Volunteer: Help Milestones in Marion bloom!Milestones in Marion, a program of Aging Services, is looking for a caring person (or group!) to help outside with periodic yard work. The hours needed are flexible. You will receive guidance about specific duties from the Manager. The ability to stand, bend, and kneel is needed is needed for this volunteer position. Milestones in Marion serves adults 18+ who need medical care, socialization opportunities, or have other needs during the day. Participants then return home in the evenings. If you enjoy meeting new people and spending time with some awesome folks while making a difference, we would love to talk to you about this opportunity. Volunteers are fully trained and complete background checks. Aging Services is a certified Service Enterprise agency. Join our efforts and learn more about how we support our community as a team! Agency: Aging Services Milestones in Marion, a program of Aging Services, is looking for a caring person (or group!) to help outside with periodic yard work. The hours needed are flexible. You will receive guidance about specific duties from the Manager. The ability to stand, bend, and kneel is needed is needed for this volunteer position. Milestones in Marion serves adults 18+ who need medical care, socialization opportunities, or have other needs during the day. Participants then return home in the evenings. If you enjoy meeting new people and spending time with some awesome folks while making a difference, we would love to talk to you about this opportunity. Volunteers are fully trained and complete background checks. Aging Services is a certified Service Enterprise agency. Join our efforts and learn more about how we support our community as a team! Agency: Aging Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 52302 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Market After Dark Set UpHelp set up special features at Market After Dark including game zone, candle display, dream wall, and inflatable living room. Agency: Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance Help set up special features at Market After Dark including game zone, candle display, dream wall, and inflatable living room. Agency: Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 52401 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Setup CrewHelp get the market ready before the crowds arrive. Includes setting out garbage cans, signage, getting the information trailer and popcorn tent ready to go. As a bonus you get to first pick to buy from the vendors! Agency: Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance Help get the market ready before the crowds arrive. Includes setting out garbage cans, signage, getting the information trailer and popcorn tent ready to go. As a bonus you get to first pick to buy from the vendors! Agency: Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 52401 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Tear Down CrewHelp make it look like the event never happened! Tear down the information trailer, popcorn tents, and transport garbage. Agency: Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance Help make it look like the event never happened! Tear down the information trailer, popcorn tents, and transport garbage. Agency: Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 52401 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Popcorn CrewSpend your shift popping and handing out free popcorn. It's a fun job, everyone loves free popcorn, and you'll quickly become one of the most popular people at the farmers market. Agency: Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance Spend your shift popping and handing out free popcorn. It's a fun job, everyone loves free popcorn, and you'll quickly become one of the most popular people at the farmers market. Agency: Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 52401 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Community Based Big Brother or Big SisterJoin as a Big Brother or Big Sister and ignite the potential of a youth in our community today! Community-based mentors explore activities throughout the community together, sharing interests, adventures, and good times. You can join on your own (one-on-one mentorship), as a couple (romantic partner, friend, or family member), or as a family (bring your Little on activities you would already be doing with your children and partner)! It takes little to be big! What we ask: Spend time with a Little in our community who is looking for at least one additional caring adult to be in their lives Get together once a month (or more!) for a year Be 19+ years old with a valid drivers license and car insuranceWhat you get: The opportunity to make a positive impact on a kiddo while completing fun activities in our community (going to the library, a park, playing a sport or board game, and so much more) A potential life-long friend (some of our matches have lasted decades with Bigs participating in Little's college graduations, weddings, and more) A chance to make a real difference in a young person's life in our communityJoin us and become a mentor today to make a lasting difference in the life of a child and your own!
Follow this link to learn more or schedule your interview: https://go.oncehub.com/BigCR Agency: Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Cedar Rapids & East Central Iowa Join as a Big Brother or Big Sister and ignite the potential of a youth in our community today! Community-based mentors explore activities throughout the community together, sharing interests, adventures, and good times. You can join on your own (one-on-one mentorship), as a couple (romantic partner, friend, or family member), or as a family (bring your Little on activities you would already be doing with your children and partner)! It takes little to be big! What we ask: Spend time with a Little in our community who is looking for at least one additional caring adult to be in their lives Get together once a month (or more!) for a year Be 19+ years old with a valid drivers license and car insuranceWhat you get: The opportunity to make a positive impact on a kiddo while completing fun activities in our community (going to the library, a park, playing a sport or board game, and so much more) A potential life-long friend (some of our matches have lasted decades with Bigs participating in Little's college graduations, weddings, and more) A chance to make a real difference in a young person's life in our communityJoin us and become a mentor today to make a lasting difference in the life of a child and your own!
Follow this link to learn more or schedule your interview: https://go.oncehub.com/BigCR Agency: Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Cedar Rapids & East Central Iowa Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Agency Requirement: >21 years old Zip Code: 52405 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Wish Granter VolunteerBecome a wish granter from any county in the state of Iowa to create hope, strength, and joy for children with critical illnesses. You will be partnered with a wish granter to meet with wish kids and their families to brainstorm ideas and help determine their wish. While Make-A-Wish Iowa staff is making these wishes a reality, wish granters will provide personalized items to celebrate the wish. Once wish planning is completed by Make-A-Wish Iowa staff, volunteers will help celebrate the child and the wish being granted. Email volunteer@iowa.wish.org to receive a volunteer application and to get started with the volunteer onboarding process! Must be a minimum of 18-years-old. Agency: Make-A-Wish Iowa Become a wish granter from any county in the state of Iowa to create hope, strength, and joy for children with critical illnesses. You will be partnered with a wish granter to meet with wish kids and their families to brainstorm ideas and help determine their wish. While Make-A-Wish Iowa staff is making these wishes a reality, wish granters will provide personalized items to celebrate the wish. Once wish planning is completed by Make-A-Wish Iowa staff, volunteers will help celebrate the child and the wish being granted. Email volunteer@iowa.wish.org to receive a volunteer application and to get started with the volunteer onboarding process! Must be a minimum of 18-years-old. Agency: Make-A-Wish Iowa Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 52227 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Cultivate Hope Urban FarmJoin us this growing season at the Cultivate Hope Urban Farm! We are looking for dedicated volunteer gardeners to help out this season with various tasks such as landscaping, planting and harvesting produce, trash collection, beautification, and general maintenance of the farm space. The Cultivate Hope Urban Farm is Iowa's first urban farm, built on land where houses had been demolished after the flood of 2008, and provides 10,000+ lbs of produce annually to the surrounding community. The farm also serves as a valuable space for community building and youth education. Key Tasks and Activities: Provide hands-on support toward ongoing farm needs such as seeding, transplanting, watering, weeding, and harvestingAssist with occasional farm events such as monthly Cultivate Community MarketsComplete occasional produce drop-offs and deliveries to the Cultivate Hope Corner Store or Groundswell CafeAge Requirements: Must be 18 years of age or older. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. For questions or to sign up, visit matthew-25.org/volunteer. Agency: Matthew 25 Join us this growing season at the Cultivate Hope Urban Farm! We are looking for dedicated volunteer gardeners to help out this season with various tasks such as landscaping, planting and harvesting produce, trash collection, beautification, and general maintenance of the farm space. The Cultivate Hope Urban Farm is Iowa's first urban farm, built on land where houses had been demolished after the flood of 2008, and provides 10,000+ lbs of produce annually to the surrounding community. The farm also serves as a valuable space for community building and youth education. Key Tasks and Activities: Provide hands-on support toward ongoing farm needs such as seeding, transplanting, watering, weeding, and harvestingAssist with occasional farm events such as monthly Cultivate Community MarketsComplete occasional produce drop-offs and deliveries to the Cultivate Hope Corner Store or Groundswell CafeAge Requirements: Must be 18 years of age or older. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. For questions or to sign up, visit matthew-25.org/volunteer. Agency: Matthew 25 Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 52405 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Meals on Wheels East Central Iowa Drivers (Linn CO)Join us in delivering “more than just a meal.” As a Meals on Wheels volunteer driver, you’ll provide nutritious food, a friendly visit, a safety check—and the reassurance that someone cares. Your time helps seniors remain safe and independent in their own homes. Our dedicated volunteers deliver more than 1,000 meals each weekday across the metro area. Drivers pick up meals around 10:45 a.m. from various pick-up sites, and each route takes about one hour to complete. Flexible Opportunities: Volunteer Requirements: A current driver’s license Your own vehicle and proof of auto insurance Completion of a background check prior to delivering Youth are welcome to accompany an adult driver! If you’re ready to make a meaningful impact in your community, contact us at volunteer@horizonsfamily.org or call 319-398-3943 to learn more. Agency: Horizons East Central Iowa Join us in delivering “more than just a meal.” As a Meals on Wheels volunteer driver, you’ll provide nutritious food, a friendly visit, a safety check—and the reassurance that someone cares. Your time helps seniors remain safe and independent in their own homes. Our dedicated volunteers deliver more than 1,000 meals each weekday across the metro area. Drivers pick up meals around 10:45 a.m. from various pick-up sites, and each route takes about one hour to complete. Flexible Opportunities: Volunteer Requirements: A current driver’s license Your own vehicle and proof of auto insurance Completion of a background check prior to delivering Youth are welcome to accompany an adult driver! If you’re ready to make a meaningful impact in your community, contact us at volunteer@horizonsfamily.org or call 319-398-3943 to learn more. Agency: Horizons East Central Iowa Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Agency Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 52401 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Corporate/Group OpportunitiesIf you're looking for group volunteer opportunities, we have plenty of work at our Wanatee farm. We can host upwards of 10-20 people and opportunities include but are not limited to: Farm work Planting Setting irrigation Fencing Weeding Harvesting Field teardown Cover cropping And more!For further inquiries or questions, reach out to outreach@feediowa1st.com! Close-toed shoes, water bottles, and clothing equipped for farming is recommended. Conditions will most likely be on the warmer side while in the fields. Agency: Feed Iowa First If you're looking for group volunteer opportunities, we have plenty of work at our Wanatee farm. We can host upwards of 10-20 people and opportunities include but are not limited to: Farm work Planting Setting irrigation Fencing Weeding Harvesting Field teardown Cover cropping And more!For further inquiries or questions, reach out to outreach@feediowa1st.com! Close-toed shoes, water bottles, and clothing equipped for farming is recommended. Conditions will most likely be on the warmer side while in the fields. Agency: Feed Iowa First Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 52401 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Painting projectsCamp Wapsie has several areas that could use some painting updates. We are seeking volunteers who can help us painting some walls, benches, signs and other areas around camp. Some inside and some outdoor projects. Volunteers fill out a Voluntary Disclosure form if they are here when we have guests in camp. Agency: YMCA Camp Wapsie Camp Wapsie has several areas that could use some painting updates. We are seeking volunteers who can help us painting some walls, benches, signs and other areas around camp. Some inside and some outdoor projects. Volunteers fill out a Voluntary Disclosure form if they are here when we have guests in camp. Agency: YMCA Camp Wapsie Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 52218 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: WRAP Wood Ramp BuilderDo you like being outdoors and working with your hands? Are you interested in wood construction? WRAP is dedicated to providing freedom to individuals who need ADA-compliant accessibility ramps. WRAP Wood Ramp Builders change someone’s life in one day, providing freedom to those who are homebound. Building a ramp allows someone the safety and security to go to medical appointments, have lunch with a friend, do shopping, walk the dog, attend church and community events, and other quality of life activities. Key Responsibilities As a WRAP Wood Ramp Builder, you will: help WRAP continue its mission of building accessibility and independence for those we serve,work alongside a passionate team of builders to construct a residential accessibility ramp.As a WRAP Wood Ramp Builder, you may: dig holes, carry lumber and supplies, sweep and tidy, hammer nails and cut wood,use power tools to saw, fasten boards together, router and sand handrails made from wood.Qualifications Knowledge, or desire to learn ADA-compliant ramp construction,Ability to communicate effectively in person with the Crew Leader and other volunteers,Transportation to the build site needed,Ability to accept feedback, Positive attitude and Can-Do Spirit for all build site tasks.WRAP is looking for individuals (and groups) to spend a build day working with our team to build accessibility ramps for individuals in the community. Benefits of Volunteering Contribute your skills to support a meaningful cause,Gain skills and hands-on experience in ADA-compliant Design and Construction,Work outside with a collaborative and mission-driven team,Make a direct impact by helping individuals live safely at home,Crew leaders, on-site training and mentoring provided.How to Apply: Join us in making homes and lives more accessible! Bring your tape measure and drill driver, or use those we will provide, enjoy some time in the sunshine, as you improve someone’s home access with your volunteer efforts! Individual Applications can be made at: https://www.volgistics.com/appform/449453408 Groups are welcome, including teenagers, however we require adult supervision for minors. For a group, please fill out the application by following this link: https://www.volgistics.com/appform/836905891 WRAP welcomes and supports all volunteers, and the WRAP Program Manager is with you each step of the way! Learn more about WRAP: wrapiowa.org Find us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn ✨ Together, we build more than ramps, we build independence, safety, and hope. ✨ Agency: Wheelchair Ramp Accessibility Program Do you like being outdoors and working with your hands? Are you interested in wood construction? WRAP is dedicated to providing freedom to individuals who need ADA-compliant accessibility ramps. WRAP Wood Ramp Builders change someone’s life in one day, providing freedom to those who are homebound. Building a ramp allows someone the safety and security to go to medical appointments, have lunch with a friend, do shopping, walk the dog, attend church and community events, and other quality of life activities. Key Responsibilities As a WRAP Wood Ramp Builder, you will: help WRAP continue its mission of building accessibility and independence for those we serve,work alongside a passionate team of builders to construct a residential accessibility ramp.As a WRAP Wood Ramp Builder, you may: dig holes, carry lumber and supplies, sweep and tidy, hammer nails and cut wood,use power tools to saw, fasten boards together, router and sand handrails made from wood.Qualifications Knowledge, or desire to learn ADA-compliant ramp construction,Ability to communicate effectively in person with the Crew Leader and other volunteers,Transportation to the build site needed,Ability to accept feedback, Positive attitude and Can-Do Spirit for all build site tasks.WRAP is looking for individuals (and groups) to spend a build day working with our team to build accessibility ramps for individuals in the community. Benefits of Volunteering Contribute your skills to support a meaningful cause,Gain skills and hands-on experience in ADA-compliant Design and Construction,Work outside with a collaborative and mission-driven team,Make a direct impact by helping individuals live safely at home,Crew leaders, on-site training and mentoring provided.How to Apply: Join us in making homes and lives more accessible! Bring your tape measure and drill driver, or use those we will provide, enjoy some time in the sunshine, as you improve someone’s home access with your volunteer efforts! Individual Applications can be made at: https://www.volgistics.com/appform/449453408 Groups are welcome, including teenagers, however we require adult supervision for minors. For a group, please fill out the application by following this link: https://www.volgistics.com/appform/836905891 WRAP welcomes and supports all volunteers, and the WRAP Program Manager is with you each step of the way! Learn more about WRAP: wrapiowa.org Find us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn ✨ Together, we build more than ramps, we build independence, safety, and hope. ✨ Agency: Wheelchair Ramp Accessibility Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 52227 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Coordinate a Collection Drive for ImpactSupport a cause you care about by coordinating a collection drive! Review the guide below for best practices and nonprofit beneficiary ideas. For questions or to celebrate your success, please respond to this opportunity and email volunteer@uweci.org. Agency: United Way East Central Iowa Support a cause you care about by coordinating a collection drive! Review the guide below for best practices and nonprofit beneficiary ideas. For questions or to celebrate your success, please respond to this opportunity and email volunteer@uweci.org. Agency: United Way East Central Iowa Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Urban GardenGrow Pamoja - Urban Garden Grow Pamoja offers immigrants and refugees hands-on farming experience in America. Our urban garden provides access to agricultural resources, supporting local food systems and empowering newcomers to grow and contribute to their communities. Schedule: Every other week for tasks such as weeding Note: Must be scheduled in advance; volunteers need to be flexible with coordination Agency: United We March Forward Grow Pamoja - Urban Garden Grow Pamoja offers immigrants and refugees hands-on farming experience in America. Our urban garden provides access to agricultural resources, supporting local food systems and empowering newcomers to grow and contribute to their communities. Schedule: Every other week for tasks such as weeding Note: Must be scheduled in advance; volunteers need to be flexible with coordination Agency: United We March Forward Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 52402 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Program Assistant VolunteerBe part of one of the library’s most popular draws – library programming! Program Assistants help with program preparation and setup, monitoring, and cleanup. Programs are held both in the library or at one of our many outreach programs. Click here to download a full description for this opportunity. Agency: Marion Public Library Be part of one of the library’s most popular draws – library programming! Program Assistants help with program preparation and setup, monitoring, and cleanup. Programs are held both in the library or at one of our many outreach programs. Click here to download a full description for this opportunity. Agency: Marion Public Library Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 52302 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Host a Food DriveStocked daily with fresh produce, meat, fish, dairy, frozen/shelf-stable goods, and culturally familiar products, the Catherine McAuley Center’s food pantry provides free, nutritious food available to all clients, students, and residents. With a commercial refrigerator, freezer, and self-serve display shelves near our front lobby, clients can choose the food that fits their needs in any quantity, as often as needed. No limits, no questions—just the freedom and dignity to access the food that helps them thrive. Hosting a drive is easy—and impactful. We’ve made it simple with downloadable flyers, an updated food wish list, and helpful tips to get you started. 1. View Our Wish list Explore our list of most-needed items—these are the foods that make the biggest impact: . Be sure to check what’s currently accepted. https://cmc-cr.org/food-pantry-wishlist/ 2. Promote Your Drive Use our customizable flyers and social media posts to spread the word. If you’re giving a presentation, play one of our promotional videos to rally support for the CMC mission. 3. Collect Donations Designate a bin or collection area and start gathering items. 4. Drop Off When your drive is complete, bring your donations to CMC during our donation drop-off hours. Monday-Thursday: 8am-6pm Friday: 8am-noon Saturday: 8am-11am (Large donations preferably dropped off on weekdays.)Learn more here: https://cmc-cr.org/give/supply-drives/ Agency: Catherine McAuley Center Stocked daily with fresh produce, meat, fish, dairy, frozen/shelf-stable goods, and culturally familiar products, the Catherine McAuley Center’s food pantry provides free, nutritious food available to all clients, students, and residents. With a commercial refrigerator, freezer, and self-serve display shelves near our front lobby, clients can choose the food that fits their needs in any quantity, as often as needed. No limits, no questions—just the freedom and dignity to access the food that helps them thrive. Hosting a drive is easy—and impactful. We’ve made it simple with downloadable flyers, an updated food wish list, and helpful tips to get you started. 1. View Our Wish list Explore our list of most-needed items—these are the foods that make the biggest impact: . Be sure to check what’s currently accepted. https://cmc-cr.org/food-pantry-wishlist/ 2. Promote Your Drive Use our customizable flyers and social media posts to spread the word. If you’re giving a presentation, play one of our promotional videos to rally support for the CMC mission. 3. Collect Donations Designate a bin or collection area and start gathering items. 4. Drop Off When your drive is complete, bring your donations to CMC during our donation drop-off hours. Monday-Thursday: 8am-6pm Friday: 8am-noon Saturday: 8am-11am (Large donations preferably dropped off on weekdays.)Learn more here: https://cmc-cr.org/give/supply-drives/ Agency: Catherine McAuley Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 52403 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Host a Supply DriveFrom personal care items to household goods, supply donations stock our hygiene closet, furnish living spaces for residents, and provide materials for programs and services. These everyday essentials bring comfort and hope to women, families, refugees, and immigrants rebuilding their lives. Hosting a drive is easy—and impactful. We’ve made it simple with downloadable flyers, an updated wish list, and helpful tips to get you started. 1. View Our Wish list Explore our list of most-needed items—these are the foods that make the biggest impact: . Be sure to check what’s currently accepted. https://cmc-cr.org/give/wishlist/ 2. Promote Your Drive Use our customizable flyers and social media posts to spread the word. If you’re giving a presentation, play one of our promotional videos to rally support for the CMC mission. 3. Collect Donations Designate a bin or collection area and start gathering items. 4. Drop Off When your drive is complete, bring your donations to CMC during our donation drop-off hours. Monday-Thursday: 8am-6pm Friday: 8am-noon Saturday: 8am-11am (Large donations preferably dropped off on weekdays.)Learn more here: https://cmc-cr.org/give/supply-drives/ Agency: Catherine McAuley Center From personal care items to household goods, supply donations stock our hygiene closet, furnish living spaces for residents, and provide materials for programs and services. These everyday essentials bring comfort and hope to women, families, refugees, and immigrants rebuilding their lives. Hosting a drive is easy—and impactful. We’ve made it simple with downloadable flyers, an updated wish list, and helpful tips to get you started. 1. View Our Wish list Explore our list of most-needed items—these are the foods that make the biggest impact: . Be sure to check what’s currently accepted. https://cmc-cr.org/give/wishlist/ 2. Promote Your Drive Use our customizable flyers and social media posts to spread the word. If you’re giving a presentation, play one of our promotional videos to rally support for the CMC mission. 3. Collect Donations Designate a bin or collection area and start gathering items. 4. Drop Off When your drive is complete, bring your donations to CMC during our donation drop-off hours. Monday-Thursday: 8am-6pm Friday: 8am-noon Saturday: 8am-11am (Large donations preferably dropped off on weekdays.)Learn more here: https://cmc-cr.org/give/supply-drives/ Agency: Catherine McAuley Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 52403 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Land Care and Maintenance Volunteers Needed!Outdoor opportunity! As a land care and maintenance volunteer, you or your group will play an important role in carrying out Prairiewoods' sustainability mission on our 70-acre woodland and prairie property. Work varies by season and according to weather, but could include trail maintenance, gardening, invasive species removal, harvesting, plowing, mowing, woodworking, other specific conservation or building projects, etc. We have a variety of opportunities and projects to suit different skill-sets and interests. We also have Woodland Wednesdays that happen every Wednesday mornings from spring through fall and you'll be part of a team of volunteers that help out on the grounds during the morning and then served a delicious lunch afterwards. Interested? Contact Sandy Rosenberger at srosenberger@prairiewoods.org or call 319-395-6700 Ext. 216 to learn more. Agency: Prairiewoods Franciscan Spirituality Center Outdoor opportunity! As a land care and maintenance volunteer, you or your group will play an important role in carrying out Prairiewoods' sustainability mission on our 70-acre woodland and prairie property. Work varies by season and according to weather, but could include trail maintenance, gardening, invasive species removal, harvesting, plowing, mowing, woodworking, other specific conservation or building projects, etc. We have a variety of opportunities and projects to suit different skill-sets and interests. We also have Woodland Wednesdays that happen every Wednesday mornings from spring through fall and you'll be part of a team of volunteers that help out on the grounds during the morning and then served a delicious lunch afterwards. Interested? Contact Sandy Rosenberger at srosenberger@prairiewoods.org or call 319-395-6700 Ext. 216 to learn more. Agency: Prairiewoods Franciscan Spirituality Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 52233 Allow Groups: Yes |