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Kansas Children's Service League - Community Resource Library/Office Volunteer

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Rubber band and fill orders for child abuse prevention materials and mail fliers. Other various office tasks as needed.

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Thank you for your interest to get involved with Kansas Children's Service League! Our supporters play a critical role in helping us protect and promote the well-being of children. We have many volunteer needs both statewide and in specific communities.Please find an opportunity of interest, and click on the button below to apply. We will review your interest, skills and forward your application to the appropriate volunteer manager. For a list of KCSL volunteer program contacts, please scroll to the bottom of the page.

1800Children Call Line Volunteer

KCSL's 1-800-CHILDREN is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for parents, caregivers, professionals and youth. As a volunteer you will listen carefully, offer suggestions and refer callers to local resources. Scheduling is flexible based on volunteer's availability. Shifts are scheduled during daytime, evenings, late nights and weekends. A minimum of four hours per month is required. Must be at least 18 years old. Ideal skills and experience include: strong knowledge of and commitment to non-violent parenting practice, experience working with children, ablity to listen with genuine concern and to be even-tempered, strong verbal communication, and problem-solving skills. The volunteer will need to sort through callers' options in an honest, non-judgmental manner and be comfortable discussing controversial issues and handling intense emotion. Human services or child development background preferred and an understanding of family systems helpful.

"Done in a Day" Project Organizer/Coordinator

This volunteer will choose and manage a project of their choice that will help the families KCSL serves. The project could be a diaper/book/safety supply drive or a new parent welcome basket for example. A KCSL supervisor will be available to coordinate with volunteer on the needs of the families and program.

Hospitality Facilitator

The Hospitality Facilitator must be outgoing and able to speak to strangers in a polite and caring manner. They will assist parents during Parent Meetings or similar events. This includes signing guests in, directing people to meeting rooms and child care, finding chairs and serving food. Parent meetings are held monthly on a weekday typically 6:30-8 p.m. This will be a nine month position starting in August through the following May. Must be at least 16 years old.

Office Assistant

The Office Assistant volunteer will help with office responsibilities like filing, shredding and inventory. This individual will also assist with front desk tasks during lunch breaks. Knowledge of basic office equipment is preferred. Must be at least 16 years old. Hours include Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Fridays 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Teacher Aide

KCSL is looking for a volunteer Teacher Aide who is friendly, outgoing and enjoys being around young children. They will help support the teacher in a variety of ways in the classroom by preparing meals, setting tables, helping children wash hands and brush teeth. They will also prepare materials, put homework packets together, make copies or any other appropriate duties assigned by the teacher. This is a year-long opportunity starting in July and ending the following July and can be done Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. based on the availability of the volunteer. Open to high school students and adults.

Bilingual Family Time Sponsor

This volunteer will work with KCSL Healthy Families Kansas™ staff to choose a theme, activity, materials and meal for monthly Family Time events and to help facilitate these events. This volunteer would also assist in cooking the meal for the meeting, help with holding babies while parents eat, and help clean up after the event. Bilingual in English/Spanish preferred.

"Done in a Day" Project Organizer/Coordinator

This volunteer will choose and manage a project of their choice that will help the families KCSL serves. The project could be a diaper/book/safety supply drive or a new parent welcome basket for example. A KCSL supervisor will be available to coordinate with volunteer on the needs of the families and program.

Family Time Sponsor

This volunteer will work with our Healthy Families Kansas™ staff to choose a theme, activity, materials and meal for monthly Family Time events, and to help facilitate these fun meetings. This volunteer would also assist in cooking the meal for the meeting, help with holding babies while parents eat, and help clean up after the event. We have a need for up to three volunteers at each of these events.

Parent Mentor

Our Healthy Families Kansas™ program is looking for encouraging, supportive and patient individuals who are interested in serving as a positive role model and friend to other parents in need. This volunteer would support a Healthy Families Kansas™ parent by developing an ongoing, one-on-one relationship through planned activities together. Must be at least 21-years-old and commit to 6-8 hours monthly depending on compatibility of volunteer and parent's individual schedules.

Photographer

Once a month, the program holds a Family Time event which give our families the opportunity to get together, have a meal, socialize and participate in an educational activity. The volunteer photographer would take pictures during Family Time activities and also take family portraits. Must provide own camera.

One of our volunteer photographers Carin Barwick, owner of Livingston Portraits in Independence, shares why she volunteers at KCSL.

"I think every family deserves to have their lives and families documented," says Barwick. "However, photography can be very expensive! That's why I love the chance to volunteer to do family portraits and Santa Claus photos for KCSL's Healthy Families Kansas™ program. It's an actual chance to make someone's day a bit brighter, and that's worth it to me for sure!"

Cookie Baker/Sandwich Maker-CLDC or Family Time Events

This opportunity is great for a volunteer who enjoy cooking! We are looking for a volunteer who will use their joy of cooking/baking to provide a meal, snack or treat for meetings. The volunteer will work with the program manager to coordinate food items needed for events such as Family Time or Community Leadership and Development Council (CLDC) meetings. Events are usually monthly-- CLDC meetings are the third Thursday from noon to 1 p.m. and Family Time varies. General knowledge of safe food handling is required and must be at least 21 years old.

Family Time Event Coordinator/Meal Sponsor

The meal sponsor volunteer will work with Healthy Families Kansas™ staff to provide a meal for a Family Time event. For interest in planning an entire Family Time event, the event coordinator volunteer will work with Healthy Families staff to plan and facilitate the theme, activity, materials and meal for one or more Family Time events. These events take place bimonthly and there are daytime or evening opportunities. For group volunteer inquiries, we have a need for up to three volunteers at each event. Must be 21 years old or older.

Parent Café Event Assistant

This volunteer will work with Healthy Families Kansas™ staff to provide a meal, materials and assist in facilitating a guided table discussion with parents at a Parent Café event. At a Parent Café, parents focus on an educational topic such as Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), protective factors, child development and positive discipline. Volunteers are requested to assist three times per year on a weeknight for three hours each time. This includes event set-up and clean-up. Ability to approach parenting topics with open-mindedness and sensitivity and knowledge of trauma-informed care is helpful. Must be at least 21 years old.

Parent Mentor

Our Healthy Families Kansas™ program is looking for encouraging, supportive and patient individuals who are interested in serving as a positive role model and friend to other parents in need. This volunteer would support a Healthy Families Kansas™ parent by developing an ongoing, one-on-one relationship through planned activities together. Must be at least 21-years-old and commit to 6-8 hours monthly depending on compatibility of volunteer and parent's individual schedules.

"Done in a Day" Project Organizer/Coordinator

This volunteer will choose and manage a project of their choice that will help the families KCSL serves. The project could be a diaper/book/safety supply drive or a new parent welcome basket for example. A KCSL supervisor will be available to coordinate with volunteer on the needs of the families and program.

Hospitality Facilitator

The Hospitality Facilitator must be outgoing and able to speak to strangers in a polite and caring manner. They will assist parents during Parent Meetings or similar events. This includes signing guest in, directing to meeting rooms and child care, finding chairs and serving food.Parent meetings are held monthly on a weekday typically 6:30-8 p.m. This will be a nine month position starting in August through the following May. Must be at least 16 years old.

Office Assistant

The Office Assistant volunteer will help with office responsibilities like filing, shredding and inventory. This individual will also assist with front desk tasks during lunch breaks. Knowledge of basic office equipment is preferred. Must be at least 16 years old. Hours include Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Fridays 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Teacher Aide

KCSL is look for a volunteer Teacher Aide who is friendly, outgoing and enjoys being around young children. They will help support the teacher in a variety of ways in the classroom by preparing meals, setting tables, helping children wash hands and brush teeth. They will also help with prepare materials, put homework packets together, make copies or any other appropriate duties assigned by the teacher. This is a year-long opportunity from July to the following July and can be done any time Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. based on the availability of the volunteer. Open to high school students and adults.

Family Time Sponsor

This volunteer will work with Healthy Families Kansas™ staff to choose a theme, activity, materials and meal for monthly Family Time events and help facilitate these fun meetings. Tasks include assisting with the meal for the meeting, holding babies while parents eat and helping clean up after the event. These events take place every other month usually in the evening during the summer months and over lunch during the winter months. We have a need for up to three volunteers at each event. Must be at least 21 years old.

Child Care Provider

This child care volunteer will be responsible for overseeing activities for children ages 0-12. The volunteer will need to lead children through activities while parents attend a nearby meeting. Hours include one to two events per week during the day, evening or weekend. Volunteers will not be expected to commit to every event. Should have a strong desire to help kids learn, grow and have fun. Preferred traits include patience, kindness and calm authority.

"Done in a Day" Project Organizer/Coordinator

This volunteer will choose and manage a project of their choice that will help the families KCSL serves. The project could be a diaper/book/safety supply drive or a new parent welcome basket for example. A KCSL supervisor will be available to coordinate with volunteer on the needs of the families and program.

Facilities Support

This volunteer would assist with seasonal projects such as trimming bushes, staining porch furniture, and washing lower level windows. Other occasional projects could be available as need arises. This volunteer would be needed occasionally on half or full days that could be scheduled to fit the volunteer's availability. Must be 18 years of age or older, have basic landscaping, painting and/or carpentry skills and the ability to work independently.

Family Time Sponsor

This volunteer will work with our Healthy Families Kansas™ staff to choose a theme, activity, materials and meal for monthly Family Time events, and to help facilitate these fun meetings. This volunteer would also assist in cooking the meal for the meeting, help with holding babies while parents eat, and help clean up after the event. These events typically take place on the third Wednesday of every month, usually in the evening. We have a need for up to three volunteers at each of these events.

Healthy Families Kansas™ Family Night "Super Supper" Coordinator

This volunteer will meet with the Healthy Families Kansas™ staff supervisor to determine the dinner schedules and needs for the year. Duties would include to recruit/train/schedule Meal Team Leaders and ensure coordination of menus monthly. A one year commitment is expected. Schedule and time commitment will vary depending on program tasks; more time is needed at the beginning of a program year for planning. Must be at least 18 years old. Skills: ability to coordinate with several parties to plan and schedule for events; ability to assist in meal planning for large groups; attention to detail and ability to follow thru with implementation of plans.

Kitchen Help Volunteer

The Kitchen Help Volunteer will assist with plating meals and dessert and will also help clients to their tables with their food and beverages and assist with cleaning up kitchen and/or dining area after meal is served. The need is two hours typically on the third Wednesday of every month. Must have the ability to stand for up to two hours, and have great social skills.

High School Tutor

This volunteer will tutor students in our High School classrooms by working individually and in groups with students. This position requires an individual who is flexible, dependable, and truly enjoys working with at-risk youth. Must have the ability to tutor youth in grades 9-12 in Math, Science, Social Studies, and English and possess basic computer skills. Volunteer must also have developed communication skills and ability to model positive and appropriate behavior for our students. Volunteers needed any time Monday-Thursday 8:50 a.m.-12:20 p.m.

Parent Mentor

Our Healthy Families Kansas™ program is looking for encouraging, supportive and patient individuals who are interested in serving as a positive role model and friend to other parents in need. This volunteer would support a Healthy Families Kansas™ parent by developing an ongoing, one-on-one relationship through planned activities together. Must be at least 21-years-old and commit to 6-8 hours monthly depending on compatibility of volunteer and parent's individual schedules.

Photographer

Once a month, the program holds a Family Time event which give our families the opportunity to get together, have a meal, socialize and participate in an educational activity. The volunteer photographer would take pictures during Family Time activities and also take family portraits. Must provide own camera.

Child Care Volunteer

Provide structured activities (games, arts and crafts and imagination play) and snacks for children while parents attend classes or appointments. This volunteer will also help with diapering and toileting needs and clean up at the end of the visit. This opportunity varies in dates and times. Must be at least 18 years old to volunteer. The following skills are preferred: experience with children, knowledge of child development and ability to talk to parents.

Community Resource Library Assistant

Volunteers will help put together Child Abuse Prevention Materials that will be distributed to individuals and organizations across the state of Kansas. Various clerical duties will also be performed as needed. Must be at least 16 years of age. Data entry skills helpful but not required.

Families Connect Volunteer

This is a FAMILY OPPORTUNITY to volunteer during one of our special events by joining with one of our client families to enjoy an outing sponsored by KCSL. Volunteer families would serve as positive role models for parenting skills and communication, as well as coach parents and children to connect during an activity. Volunteer families would also model positive discipline techniques. Some examples of events include Pumpkin Patch, Zoo Day and/or an evening picnic. Families would enjoy activities together. Most events last two to four hours and generally scheduled three times a year. Good communication/listening skills, an easy-going attitude, good boundaries and ability to model strong, positive parenting skills are required. Must be at least 21 years old.

R.E.A.L. Distribution

KCSL is looking for a volunteer to help during the Resource Empowerment Advocacy Lifeline (R.E.A.L.) community distribution events. Duties would include setting up distribution table, package and place contact stickers on supplies as needed (diapers, wipes etc.), hand out supplies and answer questions about resources. Bi-lingual English/Spanish and knowledge of Wichita-area resources are helpful but not required. For minors under the age of 18 interested in this opportunity, you must be accompanied by parent/guardian. Distributions are held monthly at the follow locations:

College Hill United Methodist Church - 3rd Saturday of the month from 8:30 -11:30 a.m.

Hillside Christian Church, 8330 E. Douglas - 1st Thursdays of the month from 9-10:30 a.m. (arrive at 8:30 a.m.)

MAKE A DIFFERENCE AND HELP YOUR COMMUNITY TODAY. BE A KCSL VOLUNTEER!

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Thank you for your interest to get involved with Kansas Children's Service League! Our supporters play a critical role in helping us protect and promote the well-being of children. We have many volunteer needs both statewide and in specific communities.Please find an opportunity of interest, and click on the button below to apply.

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Work in warehouse, sorting out donations of clothing, household items and small furniture. Hang clothing.

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His Helping Hands is a community service ministry of Central Christian Church to help those living in the Wichita and Sedgwick County areas who are facing insufferable hardships, such as victims of natural disasters, families living below the poverty line, or those families considered to be "at risk."

HHH provides help to these families by distributing needed clothing, furniture, and other household items at no cost. By being the "Hands of Christ" in helping others, we show the love of Christ in a practical way, thus ministering both to the clients and the donors by helping people, help people.

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His Helping Hands is a community service ministry of Central Christian Church to help those living in the Wichita and Sedgwick County areas who are facing insufferable hardships, such as victims of natural disasters, families living below the poverty line, or those families considered to be "at risk."

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"To Be Defined"

Specific duties:
This position is not defined yet, because we haven't met you yet. To us, working with a volunteer is an organic process. It is a dance between knowing who you are, where your passion is, and what Trees for Life is currently doing. We will work with you to discern what your strengths are and areas where you can grow. It is a dance to see how your passion may fit into what Trees for Life is doing and also to see how you can go further—to things you haven't even imagined.

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Volunteering in Wichita, Kansas

Building Repair and Maintenance

Specific duties:
Work with other volunteers to repair and maintain a former school building, which now houses the Trees for Life International office. The building was constructed in 1938 and has been maintained in excellent condition. It needs preventive maintenance and upkeep, and occasional remodeling for current usage.

Minimum requirements:
Good hands-on work skills which may include light carpentry, plumbing, electrical, painting, and all-around general construction ability. Some experience with power tools helpful.

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Specific duties:
Design graphics and layout for presentations, newsletters, other publications, and web pages.

Minimum requirements:
Requires graphic art degree or similar work experience and ability. Also requires flexibility, ability to work as part of a team, and ability to give and take constructive criticism and make revisions.
Programs
PP 2013, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Soundbooth, InDesign, Bridge, Photography experience welcome

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Custodian

Specific duties:
Keep building in clean and orderly condition. Perform heavy cleaning duties, such as cleaning floors, shampooing carpets, washing windows and doors, and removing rubbish. Duties may include safety check of boiler, performing routine maintenance activities, notifying management of need for repairs, and cleaning snow or debris from sidewalk.

Minimum requirements:
In good physical condition. Some experience is helpful.

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"To Be Defined"

Specific duties:
This position is not defined yet, because we haven't met you yet. To us, working with a volunteer is an organic process. It is a dance between knowing who you are, where your passion is, and what Trees for Life is currently doing. We will work with you to discern what your strengths are and areas where you can grow. It is a dance to see how your passion may fit into what Trees for Life is doing and also to see how you can go further-to things you haven't even imagined.
Minimum requirements
Passion for service, desire to learn and grow, flexibility, ability to work as part of a team, knowledge of self, ability to give and take constructive criticism, sense of personal responsibility, willingness to try new things. Requirements are weighted as 5% Skills, 5% Ability to work with a team, and 90% Attitude.

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For more information, contact Jeffrey Faus at:

(316) 945-6929

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volunteer@treesforlife.org

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Specific duties: Work with other volunteers to repair and maintain a former school building, which now houses the Trees for Life International office. The building was constructed in 1938 and has been maintained in excellent condition. It needs preventive maintenance and upkeep, and occasional remodeling for current usage.

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Material Handling Assistant

Job Purpose: This adult volunteer position assists library staff in keeping the branch's collections in good condition by helping check the condition of materials, using lists to pull materials from the shelves, and the shifting of library collections.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Check condition of material

Unload library material from Automatic Material Handler (AMH) bins

Unpack delivery boxes

Find and pull materials from shelves (maintenance list, customer requests)

Work efficiently, making good use of time

Abide by all volunteer, library, and city policy and procedures

Hours: Monday-Friday, 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. or 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

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Job Purpose: This adult volunteer position assists library staff in keeping the branch's collections in good condition by helping check the condition of materials, using lists to pull materials from the shelves, and the shifting of library collections.
Duties and Responsibilities:

Check condition of material

Unload library material from Automatic Material Handler (AMH) bins

Unpack delivery boxes

Find and pull materials from shelves (maintenance list, customer requests)

Work efficiently, making good use of time

Abide by all volunteer, library, and city policy and procedures

Qualifications:

Age 16 or older

Ability to find materials on shelf with a list

Ability to work a regular schedule

Self-motivated and able to work with limited supervision

Enthusiastic attitude and willingness to learn new tasks

Professional demeanor

Hours: Monday-Friday, 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. or 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

Working Conditions: Must be able to work in a busy, active environment without distractions.

Physical Requirements: Must be able to stand, sit, bend, and kneel for long periods of time with reasonable accommodation. Must be able to push a cart weighing up to 250 pounds. Must be able to lift and move boxes weighing up to 50 pounds.

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Job Purpose: This adult volunteer position assists library staff in keeping the branch's collections in good condition by helping check the condition of materials, using lists to pull materials from the shelves, and the shifting of library collections.

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Exploration Place - Environmental Services Helper

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Exploration Place - Environmental Services Helper

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https://exploration.org/volunteer/

Help with cleaning plexi and glass, disinfecting surfaces, spot sweeping, and parking lot trash pick up

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Become a volunteer at Exploration Place in Wichita, Kansas and make science fun for everyone. Learn more.

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Exploration Place - General Office Assistant

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Exploration Place - General Office Assistant

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https://exploration.org/volunteer/

Responsibilities include; filing, answering phones, word processing, copying and organizing.  Individual must be dependable, self starter, general computer knowledge and have good organizational skills.  Only needed a couple hours once a week.

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Become a volunteer at Exploration Place in Wichita, Kansas and make science fun for everyone. Learn more.

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https://exploration.org/volunteer/

The volunteer will greet visitors who enter the museum, check membership cards and log the names and member number on the log sheet.  Volunteer must be friendly and outgoing.

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Become a volunteer at Exploration Place in Wichita, Kansas and make science fun for everyone. Learn more.

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Volunteer

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Volunteer activities will be based on the need of the day and could include tasks such as sorting or bagging produce, packing Food 4 Kids packets, packing senior boxes, sorting donations, etc.

Most volunteer activities require you to stand to perform the task.  If you need special accommodation, please call ahead.

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Volunteer Policies & Information

All volunteers must wear closed-toed shoes for safety precautions. Individuals wearing flip flops, sandals, or any shoes where toes are exposed will be unable to volunteer.

No outside food or drink allowed in the Volunteer Center.

Please park and enter thru the Sunderland Foundation Volunteer Center entrance on the south side of the parking lot (see picture above).

We have limited lockers for volunteers to keep valuables in.

COVID Precautions

At the present time we are only taking volunteers over the age of 18.

Volunteers must bring proof of vaccination for COVID 19 and are required to wear a face mask at all times while in the building.

Updated: 9/21/2021
Volunteer Sign-Up

All volunteer opportunities at the Kansas Food Bank require pre-registration so we can make sure we are ready to put you to work helping make a difference for our fellow Kansans in need. For more information about any of our volunteer opportunities please email: volunteer@kansasfoodbank.org or call (316) 265-3663.

Volunteer Terms of Service

Waiver of Liability
By volunteering at the Kansas Food Bank, you are assuming all risk of injury associated with your volunteer participation on the premises of the Food Bank or Food Bank activities conducted off-site. You are not considered an employee of the Food Bank and are not, therefore, covered by the Food Bank's workers' compensation insurance. By volunteering, you also release the Food Bank and its representatives, sponsors, and supervisors from any and all claims, causes of action, and liability arising from or relating to your activities as a volunteer. You agree to comply with all posted safety instructions and follow the directions provided by Food Bank staff and assigned supervisors. Firearms and weapons are not permitted on Food Bank premises.

Photo/Video Release
By entering our premise, you agree that the Food Bank and its representatives may take photographs, videos, and other images of you, and you consent to the Food Bank's use of the photographs, videos, and other images taken or produced. The Food Bank may use those items in fundraising, for marketing and promotional purposes, and in electronic media for an unlimited time period, and you will not be entitled to receive any compensation, payment, royalty or other remuneration from the Food Bank.

All volunteer information is kept confidential, and will not be shared or sold to third parties, pursuant to our Privacy Policy.

You may choose not to receive email communications by contacting us directly at info@kansasfoodbank.org. Upon receipt and processing of an "opt out" request, Kansas Food Bank will, within its commercially reasonable amount of time, remove your information from any future marketing communications.

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All volunteers must wear closed-toed shoes for safety precautions. Individuals wearing flip flops, sandals, or any shoes where toes are exposed will be unable to volunteer. No outside food or drink allowed in the Volunteer Center. Please park and enter thru the Sunderland Foundation Volunteer Center entrance on the south side of the parking lot (see picture above).

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The Center of Hope has a very limited number of staff and relies heavily on volunteers to fulfill our mission of serving the poor. Volunteers help with completing intake forms for those seeking assistance, work in the food pantry, answer telephones, assist in certain office functions, maintain the building and grounds,and help with special events and fundraising efforts

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Volunteers

The Center of Hope has a very limited number of staff and relies heavily on volunteers to fulfill our mission of serving the poor. Volunteers help with completing intake forms for those seeking assistance, work in the food pantry, answer telephones, assist in certain office functions, maintain the building and grounds,and help with special events and fundraising efforts.

Most of our volunteers have been with us for many years as they find great rewards in serving the needy. Our volunteers are a very special blessing from the Lord and we simply could not operate without them.

If you are interested in serving as a volunteer, please complete the Volunteer Application

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Volunteers The Center of Hope has a very limited number of staff and relies heavily on volunteers to fulfill our mission of serving the poor. Volunteers help with completing intake forms for those seeking assistance, work in the food pantry, answer telephones, assist in certain office functions, maintain the building and grounds,and help with special events and fundraising efforts.

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Open Door Ministries - Front Desk Receptionist

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Open Door Ministries - Front Desk Receptionist

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Greet and welcome clients coming to the Community Food Ministry for assistance. Will furnish applications to clients and do a cursory check of required information. Interact with Intake Workers and File Room Workers.

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Become a Giving Hope Society donor helps Open Door remain strong and healthy. The Giving Hope Society is a group of dedicated annual donors who join to support the mission of Open Door by making an unrestricted contribution starting at the Hope level of $1,000.

A current gift is a monetary contribution to Open Door made by check, credit card, cash, transfer of an appreciated asset such as stocks or bonds or a charitable distribution from an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). Current gifts are typically made to support the more immediate needs of Open Door. For example, general operating support to cover staff salaries, facility utility expenses and supplies or for program-specific needs, such as to purchase food for distribution by the Food Ministry, or to purchase detergent for the laundering of client clothing at the Homeless Resource Center.

Current gifts may be restricted to a specific purpose or program by the donor or left unrestricted for use by Open Door where most needed. Unrestricted gifts, as the name implies, are not restricted for a specific use by Open Door; however, they may only be used to support the charitable mission of Open Door.

As with many not-for-profit charities, our preference is to receive unrestricted current gifts as they provide our management team and Board of Directors the greatest amount of flexibility to address the most pressing needs at the time. However, we understand that as a donor you may have an affinity to a specific program or need. Whether your gift is unrestricted or restricted, rest assured we appreciate your support and will use it for its intended purpose.

If you are considering making a current gift, via an appreciated asset (e.g. stocks or bonds), please contact our Development Director Nicole Dibben in advance to discuss.

We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover Card as well as personal and business checks and money orders. Credit card gifts, as well as personal checking drafts and business bank drafts, may be made online through our secure payment portal. Just click on the Donate Now button on any page of our website, and you will be directed to our secured payment site, hosted by Sage Payment Solutions.

If you prefer, you may send your check or money order by U.S. Mail. Please make your check or money order payable to Open Door and mail to PO BOX 2756, Wichita, KS 67201-2756.

For your protection, please do not send cash (coins and bills) through the mail. Cash (coin and bills) donations may be hand delivered to our street address listed at the bottom of this page. Please note, we do not accept foreign currency.

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Become a Giving Hope Society donor helps Open Door remain strong and healthy. The Giving Hope Society is a group of dedicated annual donors who join to support the mission of Open Door by making an unrestricted contribution starting at the Hope level of $1,000.

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Open Door Ministries - Sort Food Donations

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Open Door Ministries - Sort Food Donations

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Groups can sort food donated for client families. No weekends. Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes

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Become a Giving Hope Society donor helps Open Door remain strong and healthy. The Giving Hope Society is a group of dedicated annual donors who join to support the mission of Open Door by making an unrestricted contribution starting at the Hope level of $1,000.

A current gift is a monetary contribution to Open Door made by check, credit card, cash, transfer of an appreciated asset such as stocks or bonds or a charitable distribution from an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). Current gifts are typically made to support the more immediate needs of Open Door. For example, general operating support to cover staff salaries, facility utility expenses and supplies or for program-specific needs, such as to purchase food for distribution by the Food Ministry, or to purchase detergent for the laundering of client clothing at the Homeless Resource Center.

Current gifts may be restricted to a specific purpose or program by the donor or left unrestricted for use by Open Door where most needed. Unrestricted gifts, as the name implies, are not restricted for a specific use by Open Door; however, they may only be used to support the charitable mission of Open Door.

As with many not-for-profit charities, our preference is to receive unrestricted current gifts as they provide our management team and Board of Directors the greatest amount of flexibility to address the most pressing needs at the time. However, we understand that as a donor you may have an affinity to a specific program or need. Whether your gift is unrestricted or restricted, rest assured we appreciate your support and will use it for its intended purpose.

If you are considering making a current gift, via an appreciated asset (e.g. stocks or bonds), please contact our Development Director Nicole Dibben in advance to discuss.

We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover Card as well as personal and business checks and money orders. Credit card gifts, as well as personal checking drafts and business bank drafts, may be made online through our secure payment portal. Just click on the Donate Now button on any page of our website, and you will be directed to our secured payment site, hosted by Sage Payment Solutions.

If you prefer, you may send your check or money order by U.S. Mail. Please make your check or money order payable to Open Door and mail to PO BOX 2756, Wichita, KS 67201-2756.

For your protection, please do not send cash (coins and bills) through the mail. Cash (coin and bills) donations may be hand delivered to our street address listed at the bottom of this page. Please note, we do not accept foreign currency.

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Become a Giving Hope Society donor helps Open Door remain strong and healthy. The Giving Hope Society is a group of dedicated annual donors who join to support the mission of Open Door by making an unrestricted contribution starting at the Hope level of $1,000.

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Open Door Ministries - Telephone Receptionist

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Open Door Ministries - Telephone Receptionist

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Volunteers will answer telephones, provide callers with information about agency programs documentation and eligibility requirements for the Community Food Ministry program. Computer knowledge helpful but not mandatory.

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Become a Giving Hope Society donor helps Open Door remain strong and healthy. The Giving Hope Society is a group of dedicated annual donors who join to support the mission of Open Door by making an unrestricted contribution starting at the Hope level of $1,000.

A current gift is a monetary contribution to Open Door made by check, credit card, cash, transfer of an appreciated asset such as stocks or bonds or a charitable distribution from an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). Current gifts are typically made to support the more immediate needs of Open Door. For example, general operating support to cover staff salaries, facility utility expenses and supplies or for program-specific needs, such as to purchase food for distribution by the Food Ministry, or to purchase detergent for the laundering of client clothing at the Homeless Resource Center.

Current gifts may be restricted to a specific purpose or program by the donor or left unrestricted for use by Open Door where most needed. Unrestricted gifts, as the name implies, are not restricted for a specific use by Open Door; however, they may only be used to support the charitable mission of Open Door.

As with many not-for-profit charities, our preference is to receive unrestricted current gifts as they provide our management team and Board of Directors the greatest amount of flexibility to address the most pressing needs at the time. However, we understand that as a donor you may have an affinity to a specific program or need. Whether your gift is unrestricted or restricted, rest assured we appreciate your support and will use it for its intended purpose.

If you are considering making a current gift, via an appreciated asset (e.g. stocks or bonds), please contact our Development Director Nicole Dibben in advance to discuss.

We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover Card as well as personal and business checks and money orders. Credit card gifts, as well as personal checking drafts and business bank drafts, may be made online through our secure payment portal. Just click on the Donate Now button on any page of our website, and you will be directed to our secured payment site, hosted by Sage Payment Solutions.

If you prefer, you may send your check or money order by U.S. Mail. Please make your check or money order payable to Open Door and mail to PO BOX 2756, Wichita, KS 67201-2756.

For your protection, please do not send cash (coins and bills) through the mail. Cash (coin and bills) donations may be hand delivered to our street address listed at the bottom of this page. Please note, we do not accept foreign currency.

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Interview low-income people applying for assistance at the Community Food Ministry. Candidates for this position need to be comfortable working with people from a wide variety of backgrounds. They must be flexible and compassionate but also assertive. This is an excellent training opportunity for a student majoring in sociology, psychology, social work or similar discipline. Minimum age is 20.

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Become a Giving Hope Society donor helps Open Door remain strong and healthy. The Giving Hope Society is a group of dedicated annual donors who join to support the mission of Open Door by making an unrestricted contribution starting at the Hope level of $1,000.

A current gift is a monetary contribution to Open Door made by check, credit card, cash, transfer of an appreciated asset such as stocks or bonds or a charitable distribution from an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). Current gifts are typically made to support the more immediate needs of Open Door. For example, general operating support to cover staff salaries, facility utility expenses and supplies or for program-specific needs, such as to purchase food for distribution by the Food Ministry, or to purchase detergent for the laundering of client clothing at the Homeless Resource Center.

Current gifts may be restricted to a specific purpose or program by the donor or left unrestricted for use by Open Door where most needed. Unrestricted gifts, as the name implies, are not restricted for a specific use by Open Door; however, they may only be used to support the charitable mission of Open Door.

As with many not-for-profit charities, our preference is to receive unrestricted current gifts as they provide our management team and Board of Directors the greatest amount of flexibility to address the most pressing needs at the time. However, we understand that as a donor you may have an affinity to a specific program or need. Whether your gift is unrestricted or restricted, rest assured we appreciate your support and will use it for its intended purpose.

If you are considering making a current gift, via an appreciated asset (e.g. stocks or bonds), please contact our Development Director Nicole Dibben in advance to discuss.

We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover Card as well as personal and business checks and money orders. Credit card gifts, as well as personal checking drafts and business bank drafts, may be made online through our secure payment portal. Just click on the Donate Now button on any page of our website, and you will be directed to our secured payment site, hosted by Sage Payment Solutions.

If you prefer, you may send your check or money order by U.S. Mail. Please make your check or money order payable to Open Door and mail to PO BOX 2756, Wichita, KS 67201-2756.

For your protection, please do not send cash (coins and bills) through the mail. Cash (coin and bills) donations may be hand delivered to our street address listed at the bottom of this page. Please note, we do not accept foreign currency.

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Open Door Ministries - Assemble Food Boxes

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Open Door Ministries - Assemble Food Boxes

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We are blessed to receive an abundance of food for our neighbors in need. Assemble food boxes.
Close-toed shoes only, please.
United Methodist Open Door--Community Food Ministry is cleaning vigilantly to keep everyone safe.

Time
Morning Shift-8:45 am - 12 pm or Afternoon Shift 12:45 pm - 4 pm

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Become a Giving Hope Society donor helps Open Door remain strong and healthy. The Giving Hope Society is a group of dedicated annual donors who join to support the mission of Open Door by making an unrestricted contribution starting at the Hope level of $1,000.

A current gift is a monetary contribution to Open Door made by check, credit card, cash, transfer of an appreciated asset such as stocks or bonds or a charitable distribution from an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). Current gifts are typically made to support the more immediate needs of Open Door. For example, general operating support to cover staff salaries, facility utility expenses and supplies or for program-specific needs, such as to purchase food for distribution by the Food Ministry, or to purchase detergent for the laundering of client clothing at the Homeless Resource Center.

Current gifts may be restricted to a specific purpose or program by the donor or left unrestricted for use by Open Door where most needed. Unrestricted gifts, as the name implies, are not restricted for a specific use by Open Door; however, they may only be used to support the charitable mission of Open Door.

As with many not-for-profit charities, our preference is to receive unrestricted current gifts as they provide our management team and Board of Directors the greatest amount of flexibility to address the most pressing needs at the time. However, we understand that as a donor you may have an affinity to a specific program or need. Whether your gift is unrestricted or restricted, rest assured we appreciate your support and will use it for its intended purpose.

If you are considering making a current gift, via an appreciated asset (e.g. stocks or bonds), please contact our Development Director Nicole Dibben in advance to discuss.

We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover Card as well as personal and business checks and money orders. Credit card gifts, as well as personal checking drafts and business bank drafts, may be made online through our secure payment portal. Just click on the Donate Now button on any page of our website, and you will be directed to our secured payment site, hosted by Sage Payment Solutions.

If you prefer, you may send your check or money order by U.S. Mail. Please make your check or money order payable to Open Door and mail to PO BOX 2756, Wichita, KS 67201-2756.

For your protection, please do not send cash (coins and bills) through the mail. Cash (coin and bills) donations may be hand delivered to our street address listed at the bottom of this page. Please note, we do not accept foreign currency.

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Retrieve and re-file files as clients are being served at the Community Food Ministry, perform routine clerical tasks. File room worker must be able to be on their feet during most of their shift and be able to bend and stoop to reach files.

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Become a Giving Hope Society donor helps Open Door remain strong and healthy. The Giving Hope Society is a group of dedicated annual donors who join to support the mission of Open Door by making an unrestricted contribution starting at the Hope level of $1,000.

A current gift is a monetary contribution to Open Door made by check, credit card, cash, transfer of an appreciated asset such as stocks or bonds or a charitable distribution from an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). Current gifts are typically made to support the more immediate needs of Open Door. For example, general operating support to cover staff salaries, facility utility expenses and supplies or for program-specific needs, such as to purchase food for distribution by the Food Ministry, or to purchase detergent for the laundering of client clothing at the Homeless Resource Center.

Current gifts may be restricted to a specific purpose or program by the donor or left unrestricted for use by Open Door where most needed. Unrestricted gifts, as the name implies, are not restricted for a specific use by Open Door; however, they may only be used to support the charitable mission of Open Door.

As with many not-for-profit charities, our preference is to receive unrestricted current gifts as they provide our management team and Board of Directors the greatest amount of flexibility to address the most pressing needs at the time. However, we understand that as a donor you may have an affinity to a specific program or need. Whether your gift is unrestricted or restricted, rest assured we appreciate your support and will use it for its intended purpose.

If you are considering making a current gift, via an appreciated asset (e.g. stocks or bonds), please contact our Development Director Nicole Dibben in advance to discuss.

We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover Card as well as personal and business checks and money orders. Credit card gifts, as well as personal checking drafts and business bank drafts, may be made online through our secure payment portal. Just click on the Donate Now button on any page of our website, and you will be directed to our secured payment site, hosted by Sage Payment Solutions.

If you prefer, you may send your check or money order by U.S. Mail. Please make your check or money order payable to Open Door and mail to PO BOX 2756, Wichita, KS 67201-2756.

For your protection, please do not send cash (coins and bills) through the mail. Cash (coin and bills) donations may be hand delivered to our street address listed at the bottom of this page. Please note, we do not accept foreign currency.

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The Kansas Aviation Museum gift shop offers volunteer opportunities during the week. We provide training and materials to ensure that you will have a successful and enjoyable volunteer experience.

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Join the Fun - And Help Out a Good Cause

Whether you've devoted your life to aviation, are fascinated by history, intrigued by building restoration or just like to meet new people, we've got a worthwhile project that could use your help.

The Kansas Aviation Museum offers many volunteer opportunities to accommodate both weekday and weekend schedules. We provide training and materials to ensure that you will have a successful and enjoyable volunteer experience.

Here are some of the volunteer opportunities we offer-

Tour guide

Historic aircraft restoration

Building restoration

Gift Shop Attendant

Office/Clerical

Landscaping

Building/Yard Maintenance

We're a great place to volunteer. We recognize the selfless efforts of our dedicated volunteers throughout the year. We say "Thank you!" to all the wonderful people who make this museum go and grow: our volunteers.

If you're interested, please complete our volunteer form and let us know how you'd like to help.

The volunteers regularly meet Wednesday mornings at 10 am. Anyone interested in volunteering is invited to attend a meeting and talk to volunteers and staff.

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Join the Fun - And Help Out a Good Cause Whether you've devoted your life to aviation, are fascinated by history, intrigued by building restoration or just like to meet new people, we've got a worthwhile project that could use your help. The Kansas Aviation Museum offers many volunteer opportunities to accommodate both weekday and weekend schedules.

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Catalog, identify and file books, periodicals, papers, pictures, etc. Retired adults encouraged to apply.

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Join the Fun - And Help Out a Good Cause

Whether you've devoted your life to aviation, are fascinated by history, intrigued by building restoration or just like to meet new people, we've got a worthwhile project that could use your help.

The Kansas Aviation Museum offers many volunteer opportunities to accommodate both weekday and weekend schedules. We provide training and materials to ensure that you will have a successful and enjoyable volunteer experience.

Here are some of the volunteer opportunities we offer-

Tour guide

Historic aircraft restoration

Building restoration

Gift Shop Attendant

Office/Clerical

Landscaping

Building/Yard Maintenance

We're a great place to volunteer. We recognize the selfless efforts of our dedicated volunteers throughout the year. We say "Thank you!" to all the wonderful people who make this museum go and grow: our volunteers.

If you're interested, please complete our volunteer form and let us know how you'd like to help.

The volunteers regularly meet Wednesday mornings at 10 am. Anyone interested in volunteering is invited to attend a meeting and talk to volunteers and staff.

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The Kansas Aviation Museum office offers volunteer opportunities during the week. We provide training and materials to ensure that you will have a successful and enjoyable volunteer experience.

Our office and education departments are managed by a few with the responsibilities of many. We are in need of individuals who enjoy doing clerical duties such as data entry, copy and scanning, and filing. Our education department may have need for some of the same type of work as well as prepping items for a school tour or child actives.

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Join the Fun - And Help Out a Good Cause

Whether you've devoted your life to aviation, are fascinated by history, intrigued by building restoration or just like to meet new people, we've got a worthwhile project that could use your help.

The Kansas Aviation Museum offers many volunteer opportunities to accommodate both weekday and weekend schedules. We provide training and materials to ensure that you will have a successful and enjoyable volunteer experience.

Here are some of the volunteer opportunities we offer-

Tour guide

Historic aircraft restoration

Building restoration

Gift Shop Attendant

Office/Clerical

Landscaping

Building/Yard Maintenance

We're a great place to volunteer. We recognize the selfless efforts of our dedicated volunteers throughout the year. We say "Thank you!" to all the wonderful people who make this museum go and grow: our volunteers.

If you're interested, please complete our volunteer form and let us know how you'd like to help.

The volunteers regularly meet Wednesday mornings at 10 am. Anyone interested in volunteering is invited to attend a meeting and talk to volunteers and staff.

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Help with light office work including but not limited to filing, copying, data entry, packet assembly, and mailings on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays; flexible hours.

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Junior Achievement of Kansas provides volunteers with training that is simple and relatable; programs that are engaging and fun; and a classroom full of eager kids ready to learn from you!

As a Junior Achievement volunteer, you will inspire kids to achieve a more fulfilling career and life by contributing your professional insights and personal experiences to the programs you teach.

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Junior Achievement of Kansas provides volunteers with training that is simple and relatable; programs that are engaging and fun; and a classroom full of eager kids ready to learn from you! As a Junior Achievement volunteer, you will inspire kids to achieve a more fulfilling career and life by contributing your professional insights and personal experiences to the programs you teach.

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Assist the medical records staff with filing, pulling charts, updating charts, archiving records, etc. Must be able to stand, lift up to 25 pounds, know basic filing system, adhere to strict confidentiality policy.

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Assist the medical records staff with filing, pulling charts, updating charts, archiving records, etc. Must be able to stand, lift up to 25 pounds, know basic filing system, adhere to strict confidentiality policy.

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Assist the medical records staff with filing, pulling charts, updating charts, archiving records, etc. Must be able to stand, lift up to 25 pounds, know basic filing system, adhere to strict confidentiality policy.

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Medical Service Bureau is always in need of administrative/clerical and reception help. Tasks may include filing, copying, faxing, and other clerical duties such as database input, shredding, or answering the phone.

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Help Medical Service Bureau assess our outcomes for agency services. Contact and interview clients by phone to determine if outcomes were met according to agency expectations. A template and instructions are provided.

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United Way Read to Succeed partners with Wichita Public Schools to pair volunteer reading coaches with students who are struggling with their reading skills. Coaches meet weekly with a second or third grade student for 30 minutes at their school to listen to them read and provide intervention tactics. Everyone (men and women) is welcome to volunteer. No financial gift is needed to participate. Free training is provided.

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The Women United® Read to Succeed initiative focuses on helping children read at grade level by the end of third grade. Through a partnership with USD 259 - Wichita Public Schools, volunteer reading coaches are matched with at-risk students at local elementary schools. Coaches meet weekly with a student for 30 minutes to listen to them read and provide intervention tactics to help them improve their reading skills. This simple act helps them stay on track in school and life.

Because of the success of the program, we're testing Read to Succeed in second grade at Gardiner, Franklin and Minneha elementary schools. Our hope is to provide intervention tactics earlier and prevent students from falling further behind.

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The Women United® Read to Succeed initiative focuses on helping children read at grade level by the end of third grade. Through a partnership with USD 259 - Wichita Public Schools, volunteer reading coaches are matched with at-risk students at local elementary schools.

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Help ensure Veterans make it to vital medical appointments. Volunteers assist VA medical team to make reminder calls and send out reminder notifications. We will provide all the training needed, you just need a friendly voice and a willingness to help others.

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VA Wichita Healthcare System depends on the goodwill of our supporters. You can make a difference when you help us serve our Veterans.

Become a volunteer

Robert J. Dole VA Health care depends on the goodwill of donors and volunteers who want to give something back to America's heroes. Volunteers provide much-needed help throughout the health care system and make patients' experiences more enjoyable. Many different volunteer opportunities are available, and each volunteer's talents are closely matched with one of our assignments.

To inquire about volunteer opportunities, contact Shawn Hinkle or Thomas Britton at 316-685-2221 ,ext. 57937.

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VA Hospital - Assist with Magazine/Book Cart

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VA Hospital - Assist with Magazine/Book Cart

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Brighten a Veteran's Day! The Dole VA is in need of Volunteers willing to take magazines, books and other hospitality items to patient waiting rooms and areas around the hospital.  Come in as little as twice a month for an hour or two and make a big difference. Volunteers bring reading materials, like newspapers, magazines, and books to patients to make their hospital stay as pleasant as possible.

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VA Wichita Healthcare System depends on the goodwill of our supporters. You can make a difference when you help us serve our Veterans.

Become a volunteer

Robert J. Dole VA Health care depends on the goodwill of donors and volunteers who want to give something back to America's heroes. Volunteers provide much-needed help throughout the health care system and make patients' experiences more enjoyable. Many different volunteer opportunities are available, and each volunteer's talents are closely matched with one of our assignments.

To inquire about volunteer opportunities, contact Shawn Hinkle or Thomas Britton at 316-685-2221 ,ext. 57937.

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Helpful volunteers staff the hospital to provide assistance to Veterans, families, visitors and arriving patients. Volunteers also provide escort services as needed, and offer directions to hospital visitors. Transport wheelchair patients and guest to and from wards, clinics, the lab and other parts of the medical facility. Deliver specimens, RX and supplies ect. Acting as a concierge (Escort Services).

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VA Wichita Healthcare System depends on the goodwill of our supporters. You can make a difference when you help us serve our Veterans.

Become a volunteer

Robert J. Dole VA Health care depends on the goodwill of donors and volunteers who want to give something back to America's heroes. Volunteers provide much-needed help throughout the health care system and make patients' experiences more enjoyable. Many different volunteer opportunities are available, and each volunteer's talents are closely matched with one of our assignments.

To inquire about volunteer opportunities, contact Shawn Hinkle or Thomas Britton at 316-685-2221 ,ext. 57937.

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VA Wichita Healthcare System depends on the goodwill of our supporters. You can make a difference when you help us serve our Veterans. Robert J. Dole VA Health care depends on the goodwill of donors and volunteers who want to give something back to America's heroes.

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Clerical and customer service assistance for HR to include filing, typing, copying, faxing, assisting customers, greeting visitors, and assisting HR staff other staff within the medical center. TH-F 8am-12pm or 12pm-4pm

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VA Wichita Healthcare System depends on the goodwill of our supporters. You can make a difference when you help us serve our Veterans.

Become a volunteer

Robert J. Dole VA Health care depends on the goodwill of donors and volunteers who want to give something back to America's heroes. Volunteers provide much-needed help throughout the health care system and make patients' experiences more enjoyable. Many different volunteer opportunities are available, and each volunteer's talents are closely matched with one of our assignments.

To inquire about volunteer opportunities, contact Shawn Hinkle or Thomas Britton at 316-685-2221 ,ext. 57937.

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Kansas Humane Society - Customer Service

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Kansas Humane Society - Customer Service

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Assist our staff in adoptions, admissions and the retail store by providing friendly, efficient customer service to all members of the public.

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Kansas Humane Society was founded in 1888 and is one of the oldest non-profit organizations in the Wichita area. We take in nearly 16,000 animals every year. Community support is essential as we receive no funds from the city, county, state or United Way and have no affiliation with the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS). We depend almost entirely on private contributions and adoption fees to fulfill our mission.

Volunteers make a tremendous difference for our organization and the animals we serve. Currently nearly 1,500 volunteers are involved in programs at the Kansas Humane Society and contribute an average of 80,000 volunteer hours annually. Volunteers help in all of our programs throughout the year and tasks range from socializing animals to working with potential adopters. Together, we're creating a more humane community for all companion animals.

Volunteer Requirements

Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age with valid photo ID to volunteer on their own. Minors 9-15 are welcome to volunteer, but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. For other minor opportunities, please check out our youth education page.

Volunteers are required to commit to a minimum of 2 visits per month for a 3, 6 or 12 month term.

Volunteers must be able to read and comprehend detailed policy and protocol information as well as being able to remember and follow shelter rules.

Volunteers must be able to understand and fulfill all responsibilities of their role independently.

Becoming a Volunteer

1) Submit a volunteer application
A separate application must be submitted for each minor and adult volunteer.

2) Complete Online Orientation
Login through your BetterImpact account to complete online orientation.

3) Complete a mentored volunteer session with our volunteer department
A one-time program fee of $20 is due at this time (not required for minors 15 & under or Foster Only Volunteers). This fee helps us offset the cost of running the volunteer department, including volunteer t-shirts and access key cards.

Volunteer Opportunities

We have numerous volunteer opportunities both in-shelter and from home. Below are some of our most popular areas. A more complete list of our volunteer positions and descriptions is in the volunteer application.

Animal Interactions - Help our animals stay healthy and happy with dog walking, cat socializing, animal enrichment and training, personality testing, assisting in the spay/neuter clinic, taking animal photos for the website, transporting animals and more!

Customer Service - Assist our staff in adoptions, admissions and the retail store by providing friendly, efficient customer service to all members of the public.

Foster Parent - Help animals that may be unprepared to be placed for adoption. Participants in the program help raise the standard of health in animals available for adoption, ensure that all puppies and kittens have reached the proper level of maturity before being placed for adoption and increase the adoptability of animals by determining their behavioral traits and prior training. This helps us save more animal lives by providing essential care for pets prior to adoption and increasing adoption rates. Find out more about becoming a foster parent here!

Housekeeping & Clerical Support - Volunteers are essential to assisting staff with general housekeeping and clerical duties. This helps us save more animal lives by focusing limited staff resources. Opportunities may include: cleaning windows and floors, assisting with laundry and dishes, stocking areas with bedding, toys and dishes, and providing clerical support by assisting with various mailings and filings.

Special Events & Pet Showcasing - Be a part of the overall effort it takes to have a special event on- or off-site. Examples include Woofstock, Pet Independence Days, Santa Paws and other fundraising events that occur throughout the year. Assist with on-site events or by taking KHS pets to pre-determined locations, events and nursing homes for extra exposure to increase their chances of adoption. This helps us save more animal lives by increasing adoptions, community awareness and by assisting raise critical funds for KHS programs.

Youth Education - Assist the Youth Educator with educational programs for preschoolers to teenagers. Humane education programs play a critical role in promoting the welfare of animals in our community. We offer programs geared toward developing and expressing attitudes of compassion, kindness and respect for all living things. This helps us save more animal lives by teaching tomorrow's leaders the importance of responsible pet care.

Dog's Day Out

Our Dog's Day Out program allows you to take a dog out of the shelter for outings in the community. Outings can include a hike, a car ride to get a pup cup, and visits to dog friendly stores and locations in Wichita. Participants do not have to commit to a minimum number of outings or undergo the detailed training that in-shelter volunteers are required to take. Participants must be at least 18 years old.

Dog's Day Out FAQs

Why is Dog's Day Out important?
Dog's Day Out gives our dogs a "break" from the stress of the shelter. This can reduce their stress levels which promotes better behaviors to help them get adopted. Dog's Day Out also helps us learn about their behavior and personality to help us find them homes faster.

How long can I take a dog out of the shelter?
Outings are scheduled for 4 hours, but you do not need to take the full time. Just let us know your plan when you schedule a Dog's Day Out appointment.
What can I do on a Dog's Day Out trip?

Go on a hike

Play fetch in the back yard

Visit dog friendly stores around Wichita

Hang out with friends and meet new people

What can I NOT do with a dog?

Go to a dog park

Interact with other pets in the home

Permanently keep the dog or give the dog away to someone

Which dogs are eligible for Dog's Day Out?
Adult dogs (ages 6 months and over) that are available for adoption at KHS.

To get started, fill out the Dog's Day Out application HERE.

Court Appointed Community Service

All requested community service positions will be considered on a case by case basis. KHS at any time may deny or terminate an applicant's or volunteer's service for any or no reason.

Requirements

Must be 18 years or older

Must need to complete at least 25 hours of community service in a reasonable amount of time (including time for training prior to volunteering)

Must be able to provide a valid government issued ID

Must be able to provide supervising officer's or department's contact information

Can have no history of violent or fraudulent crimes

To get started, fill out the Community Service application HERE.

FAQs

Can I get volunteer credit for my school by volunteering at the Kansas Humane Society?
If your school has a program, we can sign off on the appropriate documentation provided by the volunteer after the community service has been completed. Please note that you are still required to commit to volunteering for 2 visits per month for a 3, 6, 12 month term and that all minors must be accompanied by an adult at all times. For other minor opportunities, please check out our youth education page.

I just filled out the volunteer application. How long before I can start volunteering?
You can expect to be hands on with the animals within 2 weeks after filling out the application.
Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the Kansas Humane Society to help make a difference in the lives of our animals. If you have any additional questions about our program, please contact our volunteer department at 316-524-9196 or send us an This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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KHS Volunteers | Kansas Humane Society | Animal Shelter

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Kansas Humane Society was founded in 1888 and is one of the oldest non-profit organizations in the Wichita area. We take in nearly 16,000 animals every year. Community support is essential as we receive no funds from the city, county, state or United Way and have no affiliation with the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS).

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Kansas Humane Society - Housekeeping & Clerical Support

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Volunteers are essential to assisting staff with general housekeeping and clerical duties. This helps us save more animal lives by focusing limited staff resources. Opportunities may include: cleaning windows and floors, assisting with laundry and dishes, stocking areas with bedding, toys and dishes, and providing clerical support by assisting with various mailings and filings.

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Kansas Humane Society was founded in 1888 and is one of the oldest non-profit organizations in the Wichita area. We take in nearly 16,000 animals every year. Community support is essential as we receive no funds from the city, county, state or United Way and have no affiliation with the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS). We depend almost entirely on private contributions and adoption fees to fulfill our mission.

Volunteers make a tremendous difference for our organization and the animals we serve. Currently nearly 1,500 volunteers are involved in programs at the Kansas Humane Society and contribute an average of 80,000 volunteer hours annually. Volunteers help in all of our programs throughout the year and tasks range from socializing animals to working with potential adopters. Together, we're creating a more humane community for all companion animals.

Volunteer Requirements

Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age with valid photo ID to volunteer on their own. Minors 9-15 are welcome to volunteer, but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. For other minor opportunities, please check out our youth education page.

Volunteers are required to commit to a minimum of 2 visits per month for a 3, 6 or 12 month term.

Volunteers must be able to read and comprehend detailed policy and protocol information as well as being able to remember and follow shelter rules.

Volunteers must be able to understand and fulfill all responsibilities of their role independently.

Becoming a Volunteer

1) Submit a volunteer application
A separate application must be submitted for each minor and adult volunteer.

2) Complete Online Orientation
Login through your BetterImpact account to complete online orientation.

3) Complete a mentored volunteer session with our volunteer department
A one-time program fee of $20 is due at this time (not required for minors 15 & under or Foster Only Volunteers). This fee helps us offset the cost of running the volunteer department, including volunteer t-shirts and access key cards.

Volunteer Opportunities

We have numerous volunteer opportunities both in-shelter and from home. Below are some of our most popular areas. A more complete list of our volunteer positions and descriptions is in the volunteer application.

Animal Interactions - Help our animals stay healthy and happy with dog walking, cat socializing, animal enrichment and training, personality testing, assisting in the spay/neuter clinic, taking animal photos for the website, transporting animals and more!

Customer Service - Assist our staff in adoptions, admissions and the retail store by providing friendly, efficient customer service to all members of the public.

Foster Parent - Help animals that may be unprepared to be placed for adoption. Participants in the program help raise the standard of health in animals available for adoption, ensure that all puppies and kittens have reached the proper level of maturity before being placed for adoption and increase the adoptability of animals by determining their behavioral traits and prior training. This helps us save more animal lives by providing essential care for pets prior to adoption and increasing adoption rates. Find out more about becoming a foster parent here!

Housekeeping & Clerical Support - Volunteers are essential to assisting staff with general housekeeping and clerical duties. This helps us save more animal lives by focusing limited staff resources. Opportunities may include: cleaning windows and floors, assisting with laundry and dishes, stocking areas with bedding, toys and dishes, and providing clerical support by assisting with various mailings and filings.

Special Events & Pet Showcasing - Be a part of the overall effort it takes to have a special event on- or off-site. Examples include Woofstock, Pet Independence Days, Santa Paws and other fundraising events that occur throughout the year. Assist with on-site events or by taking KHS pets to pre-determined locations, events and nursing homes for extra exposure to increase their chances of adoption. This helps us save more animal lives by increasing adoptions, community awareness and by assisting raise critical funds for KHS programs.

Youth Education - Assist the Youth Educator with educational programs for preschoolers to teenagers. Humane education programs play a critical role in promoting the welfare of animals in our community. We offer programs geared toward developing and expressing attitudes of compassion, kindness and respect for all living things. This helps us save more animal lives by teaching tomorrow's leaders the importance of responsible pet care.

Dog's Day Out

Our Dog's Day Out program allows you to take a dog out of the shelter for outings in the community. Outings can include a hike, a car ride to get a pup cup, and visits to dog friendly stores and locations in Wichita. Participants do not have to commit to a minimum number of outings or undergo the detailed training that in-shelter volunteers are required to take. Participants must be at least 18 years old.

Dog's Day Out FAQs

Why is Dog's Day Out important?
Dog's Day Out gives our dogs a "break" from the stress of the shelter. This can reduce their stress levels which promotes better behaviors to help them get adopted. Dog's Day Out also helps us learn about their behavior and personality to help us find them homes faster.

How long can I take a dog out of the shelter?
Outings are scheduled for 4 hours, but you do not need to take the full time. Just let us know your plan when you schedule a Dog's Day Out appointment.
What can I do on a Dog's Day Out trip?

Go on a hike

Play fetch in the back yard

Visit dog friendly stores around Wichita

Hang out with friends and meet new people

What can I NOT do with a dog?

Go to a dog park

Interact with other pets in the home

Permanently keep the dog or give the dog away to someone

Which dogs are eligible for Dog's Day Out?
Adult dogs (ages 6 months and over) that are available for adoption at KHS.

To get started, fill out the Dog's Day Out application HERE.

Court Appointed Community Service

All requested community service positions will be considered on a case by case basis. KHS at any time may deny or terminate an applicant's or volunteer's service for any or no reason.

Requirements

Must be 18 years or older

Must need to complete at least 25 hours of community service in a reasonable amount of time (including time for training prior to volunteering)

Must be able to provide a valid government issued ID

Must be able to provide supervising officer's or department's contact information

Can have no history of violent or fraudulent crimes

To get started, fill out the Community Service application HERE.

FAQs

Can I get volunteer credit for my school by volunteering at the Kansas Humane Society?
If your school has a program, we can sign off on the appropriate documentation provided by the volunteer after the community service has been completed. Please note that you are still required to commit to volunteering for 2 visits per month for a 3, 6, 12 month term and that all minors must be accompanied by an adult at all times. For other minor opportunities, please check out our youth education page.

I just filled out the volunteer application. How long before I can start volunteering?
You can expect to be hands on with the animals within 2 weeks after filling out the application.
Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the Kansas Humane Society to help make a difference in the lives of our animals. If you have any additional questions about our program, please contact our volunteer department at 316-524-9196 or send us an This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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KHS Volunteers | Kansas Humane Society | Animal Shelter

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Kansas Humane Society was founded in 1888 and is one of the oldest non-profit organizations in the Wichita area. We take in nearly 16,000 animals every year. Community support is essential as we receive no funds from the city, county, state or United Way and have no affiliation with the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS).

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Kansas Humane Society - Animal Interactions

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Help our animals stay healthy and happy with dog walking, cat socializing, animal enrichment and training, personality testing, assisting in the spay/neuter clinic, taking animal photos for the website, transporting animals and more!

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Kansas Humane Society was founded in 1888 and is one of the oldest non-profit organizations in the Wichita area. We take in nearly 16,000 animals every year. Community support is essential as we receive no funds from the city, county, state or United Way and have no affiliation with the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS). We depend almost entirely on private contributions and adoption fees to fulfill our mission.

Volunteers make a tremendous difference for our organization and the animals we serve. Currently nearly 1,500 volunteers are involved in programs at the Kansas Humane Society and contribute an average of 80,000 volunteer hours annually. Volunteers help in all of our programs throughout the year and tasks range from socializing animals to working with potential adopters. Together, we're creating a more humane community for all companion animals.

Volunteer Requirements

Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age with valid photo ID to volunteer on their own. Minors 9-15 are welcome to volunteer, but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. For other minor opportunities, please check out our youth education page.

Volunteers are required to commit to a minimum of 2 visits per month for a 3, 6 or 12 month term.

Volunteers must be able to read and comprehend detailed policy and protocol information as well as being able to remember and follow shelter rules.

Volunteers must be able to understand and fulfill all responsibilities of their role independently.

Becoming a Volunteer

1) Submit a volunteer application
A separate application must be submitted for each minor and adult volunteer.

2) Complete Online Orientation
Login through your BetterImpact account to complete online orientation.

3) Complete a mentored volunteer session with our volunteer department
A one-time program fee of $20 is due at this time (not required for minors 15 & under or Foster Only Volunteers). This fee helps us offset the cost of running the volunteer department, including volunteer t-shirts and access key cards.

Volunteer Opportunities

We have numerous volunteer opportunities both in-shelter and from home. Below are some of our most popular areas. A more complete list of our volunteer positions and descriptions is in the volunteer application.

Animal Interactions - Help our animals stay healthy and happy with dog walking, cat socializing, animal enrichment and training, personality testing, assisting in the spay/neuter clinic, taking animal photos for the website, transporting animals and more!

Customer Service - Assist our staff in adoptions, admissions and the retail store by providing friendly, efficient customer service to all members of the public.

Foster Parent - Help animals that may be unprepared to be placed for adoption. Participants in the program help raise the standard of health in animals available for adoption, ensure that all puppies and kittens have reached the proper level of maturity before being placed for adoption and increase the adoptability of animals by determining their behavioral traits and prior training. This helps us save more animal lives by providing essential care for pets prior to adoption and increasing adoption rates. Find out more about becoming a foster parent here!

Housekeeping & Clerical Support - Volunteers are essential to assisting staff with general housekeeping and clerical duties. This helps us save more animal lives by focusing limited staff resources. Opportunities may include: cleaning windows and floors, assisting with laundry and dishes, stocking areas with bedding, toys and dishes, and providing clerical support by assisting with various mailings and filings.

Special Events & Pet Showcasing - Be a part of the overall effort it takes to have a special event on- or off-site. Examples include Woofstock, Pet Independence Days, Santa Paws and other fundraising events that occur throughout the year. Assist with on-site events or by taking KHS pets to pre-determined locations, events and nursing homes for extra exposure to increase their chances of adoption. This helps us save more animal lives by increasing adoptions, community awareness and by assisting raise critical funds for KHS programs.

Youth Education - Assist the Youth Educator with educational programs for preschoolers to teenagers. Humane education programs play a critical role in promoting the welfare of animals in our community. We offer programs geared toward developing and expressing attitudes of compassion, kindness and respect for all living things. This helps us save more animal lives by teaching tomorrow's leaders the importance of responsible pet care.

Dog's Day Out

Our Dog's Day Out program allows you to take a dog out of the shelter for outings in the community. Outings can include a hike, a car ride to get a pup cup, and visits to dog friendly stores and locations in Wichita. Participants do not have to commit to a minimum number of outings or undergo the detailed training that in-shelter volunteers are required to take. Participants must be at least 18 years old.

Dog's Day Out FAQs

Why is Dog's Day Out important?
Dog's Day Out gives our dogs a "break" from the stress of the shelter. This can reduce their stress levels which promotes better behaviors to help them get adopted. Dog's Day Out also helps us learn about their behavior and personality to help us find them homes faster.

How long can I take a dog out of the shelter?
Outings are scheduled for 4 hours, but you do not need to take the full time. Just let us know your plan when you schedule a Dog's Day Out appointment.
What can I do on a Dog's Day Out trip?

Go on a hike

Play fetch in the back yard

Visit dog friendly stores around Wichita

Hang out with friends and meet new people

What can I NOT do with a dog?

Go to a dog park

Interact with other pets in the home

Permanently keep the dog or give the dog away to someone

Which dogs are eligible for Dog's Day Out?
Adult dogs (ages 6 months and over) that are available for adoption at KHS.

To get started, fill out the Dog's Day Out application HERE.

Court Appointed Community Service

All requested community service positions will be considered on a case by case basis. KHS at any time may deny or terminate an applicant's or volunteer's service for any or no reason.

Requirements

Must be 18 years or older

Must need to complete at least 25 hours of community service in a reasonable amount of time (including time for training prior to volunteering)

Must be able to provide a valid government issued ID

Must be able to provide supervising officer's or department's contact information

Can have no history of violent or fraudulent crimes

To get started, fill out the Community Service application HERE.

FAQs

Can I get volunteer credit for my school by volunteering at the Kansas Humane Society?
If your school has a program, we can sign off on the appropriate documentation provided by the volunteer after the community service has been completed. Please note that you are still required to commit to volunteering for 2 visits per month for a 3, 6, 12 month term and that all minors must be accompanied by an adult at all times. For other minor opportunities, please check out our youth education page.

I just filled out the volunteer application. How long before I can start volunteering?
You can expect to be hands on with the animals within 2 weeks after filling out the application.
Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the Kansas Humane Society to help make a difference in the lives of our animals. If you have any additional questions about our program, please contact our volunteer department at 316-524-9196 or send us an This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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KHS Volunteers | Kansas Humane Society | Animal Shelter

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Kansas Humane Society was founded in 1888 and is one of the oldest non-profit organizations in the Wichita area. We take in nearly 16,000 animals every year. Community support is essential as we receive no funds from the city, county, state or United Way and have no affiliation with the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS).

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American Red Cross - Blood Collection Support

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Blood Donor Ambassador

You will engage donors by greeting, registering, answering questions, providing information, and supporting them through the recovery process at the refreshments table. The special attention you would provide helps create a favorable impression that encourages ongoing donor support.

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Our need for volunteers is urgent and continues to evolve with the Coronavirus health crisis. Opportunities include supporting blood donations and virtual volunteer positions you can do from home.

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Catholic Charities - St. Anthony Family Shelter

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Kitchen and Meal Service

Kitchen volunteers work with our nutritionist to prepare and serve food for clients in shelter and occasionally pick up food donations. Previous experience working in a kitchen and serving food is appreciated, but not required.

Times:

Lunch:
Monday – Friday, 11:30 AM – 1 PM

Dinner:
Monday – Friday, 4:30 PM – 6 PM

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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Catholic Charities Wichita. Volunteers are vital to the success of Catholic Charities and our clients. You can make a difference by volunteering with hands that serve and a caring heart. We look forward to serving with you soon!

Children and Teens

We welcome all youth, age 7 and up. If the child is younger than 15, a parent or guardian must accompany the child at all times. If you plan to volunteer with your child, please fill out the application below.

For teens 15 and older, a parent or guardian must sign a consent form before the teen may volunteer, but does not have to accompany the teen to their ministry.
If you choose to volunteer with Catholic Charities, please fill the appropriate application below.

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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Catholic Charities Wichita. Volunteers are vital to the success of Catholic Charities and our clients. You can make a difference by volunteering with hands that serve and a caring heart. We look forward to serving with you soon! We welcome all youth, age 7 and up.

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Catholic Charities - Our Daily Bread Food Pantry

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Food Distribution

Food distribution volunteers help clients while shopping, pack food into bags, stock shelves, and load client cars. Ability to bend, crouch, stand for extended periods of time and lift at least 10 lbs required. Volunteers in this position may work outside in all types of weather.  Bilingual in Spanish or Vietnamese welcome!

Times:

Monday (stocking shelves),
9 AM – 12 PM

Tuesday – Thursday,
8:15 AM – 12 PM

Every 4th Saturday,
8:45 – 12 PM

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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Catholic Charities Wichita. Volunteers are vital to the success of Catholic Charities and our clients. You can make a difference by volunteering with hands that serve and a caring heart. We look forward to serving with you soon!

Children and Teens

We welcome all youth, age 7 and up. If the child is younger than 15, a parent or guardian must accompany the child at all times. If you plan to volunteer with your child, please fill out the application below.

For teens 15 and older, a parent or guardian must sign a consent form before the teen may volunteer, but does not have to accompany the teen to their ministry.
If you choose to volunteer with Catholic Charities, please fill the appropriate application below.

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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Catholic Charities Wichita. Volunteers are vital to the success of Catholic Charities and our clients. You can make a difference by volunteering with hands that serve and a caring heart. We look forward to serving with you soon! We welcome all youth, age 7 and up.

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Office Assistant

Office assistants aid in that mission by greeting and checking in clients, answering phone calls and questions, and helping with office duties, such as data entry and scheduling appointments. Office assistants take part in HIPPA and confidentiality training to maintain client privacy.

Times:

Tuesday or Thursday, 9:15 AM – 12 PM

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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Catholic Charities Wichita. Volunteers are vital to the success of Catholic Charities and our clients. You can make a difference by volunteering with hands that serve and a caring heart. We look forward to serving with you soon!

Children and Teens

We welcome all youth, age 7 and up. If the child is younger than 15, a parent or guardian must accompany the child at all times. If you plan to volunteer with your child, please fill out the application below.

For teens 15 and older, a parent or guardian must sign a consent form before the teen may volunteer, but does not have to accompany the teen to their ministry.
If you choose to volunteer with Catholic Charities, please fill the appropriate application below.

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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Catholic Charities Wichita. Volunteers are vital to the success of Catholic Charities and our clients. You can make a difference by volunteering with hands that serve and a caring heart. We look forward to serving with you soon! We welcome all youth, age 7 and up.

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Catholic Charities - Our Daily Bread Food Pantry

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Data Entry & Client Intake

Data entry volunteers greet clients, take them through a client information form and enter completed forms into our database. Data entry volunteers must be comfortable with computers and willing to learn our database. This is a client facing position.

Times:

Tuesday – Thursday,
8:15 AM – 12 PM

Every 4th Saturday,
8:45 AM – 12 PM

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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Catholic Charities Wichita. Volunteers are vital to the success of Catholic Charities and our clients. You can make a difference by volunteering with hands that serve and a caring heart. We look forward to serving with you soon!

Children and Teens

We welcome all youth, age 7 and up. If the child is younger than 15, a parent or guardian must accompany the child at all times. If you plan to volunteer with your child, please fill out the application below.

For teens 15 and older, a parent or guardian must sign a consent form before the teen may volunteer, but does not have to accompany the teen to their ministry.
If you choose to volunteer with Catholic Charities, please fill the appropriate application below.

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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Catholic Charities Wichita. Volunteers are vital to the success of Catholic Charities and our clients. You can make a difference by volunteering with hands that serve and a caring heart. We look forward to serving with you soon! We welcome all youth, age 7 and up.

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Catholic Charities - Immigration Services

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Catholic Charities - Immigration Services

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Data Entry

Volunteers in this role digitize former and current client files. Spanish is not required, though you will work in a predominantly Spanish-speaking environment. Basic computer skills required.  Training is provided.
Times:

Monday – Friday, 8 AM – 5 PM

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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Catholic Charities Wichita. Volunteers are vital to the success of Catholic Charities and our clients. You can make a difference by volunteering with hands that serve and a caring heart. We look forward to serving with you soon!

Children and Teens

We welcome all youth, age 7 and up. If the child is younger than 15, a parent or guardian must accompany the child at all times. If you plan to volunteer with your child, please fill out the application below.

For teens 15 and older, a parent or guardian must sign a consent form before the teen may volunteer, but does not have to accompany the teen to their ministry.
If you choose to volunteer with Catholic Charities, please fill the appropriate application below.

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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Catholic Charities Wichita. Volunteers are vital to the success of Catholic Charities and our clients. You can make a difference by volunteering with hands that serve and a caring heart. We look forward to serving with you soon! We welcome all youth, age 7 and up.