Volunteer: Art Gallery AttendantNIACC is seeking friendly and dependable volunteers to serve as Art Gallery Attendants during our upcoming exhibition. This role is essential in helping create a welcoming and secure environment for visitors and ensuring the safety of the artwork on display. Organization: NIACC NIACC is seeking friendly and dependable volunteers to serve as Art Gallery Attendants during our upcoming exhibition. This role is essential in helping create a welcoming and secure environment for visitors and ensuring the safety of the artwork on display. Organization: NIACC Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Artoberfest IroningThe MacNider Art Museum's annual Artoberfest fundraiser is fast approaching. We are looking for volunteers to help iron our 50+ tablecloths. Time, day, & length are flexible during regular business hours. We just ask you give us 24 notice. Feel free to bring your headphones and listen to music while ironing. The Museum is open Tuesday/Thursday 9am-5pm & Wednesday/ Friday 9am-5pm. Some Saturdays available as long as the Museum doesn't have a rental. Mondays available with prior approval. Additional Artoberfest prep volunteer opportunities to come. Organization: MacNider Art Museum The MacNider Art Museum's annual Artoberfest fundraiser is fast approaching. We are looking for volunteers to help iron our 50+ tablecloths. Time, day, & length are flexible during regular business hours. We just ask you give us 24 notice. Feel free to bring your headphones and listen to music while ironing. The Museum is open Tuesday/Thursday 9am-5pm & Wednesday/ Friday 9am-5pm. Some Saturdays available as long as the Museum doesn't have a rental. Mondays available with prior approval. Additional Artoberfest prep volunteer opportunities to come. Organization: MacNider Art Museum Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Oct 16, 2025 Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Artoberfest Food Prep 2Volunteers will finish preparing our appetizers for our Artoberfest Fundraiser. This may include chopping fruits & vegetables, make cracker trays, preparing dips, and other simple recipes. Beginners welcome. Organization: MacNider Art Museum Volunteers will finish preparing our appetizers for our Artoberfest Fundraiser. This may include chopping fruits & vegetables, make cracker trays, preparing dips, and other simple recipes. Beginners welcome. Organization: MacNider Art Museum Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Oct 17, 2025 Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: ArtoberfestThe MacNider Art Museum is looking for volunteers to help with our annual Artoberfest fundraiser. Artoberfest is a fundraiser for the Charles H. MacNider Art Museum. The event involves patrons sampling beers or wines, enjoying scrumptious food, and participating in silent and live auctions – all to benefit the museum. While we do receive partial city funding, the Museum is responsible for earning up to 1/2 of its own revenue. This is our biggest fundraiser of the year for the Museum! Volunteers for this event must be 21 years of age or older. They will help as a food server throughout the night. We ask volunteers wear black pants and a plain white shirt. A member of Museum staff will reach out to any interested volunteers to confirm they are over 21 years of age. Email jmbohl@masoncity.net with questions. Organization: MacNider Art Museum The MacNider Art Museum is looking for volunteers to help with our annual Artoberfest fundraiser. Artoberfest is a fundraiser for the Charles H. MacNider Art Museum. The event involves patrons sampling beers or wines, enjoying scrumptious food, and participating in silent and live auctions – all to benefit the museum. While we do receive partial city funding, the Museum is responsible for earning up to 1/2 of its own revenue. This is our biggest fundraiser of the year for the Museum! Volunteers for this event must be 21 years of age or older. They will help as a food server throughout the night. We ask volunteers wear black pants and a plain white shirt. A member of Museum staff will reach out to any interested volunteers to confirm they are over 21 years of age. Email jmbohl@masoncity.net with questions. Organization: MacNider Art Museum Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Oct 17, 2025 Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Spooky Oil PastelsIn this class, our young crafters will learn how to blend color with oil pastels by making some silly and spooky looking creations. Volunteers will help pass out supplies, repeat instructions, keep students on task and anything else the teacher may need. This class may get messy. Organization: MacNider Art Museum In this class, our young crafters will learn how to blend color with oil pastels by making some silly and spooky looking creations. Volunteers will help pass out supplies, repeat instructions, keep students on task and anything else the teacher may need. This class may get messy. Organization: MacNider Art Museum Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Oct 23, 2025 Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Kids' Club: Monster MashKids' Club is a class designed for ages 5-12 years old. It can have up to 30 kids. Volunteers will assist with hot gluing, helping with cutting, passing out supplies, keeping the students on task and other simple art tasks. Organization: MacNider Art Museum Kids' Club is a class designed for ages 5-12 years old. It can have up to 30 kids. Volunteers will assist with hot gluing, helping with cutting, passing out supplies, keeping the students on task and other simple art tasks. Organization: MacNider Art Museum Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Oct 25, 2025 Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Companion/Telephone ReassuranceDo you LOVE to talk to people? Do you enjoy filling other peoples cups? Making a new friend? If so, we have an opportunity for you! Position Title: Volunteer Companion/Telephone Reassurance
Position Summary. Provide friendship and companionship to help motivate and keep individuals mentally stimulated.
Reports To: Elderbridge Agency on Aging staff, as assigned.
Position Benefits: Social interaction with others. Recognition as a valuable part of our team. A sense of giving back to your community. Utilize current talents, skills and abilities. Develop new talents, skill and abilities. Develop valuable relationships.
Position Responsibilities: Chatting with individuals in person or over the phone. Interacting in hobbies. Companionship. Be friendly, respectful and positive. Report any problems to assigned Elderbridge Agency on Aging Staff, as assigned.
Skills, Knowledge Abilities: If driving; must have your own vehicle, valid driver’s license and auto insurance, good driving record, knowledge and observance of traffic rules and laws. Good interpersonal skills, courteous and works well with others. Prompt and dependable. Organized and neat. Friendly, supportive, compassionate attitude.Time Commitment: Open Duration: Ongoing as needed
Due to access to confidential participant information this position may require criminal background check and abuse registry check.
Contact Laura Allen, Volunteer Coordinator at 1-800-243-0678. Organization: Elderbridge Agency on Aging Do you LOVE to talk to people? Do you enjoy filling other peoples cups? Making a new friend? If so, we have an opportunity for you! Position Title: Volunteer Companion/Telephone Reassurance
Position Summary. Provide friendship and companionship to help motivate and keep individuals mentally stimulated.
Reports To: Elderbridge Agency on Aging staff, as assigned.
Position Benefits: Social interaction with others. Recognition as a valuable part of our team. A sense of giving back to your community. Utilize current talents, skills and abilities. Develop new talents, skill and abilities. Develop valuable relationships.
Position Responsibilities: Chatting with individuals in person or over the phone. Interacting in hobbies. Companionship. Be friendly, respectful and positive. Report any problems to assigned Elderbridge Agency on Aging Staff, as assigned.
Skills, Knowledge Abilities: If driving; must have your own vehicle, valid driver’s license and auto insurance, good driving record, knowledge and observance of traffic rules and laws. Good interpersonal skills, courteous and works well with others. Prompt and dependable. Organized and neat. Friendly, supportive, compassionate attitude.Time Commitment: Open Duration: Ongoing as needed
Due to access to confidential participant information this position may require criminal background check and abuse registry check.
Contact Laura Allen, Volunteer Coordinator at 1-800-243-0678. Organization: Elderbridge Agency on Aging Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: MentorWho can participate? Volunteers may be high school junior or senior, or an adult volunteer (18 years of age or older) who provides a positive mentoring relationship for a youth.
Process to become a mentor Screening Process: A face to face interview with the Mentoring Coordinator takes place after orientation materials have been reviewed. Submission of completed volunteer application and authorization to access criminal records, child abuse registry check, sex offender check, driving record check, and four character references are mandatory for all potential mentors. **Satisfactory reports on these references must be received before a volunteer will be matched. Training: Mentors are trained after screenings have taken place. This in-depth training session can be done on an individual basis or in groups. They can also be done on location for students or businesses participating in the project.
Primary Responsibilities Pairs will meet for at least 4 hours per month during the school year. Summer meetings are recommended, but optional. Establish a relationship that encourages a positive lifestyle. Be dependable and on time for all scheduled appointments together. If you need to cancel, please make sure you notify the other party (mentee/parents/school or the mentor). Always maintain confidentiality in accordance with established One On One program policy. Immediately notify One On One project staff of any problems with the assigned match.
Support Introductions of Mentor and Mentee Meeting new people can sometimes be a bit scary for everyone. That is why we set up an introduction meeting with the mentor, mentee, parents, and mentoring coordinator. At this meeting we will all get to know each other better and we will go over important information: meeting guidelines, scheduling, and contact information will be exchanged. Support & Activities The Mentoring Coordinator provides monthly check-ins to support mentors and mentees. This provides mentors a chance to communicate how things are going with the match. Activity ideas, additional training, or event passes may also be shared.
Time Requirements Application process Orientation, interview, and completion of forms, & training: 2 hoursOnce matched Meetings with mentee: Minimum of 4 hours per month. Ongoing training/support/special activities: On a periodic basis. Complete end of the year evaluation of the program (all participants). Mentors only: Required reporting: keep track of date and amount of time spent with mentee, and turn in quarterly to the Mentoring Coordinator.
Organization: Mason City Youth Task Force Who can participate? Volunteers may be high school junior or senior, or an adult volunteer (18 years of age or older) who provides a positive mentoring relationship for a youth.
Process to become a mentor Screening Process: A face to face interview with the Mentoring Coordinator takes place after orientation materials have been reviewed. Submission of completed volunteer application and authorization to access criminal records, child abuse registry check, sex offender check, driving record check, and four character references are mandatory for all potential mentors. **Satisfactory reports on these references must be received before a volunteer will be matched. Training: Mentors are trained after screenings have taken place. This in-depth training session can be done on an individual basis or in groups. They can also be done on location for students or businesses participating in the project.
Primary Responsibilities Pairs will meet for at least 4 hours per month during the school year. Summer meetings are recommended, but optional. Establish a relationship that encourages a positive lifestyle. Be dependable and on time for all scheduled appointments together. If you need to cancel, please make sure you notify the other party (mentee/parents/school or the mentor). Always maintain confidentiality in accordance with established One On One program policy. Immediately notify One On One project staff of any problems with the assigned match.
Support Introductions of Mentor and Mentee Meeting new people can sometimes be a bit scary for everyone. That is why we set up an introduction meeting with the mentor, mentee, parents, and mentoring coordinator. At this meeting we will all get to know each other better and we will go over important information: meeting guidelines, scheduling, and contact information will be exchanged. Support & Activities The Mentoring Coordinator provides monthly check-ins to support mentors and mentees. This provides mentors a chance to communicate how things are going with the match. Activity ideas, additional training, or event passes may also be shared.
Time Requirements Application process Orientation, interview, and completion of forms, & training: 2 hoursOnce matched Meetings with mentee: Minimum of 4 hours per month. Ongoing training/support/special activities: On a periodic basis. Complete end of the year evaluation of the program (all participants). Mentors only: Required reporting: keep track of date and amount of time spent with mentee, and turn in quarterly to the Mentoring Coordinator.
Organization: Mason City Youth Task Force Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Patient Companion - SheffieldAre you interested in providing meaningful support and making a big difference in the lives of patients and families receiving hospice care? Our volunteers visit with patients in their homes or in nursing facilities to provide companionship and socialization. Organization: Care Initiatives Hospice Are you interested in providing meaningful support and making a big difference in the lives of patients and families receiving hospice care? Our volunteers visit with patients in their homes or in nursing facilities to provide companionship and socialization. Organization: Care Initiatives Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50475 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Patient Companion - HamptonAre you interested in providing meaningful support and making a big difference in the lives of patients and families receiving hospice care? Our volunteers visit with patients in their homes or in nursing facilities to provide companionship and socialization. Organization: Care Initiatives Hospice Are you interested in providing meaningful support and making a big difference in the lives of patients and families receiving hospice care? Our volunteers visit with patients in their homes or in nursing facilities to provide companionship and socialization. Organization: Care Initiatives Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50441 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Helping hand for residentsCome help better our resident's lives by helping them live their fullest lives. Some things that might be needed is: Light Cleaning, Food Prep, Companionship, Technological Proficiency, Grocery Shopping, Errands, Decorating, Lead Activities, Lead Skilled Classes (Yoga, Craft, knitting, etc.) Please call (641) 355-1203 if you are interested in volunteering. Organization: Glen Oaks Community Come help better our resident's lives by helping them live their fullest lives. Some things that might be needed is: Light Cleaning, Food Prep, Companionship, Technological Proficiency, Grocery Shopping, Errands, Decorating, Lead Activities, Lead Skilled Classes (Yoga, Craft, knitting, etc.) Please call (641) 355-1203 if you are interested in volunteering. Organization: Glen Oaks Community Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50428 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Board MembersWe are looking for board members interested in overseeing our nonprofit based on a community-centric, inclusive model. We believe in the idea of “Nothing About Us Without Us”. While the board will be there to ensure all decisions made adhere to our values and the law, decisions will be made by anyone interested in participating. Organization: North Iowa Mutual Aid We are looking for board members interested in overseeing our nonprofit based on a community-centric, inclusive model. We believe in the idea of “Nothing About Us Without Us”. While the board will be there to ensure all decisions made adhere to our values and the law, decisions will be made by anyone interested in participating. Organization: North Iowa Mutual Aid Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Committee MembersWe are looking for committee members interested in overseeing our nonprofit based on a community-centric, inclusive model. We believe in the idea of “Nothing About Us Without Us”. While the board will be there to ensure all decisions made adhere to our values and the law, decisions will be made by anyone interested in participating. Committee members are expected to attend monthly meetings and commit to spend an average of 2-4 hours a month on NIMA projects. Committees to serve on: Food rescue Community fridges Harm reduction Period poverty Weekly food distributionOrganization: North Iowa Mutual Aid We are looking for committee members interested in overseeing our nonprofit based on a community-centric, inclusive model. We believe in the idea of “Nothing About Us Without Us”. While the board will be there to ensure all decisions made adhere to our values and the law, decisions will be made by anyone interested in participating. Committee members are expected to attend monthly meetings and commit to spend an average of 2-4 hours a month on NIMA projects. Committees to serve on: Food rescue Community fridges Harm reduction Period poverty Weekly food distributionOrganization: North Iowa Mutual Aid Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Outdoor Chore - Mason City, IowaDo you have a desire to help others and like to spend time outside? We are looking for an individual who would be willing to help a client rake a yard and/or mow a lawn in Mason City, Iowa. This can be a one-time thing or it can be ongoing, whatever meets your timeline. Please call 800-243-0678 if you are interested or sign up through Galaxy Digital. Organization: Elderbridge Agency on Aging Do you have a desire to help others and like to spend time outside? We are looking for an individual who would be willing to help a client rake a yard and/or mow a lawn in Mason City, Iowa. This can be a one-time thing or it can be ongoing, whatever meets your timeline. Please call 800-243-0678 if you are interested or sign up through Galaxy Digital. Organization: Elderbridge Agency on Aging Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Affiliate Impact Committee MemberPurpose/Function: An Impact Committee will seek to understand the needs of the county/affiliate area to ensure alignment between those needs and our grants. The primary function and responsibility of the committee is to invest in nonprofits through the discretionary grant process. The committee will implement best practices in grantmaking, uphold trust-based practices, and reflect CFNEIA’s values in grant decision-making with the goal of maximizing the impact of those grants. The committee will work closely with CFNEIA staff to collaboratively achieve shared goals. Actions of an Impact Committee for impactful grantmaking: The Committee reviews, evaluates, and deliberates to make grant award recommendations, which are sent to CFNEIA’s Board of Directors for final approval and ratification. Serve as a connector to nonprofits providing services in the county/affiliate area and advocate for CFNEIA among the communities served at large. Engage in community leadership meetings and convenings to increase understanding and awareness of community issues to help connect grant impacts with critical community needs and initiatives.Membership: The committee shall consist of community representatives from across the affiliate area based upon key characteristics they might bring to the committee and include diverse representation across geographic location, age, gender, race, etc. Term of Membership: Three years, renewable once for up to six years of continuous service. Meeting Schedule: An Impact Committee will meet a minimum of three times per year and up to a maximum of eight times per year. In addition to the required meetings, hosting an event that celebrates community grantmaking impacts is highly recommended. Annual meetings will include the following: education meeting focused on grantmaking best practices, trust-based philanthropy, and/or community need assessment; business meeting; and deliberation meeting. Next Step: Individuals may complete a volunteer self-interest form or may nominate someone else, such as a colleague, community leader or friend, to connect the CGCCF with to explore their interest in serving as a volunteer. Visit www.cfneia.org/volunteer to complete the self-interest or nomination form. Organization: Cerro Gordo County Community Foundation Purpose/Function: An Impact Committee will seek to understand the needs of the county/affiliate area to ensure alignment between those needs and our grants. The primary function and responsibility of the committee is to invest in nonprofits through the discretionary grant process. The committee will implement best practices in grantmaking, uphold trust-based practices, and reflect CFNEIA’s values in grant decision-making with the goal of maximizing the impact of those grants. The committee will work closely with CFNEIA staff to collaboratively achieve shared goals. Actions of an Impact Committee for impactful grantmaking: The Committee reviews, evaluates, and deliberates to make grant award recommendations, which are sent to CFNEIA’s Board of Directors for final approval and ratification. Serve as a connector to nonprofits providing services in the county/affiliate area and advocate for CFNEIA among the communities served at large. Engage in community leadership meetings and convenings to increase understanding and awareness of community issues to help connect grant impacts with critical community needs and initiatives.Membership: The committee shall consist of community representatives from across the affiliate area based upon key characteristics they might bring to the committee and include diverse representation across geographic location, age, gender, race, etc. Term of Membership: Three years, renewable once for up to six years of continuous service. Meeting Schedule: An Impact Committee will meet a minimum of three times per year and up to a maximum of eight times per year. In addition to the required meetings, hosting an event that celebrates community grantmaking impacts is highly recommended. Annual meetings will include the following: education meeting focused on grantmaking best practices, trust-based philanthropy, and/or community need assessment; business meeting; and deliberation meeting. Next Step: Individuals may complete a volunteer self-interest form or may nominate someone else, such as a colleague, community leader or friend, to connect the CGCCF with to explore their interest in serving as a volunteer. Visit www.cfneia.org/volunteer to complete the self-interest or nomination form. Organization: Cerro Gordo County Community Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50613 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Administrative VolunteerVolunteers for this position would assist with general office duties. Additionally, volunteers will assist FOF's staff with housing assessments and paperwork. Greet donors and assist with carrying donations. Sort and put away donations. Scan files, organize and shred documents Complete data entry. Put mailers together. Address newsletters. Perform other office-related tasks. Complete 20 hours of Victim Counselor Training Assist with housing assessments and paperworkOrganization: Friends of the Family Volunteers for this position would assist with general office duties. Additionally, volunteers will assist FOF's staff with housing assessments and paperwork. Greet donors and assist with carrying donations. Sort and put away donations. Scan files, organize and shred documents Complete data entry. Put mailers together. Address newsletters. Perform other office-related tasks. Complete 20 hours of Victim Counselor Training Assist with housing assessments and paperworkOrganization: Friends of the Family Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Mason City Volunteer OpportunitiesGo to masoncity.net for a list of Opportunites Organization: Volunteer Mason City Go to masoncity.net for a list of Opportunites Organization: Volunteer Mason City Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Patient Companion - AllisonMAKE A DIFFERENCE! We are looking for compassionate people who want to make a positive impact in the lives of our hospice patients. Being a hospice volunteer will enrich your life, and you will build a deep human connection when getting to know our patients on a personal level. Organization: Care Initiatives Hospice MAKE A DIFFERENCE! We are looking for compassionate people who want to make a positive impact in the lives of our hospice patients. Being a hospice volunteer will enrich your life, and you will build a deep human connection when getting to know our patients on a personal level. Organization: Care Initiatives Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50602 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Patient Companion - Charles CityMAKE A DIFFERENCE! We are looking for compassionate people who want to make a positive impact in the lives our hospice patients. Being a hospice volunteer will enrich your life, and you will build a deep human connection when getting to know our patients on a personal level. Organization: Care Initiatives Hospice MAKE A DIFFERENCE! We are looking for compassionate people who want to make a positive impact in the lives our hospice patients. Being a hospice volunteer will enrich your life, and you will build a deep human connection when getting to know our patients on a personal level. Organization: Care Initiatives Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50616 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Patient Companion - HamptonMAKE A DIFFERENCE! We are looking for compassionate people who want to make a positive impact in the lives our hospice patients. Being a hospice volunteer will enrich your life, and you will build a deep human connection when getting to know our patients on a personal level. Organization: Care Initiatives Hospice MAKE A DIFFERENCE! We are looking for compassionate people who want to make a positive impact in the lives our hospice patients. Being a hospice volunteer will enrich your life, and you will build a deep human connection when getting to know our patients on a personal level. Organization: Care Initiatives Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50441 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Patient Companion - SheffieldMAKE A DIFFERENCE! We are looking for compassionate people who want to make a positive impact in the lives our hospice patients. Being a hospice volunteer will enrich your life, and you will build a deep human connection when getting to know our patients on a personal level. Organization: Care Initiatives Hospice MAKE A DIFFERENCE! We are looking for compassionate people who want to make a positive impact in the lives our hospice patients. Being a hospice volunteer will enrich your life, and you will build a deep human connection when getting to know our patients on a personal level. Organization: Care Initiatives Hospice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50475 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Free Meal Services - help prepare and serve mealsWe have volunteer opportunities available for both our lunch and evening meal services to help prepare the meals, serve, and do some light clean up. Volunteer times are typically 9 am to 12:30 pm for lunch, served Monday through Saturday, and 3 to 6 pm for dinner, served Monday through Thursday evening. Organization: Community Kitchen of North Iowa We have volunteer opportunities available for both our lunch and evening meal services to help prepare the meals, serve, and do some light clean up. Volunteer times are typically 9 am to 12:30 pm for lunch, served Monday through Saturday, and 3 to 6 pm for dinner, served Monday through Thursday evening. Organization: Community Kitchen of North Iowa Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 50401 Allow Groups: Yes |