Opportunities From: Helpline Center Volunteer Connections

Kiwanis is a global service organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time. Our Kiwanis Club of Sioux Falls supports projects that help children, families, and neighborhoods thrive.

We’re looking for community-minded people who would like to:

The Rapid City Arts Council (RCAC) often has need to distribute flyers to neighborhood businesses to spread the word about our growing list of programs, classes, and events. Flyer distributors represent our organization in the community and are often person individuals will interact with to talk about the Rapid City Arts Council and the Dahl. 

Volunteers will be asked to deliver paper flyers to local businesses and request that the flyer be put up on their bulletin board. Volunteers are also responsible for selecting out of date flyers from the RCAC and removing them from local bulletin boards. 

Volunteers will be given a stack of flyers to distribute as well as a current list of businesses that RCAC flyers regularly appear in.

Volunteers are expected to walk up to an hour at a time, speak with staff at local businesses, and lift up to 10lbs unassisted.

Recycling Plastic into Park Benches
Sioux Falls Lions Club

Location: 1401 N Cleveland Ave, Sioux Falls – building on the left-hand side when you pull into the driveway

Minimum Age: 14+

 Project Details: Help clean and sort 200 lbs of plastic that will be recycled into park benches! All materials and training will be provided. Supervision and support throughout your shift. 

What to Wear: Clothes you don’t mind working in

Make a hands-on impact in your community while keeping plastic out of landfills!

Volunteer Provides the opportuinity for children to interact with a positive adult role model. Volunteer facilitates cheal learning and increase of self-esteem through physical activities.  Volunteer communicates efftively with staff about scheduling, personal preferences, and therapy plan.  Volunteer assists school staff where needed.

General volunteering. Varying tasks depndent on need.

Being a big buddy provides a unique opportunity to become a friend and mentor to a child. Big Buddies commit to one year of visiting a CHS child, typically weekly, with at least two monthly visits. Big buddies may act on a student's behalf in the educational decision-making process.

Please join us in the 2026 Point-in-Time (PIT) Count, a Housing and Urban Development required event is a vital community effort to better understand housing insecurity in our region. The PIT Count provides critical data that informs funding, planning, and services to support individuals and families experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity.  The Survey of Housing Insecure People is a local effort to identify individuals that are living on the brink of homelessness.  These statistics are also used for funding, planning, and services to support individuals and families experiencing housing insecurity.  Volunteers are needed to help with administering surveys to individuals struggling with housing security and data entry after the event. 

Senior Companions of South Dakota is a volunteer program that provides in-home assistance and respite care to the elderly and disabled in more than 50 communities across South Dakota. The program has been called one of South Dakota's most positive senior programs. It allows low- income, healthy volunteers an opportunity to provide companionship and in-home assistance to those who need help to live independently.
Senior Companion activities might include:
♦ companionship through visits
♦ transportation
♦ meal planning and preparation
♦ light housekeeping
♦ playing cards
♦ reminiscing or just enjoying the friendship of a peer.
Senior Companion volunteers receive an hourly stipend, mileage reimbursement, meal allowances and other benefits. These benefits do not reduce any governmental assistance and are not taxable.
The Senior Companion is valuable in the care and support of our clients, especially in our rural communities. There is no charge for our services to the client or a client's famiy. Clients report that Senior Companions help prevent or delay long-term care placement, increase the client’s ability to live alone, reduce loneliness and isolation, and reduce stress levels.  
Call Carol at (605) 721-8884 or email bhsrcompanion@rushmore.com for more information.

Volunteer Service Bank is seeking passionate leaders to join our nonprofit board! If you have experience in HR, marketing, or fundraising, we'd love your expertise to help us grow.

The Volunteer Service Bank connects community volunteers with neighbors needing rides to medical appointments, ensuring access to care and support for healthier, stronger communities.

What you'll do as a board member:

Commitment:
Board terms typically last 3 years with meetings quarterly.

If you're ready to use your skills to give back and help our organization be the best it can be, we'd love to hear from you!

Please contact Molly at vsbcoordinator@gmail.com OR (605)692-6102

Greet and assist visitors to ensure they feel welcome in the park by providing information and answering questions. Monitor campground activities and report potential issues to park staff. Assist with customer service tasks such as selling firewood and checking out rental equipment. Support park operations through light landscape maintenance. Help maintain park facilities, including cleaning cabins, comfort stations, and vault toilets.

Volunteers are provided full hookup (water, sewer, and electric) campsite in exchange for 24 hours of service per person, per week.

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https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/north-point-recreation-area/

Assist park staff at campground evening programs, tours, or other interpretive activities.

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https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/adams-homestead-and-nature-preserve/

Work alongside park staff to help keep the park welcoming and well-maintained for visitors. Volunteer duties may include painting and staining park facilities, mowing, planting and watering trees, cleaning comfort stations, vault toilets, and fish cleaning stations, as well as assisting with other maintenance tasks and projects coordinated with park management.

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/george-s--mickelson-trail/

Cleans vault toilets and empties trash cans located throughout the park.

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Welcome guests to Custer State Park and help them make the most of their visit. Volunteers provide information, answer questions, and share knowledge about the park’s history, wildlife, and recreational opportunities.

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https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/custer-state-park

reet and assist visitors to ensure they feel welcome in the park by providing information and answering questions. Monitor campground activities and report potential issues to park staff. Assist with customer service tasks such as selling firewood and checking out rental equipment. Support park operations through light landscape maintenance. Help maintain park facilities, including cleaning cabins, comfort stations, and vault toilets.

Volunteers are provided full hookup (water, sewer, and electric) campsite in exchange for 24 hours of service per person, per week.

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/west-pollock-recreation-area/

Whether you’re part of a service club, youth group, business team, or faith community, South Dakota State Parks has volunteer opportunities that bring people together while making a difference in our great outdoors. Opportunities are available year-round for groups of all sizes. Projects can be tailored to fit your group’s skills, schedule, and interests.

Group Volunteer Activities May Include:

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

Work alongside park staff to help keep the park welcoming and well-maintained for visitors. Volunteer duties may include painting and staining park facilities, mowing, planting and watering trees, cleaning comfort stations, vault toilets, and fish cleaning stations, as well as assisting with other maintenance tasks and projects coordinated with park management.

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

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Greet and assist visitors to ensure they feel welcome in the park by providing information and answering questions. Monitor campground activities and report potential issues to park staff. Assist with customer service tasks such as selling firewood and checking out rental equipment. Support park operations through light landscape maintenance. Help maintain park facilities, including cleaning cabins, comfort stations, and vault toilets.

Volunteers are provided full hookup (water, sewer, and electric) campsite in exchange for 24 hours of service per person, per week.

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/pickerel-lake-recreation-area/

reet and assist visitors to ensure they feel welcome in the park by providing information and answering questions. Monitor campground activities and report potential issues to park staff. Assist with customer service tasks such as selling firewood and checking out rental equipment. Support park operations through light landscape maintenance. Help maintain park facilities, including cleaning cabins, comfort stations, and vault toilets.

Volunteers are provided full hookup (water, sewer, and electric) campsite in exchange for 24 hours of service per person, per week.

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/oahe-downstream-recreation-area/

reet and assist visitors to ensure they feel welcome in the park by providing information and answering questions. Monitor campground activities and report potential issues to park staff. Assist with customer service tasks such as selling firewood and checking out rental equipment. Support park operations through light landscape maintenance. Help maintain park facilities, including cleaning cabins, comfort stations, and vault toilets.

Volunteers are provided full hookup (water, sewer, and electric) campsite in exchange for 24 hours of service per person, per week.

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/lake-thompson-recreation-area/

Greet and assist visitors to ensure they feel welcome in the park by providing information and answering questions. Monitor campground activities and report potential issues to park staff. Assist with customer service tasks such as selling firewood and checking out rental equipment. Support park operations through light landscape maintenance. Help maintain park facilities, including cleaning cabins, comfort stations, and vault toilets.

Volunteers are provided full hookup (water, sewer, and electric) campsite in exchange for 24 hours of service per person, per week.

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/indian-creek-recreation-area/

Greet and assist visitors to ensure they feel welcome in the park by providing information and answering questions. Monitor campground activities and report potential issues to park staff. Assist with customer service tasks such as selling firewood and checking out rental equipment. Support park operations through light landscape maintenance. Help maintain park facilities, including cleaning cabins, comfort stations, and vault toilets.

Volunteers are provided full hookup (water, sewer, and electric) campsite in exchange for 24 hours of service per person, per week.

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/farm-island-recreation-area/

Greet and assists visitors to ensure they feel welcome in the parks by providing information and answering questions.  Keep an eye on campground activities and provide information to park staff on potential problems.  Other tasks may include selling firewood, checking out rental equipment, light landscape maintenance, and cleaning cabins, comfort station, and vault toilets. 
Volunteers are provided full hookup (water, sewer, and electric) campsite in exchange for 24 hours of service per person, per week.

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/fort-sisseton-historic-state-park/

Greet and assist visitors to ensure they feel welcome in the park by providing information and answering questions. Monitor campground activities and report potential issues to park staff. Assist with customer service tasks such as selling firewood and checking out rental equipment. Support park operations through light landscape maintenance. Help maintain park facilities, including cleaning cabins, comfort stations, and vault toilets.

Volunteers are provided full hookup (water, sewer, and electric) campsite in exchange for 24 hours of service per person, per week.

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/little-moreau-recreation-area/

Greet and assist visitors to ensure they feel welcome in the park by providing information and answering questions. Monitor campground activities and report potential issues to park staff. Assist with customer service tasks such as selling firewood and checking out rental equipment. Support park operations through light landscape maintenance. Help maintain park facilities, including cleaning cabins, comfort stations, and vault toilets.

Volunteers are provided full hookup (water, sewer, and electric) campsite in exchange for 24 hours of service per person, per week.

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/fisher-grove-state-park/

Greet and assist visitors to ensure they feel welcome in the park by providing information and answering questions. Monitor campground activities and report potential issues to park staff. Assist with customer service tasks such as selling firewood and checking out rental equipment. Support park operations through light landscape maintenance. Help maintain park facilities, including cleaning cabins, comfort stations, and vault toilets.

Volunteers are provided full hookup (water, sewer, and electric) campsite in exchange for 24 hours of service per person, per week.

https://gfp.sd.gov/volunteer/

https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/mina-lake-recreation-area/

Join the Fight Against Food Insecurity: Volunteer with us in our Distribution Center!

Volunteers help ensure we have enough food sorted and packed for families in need. The following are examples of projects that you might be helping with depending on the needs of the organization on any given day.

What You'll Do:

What We Offer:

What We're Looking For:

Additional Details:

Reminder: We welcome you to volunteer with friends, family, and co-workers. If you will be volunteering with others, please be sure to respond to this opportunity using the "respond as a team" feature.

If you need to cancel your shift for any reason, please call 605-335-0364 or email info@feedingsouthdakota.org.

We are looking for some volunteers to come and assist with organizing and sorting through the overhaul of donations for our thrift store. Some responsibilities include organizing, receiving donations, checking customers out at the counter, stocking, rotating, staging displays and merchandise for purchase. 

There are many ways to get involved as a group to support the Helpline Center's mission every day.

Community Influencers: Use personal or professional networks to promote events, share campaigns, or recruit attendees and donors. Distribute brochures, flyers, or promote programs/events at coffee shops, libraries, and community centers.

Maintenance Support: Rally a team of volunteers to complete indoor and outdoor maintenance projects that keep the Helpline Center running smoothly and looking its best.

Special Events: Be part of our signature events like the Step Forward Walk and the Spirit of Volunteerism Breakfast. Roles may include event setup, registration, hospitality, and more.

Corporate Packing Events: Gather your co-workers and join in assembling care kits and other needed items.

Caring Cards: Create uplifting cards for Helpline Center staff or to be included with 988 journals.

Staff Support: Show some love to Helpline Center staff. An act of kindness goes a long way! Buy or cook a meal for staff, deliver baked goods or flowers, or dream up another way to show your support.

Prepare and deliver home-cooked meals for families in need.

Lasagna Love was started at the beginning of the pandemic when the founder of Good to Mama was looking for a way to help moms in her community. She and her toddler started making and delivering meals to families in the neighborhood who were struggling, whether that struggle was financial, emotional, or simply a feeling of overwhelm.
Lasagna Love has since grown into a national movement, with thousands of people all cooking and delivering meals to families in their communities. What we do is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. Our mission is not only to help address the incredible rise in food insecurity among families but also to provide a simple act of love and kindness during a time full of uncertainty and stress.
Volunteers can sign up for a frequency that works for them, making a meal monthly, weekly, 3 times a week, etc. The volunteer would sign up on the website (lasagnalove.org), and then would be provided with a family's information to coordinate a date and time to deliver the meal. To register, please visit lasagnalove.org. For more information, email Laney.

Lasagna Love was started at the beginning of the pandemic, when the founder of Good to Mama was looking for a way to help moms in her community. She and her toddler started making and delivering meals to families in the neighborhood who were struggling, whether that struggle was financial, emotional, or simply a feeling of overwhelm.

Lasagna Love has since grown into a national movement, with thousands of people all cooking and delivering meals to families in their communities. What we do is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. Our mission is not only to help address the incredible rise in food insecurity among families, but also to provide a simple act of love and kindness during a time full of uncertainty and stress.

Requesting SculptureWalk Volunteers

Who: Requesting able-bodied volunteers 13 and older. Volunteers who are OK with heavy lifting are a plus!
What: Assist with all the logistics involved in taking down the organization's current set of sculptures and getting new sculptures put up at their downtown Sioux Falls locations

Where: Installation activities take place along the SculptureWalk route (mostly along Phillips Avenue between 8th and 13th Streets)

When: Taking down the current set of sculptures usually happens in the early morning on a Saturday in mid-April. Putting up the new set of sculptures usually happens in the early morning on a Saturday in early May

To volunteer, Express Interest below. For more information, call (605) 731-2375

Requesting Spotlight Theatre Company Volunteers

Who: Requesting volunteers 13+ who enjoy theatre and/or working with area youth

What: Assist the Spotlight Theatre Company, the Washington Pavilion’s in-house youth theatre program, in putting on its multiple fully staged productions each year. Volunteers can assist in the following capacities:

 - Costumes/Props/Set Construction
 - Painting
 - Rehearsal assistance
 - Backstage supervision

Where: At the Washington Pavilion and Orpheum Theater, both in downtown Sioux Falls

When: Volunteer commitments are seasonal and the production staff offers flexible scheduling

Why: Volunteers play a critical role in bringing Spotlight’s inclusive, high-quality productions to life

To volunteer, Express Interest below. For more information, call (605) 731-2375

Requesting Visual Arts Center Greeters & Guides

Who: Requesting volunteers 16 and older
What: Serving as a Visual Arts Center (VAC) Entrance Desk Greeter and leading tours of the galleries as requested by guests and/or scheduled by groups visiting the museum

Where: At the VAC entrance desk inside the Washington Pavilion

Training: Plenty of training provided by Museums staff and fellow volunteers - no prior art expertise necessary!
When: Volunteers usually serve on a set day of the week for a three-hour session between the museum hours of 10:00 am and 5:00 pm.

Why: Museum guests appreciate a friendly face and welcoming presence upon their arrival at the VAC. Volunteer-led tours of the exhibits on display are often the favorite part of guests' visits to the Pavilion!

To volunteer, Express Interest below. For more information, call (605) 731-2375.

Requesting Performance Ushers

Who: Requesting friendly volunteers 14 and older who are comfortable with stairs, dark spaces, reading tickets, standing for periods of time, and operating ticket scanners

What: Serving as an usher for Washington Pavilion performances, including Broadway shows, the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra, big-name artists, local group performances, comedians, and more!

Where: At the Washington Pavilion and Orpheum Theater, both in downtown Sioux Falls

When: Ushers serve on a season-by-season basis. The Pavilion staff loves to have volunteers join them for at least three performances each month

Why: Ushers play a critical role in maximizing the Pavilion guest experience and provide invaluable services by taking tickets, assisting guests to their seats, answering questions, and creating a pleasant and welcoming environment for all. Ushers get to meet lots of new people and experience quality performances

To volunteer, Express Interest below. For more information, call (605) 731-2375

Requesting Summer Camp Volunteers

Who: Requesting volunteers 13 and older

What: Volunteering as a Pavilion camps assistant, acting as the camp instructor's second set of eyes, ears, and helping hands for the 90+ art-, science-, and performing arts-focused camps the Pavilion hosts each summer

Where: Camps happen in various locations inside the Washington Pavilion

When: Camps are one-week offerings (two-week runs for music theatre camps) Monday-Thursday from 8:30 am-12:00 pm and/or 1:00-4:30 pm between early June and early August. Volunteers are asked to sign up and be present for each day of a camp

Why: Volunteers get to explore the many exciting areas of art, science, and theatre while serving as a positive role model and mentor to younger peers

To volunteer, Express Interest below. For more information, call (605) 731-2375.

Requesting Kirby Science Discovery Center (KSDC) Volunteers

Who: Requesting volunteers 13 and older
What: Volunteering in the KSDC. Volunteers can:

- Oversee the floors, clean/sanitize exhibits & surfaces as needed, and make sure exhibits are looking good and working well

- Lead fun activities for children and families  in the Jack’s Imagination Lab and the Children's Studio (inside the Visual Arts Center)

Plenty of on-site training provided by Pavilion Museums staff!
Where: In and around the KSDC, located inside the Pavilion
When: Times are flexible. Volunteers often serve once or twice per week in three-hour sessions between the museum hours of 10:00 am and 5:00 pm Tuesday through Sunday
Why: Volunteers help provide first-class museum experiences for the 120,000 guests who annually visit the KSDC

To volunteer, Express Interest below. For more information, call (605) 731-2375.

Requesting Field Trip Volunteers

Who: Requesting volunteers 16+ with good mobility who enjoy working with elementary- and middle school-aged students in large groups

What: Assist the Pavilion's Museum staff in hosting educational field trips for area students. Volunteers can serve in the following capacities:

- As Field Trip Assistants: greet students, their teachers, and chaperones upon arrival, distribute itineraries, direct groups to their destinations, and help move sack lunches (with rolling Pavilion bins) to the 3rd-floor lobby

- As Museum Floor Volunteers: supervise the Science Center floors, reset exhibits, answer questions from groups, and direct groups to the locations of their next stops during their visits

Where: In and around the Pavilion’s museums and lobbies

When: 9:00 am-12:00 pm and/or 11:00-2:00 pm on weekdays in April and May. Volunteers may be scheduled on a certain day or days of the week or on an as-needed basis when the Pavilion knows it will be hosting lots of groups

Why: Volunteers help provide first-class experiences for the thousands of students who visit the Pavilion on field trips each spring

To volunteer, Express Interest below. For more information, call (605) 731-2375. 

Requesting Building Tour Guides
Who: Requesting friendly, outgoing volunteers ages 16+ with good mobility who enjoy history and public speaking
What: Leading tours of the Washington Pavilion, which is housed in the beautifully renovated former Washington High School. Tour itineraries and topics adjust depending on the audience, be that Washington High School alumni, local students, or visitors to Sioux Falls
Where: Inside the Washington Pavilion, especially its performance spaces and museums
When: Tours are scheduled through the Pavilion's sales office. Volunteers are requested to lead tours based on when groups schedule their visit
Why: The building is the site of "Old Washington High," which educated tens of thousands of Sioux Falls families for nearly a century and is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. Building tour guides help ensure the legacy and bring to life the history of this one-of-a-kind facility!

To volunteer, Express Interest below. For more information, call (605) 731-2375.

Requesting "Street Team" Poster Delivery Volunteers
Who: Requesting volunteers ages 16+
What: Delivering posters to area business to promote upcoming Pavilion events & concerts
Where: Various locations around downtown Sioux Falls
When: Street Team volunteers are welcome to drop off posters at their businesses in a timely manner when it’s convenient for them. Volunteers receive notice when new posters are ready to deliver, which usually happens about once or twice per month
Why: Street Team volunteers have the satisfaction of promoting the Pavilion programs and get to familiarize themselves with downtown Sioux Falls businesses
Bonus: For every 10 hours of Street Team service, volunteers are eligible to receive complimentary/discounted tickets to a Pavilion-hosted performance (some restrictions apply)

To volunteer, Express Interest below. For more information, call (605) 731-2375.

BBP is seeking a volunteer to pick up food from Hy-Vee and deliver to our site.  In addition, help put away food that's delivered on Thursdays from Feeding South Dakota.   Delivery from Feeding South Dakota is usually at 9am.  This is 3 Thursday's a month.  If you don't have a vehicle large enough for the order from Hy-Vee, we have options available! 

The Sioux Falls Area Humane Society sees about 8 thousand animals a year! We need help caring for all of these fur-babies both hands on with socialization or walking, and hands off by cleaning, laundry, etc. Junior volunteers ages 12 and older can volunteer with their 18 year or older guardian or parent, and adults ages 18 years or older can volunteer on their own! Just fill out the volunteer application on the desktop version of www.sfadopt.com!

Use your marketing and development skills to support the work of the Helpline Center. Examples include but are not limited to staffing booths, grant support, content writing, photography, or any other skills you would like to share. Interview and background check required. 

Make a Meaningful Connection with Someone Special

Black Hills Works empowers people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to fully participate in our community through a variety of supportive services. As a One-on-One Friendship Volunteer, you'll have the rewarding opportunity to develop a genuine connection with an individual we support.

This person-centered volunteer role is perfect for compassionate individuals who value meaningful relationships. You'll spend quality time with your matched friend engaging in activities you both enjoy - whether that's taking walks together, working on puzzles, playing games, reading, or simply sharing conversation. Sometimes, being a good listener is the greatest gift you can give. 

By dedicating just a couple of hours each month, you'll

If you enjoy laughing, smiling, and building authentic relationships, this volunteer opportunity is for you! The moments you share will become highlights of the week for both you and the person you support. 

To learn more or sign up, please contact:

Carrie Moser at cmoser@bhws.com or 605-718-6207.

Inspire Creativity and Support Artists with Disabilities

The Suzie Cappa Art Center (SCAC) provides a vibrant, supportive environment where artists with disabilities can express themselves creatively and develop their artistic talents. As an SCAC Volunteer, you'll have the rewarding opportunity to be part of this inspiring creative community.

Primary Volunteer Opportunities:

Artist Assistant:
Work directly alongside talented artists as they bring their creative visions to life! You'll provide encouragement, practical assistance, and supportive guidance as artists work on their projects. Whether helping mix paint colors, offering gentle suggestions, or simply providing companionship during the creative process, your presence makes a meaningful difference.

Supply & Donation Organizer:
Help maintain the artistic heartbeat of the center by organizing art supplies and processing donations. Your organizational skills will ensure artists have access to the materials they need when inspiration strikes. This behind-the-scenes role is perfect for detail-oriented volunteers who enjoy creating order and systems.

Why Volunteer at SCAC:

No professional art experience is required—just bring your enthusiasm, patience, and appreciation for creative expression!

To learn more or become an SCAC Volunteer, please contact:
Carrie Moser
Email: cmoser@bhws.com
Phone: 605-718-6207

Join us at the Suzie Cappa Art Center and help make art accessible to everyone!

The Donations Processor is responsible for documenting, inspecting, and organizing donations and stock and maintaining the inventory of closets and storage areas.

Key Responsibilities:
1. Process and organize in-kind donations.
2. Stock, organize, and maintain the inventory of assigned closets and storage areas.
3. Assist in keeping the shelter clean and orderly.
4. Help with putting seasonal clothing in the Boutique

5. Helping shelter staff with tasks such as but not limited to, Passing out hygiene items, laundry detergent, Hair products, etc.

Work Schedule:
Hours are Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays between 9 AM and 5 PM.

A free lunch for guests is served from 11:30 a.m. each weekday and 3:30 p.m. on the weekends. We serve about 120 guests each day! Volunteer duties include preparation of lunch, serving lunch and some clean-up. Have a “factory line” of people to prepare plates and hand out to guests.

Food items for lunch are provided by and are already at the BDHH kitchen. Our kitchen manager will guide you through the recipe of the day!

Opportunity to partially or fully sponsor the cost of the meal served: to fully sponsor the cost, it would be around $200-$250.

This is a great volunteer opportunity for everyone including families and businesses!

Please note that by responding to this posting, you are expressing your interest in volunteering, not officially signing up.

Bring joy, comfort, and connection to older adults living with memory loss. As a Memory Care Companion, you’ll spend quality time with residents in a memory care setting, offering your presence, conversation, and care. Your visits provide meaningful social interaction, reduce loneliness, and help residents feel seen and valued.

Responsibilities:

You’re a great fit if you:

Want to make a difference but can’t commit to a regular volunteer schedule? Connections On Call is the perfect way to give back when and how it works best for you. When urgent needs pop up in the community, whether it’s helping at a food drive, filling last-minute volunteer spots, or assembling care kits, we reach out to our Connections On Call crew first.

Why join?

✅ You pick the opportunities that fit your schedule

✅ Help where you’re needed most

✅ Get texts or emails when a need arises

✅ Be part of a fast, flexible team that steps up to serve

Whether you’ve got 30 minutes or a few hours, you can create real impact, on your time.

Respond here and become part of the team that’s always ready to respond with heart.

LifeScape is looking for a "Big Brother" mentor to be a support and friend for a young adult male at the Children's Campus.

Student is in his late teens and enjoys Sports, Legos and other various activities. He loves being active and learning. So someone willing to learn together, talk sports and being active would be ideal.
He is big fan of Video Games, going out to eat, painting and various other things.

Please reach out if you are interested in being an active mentor to this student and we can set up a meet and greet!

The front desk staffers are the first people our guests, volunteers and donors often encounter as they call or come through the doors. Duties at the front desk can vary from getting someone a warm pair of socks, answering questions about dropping off donations, answering questions about the facility, contacting a staff member and everything in between.

Please note that by responding to this posting, you are expressing your interest in volunteering, not officially signing up.

Looking for a meaningful way to give back and connect with others? Join us for Bingo Night, a fun and low-key event where volunteers host a few rounds of bingo with our homeless guests. It's a chance to bring joy, laughter, and a little friendly competition to those who could use a bright spot in their day.

Details:

No experience needed — just a warm heart and a willingness to engage. We'll guide you through everything.

Interested? Contact volunteer@bdhh.org today! 

Greet guests as they come into the Center of Hope Care Center, answer phone calls, assist in referrals, share the Good News of Jesus to anyone who is willing to listen, direct guests needing assistance to pastoral staff in Care Center, etc.

Sign up to volunteer on their website HERE.

Center of Hope Free Evening Clinic is available for uninsured individuals and families every Wednesday and Thursday from 6:00pm to 8:30pm. Another clinic night may be added due to the increased patient load we have been experiencing this past year (to be determined at a later date). Medical staff (e.g. Registered Nurses, Providers, etc.) are needed to keep the clinic open to the public. For more information, please contact our Nurse Manager, Mary Kaufman, via email at mary@centerofhopesf.org.

Sign up to volunteer on the Center of Hope website HERE.

As the Center of Hope Free Evening Clinic medical staff care for the physical needs of our patients, the Prayer Partner addresses our patients' spiritual needs. As a Christian outreach, we want people to know the Good News of Jesus Christ. For more information, please contact our Nurse Manager, Mary Kaufman, via email at mary@centerofhopesf.org.

Sign up to volunteer on the Center of Hope website HERE.

Center of Hope offers free clothing and winter gear for individuals and families in need and affordable clothing and winter gear for those who want to "stretch their dollar." Clothing Ministry volunteers help stock the Care Center with clothing and winter gear, organize the clothing rooms, and assist in the Care Center. We have the most need for Clothing Ministry volunteers in the Fall months as we prepare for our busy winter season. 

Sign up to volunteer on the Center of Hope website HERE.

Center of Hope exists to walk alongside people to promote physical and spiritual health, and ultimately change our community one life at a time. Board members work alongside our Executive Director to govern the Center of Hope as a whole. 3-year commitment. Must be approved by the Center of Hope Board of Directors.

Sign up to volunteer on the Center of Hope website HERE.

Center of Hope sends Newsletters to their supporters every other month. Since they do not hire anyone to stuff their Newsletters, they rely on volunteers to stuff them for them. If you are interested in being a Newsletter stuffer, please reach out to our Executive Director, Adam Hofer, via email at adam@centerofhopesf.org, and he will put you on our volunteer Newsletter list!

Sign up to volunteer on the Center of Hope website HERE.

Restore donated bicycles to meet our standards, create a Christian culture around bicycles, assist and teach guests bicycle repair, and keep the Bike Ministry clean and organized. Flexible schedule. Training is provided.

Sign up to volunteer on their website HERE.

There's a lot of different ways to be involved at the Center of Hope. Whether you're an up front or a behind the scenes type of person, we have ways to put your gifts to use!

Ways to Help          * Front Desk            *  Bike Ministry              * Free Evening Clinic      *  Newsletters                  *  Event Support                     * Clothing Ministry    

to complete application, visit https://www.centerofhopesf.org/support-us

Your act of donating blood through Vitalant can make a significant difference in the lives of hospital patients in your community and beyond. Your help is urgently required at our local donation center to ensure that life-saving blood is readily available for those in need. Regardless of your blood type, we welcome healthy individuals to donate as soon as possible. You can even bring a friend along to join you in this noble cause. Let us come together and make a significant impact on someone's life by donating the gift of life through blood. For more information, email our local Vitalant or call 605-646-2640. Click here to schedule your donation.

A Special Events Volunteer assists in a variety of activities, which may include: selling tickets, handling concession work, supervision of exhibit areas, leading games/activities, and directing visitors. Expectations are that the volunteer arrives on time and stays for the assigned time. Opportunities may be available during the day or evening.

All museum volunteers must complete a volunteer application, background check, and orientation. To receive an application or more information, click "Respond" and the Volunteer Coordinator will reach out!

Do you have a group from your church, club, or school that would like to serve with Siouxland Heritage Museums? Our Irene Hall Museum Resource Center is home to thousands of historic artifacts, and we sometimes need help organizing, moving, cleaning, and performing other tasks to help preserve these items for the future. These duties can seem mundane, but many hands make the work much more fun! We welcome groups from middle-school-aged to adults. Opportunities are available on weekdays, between 9am and 4pm. 

Please note: By responding to this event, you are not signing up. The Volunteer Coordinator will reach out to learn more about your group and discuss scheduling possibilities. 

Docents complete a docent training program and provide historical interpretation of the Pettigrew Home to the public through guided tours. Help visitors understand local history in a new and exciting way! Docents should have good communication skills and a willingness to work with all ages. 

Hours are primarily during the day, on weekdays or weekends. Training for new docents is conducted once per year, usually in the spring. All museum volunteers must complete a volunteer application, background check, and orientation/training. To receive an application or more information, click "Respond" and the Volunteer Coordinator will reach out!

Hope Haven International Ministries has sent 150,000 wheelchairs to 109 countries over the last 30 years. When we started sending wheelchairs, we realized that there was a shortage of children's wheelchairs. As a result, we partnered with Dordt University to create a pediatric wheelchair for children with Cerebral Palsy. We now manufacture this wheelchair in Northwest Iowa and Sioux Falls, South Dakota. This chair has become very popular among those in developing countries and we need volunteers to come and cut materials needed for wheelchair production. We have the scissors, markers, and Naugahyde needed to complete this task. Please let us know if this is of interest to you, and we would love to talk with you about it! For more information, click Express Interest below, email kteslaa@hopehaven.org or call 605.332.8300.

We are in need of some people who know how to sew or willing to learn how to sew to put together pieces of the Hope Haven Kid Chair. We have everything you need to get started; materials, a sewing machine, etc. and would be willing to train. Please let us know if this is of interest to you, and we would love to talk with you about it! For more information call 605-595-3093.

Hope Haven International has sent 150,000 wheelchairs to 109 countries worldwide to impoverished adults and children. Without a wheelchair, many disabled individuals are confined to their homes; only able to enjoy their communities by being carried around by their family members. Having a wheelchair gives the recipient hope, opportunities they never thought possible and unthinkable joy. When we started sending chairs, we realized that we weren't receiving many wheelchairs for children. As a result, we partnered with Dordt University to create the Hope Haven Kid Chair. This chair has been sent all over the world and is heavily sought after.

Volunteer opportunites would include sweeping and mopping floors, cleaning bathroom and public waiting area. Other duties would include washing windows, cleaning blinds and wiping out refrigerators. Other opportunities would include stocking shelves with food items and marking cans/boxes as needed.

Hope Haven International Ministries has an exciting new volunteer shop in Brookings, SD. At this shop we will be refurbishing wheelchairs to be repurposed and given a new life. This job is trainable and will be very easy to catch on. There is no time commitment for this opportunity, we just ask that you let us know if you plan on coming so that we can ensure someone is available to work with you! Come help make a difference in the lives of others!

You will help fabricate wheelchair parts using drills, saws, and varied machinery. We will train. These wheelchairs will go to children around the world improving quality of life and giving access to possibilities. We box these wheelchair parts and send them overseas to help provide jobs for those with disabilities or related to people with disabilities. Please come and help change lives.

Do you have experience with resumes, job applications, or career coaching? Join us in empowering parents at our family homeless shelter as they take steps toward stability and independence.

We're looking for Employment Helper Volunteers to work one-on-one with parents to:

✅ Build or update resumes ✅ Navigate online job applications ✅ Practice interview skills ✅ Offer encouragement and job-seeking tips

Time Commitment: Flexible hours – weekdays and weekends available

Skills Needed:

Please note

Help with linens. Folding, stocking, organizing, etc  (Ask for Jenn for more details) 

Help 1 day a week in the warehouse, sorting, stocking, organizing, etc.  Contact Kaleb for more details.

Ask for Destri for more details.  Several Saturday tasks are needing volunteers to help.  Additionally, looking for help with participants on T/W/Th/Sat.  

Clean driving record - willing to safely transport individuals in a van.  Contact Jill for more details. 

The front desk staffers are the first people our guests, volunteers and donors often encounter as they call or come through the doors. Duties at the front desk can vary from getting someone a warm pair of socks, answering questions about dropping off donations, answering questions about the facility, contacting a staff member and everything in between.

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LifeSight, based in Rapid City, provides free Kids FIRST vision screenings in elementary schools and is the vision screening provider for Rapid City Area Schools (RCAS). Volunteers are needed to assist with vision screenings and assemble mailings. Volunteers are required to complete a Kids FIRST Volunteer Application, background check, orientation, and RCAS Volunteer Information Form. Must be able to hold a small camera-like device steady to administer screenings (training provided), adapt to various screening circumstances, and work with children. Screenings are scheduled weekday mornings, September to May. Schedules are provided monthly with volunteers able to select dates they wish to volunteer. Please call LifeSight, (605) 716-6733, before August 29.

Do you love games, creativity, and making people smile? Come share that joy with families at our shelter!

We’re looking for Family Activity Volunteers to lead fun, family-friendly events like bingo nights, game time, arts & crafts sessions, and more. These activities bring laughter, connection, and a sense of normalcy to families going through challenging times.

Ways You Can Help:

No Experience Necessary – Just Bring the Fun!

Perfect for:

Please Note:

Volunteer with BCYMP as a Mentor to a young person! 

Volunteer Mentors with BCYMP are caring, committed adults who meet one-on-one with a local youth once a week to build a trusting, supportive relationship. Mentors are role models who listen, encourage, and empower their Mentee to grow in confidence, connection, and emotional well-being. We provide training and ongoing support to ensure every match is successful and meaningful. Just one hour a week can make a lifelong difference in a child's life.

WAVI needs volunteers to help raise awareness twice a year:

April 1: We put up teal bows around Rapid City for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

October 1: We put up purple bows for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

We’re asking individuals or groups to give 1–2 hours to:

  Hang the bows at the start of each month.

  Take them down when the month ends.

If you can spare a little time in April or October, we’d love your help!

Volunteers make this program successful!

No volleyball experience necessary to coach a team. We ask that volunteers have a passion for mentoring young athletes and helping them be their very best! Two coaches (male or female, 18 years & above) are required for every team, creating flexibility in scheduling! We have two 10-week seasons you can choose from. Our winter seasons runs from January - March and our fall season runs from September - November. If a team does not have two coaches, they cannot continue with the season.

Volunteer coaches are provided training materials and practice plans for the entire season. Coaches give 1 hour of their time each week to their team for practices. Game days will be two hours on a Saturday. We will have a total of 4 game days and one tournament. We do understand schedule conflicts arise, we ask that all coaches be present at majority of practices and games.

If you are interested in coaching, please complete the volunteer application that can be found at www.embe.org/program/vollebyall. On this webpage, you will also find more information about the league. A background check will be required for all volunteers, but will be sent to you once the application is received and your coaching spot is confirmed.

Girls on the Run (GOTR) is an afterschool program for 3rd - 8th grade girls. During an 8-week season we focus on lessons that build social, emotional and physical skills. The program sets girls on a path toward lifelong healthy habits, empowerment, and inclusion. After each season, participants become equipped with essential tools to navigate life’s challenges with empathy, grace, and courage. From there, they become changemakers who lead with compassion, kindness, and resilience.

Join the GOTR impact by volunteering this season as a coach or junior coach (16 - 18 year-old's in high school). You do not have to be a runner to volunteer! There will always be two coaches at each practice leading a group of 8 - 15 girls through the curriculum. Coach commitment is once a week for 1.5 hours. New coaches will attend new coach training to learn more about the program, best practices, and how to facilitate the curriculum. We have two seasons you can choose from. Our spring season starts in March - May and our fall season starts in September - November.

Sing up to coach today! - www.embe.org/gotr

Girls on the Run (GOTR) is an afterschool program for 3rd - 8th grade girls. During an 8-week season we focus on lessons that build social, emotional and physical skills. The program sets girls on a path toward lifelong healthy habits, empowerment, and inclusion. After each season, participants become equipped with essential tools to navigate life’s challenges with empathy, grace, and courage. From there, they become changemakers who lead with compassion, kindness, and resilience.

Join the GOTR impact by volunteering this season as a coach or junior coach (16 - 18 year-old's in high school). You do not have to be a runner to volunteer! There will always be two coaches at each practice leading a group of 8 - 15 girls through the curriculum. Coach commitment is once a week for 1.5 hours. New coaches will attend new coach training to learn more about the program, best practices, and how to facilitate the curriculum. We have two seasons you can choose from. Our spring season starts in March - May and our fall season starts in September - November.

Sing up to coach today! - www.embe.org/gotr

Girls on the Run (GOTR) is an afterschool program for 3rd - 8th grade girls. During an 8-week season we focus on lessons that build social, emotional and physical skills. The program sets girls on a path toward lifelong healthy habits, empowerment, and inclusion. After each season, participants become equipped with essential tools to navigate life’s challenges with empathy, grace, and courage. From there, they become changemakers who lead with compassion, kindness, and resilience.

Join the GOTR impact by volunteering this season as a coach or junior coach (16 - 18 year-old's in high school). You do not have to be a runner to volunteer! There will always be two coaches at each practice leading a group of 8 - 15 girls through the curriculum. Coach commitment is once a week for 1.5 hours. New coaches will attend new coach training to learn more about the program, best practices, and how to facilitate the curriculum. We have two seasons you can choose from. Our spring season starts in March - May and our fall season starts in September - November.

Sing up to coach today! - www.embe.org/gotr

Girls on the Run (GOTR) is an afterschool program for 3rd - 8th grade girls. During an 8-week season we focus on lessons that build social, emotional and physical skills. The program sets girls on a path toward lifelong healthy habits, empowerment, and inclusion. After each season, participants become equipped with essential tools to navigate life’s challenges with empathy, grace, and courage. From there, they become changemakers who lead with compassion, kindness, and resilience.

Join the GOTR impact by volunteering this season as a coach or junior coach (16 - 18 year-old's in high school). You do not have to be a runner to volunteer! There will always be two coaches at each practice leading a group of 8 - 15 girls through the curriculum. Coach commitment is once a week for 1.5 hours. New coaches will attend new coach training to learn more about the program, best practices, and how to facilitate the curriculum. We have two seasons you can choose from. Our spring season starts in March - May and our fall season starts in September - November.

Sing up to coach today! - www.embe.org/gotr 

Girls on the Run (GOTR) is an afterschool program for 3rd - 8th grade girls. During an 8-week season we focus on lessons that build social, emotional and physical skills. The program sets girls on a path toward lifelong healthy habits, empowerment, and inclusion. After each season, participants become equipped with essential tools to navigate life’s challenges with empathy, grace, and courage. From there, they become changemakers who lead with compassion, kindness, and resilience.

Join the GOTR impact by volunteering this season as a coach or junior coach (16 - 18 year-old's in high school). You do not have to be a runner to volunteer! There will always be two coaches at each practice leading a group of 8 - 15 girls through the curriculum. Coach commitment is once a week for 1.5 hours. New coaches will attend new coach training to learn more about the program, best practices, and how to facilitate the curriculum. We have two seasons you can choose from. Our spring season starts in March - May and our fall season starts in September - November.

Sing up to coach today! - www.embe.org/gotr

Girls on the Run (GOTR) is an afterschool program for 3rd - 8th grade girls. During an 8-week season we focus on lessons that build social, emotional and physical skills. The program sets girls on a path toward lifelong healthy habits, empowerment, and inclusion. After each season, participants become equipped with essential tools to navigate life’s challenges with empathy, grace, and courage. From there, they become changemakers who lead with compassion, kindness, and resilience.

Join the GOTR impact by volunteering this season as a coach or junior coach (16 - 18 year-old's in high school). You do not have to be a runner to volunteer! There will always be two coaches at each practice leading a group of 8 - 15 girls through the curriculum. Coach commitment is once a week for 1.5 hours. New coaches will attend new coach training to learn more about the program, best practices, and how to facilitate the curriculum. We have two seasons you can choose from. Our spring season starts in March - May and our fall season starts in September - November.

Sing up to coach today! - www.embe.org/gotr

Girls on the Run (GOTR) is an afterschool program for 3rd - 8th grade girls. During an 8-week season we focus on lessons that build social, emotional and physical skills. The program sets girls on a path toward lifelong healthy habits, empowerment, and inclusion. After each season, participants become equipped with essential tools to navigate life’s challenges with empathy, grace, and courage. From there, they become changemakers who lead with compassion, kindness, and resilience.

Join the GOTR impact by volunteering this season as a coach or junior coach (16 - 18 year-old's in high school). You do not have to be a runner to volunteer! There will always be two coaches at each practice leading a group of 8 - 15 girls through the curriculum. Coach commitment is once a week for 1.5 hours. New coaches will attend new coach training to learn more about the program, best practices, and how to facilitate the curriculum. We have two seasons you can choose from. Our spring season starts in March - May and our fall season starts in September - November.

Sing up to coach today! - www.embe.org/gotr

Girls on the Run (GOTR) is an afterschool program for 3rd - 8th grade girls. During an 8-week season we focus on lessons that build social, emotional and physical skills. The program sets girls on a path toward lifelong healthy habits, empowerment, and inclusion. After each season, participants become equipped with essential tools to navigate life’s challenges with empathy, grace, and courage. From there, they become changemakers who lead with compassion, kindness, and resilience.

Join the GOTR impact by volunteering this season as a coach or junior coach (16 - 18 year-old's in high school). You do not have to be a runner to volunteer! There will always be two coaches at each practice leading a group of 8 - 15 girls through the curriculum. Coach commitment is once a week for 1.5 hours. New coaches will attend new coach training to learn more about the program, best practices, and how to facilitate the curriculum. We have two seasons you can choose from. Our spring season starts in March - May and our fall season starts in September - November. 

Sing up to coach today! - www.embe.org/gotr

At Bishop Dudley, we believe every young person deserves to feel seen, valued, and celebrated—especially on their birthday. We’re seeking donations of new, unwrapped gifts for children and teens staying at our shelter. We serve kids of all ages, from toddlers to teens (ages 13–18), and we welcome a variety of age-appropriate items.

Popular gift ideas include:

For teens: headphones or earbuds, Bluetooth speakers, journals, art supplies, skincare (especially sheet masks), nail polish, etc.

For younger kids: toys, books, puzzles, coloring supplies, and age-appropriate games.

Please note: We kindly ask that you do not donate gift cards or stuffed animals.

If you’d like to contribute or have questions, please contact us at volunteer@bdhh.org. Donations are accepted year-round at 101 N Indiana Ave, between 9 AM and 5 PM. Thank you for helping us celebrate these incredible kids!

In School Mentoring volunteers spend one hour per week with an elementary or middle school student at the school. Mentors and students spend time doing a variety of activities together, including:

playing board games
reading a book
playing basketball
eating lunch together
simply sitting and talking

In School Mentoring offers a flexible volunteer option. With schools located in nearly every neighborhood, mentors can select a location that is best for them. Matches meet during the school lunch hour. The time varies from school to school, but it’s generally a 30 to 45 minute block of time between 11am and 1pm.

School counselors select a young person who can use extra one-to-one attention from a caring adult role model. Counselors are responsible for matching students with an In School mentor.

In School mentors can volunteer in the following school districts: Sioux Falls, Aberdeen, Baltic, Brandon Valley, Canton, Dell Rapids, Flandreau, Garretson, Harrisburg, Lennox, Tea Area, Tri-Valley and West Central.

The High School Mentoring Program offers support from school staff as well as support from the LSS High School Mentoring Program Coordinator. High School Mentoring matches can meet during the school day or during out of school hours.

High School matches commit to meeting four hours per month until the student graduates. This helps ensure a stable presence and support throughout the student’s high school career. Mentors assist students in setting and meeting goals in relationship development, school and work readiness and being a good citizen.

Students can be referred to this program by school personnel, case managers, parents/guardians, counselors or self-refer. LSS matches qualified students with volunteers based on need and student interest level. Complete a High School Mentoring referral form to enroll a student.

Since 2015, Lutheran Social Services has brought older adults ages 65 and up together with trained volunteers. The LSS Better Together program matches elderly adults with volunteers in Minnehaha, Lincoln and Brookings counties. This program is part of our independent adult services and helps to establish trusting relationships and regular social opportunities between older adults who live on their own and LSS volunteers.

Every Thursday, we need a group of volunteers to help us pack boxes of food, starting at 2pm. The main job is to pull a wagon and fill boxes with food items (bread, cans, eggs, and other items), then bring the box outside to stack on a pallet. We do also need some volunteers to help us distribute the boxes. Guests drive up between 3pm and 5pm to get a box.
Please sign up on this Sign up Genius: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0f49aeaa2fa57-volunteers#/
We couldn't do this every week without volunteers!

Volunteer opportunities include mentoring families, assisting in English classes, or contributing to special projects like sorting donations or making blankets.

Apply to volunteer here: https://lsssd.org/services/community-connection/refugee-immigrant-support/volunteer-application.html

Library volunteers help by pulling materials, delivering materials to home delivery patrons, cleaning, processing materials and more. If you're interested in volunteering for the library and have questions, contact Stephanie at (605) 394-6139 extension 1730.

Email Stephanie

To get started volunteering, please print the Volunteer Application Form, fill it out and drop it off at the library. Volunteers 18 and older also need to fill out a background release form.

Volunteer Application Form

Background Release Form

Since 2015, Lutheran Social Services has brought older adults ages 60 and up together with trained volunteers. The LSS Better Together program matches older adults with volunteers in Minnehaha, Lincoln and Brookings counties. This program is part of our independent adult services and helps to establish trusting relationships and regular social opportunities between older adults who live on their own and LSS volunteers.

Since 2015, Lutheran Social Services has brought older adults ages 60 and up together with trained volunteers. The LSS Better Together program matches older adults with volunteers in Minnehaha, Lincoln and Brookings counties. This program is part of our independent adult services and helps to establish trusting relationships and regular social opportunities between older adults who are living independently and LSS volunteers.

We would love to find character coaches for area high school teams. These people would come alongside athletic coaches and offer faith-based support and encouragement. 

Friends of the Big Sioux River offers companies and organizations an opportunity to be directly involved in cleaning up the banks of our local streams and rivers. If your business or group is interested in donating time to help clean up a stretch of a waterway, FBSR will help to locate a site in need and provide the clean-up materials. Please email outreach@friendsofthebigsiouxriver.org or call 605-679-6973 to schedule your event today!