Volunteers needed for Disaster Drill
Reliable volunteers are needed to role play “disaster victims” for a mock disaster drill on Saturday, May 10 from 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Missoula City/County emergency responders (sheriff and police departments, rural/local fire departments, health department and Missoula hospitals) will conduct the disaster drill at the Missoula International Airport. Jump on board this unique volunteer project and help emergency responders test their preparedness.
Contact Info:
To volunteer or for more information, contact Helen at Missoula Aging Services 728-7682.
Like to investigate?
Volunteers currently needed to assist local law enforcement with fingerprinting, taping or clerical duties. You choose the volunteering that fits your schedule and lifestyle when you Volunteer Guilt-Free with RSVP!
Contact Info:
Call 728-7682 for this or other opportunities.
Are you action oriented?
Train to be a Disaster Action Team Member and help respond at shelters to local emergencies, such as wildfires. You choose the volunteering that fits your schedule and lifestyle when you Volunteer Guilt-Free with RSVP!
Contact Info:
Call 728-7682 for this or other opportunities.
Pride yourself on problem solving?
Your skills in communications, scheduling and team building are needed. Train to be a Volunteer Coordinator or Project Manager and get in on the ground level of many of Missoula’s most exciting events. You choose the volunteering that fits your schedule and lifestyle when you Volunteer Guilt-Free with RSVP!
Contact Info:
Call 728-7682 for this or other opportunities.
Need a quick “do-good” fix?
Volunteering to make a difference doesn’t have to tie you down. We have plenty of short-term opportunities at fun and fulfilling events . . . from science fairs to film fests to fundraisers! You choose the volunteering that fits your schedule and lifestyle when you Volunteer Guilt-Free with RSVP.
Contact Info:
Call 728-7682 to find out more.
Medical Field Volunteer Positions
Partnership Health Center ensures that health care is provided to underserved populations in the region through a partnership of community resources. They offer physical exams, diagnosis, treatment, immunizations, women's health care, well child care, basic mental health, and follow up care. Discounted costs are based upon family income and size, with insurance not required. Volunteers assist in numerous ways; currently there is an urgent need for greeters.
Do you like gift shops? Community Medical Center Gift Shop has several openings. Help conduct sales and greet the public. Choose the time that fits your lifestyle--morning, afternoon and weekend shifts available. Other positions are also available. Volunteer benefits include snack or meal ticket when working a 4-hour shift once a week, gift shop and cafeteria discounts plus invitations to yearly award functions.
When St. Patrick Hospital's Broadway Building opened in 2002, the expansion created the need for more volunteers. Different positions are open, including volunteers for escorting services, information desks, surgical waiting areas and more.
Contact Info:
For details contact Helen at 728-7682.
Join the Colorful World of Public Relations!
Do you have experience, skills or an interest in helping with advertising, marketing, sales, scheduling presentations, coordinating displays, posting fliers or other promotional activities? Join a creative volunteer team working to benefit Missoula’s non-profit world through volunteerism. The Missoula Senior Service Corps is looking for people with a wide range of experience or interest in promotional activities. Help us promote volunteerism and its benefits for older adult residing in Missoula County.
Contact Info:
Call Vicky at 728-7682 for the details.
A Chance to Earn a Stipend While Volunteering!
Foster Grandparents help keep youth on track and focused on schoolwork, assist with special projects, read with youth and assist youth in managing behavior in order to remain in the classroom. They also serve as role models for youth by displaying positive behavior and by reinforcing appropriate social behavior. Foster Grandparent participants will provide comfort and reassurance to youth who are experiencing trauma in the lives, promote self-esteem and healthy attachment, and encourage conversation while listening to their concerns.
Contact Info:
To learn more about becoming a Foster Grandparent, contact Margaret, Vicky or Helen at 728-7682.
Meet visitors from around the world
The Historical Museum at Fort Missoula offers a beautiful and serene venue to volunteer. Have fun greeting tourists from around the world and providing general information about the Fort, the museum, Missoula and Montana. Morning and afternoon shifts available.
Contact Info:
Call Helen for details at 728-7862.
Neighbor-To-Neighbor Friendly Visitors Needed
Summer is a good time to become a Neighbor-To-Neighbor volunteer who makes visits to local seniors in their homes. Volunteers offer a unique peer relationship in a non-invasive way. Training and ongoing support provided for sharing ideas and suggestions for accessing local resources and services to assist seniors.
Contact Info:
Call Curtis at Missoula Aging Services, 728-7682.
Friendly Scheduler
Use your telephone and people skills to provide information to interested RSVP members regarding fun and unique short-term volunteer opportunities. Serve just 3 – 10 hours monthly from the comfort of your own home.
· Contact RSVP members
· Provide information on short-term events
· Schedule interested RSVP volunteers
· Report changes (such as addresses, phones, etc.)
Contact Info:
Contact Helen or Curtis at 728-7682 for more information.
Touch lives by delivering food
Join the ROOTS team, a program of the Missoula Food Bank, and you'll have a positive impact on seniors who may be homebound or without transportation. ROOTS drivers deliver boxed food just once or twice a month to seniors stretching their budgets. Typical monthly commitment is for three hours or less.
Contact Info:
For details call Helen at 728-7682.
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