Home/Various Volunteer Positions
Find Volunteer Opportunities Organization Age Tasks Contact 11+ Volunteers can go on outings, play Yahtzee and Scrabble, Cook, Dance, and talk w/ residents.Well behaved pets are always welcome as well! Ashley Dixon OnClayton.AVC@sunriseseniorliving.com 11+ Grades 6-12 Complete Application. Call: Keith Rawlings On-line Application 12+ Plan & implement group community service projects and/or start your own school club YouthCorps Clubs 12+ Childcare volunteer T/W/Th evenings 6:15PM - 7:45PM. Call: Carla Falasco 314.772.4535 13+ Obtain youth volunteer application @ Visit your local branch for youth volunteer opportunites WITS 14+ Teens who have an interest in fixing and repairing computers and installing software. train serious students in major repairs for laptops and rebuilding. Opportunities on saturdays and during summer Volunteer@witsinc.org 14+ Interact, play read assist young children w/games & art activities. Volunteers must be in good mental and physical health, must pass criminal records check, and attend short training session. Volunteer South,Call Sara 314.768.3898 sara@crisisnurserykids.org 14+ provide peer-to-peer support for teens. Candidates must submit written application, interview, and complete training program. Call: 314.963.7571 15+ solo Inspect, sort and box non-perishable food products and household items. Adults must accompany volunteers younger than high school age Contact: Lisa Vasnani The Lemp Neighborhood 15+ Interview and attend a board meeting & concert- Call: Mark Sarich, Artistic Director 16+ Ushers and/or Ushers Call: Katie Puglisi 314. 968.4288 kpuglisi@repstl.org . 16+ Train with the Lake Saint Louis firefighters-after passing requirements, allowed to respond to alarms and assist firefighters at emergency scenes Call: 636.561.9200 16+ solo Complete Call: Martin Rafanan 314.231.1515 X12 infor@gatewayhomeless.org 16+ Variety of tasks. Must attend orientation. No skills needed. On the job training.
for high school and middle school students
in the St Louis Metropolitan Area
How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment
before starting to improve the world
~Anne Frank
If your organization has volunteer opportunities for area youth(ages 12-17)
please contact us info@stlouisvolunteen.com
JOIN US @ OUR FIRST YOUTH AND FAMILY VOLUNTEER FAIR ON SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 2010
@ The Saint Louis Magic House from 1-4PM
We welcome your comments, suggestions, ideas and input. Thanks!
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Questions? Broken Link? Please contact:
Activity and Volunteer Coordinator
314.646.7600
Attend meetings
2nd Tues of month assist w/ community service projects
314.821.4042
keith@youthinactionstl.com
Contact: Drenda Underwood 314.516.2727 dunderwood@redcrossstl.org
any STL City branch. Application
requires 2 references from individuals
(not related) return completed application
to Branch and speak w/ Youth Services
Web Innovations & Technology Services
Missouri's largest non-profit recycler~Building communities through reuse, recycling and education recycler
Crisis Nursery North, call Danielle 314.953.8030 cnnvolunteer@crisisnurserykids.org
St. Charles /Wentzville call Mary Pat Smith 636.940.0748 or 636-887-3072 marypat@crisisnurserykids.org
programs@kuto.org
(8-14 w/adult)
LVasnani@ofsearch.org
Arts Center
Variety of positions from building repair, landscaping, office work. Training Provided.
contact@lemp-arts.com
Assistants with Kids Art Start-art activities-
with children that take place the first Saturday
each month--and WiseWrite, our playwriting festival for fifth-grade students
that takes place each spring. click below for more info on Rep
Art Start
Art Start &
WiseWrite Contact
Marsha Coplon 314. 968.7340 x 280
(8-15 w/ adult)
volunteer forms attend volunteer orientation. Clean, help in kitchen, sort papers & answer phones
info@stlouisvolunteen.com