Volunteer Head Coaches must at least be 16 years of age and successfully pass a background check before participating. Community Partner: Oxford Park Commission Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Rhythm & Hoops: Community Basketball Tournament - HospitalityThe Rhythm & Hoops is seeking volunteers for their Community Basketball Tournament at Oxford High School on June 20th. Volunteer Positions: Event Setup Crew Assist with setting up tables, chairs, signage, registration area, sponsor banners, team benches, and vendor spaces before the event begins. Help ensure the venue is organized and ready for guests.Registration & Admissions Table Welcome teams and attendees, check in players, verify team registrations, collect admission fees, distribute wristbands, and answer basic event questions.Hospitality Team Support players, guests, sponsors, and special guests by answering questions, directing traffic, distributing water, and helping where needed.Community Partner: Stronger Together Oxford The Rhythm & Hoops is seeking volunteers for their Community Basketball Tournament at Oxford High School on June 20th. Volunteer Positions: Event Setup Crew Assist with setting up tables, chairs, signage, registration area, sponsor banners, team benches, and vendor spaces before the event begins. Help ensure the venue is organized and ready for guests.Registration & Admissions Table Welcome teams and attendees, check in players, verify team registrations, collect admission fees, distribute wristbands, and answer basic event questions.Hospitality Team Support players, guests, sponsors, and special guests by answering questions, directing traffic, distributing water, and helping where needed.Community Partner: Stronger Together Oxford Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Rhythm & Hoops: Community Basketball Tournament - Registration & Admissions TableThe Rhythm & Hoops is seeking volunteers for their Community Basketball Tournament at Oxford High School on June 20th. Volunteer Positions: Event Setup Crew Assist with setting up tables, chairs, signage, registration area, sponsor banners, team benches, and vendor spaces before the event begins. Help ensure the venue is organized and ready for guests.Registration & Admissions Table Welcome teams and attendees, check in players, verify team registrations, collect admission fees, distribute wristbands, and answer basic event questions.Hospitality Team Support players, guests, sponsors, and special guests by answering questions, directing traffic, distributing water, and helping where needed.Community Partner: Stronger Together Oxford The Rhythm & Hoops is seeking volunteers for their Community Basketball Tournament at Oxford High School on June 20th. Volunteer Positions: Event Setup Crew Assist with setting up tables, chairs, signage, registration area, sponsor banners, team benches, and vendor spaces before the event begins. Help ensure the venue is organized and ready for guests.Registration & Admissions Table Welcome teams and attendees, check in players, verify team registrations, collect admission fees, distribute wristbands, and answer basic event questions.Hospitality Team Support players, guests, sponsors, and special guests by answering questions, directing traffic, distributing water, and helping where needed.Community Partner: Stronger Together Oxford Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Rhythm & Hoops: Community Basketball Tournament - Event Setup CrewThe Rhythm & Hoops is seeking volunteers for their Community Basketball Tournament at Oxford High School on June 20th. Volunteer Positions: Event Setup Crew Assist with setting up tables, chairs, signage, registration area, sponsor banners, team benches, and vendor spaces before the event begins. Help ensure the venue is organized and ready for guests.Registration & Admissions Table Welcome teams and attendees, check in players, verify team registrations, collect admission fees, distribute wristbands, and answer basic event questions.Hospitality Team Support players, guests, sponsors, and special guests by answering questions, directing traffic, distributing water, and helping where needed.Community Partner: Stronger Together Oxford The Rhythm & Hoops is seeking volunteers for their Community Basketball Tournament at Oxford High School on June 20th. Volunteer Positions: Event Setup Crew Assist with setting up tables, chairs, signage, registration area, sponsor banners, team benches, and vendor spaces before the event begins. Help ensure the venue is organized and ready for guests.Registration & Admissions Table Welcome teams and attendees, check in players, verify team registrations, collect admission fees, distribute wristbands, and answer basic event questions.Hospitality Team Support players, guests, sponsors, and special guests by answering questions, directing traffic, distributing water, and helping where needed.Community Partner: Stronger Together Oxford Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Summer PartnershipLOOKING FOR LONG-TERM HELP! We desperately need a few people willing to help behind the scenes. Even helping with ONE small project every now and then would make a huge difference. You do not need rescue experience. Just a willingness to help cats by helping the rescue. If you've ever wanted to get more involved with 9 Lives Cat Rescue, please message us. Community Partner: 9 Lives Cat Rescue LOOKING FOR LONG-TERM HELP! We desperately need a few people willing to help behind the scenes. Even helping with ONE small project every now and then would make a huge difference. You do not need rescue experience. Just a willingness to help cats by helping the rescue. If you've ever wanted to get more involved with 9 Lives Cat Rescue, please message us. Community Partner: 9 Lives Cat Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Animal Resource Center (Half Day- Afternoon)Animal Resource Center Court Order and Community Volunteers
Half Day- Afternoon If front door is locked, walk around to the back to find staff member. Doors are locked and phones are off on Sundays and Wednesdays. Court Ordered Community Service and Volunteer ExpectationsWe welcome you to our volunteer team and want to ensure a positive and productive experience for everyone. Please review the following expectations and guidelines: ReportingCheck-In/Out: Report in and out with an ARC staff member at the beginning and end of your shift. You are responsible for your own timesheet.ConductRespect: Treat everyone with respect.Dress Code: Closed-toe shoes are required. No flip-flops or open shoes, even with socks. Clothing should be free of political or offensive imagery/text.Professionalism: Focus on your tasks rather than competing with other volunteers or engaging in gossip.Conflict Resolution: If you encounter any conflicts, report them to administration immediately.Customer Interaction: Socializing is allowed, but customers should never be ignored. We need your help to manage busy times effectively.Device Use: Avoid napping, using your phone, or posting to social media during your shift.EnvironmentSmoking: No smoking on the premises; you must leave the property if you wish to smoke.Language: Inappropriate language is not permitted. Violations will result in a verbal warning and potential dismissal.Discussions: Avoid discussing politics or personal opinions on sensitive topics such as race and politics.Physical RequirementsActivity Level: Expect lots of standing and walking. Know your limits and let us know if you prefer tasks that require less physical activity.Lifting: Do not lift heavy objects if you are unable. Your safety is our priority.TasksDuties: You may be asked to assist with laundry, dishes, sweeping, mopping, cleaning housing areas, and other necessary tasks.AvailabilitySchedule: Volunteering is available 7 days a week.Partial Days: Must arrive between 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. or 2:00 and 5:00 p.m.Full Days: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.mAge Requirements14 years +: Must have a legal parent or guardian present16 years +: Eligible to volunteer without legal parent or guardianAfter signing up for a full or half day, type the actual date you plan to serve in the notes. The "notes" option will pop up when you tap "sign up." Thank you for your commitment and dedication. Your efforts are invaluable in helping us serve our community effectively. Community Partner: Animal Resource Center Animal Resource Center Court Order and Community Volunteers
Half Day- Afternoon If front door is locked, walk around to the back to find staff member. Doors are locked and phones are off on Sundays and Wednesdays. Court Ordered Community Service and Volunteer ExpectationsWe welcome you to our volunteer team and want to ensure a positive and productive experience for everyone. Please review the following expectations and guidelines: ReportingCheck-In/Out: Report in and out with an ARC staff member at the beginning and end of your shift. You are responsible for your own timesheet.ConductRespect: Treat everyone with respect.Dress Code: Closed-toe shoes are required. No flip-flops or open shoes, even with socks. Clothing should be free of political or offensive imagery/text.Professionalism: Focus on your tasks rather than competing with other volunteers or engaging in gossip.Conflict Resolution: If you encounter any conflicts, report them to administration immediately.Customer Interaction: Socializing is allowed, but customers should never be ignored. We need your help to manage busy times effectively.Device Use: Avoid napping, using your phone, or posting to social media during your shift.EnvironmentSmoking: No smoking on the premises; you must leave the property if you wish to smoke.Language: Inappropriate language is not permitted. Violations will result in a verbal warning and potential dismissal.Discussions: Avoid discussing politics or personal opinions on sensitive topics such as race and politics.Physical RequirementsActivity Level: Expect lots of standing and walking. Know your limits and let us know if you prefer tasks that require less physical activity.Lifting: Do not lift heavy objects if you are unable. Your safety is our priority.TasksDuties: You may be asked to assist with laundry, dishes, sweeping, mopping, cleaning housing areas, and other necessary tasks.AvailabilitySchedule: Volunteering is available 7 days a week.Partial Days: Must arrive between 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. or 2:00 and 5:00 p.m.Full Days: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.mAge Requirements14 years +: Must have a legal parent or guardian present16 years +: Eligible to volunteer without legal parent or guardianAfter signing up for a full or half day, type the actual date you plan to serve in the notes. The "notes" option will pop up when you tap "sign up." Thank you for your commitment and dedication. Your efforts are invaluable in helping us serve our community effectively. Community Partner: Animal Resource Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Animal Resource Center (Half Day- Morning)Animal Resource Center Court Order and Community Volunteers
(Half Day- Morning) If front door is locked, walk around to the back to find staff member. Doors are locked and phones are off on Sundays and Wednesdays. Court Ordered Community Service and Volunteer Expectations: We welcome you to our volunteer team and want to ensure a positive and productive experience for everyone. Please review the following expectations and guidelines: ReportingCheck-In/Out: Report in and out with an ARC staff member at the beginning and end of your shift. You are responsible for your own timesheet.ConductRespect: Treat everyone with respect.Dress Code: Closed-toe shoes are required. No flip-flops or open shoes, even with socks. Clothing should be free of political or offensive imagery/text.Professionalism: Focus on your tasks rather than competing with other volunteers or engaging in gossip.Conflict Resolution: If you encounter any conflicts, report them to administration immediately.Customer Interaction: Socializing is allowed, but customers should never be ignored. We need your help to manage busy times effectively.Device Use: Avoid napping, using your phone, or posting to social media during your shift.EnvironmentSmoking: No smoking on the premises; you must leave the property if you wish to smoke.Language: Inappropriate language is not permitted. Violations will result in a verbal warning and potential dismissal.Discussions: Avoid discussing politics or personal opinions on sensitive topics such as race and politics.Physical RequirementsActivity Level: Expect lots of standing and walking. Know your limits and let us know if you prefer tasks that require less physical activity.Lifting: Do not lift heavy objects if you are unable. Your safety is our priority.TasksDuties: You may be asked to assist with laundry, dishes, sweeping, mopping, cleaning housing areas, and other necessary tasks.AvailabilitySchedule: Volunteering is available 7 days a week.Partial Days: Must arrive between 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. or 2:00 and 5:00 p.m.Full Days: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.mAge Requirements14 years +: Must have a legal parent or guardian present16 years +: Eligible to volunteer without legal parent or guardianAfter signing up for a full or half day, type the actual date you plan to serve in the notes. The "notes" option will pop up when you tap "sign up." Thank you for your commitment and dedication. Your efforts are invaluable in helping us serve our community effectively. Community Partner: Animal Resource Center Animal Resource Center Court Order and Community Volunteers
(Half Day- Morning) If front door is locked, walk around to the back to find staff member. Doors are locked and phones are off on Sundays and Wednesdays. Court Ordered Community Service and Volunteer Expectations: We welcome you to our volunteer team and want to ensure a positive and productive experience for everyone. Please review the following expectations and guidelines: ReportingCheck-In/Out: Report in and out with an ARC staff member at the beginning and end of your shift. You are responsible for your own timesheet.ConductRespect: Treat everyone with respect.Dress Code: Closed-toe shoes are required. No flip-flops or open shoes, even with socks. Clothing should be free of political or offensive imagery/text.Professionalism: Focus on your tasks rather than competing with other volunteers or engaging in gossip.Conflict Resolution: If you encounter any conflicts, report them to administration immediately.Customer Interaction: Socializing is allowed, but customers should never be ignored. We need your help to manage busy times effectively.Device Use: Avoid napping, using your phone, or posting to social media during your shift.EnvironmentSmoking: No smoking on the premises; you must leave the property if you wish to smoke.Language: Inappropriate language is not permitted. Violations will result in a verbal warning and potential dismissal.Discussions: Avoid discussing politics or personal opinions on sensitive topics such as race and politics.Physical RequirementsActivity Level: Expect lots of standing and walking. Know your limits and let us know if you prefer tasks that require less physical activity.Lifting: Do not lift heavy objects if you are unable. Your safety is our priority.TasksDuties: You may be asked to assist with laundry, dishes, sweeping, mopping, cleaning housing areas, and other necessary tasks.AvailabilitySchedule: Volunteering is available 7 days a week.Partial Days: Must arrive between 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. or 2:00 and 5:00 p.m.Full Days: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.mAge Requirements14 years +: Must have a legal parent or guardian present16 years +: Eligible to volunteer without legal parent or guardianAfter signing up for a full or half day, type the actual date you plan to serve in the notes. The "notes" option will pop up when you tap "sign up." Thank you for your commitment and dedication. Your efforts are invaluable in helping us serve our community effectively. Community Partner: Animal Resource Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Little Free Pantry RestockWe are looking for volunteers who are willing to help us restock our Little Free Pantries throughout the summer. Every Friday between 9AM and 1PM, the volunteer will come to the office and pick up a basket of food and drive to a LFP of their choice and fill it with new donations! Volunteers may also split the food between multiple LFPs if they choose! Once the basket is empty, please return it back to the Stronger Together office (1308 N Lamar Blvd) so we can replenish and reuse it for the next week! Thank you for your help and for keeping our Little Free Pantries stocked through the summer! Community Partner: Stronger Together Oxford We are looking for volunteers who are willing to help us restock our Little Free Pantries throughout the summer. Every Friday between 9AM and 1PM, the volunteer will come to the office and pick up a basket of food and drive to a LFP of their choice and fill it with new donations! Volunteers may also split the food between multiple LFPs if they choose! Once the basket is empty, please return it back to the Stronger Together office (1308 N Lamar Blvd) so we can replenish and reuse it for the next week! Thank you for your help and for keeping our Little Free Pantries stocked through the summer! Community Partner: Stronger Together Oxford Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Museum Docent ProgramMuseum Docents serve as the welcoming face of the University Museum. They assist with visitor services, provide guided tours for groups, and help create a positive and engaging experience for all museum guests. Key Responsibilities: Greet visitors and provide general information about the MuseumLead tours of exhibitions and collections (training required)Answer visitor questions and help direct them through the galleriesRepresent the Museum in a professional and friendly mannerQualifications: Interest in art, history, culture, or museums (no prior experience required)Comfortable interacting with the public and willing to learn to lead toursReliable, responsible, and punctualStrong communication and interpersonal skillsBenefits of the Position: Gain confidence in public speaking and customer serviceBuild professional skills for careers in museums, arts, or related fieldsFlexible schedule that works with external commitmentsOpportunity to be part of a supportive, team-oriented environmentCommunity Partner: University Museum Museum Docents serve as the welcoming face of the University Museum. They assist with visitor services, provide guided tours for groups, and help create a positive and engaging experience for all museum guests. Key Responsibilities: Greet visitors and provide general information about the MuseumLead tours of exhibitions and collections (training required)Answer visitor questions and help direct them through the galleriesRepresent the Museum in a professional and friendly mannerQualifications: Interest in art, history, culture, or museums (no prior experience required)Comfortable interacting with the public and willing to learn to lead toursReliable, responsible, and punctualStrong communication and interpersonal skillsBenefits of the Position: Gain confidence in public speaking and customer serviceBuild professional skills for careers in museums, arts, or related fieldsFlexible schedule that works with external commitmentsOpportunity to be part of a supportive, team-oriented environmentCommunity Partner: University Museum Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 38677 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Feeding Cats on CampusThe student organization FURR maintains the cat population on the Ole Miss campus in Oxford. In 2002, about 200 cats were roaming campus. Successful application of TNR has reduced the population to roughly 20 cats living on campus, being litter-free for over a decade. These cats need committed volunteers to feed them on weekdays, Monday through Friday (can be split up). FURR is now looking for volunteers that would feed the cats specific feeding stations across campus during the week. Just once a day, preferably before 11 AM. Locations are near the Northgate Apartments and Guyton Hall Annex. You need to be able to walk on uneven terrain, rain or shine. Food will be provided, no cost to the volunteer. Sign up if you are interested and we will connect you to organizer for an in-person walk through and tour of the stations! Anyone is welcome, not only students or faculty/staff! Community Partner: 9 Lives Cat Rescue The student organization FURR maintains the cat population on the Ole Miss campus in Oxford. In 2002, about 200 cats were roaming campus. Successful application of TNR has reduced the population to roughly 20 cats living on campus, being litter-free for over a decade. These cats need committed volunteers to feed them on weekdays, Monday through Friday (can be split up). FURR is now looking for volunteers that would feed the cats specific feeding stations across campus during the week. Just once a day, preferably before 11 AM. Locations are near the Northgate Apartments and Guyton Hall Annex. You need to be able to walk on uneven terrain, rain or shine. Food will be provided, no cost to the volunteer. Sign up if you are interested and we will connect you to organizer for an in-person walk through and tour of the stations! Anyone is welcome, not only students or faculty/staff! Community Partner: 9 Lives Cat Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Distribution Day (Prep + Stock)Join the Springfield Food Pantry as a Food Preparation & Stocking Volunteer Help ensure families in need receive nutritious food quickly and efficiently by supporting both food bag preparation and pantry organization. Your efforts play a vital role in creating a smooth, welcoming, and effective distribution process. What You’ll Do: Pack food items into bags according to pantry guidelines Unload, sort, and stock food items on pantry shelves Rotate products to ensure freshness and reduce waste Organize shelves to maintain a neat and efficient system Assist with basic inventory management as needed Lift and move food supplies (some heavy lifting required) Ensure food bags are assembled accurately and efficiently Keep the workspace clean, organized, and safe Work collaboratively with a team to support the pantry’s missionWhat We’re Looking For: Ability to lift and carry food supplies Strong attention to detail and ability to work efficiently A positive attitude and team-oriented mindset Reliability and commitment to scheduled shiftsCommunity Partner: Springfield Food Pantry Join the Springfield Food Pantry as a Food Preparation & Stocking Volunteer Help ensure families in need receive nutritious food quickly and efficiently by supporting both food bag preparation and pantry organization. Your efforts play a vital role in creating a smooth, welcoming, and effective distribution process. What You’ll Do: Pack food items into bags according to pantry guidelines Unload, sort, and stock food items on pantry shelves Rotate products to ensure freshness and reduce waste Organize shelves to maintain a neat and efficient system Assist with basic inventory management as needed Lift and move food supplies (some heavy lifting required) Ensure food bags are assembled accurately and efficiently Keep the workspace clean, organized, and safe Work collaboratively with a team to support the pantry’s missionWhat We’re Looking For: Ability to lift and carry food supplies Strong attention to detail and ability to work efficiently A positive attitude and team-oriented mindset Reliability and commitment to scheduled shiftsCommunity Partner: Springfield Food Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 38601 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer Community Preparedness Education Program Presenter (Ready Rating) - Lafayette CountyOver 40% of businesses will not survive a fire or some other type of natural disaster. The Red Cross Ready Rating program is a presentation give to businesses, churches, or other organizations that will equip them to be prepared in case a disaster happens. The Preparedness Division provides appropriate preparedness programming within a community to assist community members to prepare for disasters and other emergencies. This position is responsible for the tasks involved to implement the preparedness program including: Support the annual preparedness goals, Regional Disaster Officer (RDO) objectives, and regional/chapter plan for preparedness programming through participation in meetings, projects and local preparedness activities. Execute assigned projects and local preparedness activities according to the activities you are trained in: Hands-Only CPR, Ready Rating or Be Red Cross Ready Presentations Complete tasks such as implementing preparedness activities, meeting with partners to build relationships, conducting inventory, and procuring or receiving necessary preparedness supplies. Watch our video to learn more: The American Red Cross Community Partner: American Red Cross of North Mississippi Over 40% of businesses will not survive a fire or some other type of natural disaster. The Red Cross Ready Rating program is a presentation give to businesses, churches, or other organizations that will equip them to be prepared in case a disaster happens. The Preparedness Division provides appropriate preparedness programming within a community to assist community members to prepare for disasters and other emergencies. This position is responsible for the tasks involved to implement the preparedness program including: Support the annual preparedness goals, Regional Disaster Officer (RDO) objectives, and regional/chapter plan for preparedness programming through participation in meetings, projects and local preparedness activities. Execute assigned projects and local preparedness activities according to the activities you are trained in: Hands-Only CPR, Ready Rating or Be Red Cross Ready Presentations Complete tasks such as implementing preparedness activities, meeting with partners to build relationships, conducting inventory, and procuring or receiving necessary preparedness supplies. Watch our video to learn more: The American Red Cross Community Partner: American Red Cross of North Mississippi Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Licensed Medical Health Professional - Lafayette CountyDisaster Health Services (DHS) Service Associate (SA) is a temporary position assigned to work in person before, during and/or after a disaster event. Volunteers in this role provide assistance and healthcare to Red Cross shelter residents as needed. Applicants must have the appropriate medical licensure to be approved to help as volunteers.Watch our video to learn more: Ty and his family's story after Tornados
Community Partner: American Red Cross of North Mississippi Disaster Health Services (DHS) Service Associate (SA) is a temporary position assigned to work in person before, during and/or after a disaster event. Volunteers in this role provide assistance and healthcare to Red Cross shelter residents as needed. Applicants must have the appropriate medical licensure to be approved to help as volunteers.Watch our video to learn more: Ty and his family's story after Tornados
Community Partner: American Red Cross of North Mississippi Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Disaster Action Team Specialists, Lafayette CountyPlease help! Disaster Action Team Specialists are urgently needed across North Mississippi. Respond on a team to help nearby families recover from disasters like home fires. Provide emotional support and assistance as you perform initial steps and help Red Cross clients begin their recovery. Video: Disaster Action Team Community Partner: American Red Cross of North Mississippi Please help! Disaster Action Team Specialists are urgently needed across North Mississippi. Respond on a team to help nearby families recover from disasters like home fires. Provide emotional support and assistance as you perform initial steps and help Red Cross clients begin their recovery. Video: Disaster Action Team Community Partner: American Red Cross of North Mississippi Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Home Fire Campaign Team Member - Lafayette CountyEach year, the Red Cross responds to an average of more than 60,000 disasters, the vast majority of which are home fires. With our coalition partners, we are working to help reduce death and injuries from home fires in high-risk communities. With your participation, we have the opportunity to make a difference in our communities and save lives tragically lost due to home fires. The Home Fire Campaign aims to save lives by installing smoke alarms and educating residents about home fire risk by providing home-safety checklists and plans in vulnerable neighborhoods. This position is responsible for the tasks involved to implement the preparedness program including: Support the annual preparedness goals, Regional Disaster Officer (RDO) objectives, and regional/chapter plan for preparedness programming through participation in meetings, projects, and local preparedness activities. Execute assigned projects and local preparedness activities according to the Home Fire Campaign activities (canvassing, fire prevention and safety education, smoke alarm installation, documentation, etc.) you are trained to do. Complete tasks such as implementing preparedness activities, meeting with partners to build relationships, conducting inventory, and procuring or receiving necessary preparedness supplies.Time Commitment: Minimum of one month Ability to: follow directions and implement requests received from supervisor with little or no supervision, required adapt to change, negotiate compromise, and tolerate ambiguity, required build effective relationships with others who can help with work related goals; required be sensitive in human interactions to diversity inclusiveness, requiredTraining: Disaster Cycle Services: An Overview (Required) Everyone's Welcome (Required) Red Cross Volunteer Orientation Complete all relevant online/ in-person training and review all relevant preparedness program materials that are posted on The Exchange.Development Opportunities: Advancement within the disaster workforce, mentoring opportunities, develop technical expertise in preparedness programming, develop leadership skills, build skills through training provided. Video: Home Fire Campaign Community Partner: American Red Cross of North Mississippi Each year, the Red Cross responds to an average of more than 60,000 disasters, the vast majority of which are home fires. With our coalition partners, we are working to help reduce death and injuries from home fires in high-risk communities. With your participation, we have the opportunity to make a difference in our communities and save lives tragically lost due to home fires. The Home Fire Campaign aims to save lives by installing smoke alarms and educating residents about home fire risk by providing home-safety checklists and plans in vulnerable neighborhoods. This position is responsible for the tasks involved to implement the preparedness program including: Support the annual preparedness goals, Regional Disaster Officer (RDO) objectives, and regional/chapter plan for preparedness programming through participation in meetings, projects, and local preparedness activities. Execute assigned projects and local preparedness activities according to the Home Fire Campaign activities (canvassing, fire prevention and safety education, smoke alarm installation, documentation, etc.) you are trained to do. Complete tasks such as implementing preparedness activities, meeting with partners to build relationships, conducting inventory, and procuring or receiving necessary preparedness supplies.Time Commitment: Minimum of one month Ability to: follow directions and implement requests received from supervisor with little or no supervision, required adapt to change, negotiate compromise, and tolerate ambiguity, required build effective relationships with others who can help with work related goals; required be sensitive in human interactions to diversity inclusiveness, requiredTraining: Disaster Cycle Services: An Overview (Required) Everyone's Welcome (Required) Red Cross Volunteer Orientation Complete all relevant online/ in-person training and review all relevant preparedness program materials that are posted on The Exchange.Development Opportunities: Advancement within the disaster workforce, mentoring opportunities, develop technical expertise in preparedness programming, develop leadership skills, build skills through training provided. Video: Home Fire Campaign Community Partner: American Red Cross of North Mississippi Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Feeding Volunteer in Lafayette CountyAs a Feeding Service Associate you will serve as a member of a temporary work unit on a disaster relief operation to successfully complete your assigned areas of responsibility on a disaster relief operation. You will ensure food safety and proper food service in a variety of work locations. You may serve as Kitchen Crew, Load Master, Communications/Dispatcher, yard Crew, Inventory Crew, Mobile Feeding Crew, Canteen Associate, or other feeding worker position on a disaster relief operation. Meeting disaster-caused feeding needs of individuals, families, and communities.Preparing and serving meals that meet required cultural, religious, and dietary sensitivities of clients, practicing Safe Food Handling at all times.Maintaining clear communication and collaboration with supervisor and peers.Ensuring accuracy in all assigned tasks.Providing feedback on disaster impact and community recovery, collecting essential elements of information.Providing accurate reporting of feeding activity as assigned.Video: Red Cross Feeding Volunteer Community Partner: American Red Cross of North Mississippi As a Feeding Service Associate you will serve as a member of a temporary work unit on a disaster relief operation to successfully complete your assigned areas of responsibility on a disaster relief operation. You will ensure food safety and proper food service in a variety of work locations. You may serve as Kitchen Crew, Load Master, Communications/Dispatcher, yard Crew, Inventory Crew, Mobile Feeding Crew, Canteen Associate, or other feeding worker position on a disaster relief operation. Meeting disaster-caused feeding needs of individuals, families, and communities.Preparing and serving meals that meet required cultural, religious, and dietary sensitivities of clients, practicing Safe Food Handling at all times.Maintaining clear communication and collaboration with supervisor and peers.Ensuring accuracy in all assigned tasks.Providing feedback on disaster impact and community recovery, collecting essential elements of information.Providing accurate reporting of feeding activity as assigned.Video: Red Cross Feeding Volunteer Community Partner: American Red Cross of North Mississippi Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help shelter families after a disaster in Lafayette CountyAs a Disaster Sheltering Service Associate you will provide shelter, comfort and food to Union County area families inside a Red Cross shelter after a disaster event. Shelter Service Associates complete tasks necessary for shelter operations and help disaster clients. Activities within a Red Cross shelter may include working in reception, registration, feeding, dormitory, information, or helping volunteers and clients in other ways. Train further and gain experience to become a Sheltering Supervisor to direct and support a team of caring and capable Shelter Service Associates. This position is perfect for groups who want to volunteer and serve together. We are eager to share details or schedule a speaker to introduce the opportunities to your community or faith-based group. Video: Red Cross Shelter Volunteer Community Partner: American Red Cross of North Mississippi As a Disaster Sheltering Service Associate you will provide shelter, comfort and food to Union County area families inside a Red Cross shelter after a disaster event. Shelter Service Associates complete tasks necessary for shelter operations and help disaster clients. Activities within a Red Cross shelter may include working in reception, registration, feeding, dormitory, information, or helping volunteers and clients in other ways. Train further and gain experience to become a Sheltering Supervisor to direct and support a team of caring and capable Shelter Service Associates. This position is perfect for groups who want to volunteer and serve together. We are eager to share details or schedule a speaker to introduce the opportunities to your community or faith-based group. Video: Red Cross Shelter Volunteer Community Partner: American Red Cross of North Mississippi Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 38655 Allow Groups: No |