Needs From: Volunteer Wyoming

The ticket chair is responsible for the distribution of event invitations and coordinating pre-event ticket sales. Ticket chairs collect all banquet tickets, manage and account for other pre-event revenue, and monitor the progress of banquet ticket sales within the RMEF Event Management System. At the event, the ticket chair oversees the attendee check-in process and ensures that those attendees receive what they previously purchased.

The ticket chair is responsible for the distribution of event invitations and coordinating pre-event ticket sales. Ticket chairs collect all banquet tickets, manage and account for other pre-event revenue, and monitor the progress of banquet ticket sales within the RMEF Event Management System. At the event, the ticket chair oversees the attendee check-in process and ensures that those attendees receive what they previously purchased.

The merchandise chair is responsible for receiving, inspecting, storing, organizing and keeping inventory of all event merchandise. Merchandise is secured by local committees through donations, local purchases or through the RMEF event merchandise purchase program.

The merchandise chair is responsible for receiving, inspecting, storing, organizing and keeping inventory of all event merchandise. Merchandise is secured by local committees through donations, local purchases or through the RMEF event merchandise purchase program.

The merchandise chair is responsible for receiving, inspecting, storing, organizing and keeping inventory of all event merchandise. Merchandise is secured by local committees through donations, local purchases or through the RMEF event merchandise purchase program.

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

The ticket chair is responsible for the distribution of event invitations and coordinating pre-event ticket sales. Ticket chairs collect all banquet tickets, manage and account for other pre-event revenue, and monitor the progress of banquet ticket sales within the RMEF Event Management System. At the event, the ticket chair oversees the attendee check-in process and ensures that those attendees receive what they previously purchased.

The ticket chair is responsible for the distribution of event invitations and coordinating pre-event ticket sales. Ticket chairs collect all banquet tickets, manage and account for other pre-event revenue, and monitor the progress of banquet ticket sales within the RMEF Event Management System. At the event, the ticket chair oversees the attendee check-in process and ensures that those attendees receive what they previously purchased.

The merchandise chair is responsible for receiving, inspecting, storing, organizing and keeping inventory of all event merchandise. Merchandise is secured by local committees through donations, local purchases or through the RMEF event merchandise purchase program.

As the lead chapter volunteer, the chapter chair is responsible for overseeing chapter operations and fundraising activities. The chair leads efforts to organize, mentor and provide guidance to the chapter committee on all event preparations. The chapter chair works closely with the RD to set goals and objectives and ensures that the committee is well managed to complete necessary tasks on time. The chair typically leads committee meetings and is the primary contact with the RMEF regional director.

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

The ticket chair is responsible for the distribution of event invitations and coordinating pre-event ticket sales. Ticket chairs collect all banquet tickets, manage and account for other pre-event revenue, and monitor the progress of banquet ticket sales within the RMEF Event Management System. At the event, the ticket chair oversees the attendee check-in process and ensures that those attendees receive what they previously purchased.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

The ticket chair is responsible for the distribution of event invitations and coordinating pre-event ticket sales. Ticket chairs collect all banquet tickets, manage and account for other pre-event revenue, and monitor the progress of banquet ticket sales within the RMEF Event Management System. At the event, the ticket chair oversees the attendee check-in process and ensures that those attendees receive what they previously purchased.

The ticket chair is responsible for the distribution of event invitations and coordinating pre-event ticket sales. Ticket chairs collect all banquet tickets, manage and account for other pre-event revenue, and monitor the progress of banquet ticket sales within the RMEF Event Management System. At the event, the ticket chair oversees the attendee check-in process and ensures that those attendees receive what they previously purchased.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

The ticket chair is responsible for the distribution of event invitations and coordinating pre-event ticket sales. Ticket chairs collect all banquet tickets, manage and account for other pre-event revenue, and monitor the progress of banquet ticket sales within the RMEF Event Management System. At the event, the ticket chair oversees the attendee check-in process and ensures that those attendees receive what they previously purchased.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

The donation chair is responsible for managing donor lists, monitoring the progress of donations and ensuring all donations are entered in the RMEF Event Management System. Requesting donations from community partners and assisting the chapter with table and ticket sales. Donations are requested for cash, sponsorships, and in-kind products or services.   

The merchandise chair is responsible for receiving, inspecting, storing, organizing and keeping inventory of all event merchandise. Merchandise is secured by local committees through donations, local purchases or through the RMEF event merchandise purchase program.

The ticket chair is responsible for the distribution of event invitations and coordinating pre-event ticket sales. Ticket chairs collect all banquet tickets, manage and account for other pre-event revenue, and monitor the progress of banquet ticket sales within the RMEF Event Management System. At the event, the ticket chair oversees the attendee check-in process and ensures that those attendees receive what they previously purchased.

As the lead chapter volunteer, the chapter chair is responsible for overseeing chapter operations and fundraising activities. The chair leads efforts to organize, mentor and provide guidance to the chapter committee on all event preparations. The chapter chair works closely with the RD to set goals and objectives and ensures that the committee is well managed to complete necessary tasks on time. The chair typically leads committee meetings and is the primary contact with the RMEF regional director.

We need a Treasurer with an accounting background. Priority would be given to someone who has done grant maintenance. This person would balance the books, prepare grant submissions, and other duties as assigned.

Lion's Disability Transport Service is looking for assistance with writing federal grants to raise the funding to operate the program. Any person with grant writing experience would be helpful. 

Make a Difference in Your Community—Right from Home!

Are you passionate about your local community and want to help others discover how to give back? We're looking for seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help us update and enrich local pages on Ways to Connect, our national directory of volunteer sites.

Ways to Connect is a crowdsourced platform designed to boost traffic and engagement to local volunteer websites—like this one! With just a bit of online research and your enthusiasm, you can help neighbors easily find volunteer opportunity platforms, service clubs, mutual aid groups, and more—making it simpler than ever for everyone to make an impact locally.

Volunteer contributors have already helped us identify 1,200+ volunteer resources across 330 communities in the US!

What You'll Do:

Conduct quick, simple online research to identify active service clubs, mutual aid groups, and upcoming volunteer events in your community.

Enhance your community's page on Ways to Connect by ensuring the information is current, accurate, and inviting for potential volunteers.

Optional: Promote your community’s page on social media to help friends and family find a path to service.

Why Volunteer with Inspiring Service?

Easy and flexible: Volunteer remotely at your convenience.

Immediate community impact: Help your neighbors discover meaningful ways to contribute.

Small commitment: Volunteer for as little as 2 hours, or as much as you'd like.

Growth opportunities: Volunteers can explore deeper involvement through our Ambassador program.

Ready to help your community thrive? Join us today and make volunteering more accessible for everyone.

Wyoming Rescue Mission needs volunteers to prepare and serve lunch and dinner meals, Monday through Friday, Lunch hours 10:00 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. and Dinner hours are 4:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.  Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

The Wyoming Rescue Mission is looking for volunteers to help with meals and prepping.  This includes Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. and Dinner from 3:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Regular mealtimes are Monday through Friday 10-12:30 for lunch and 3-5:30 for dinner.

Committee members help plan, organize and host chapter events. Various pre-event tasks are delegated to committee volunteers throughout the planning process to ensure a well-managed event. Committee members help promote the event, solicit donations for and sell tickets to fundraising events. They also help make decisions on items such as event facilities, catering, merchandise orders, event features, auctioneers, event timelines and more.

The merchandise chair is responsible for receiving, inspecting, storing, organizing and keeping inventory of all event merchandise. Merchandise is secured by local committees through donations, local purchases or through the RMEF event merchandise purchase program.

The ticket chair is responsible for the distribution of event invitations and coordinating pre-event ticket sales. Ticket chairs collect all banquet tickets, manage and account for other pre-event revenue, and monitor the progress of banquet ticket sales within the RMEF Event Management System. At the event, the ticket chair oversees the attendee check-in process and ensures that those attendees receive what they previously purchased.

As the lead chapter volunteer, the chapter chair is responsible for overseeing chapter operations and fundraising activities. The chair leads efforts to organize, mentor and provide guidance to the chapter committee on all event preparations. The chapter chair works closely with the RD to set goals and objectives and ensures that the committee is well managed to complete necessary tasks on time. The chair typically leads committee meetings and is the primary contact with the RMEF regional director.

Help fight the nation's 6th leading cause of death by raising funds for the Alzheimer's Association-Wyoming Chapter. 

The Alzheimer's Association provides robust care and support services for those we serve, always at no cost. We are able to do this thanks to the support we receive from our local communities. 

In Wyoming, we host the Walk to End Alzheimer's in Albany County (Laramie), Campbell County (Gillette), Carbon County (Saratoga), Park County (Cody), Sweetwater County (Rock Springs), Western Wyoming (Jackson), and our state-wide walk at the Wyoming State Capitol.

Walk Committee members assist in multiple ways: 1) outreach to local businesses for sponsorship; 2) getting the word out and recruiting participants; and 3) organizing the event-day activities and logistics.

Our committees are well supported by staff! We cannot wait to know you and to work with you on this important effort!

If you live in another county, please reach out to discuss ways that we can work together to host activities that support the Alzheimer's Association in your community through the Do What You Love campaign! 

YOUR WYOMING WALK STAFF PARTNERS

Alizée Gervais (Carbon County, Sweetwater County, and Western Wyoming and Do What You Love in Western Wyoming) | algervais@alz.org

Chanda Snook (Albany County, Campbell County, Park County Walks and Do What You Love in Northern and Eastern Wyoming) | csnook@alz.org

Debra Antista-Bianchi, Chapter Executive (Capitol Walk in Cheyenne and Do What You Love in Southern Wyoming) | debianchi@alz.org

Help fight the nation's 6th leading cause of death by raising funds for the Alzheimer's Association-Wyoming Chapter. 

The Alzheimer's Association provides robust care and support services for those we serve, always at no cost. We are able to do this thanks to the support we receive from our local communities. 

In Wyoming, we host the Walk to End Alzheimer's in Albany County (Laramie), Campbell County (Gillette), Carbon County (Saratoga), Park County (Cody), Sweetwater County (Rock Springs), Western Wyoming (Jackson), and our state-wide walk at the Wyoming State Capitol.

Walk Committee members assist in multiple ways: 1) outreach to local businesses for sponsorship; 2) getting the word out and recruiting participants; and 3) organizing the event-day activities and logistics.

Our committees are well supported by staff! We cannot wait to know you and to work with you on this important effort!

If you live in another county, please reach out to discuss ways that we can work together to host activities that support the Alzheimer's Association in your community through the Do What You Love campaign! 

YOUR WYOMING WALK STAFF PARTNERS

Alizée Gervais (Carbon County, Sweetwater County, and Western Wyoming and Do What You Love in Western Wyoming) | algervais@alz.org

Chanda Snook (Albany County, Campbell County, Park County Walks and Do What You Love in Northern and Eastern Wyoming) | csnook@alz.org

Debra Antista-Bianchi, Chapter Executive (Capitol Walk in Cheyenne and Do What You Love in Southern Wyoming) | debianchi@alz.org

Help fight the nation's 6th leading cause of death by raising funds for the Alzheimer's Association-Wyoming Chapter. 

The Alzheimer's Association provides robust care and support services for those we serve, always at no cost. We are able to do this thanks to the support we receive from our local communities. 

In Wyoming, we host the Walk to End Alzheimer's in Albany County (Laramie), Campbell County (Gillette), Carbon County (Saratoga), Park County (Cody), Sweetwater County (Rock Springs), Western Wyoming (Jackson), and our state-wide walk at the Wyoming State Capitol.

Walk Committee members assist in multiple ways: 1) outreach to local businesses for sponsorship; 2) getting the word out and recruiting participants; and 3) organizing the event-day activities and logistics.

Our committees are well supported by staff! We cannot wait to know you and to work with you on this important effort!

If you live in another county, please reach out to discuss ways that we can work together to host activities that support the Alzheimer's Association in your community through the Do What You Love campaign! 

YOUR WYOMING WALK STAFF PARTNERS

Alizée Gervais (Carbon County, Sweetwater County, and Western Wyoming and Do What You Love in Western Wyoming) | algervais@alz.org

Chanda Snook (Albany County, Campbell County, Park County Walks and Do What You Love in Northern and Eastern Wyoming) | csnook@alz.org

Debra Antista-Bianchi, Chapter Executive (Capitol Walk in Cheyenne and Do What You Love in Southern Wyoming) | debianchi@alz.org

Help fight the nation's 6th leading cause of death by raising funds for the Alzheimer's Association-Wyoming Chapter. 

The Alzheimer's Association provides robust care and support services for those we serve, always at no cost. We are able to do this thanks to the support we receive from our local communities. 

In Wyoming, we host the Walk to End Alzheimer's in Albany County (Laramie), Campbell County (Gillette), Carbon County (Saratoga), Park County (Cody), Sweetwater County (Rock Springs), Western Wyoming (Jackson), and our state-wide walk at the Wyoming State Capitol.

Walk Committee members assist in multiple ways: 1) outreach to local businesses for sponsorship; 2) getting the word out and recruiting participants; and 3) organizing the event-day activities and logistics.

Our committees are well supported by staff! We cannot wait to know you and to work with you on this important effort!

If you live in another county, please reach out to discuss ways that we can work together to host activities that support the Alzheimer's Association in your community through the Do What You Love campaign! 

YOUR WYOMING WALK STAFF PARTNERS

Chanda Snook (Albany County, Campbell County, Park County Walks and Do What You Love in Northern and Eastern Wyoming) | csnook@alz.org

Alizée Gervais (Carbon County, Sweetwater County, and Western Wyoming and Do What You Love in Western Wyoming) | algervais@alz.org

Debra Antista-Bianchi, Chapter Executive (Capitol Walk in Cheyenne and Do What You Love in Southern Wyoming) | debianchi@alz.org

Help fight the nation's 6th leading cause of death by raising funds for the Alzheimer's Association-Wyoming Chapter. 

The Alzheimer's Association provides robust care and support services for those we serve, always at no cost. We are able to do this thanks to the support we receive from our local communities. 

In Wyoming, we host the Walk to End Alzheimer's in Albany County (Laramie), Campbell County (Gillette), Carbon County (Saratoga), Park County (Cody), Sweetwater County (Rock Springs), Western Wyoming (Jackson), and our state-wide walk at the Wyoming State Capitol.

Walk Committee members assist in multiple ways: 1) outreach to local businesses for sponsorship; 2) getting the word out and recruiting participants; and 3) organizing the event-day activities and logistics.

Our committees are well supported by staff! We cannot wait to know you and to work with you on this important effort!

If you live in another county, please reach out to discuss ways that we can work together to host activities that support the Alzheimer's Association in your community through the Do What You Love campaign! 

YOUR WYOMING WALK STAFF PARTNERS

Chanda Snook (Albany County, Campbell County, Park County Walks and Do What You Love in Northern and Eastern Wyoming) | csnook@alz.org

Alizée Gervais (Carbon County, Sweetwater County, and Western Wyoming and Do What You Love in Western Wyoming) | algervais@alz.org

Debra Antista-Bianchi, Chapter Executive (Capitol Walk in Cheyenne and Do What You Love in Southern Wyoming) | debianchi@alz.org

Help fight the nation's 6th leading cause of death by raising funds for the Alzheimer's Association-Wyoming Chapter. 

The Alzheimer's Association provides robust care and support services for those we serve, always at no cost. We are able to do this thanks to the support we receive from our local communities. 

In Wyoming, we host the Walk to End Alzheimer's in Albany County (Laramie), Campbell County (Gillette), Carbon County (Saratoga), Park County (Cody), Sweetwater County (Rock Springs), Western Wyoming (Jackson), and our state-wide walk at the Wyoming State Capitol.

Walk Committee members assist in multiple ways: 1) outreach to local businesses for sponsorship; 2) getting the word out and recruiting participants; and 3) organizing the event-day activities and logistics.

Our committees are well supported by staff! We cannot wait to know you and to work with you on this important effort!

If you live in another county, please reach out to discuss ways that we can work together to host activities that support the Alzheimer's Association in your community through the Do What You Love campaign! 

YOUR WYOMING WALK STAFF PARTNERS

Debra Antista-Bianchi, Chapter Executive (Capitol Walk in Cheyenne and Do What You Love in Southern Wyoming) | debianchi@alz.org

Chanda Snook (Albany County, Campbell County, Park County Walks and Do What You Love in Northern and Eastern Wyoming) | csnook@alz.org

Alizée Gervais (Carbon County, Sweetwater County, and Western Wyoming and Do What You Love in Western Wyoming) | algervais@alz.org

Interested in history, archaeology, or outdoor recreation?  We want you!  You can be located anywhere, but supporting the Friends of Medicine Lodge State Park and Archaeological Site in north-central Wyoming.  Our organization exists to support Medicine Lodge State Park, a jewel in the Wyoming State Parks system.  
We run a lean machine, with a just-launched e-commerce site (friendsofmedicinelodge.org).  This is our main source of revenue, since most of our Board does not live near the Park.  
We are looking for someone with back-end Shopify experience, who also loves engaging with social media.  In this area, Facebook is the channel that gets the most reach, but we have a lazy Insta page as well.  
Can you help us with our new Shopify entity to get it into a more self-sustaining mode, along with social media engagement to boot?  

Ready to change a life from the comfort of home? 

Join ENGin as a conversation partner! This is a flexible and unique opportunity to make a direct  impact on someone’s life while discovering a new culture and meeting a new friend.

We’ll pair you up with a learner in Ukraine for weekly one hour videochats at times that are convenient for you. During your conversations, you’ll practice English with your partner, learn about each other’s cultures, and offer an empathetic, authentic space for connection.

Join NAMI Wyoming’s Board of Directors and help improve the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness across our state. We’re seeking passionate leaders who want to make a meaningful difference in mental health support, education, and advocacy.

As a Board Member, you will:

Champion NAMI Wyoming’s mission and statewide impact

Provide strategic guidance and strong nonprofit governance

Advocate for mental health awareness and community partnerships

Support fundraising and outreach efforts

Participate in board meetings, committees, and statewide initiatives

Ideal Candidates:

Care deeply about mental health and community well-being

Bring skills or experience in leadership, advocacy, finance, nonprofit work, or lived experience with mental health

Are collaborative, engaged, and eager to serve

Help strengthen mental health support in Wyoming—become a NAMI Wyoming Board Member today!

SAFE Project is seeking compassionate and dedicated professionals to join our Board of Directors. Apply now to help a nonprofit that serves survivors of domestic and sexual violence and stalking.

We are seeking general board members as well as someone who has financial or accounting skills to be our Treasurer.

As a board member, you’ll help guide the mission of SAFE Project, providing leadership and oversight of our organization's overall big picture, goals, finances, and sustainability. Board members also join one or more special committees, support and evaluate the executive director, and assist with fundraising.

What makes an ideal candidate:

To apply or for more information, contact Executive Director Amy at director@safeproject.org or 307-742-7273. 

If you are interested but unsure if it's the right fit for you, please reach out to have a discussion with Amy and/or a board member over coffee or lunch or be a guest at an upcoming board meeting.

Volunteer Tutor/Mentor Opportunity 

Step Up Tutoring is seeking volunteers to provide virtual 1-on-1 tutoring to 2nd-6th grade students from underserved communities to help build fundamental math and literacy skills and to provide support and encouragement. All tutoring will take place virtually! All you need is a computer and internet access. No prior tutoring experience is needed.

Responsibilities:

Tutor 1-on-1 twice a week via an online video platform; each session is 45 minutes

All training is done through online, self-paced modules. No prior tutoring experience is required.

Focus on building fundamental math and literacy skills using evidence-based online programs

Synopsis of Volunteer Opportunity

The Apogee 307 Foundation seeks 1-10 volunteers to mentor youth in grades K-8 at our education campus in Casper, WY, from September 2, 2025, to May 29, 2026. Volunteers will engage in weekly 3-hour shifts at 948 Glenarm, reading with kids, supporting math skills, or having conversations to spark curiosity and a love for learning. Background checks are required. Contact Becky Corkill (307foundation@gmail.com, 307-247-3598).

Relation to Foster Grandparent Program

This program aligns with the Foster Grandparent Program, where seniors mentor youth to support academic and personal growth, building meaningful connections and requiring background checks. Unlike the age-restricted Foster Grandparent Program, Apogee 307’s initiative welcomes all ages but prioritizes seniors over 55 if spots fill. It focuses on nurturing compassionate, curious individuals, fostering well-rounded humans through local engagement in Casper, rather than solely academic achievement.

Rescued Treasures East and West sides are looking for volunteers to help with their inventory.  Store hours are 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday - Friday.

This free service accepts donations of durable medical equipment that we loan to seniors. We are looking for individuals to work shift that fir their schedule manning the Medical Loan Closet, primarily assisting patrons with identifying and checking out medical equpiment.

Equipment Management:

-Organizing and Cleaning: Sorting, cleaning, and shelving donated or returned medical equipment (wheelchairs, walkers, etc.).

-Inventory Management: Tracking equipment availability and ensuring proper storage.

-Donation Handling: Accepting and processing equipment donations. 

-General Cleaning and Maintenance: Maintaining a tidy and organized space.

Client Interaction:

-Matching Needs: Assisting clients in selecting appropriate equipment for their needs.

-Paperwork and Documentation: Helping with necessary paperwork and forms.

-Answering Phones: Responding to inquiries about equipment loans and donations. Scheduling Appointments: Coordinating pick-up and return appointments.

Commitment:

Volunteers often commit to a set schedule, such as a few hours per week or month.

Physical Ability:

Some tasks may involve light to moderate physical activity like lifting and carrying equipment.

Are you someone who loves writing thoughtful, upbeat letters? Want to volunteer from wherever you live, work, or play?

Turn your small talk into connection. A simple, sincere letter can brighten a senior’s day more than you know.

Join Letters Against Isolation, a volunteer-run project bringing joy to seniors in aged care homes and programs across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia. Since 2020, our volunteers have mailed over one million cheerful, one-of-a-kind handwritten letters in dozens of languages!

This is not a pen pal or greeting card program. Your words are what matter most!

Visit lettersagainstisolation.com and choose your option from the top of the page:

Check out our FAQ for details on mailing, group participation, service hours, and more.

Want to see what our volunteers write? Here are a few examples:

The Campbell County Rockpile Museum is in need of assistance putting on our annual World War II program for local sixth graders.  Specific volunteer duties include activity preparation and implementation, group leaders, station organization, and student oversight.  Shifts are for 3 hours or less and in the morning or afternoon.  The work is not overly strenuous, but you may be on your feet for long stretches.  Give us a call if you would like to help teach sixth graders the stories of our Greatest Generation.  

Provide transportation to our patients and clients when they have no other means of getting to their appointments or taking care of personal business matters. Comprehensive trainings are provided to all volunteers and available throughout the year. Application packet is available and includes background check and driving record.

Do you have a talent in the kitchen? Share your delicious recipes with our patients, their families and our staff. We have frozen meat and a stocked pantry to help your efforts too! Comprehensive trainings are provided to all volunteers and available throughout the year. Application packet is available and includes background check and driving record.

Answer the doors at our Hospice Homes and provide support to our amazing nursing staff...all that makes our Hospice Homes a home for our patients and their families. Comprehensive trainings are provided to all volunteers and available throughout the year. Application packet is available and includes background check and driving record.

Help our administrative staff with front desk coverage, filing, mailings and other special projects. Comprehensive trainings are provided to all volunteers and available throughout the year. Application packet is available and includes background check and driving record.

Connect with our patients and clients by providing friendship and emotional support as they navigate the end-of-life journey. Comprehensive trainings are provided to all volunteers and available throughout the year. Application packet is available and includes background check and driving record.

Troop Administrator registers the troop and renews memberships annually and serves as the main point of contact for council staff. By becoming a Troop Administrator, a volunteer agrees to read and respond to communications from staff including (but not limited to) requests for troop information, meeting requests, and troop support conversations. Communications from GSMW staff may be received in the form of a phone call, email, and/or monthly newsletters.

Other duties include:

https://www.gsmw.org/en/get-involved/become-a-volunteer/ways-to-volunteer.html#admin

*Background check required

Girl Program Mentor facilitates girl-led planning, preparation, and implementation of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE) for one or more grade levels, utilizing resources including Journeys, Girl Scout Handbooks, and the Volunteer Toolkit. The Girl Program Mentor will also coordinate with other team members to organize outings and activities that align with the Journey’s theme. 

https://www.gsmw.org/en/get-involved/become-a-volunteer/ways-to-volunteer.html#admin

*Background check required

*Please email melisa.mcchesney@wyo.gov to sign up. This site does not notify us when new responses come in*

Each month, the Wyoming State Museum welcomes hundreds to thousands of guests from around the country and the world. Visitors coming to the museum might have lived here their whole lives or never been to the state at all. No matter where they come from or why they're here, we want them to feel welcomed and excited about their time at the State Museum.

Role:

Our welcome desk is staffed by volunteers who enjoy talking to people, answering questions, and acting as the face of the museum for our diverse visitors. Welcome desk volunteers will interact with people from around the world, giving them a brief introduction to the museum, answering their questions, and ensuring the safety of collections, staff, and guests. Desk volunteers also help the public do business with state departments within the State Parks and Cultural Resources division.

The museum is open from 9 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Saturday. Each day is split into two volunteer shifts, a morning shift from 9:00 am - 12:45 pm and an afternoon shift from 12:45 - 4:30 pm. Desk volunteers can work as few as one shift a month or can work as often as two or three times a week. Your schedule will be provided on a monthly basis, two week in advance.

Benefits:

This is a great opportunity for anyone looking to interact with people and contribute to the vibrant and welcoming Cheyenne tourism community. Volunteers will receive a monthly newsletter of happenings at the museum and will be invited to occasional volunteer events including dinners and behind the scenes tours. Volunteering in this role may lead to future opportunities working in the museum’s collections, education, exhibits, and community engagement departments.

*Please email melisa.mcchesney@wyo.gov to sign up. This site does not notify us when new responses come in*

If you enjoy welcoming, teaching, and interacting with children and their families, this is the perfect opportunity for you!

On the first Saturday of every month, the Wyoming State Museum hosts Family Days, a completely free event series that welcomes families to experience the museum and engage with a variety of fun topics including:

While each month's theme is different, every event offers crafts, activities, and games that inspire children to get creative and learn about the world around them.

Volunteers in this role will get to interact with hundreds of families, facilitating crafts and helping guests get the most out of their experience. Your shift will begin with a brief training on how you'll facilitate the activity or game that you are in charge of, then museum staff will check in with you regularly throughout the event to be sure you have everything you need.

Each event consists of one 5 hour shift from 9:30 am - 2:30 pm. If that shift does not work for you, we are happy to accommodate with a half shift, just let us know! Any individual who is passionate about childhood education, families, crafts, and FUN should feel encouraged to volunteer. We welcome and appreciate people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities!

Benefits:

This is a great opportunity for anyone looking to develop teaching skills and help the families in our community become more connected with the museum and its exciting resources. A lunch break (and food) is provided for volunteers who work the entire 5-hour shift. Volunteering in this role may lead to future opportunities working in the museum’s collections, education, and community engagement departments.

The Volunteer Educator is responsible for walking assigned clients through the education process.  Is able to provide Christ-centered, caring, and compassionate education in the lives of clients and their families.  A class can have up to 10 clients enrolled.  Training will be required and is provided.  

The Client Advocate will assist LifeChoice in fulfilling its mission of providing caring, compassionate, Christ-centered support to clients in crisis from initial center contact on the day of appointment through patient exam and any permission-based follow-up necessary. They will act as the patient liaison with the medical staff and provide the clients and their significant others, including family members, with any referrals and center support available.   Training is required and is provided. 

The Client Advocate will assist LifeChoice in fulfilling its mission of providing caring, compassionate Christ-centered support to clients in crisis from initial center contact on the day of appointment, through patient exam, to any permission based follow-up necessary. They will act as the patient liaison with the medical staff and provide the client and their significant others, including family members, with any referrals and center support available. 

Leaf, branch and trash removal from the front of our building. 

Developmental Preschool and Day Care Center is currently seeking 2 individuals to fill vacant board positions. One will fill a term until September, 2025 and the other will fill a term until September, 2027.

We are seeking individuals who are strategic and operational thinkers and have various skills related to business management and oversight. Board members must reside in either Albany or Carbon County, Wyoming, and can commit to attending 5 meetings per year, plus other potential meetings and events as scheduled. Meetings are typically held at noon on the 3rd Monday of odd numbered months.

If you are interested in serving on our non-profit Board of Directors, please contact me for a questionnaire.

Did you know...

that the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) 2019–29 employment projections show that occupations in the STEM field are expected to grow 8.0% by 2029, compared with 3.7% for all occupations? That's less than 5 years away, and that's why we need your help in transforming STEM education across the state of Wyoming. 

Research proves that early access to STEM education can boost confidence, increase achievement, and ignite potential. STEM programming that is designed to help students build STEM proficiency and gain skills necessary to succeed in the innovation-focused twenty-first century job market is essential. Opt-in programs and those that start in secondary school often only capture those students who have already identified an interest in STEM subjects, thereby excluding many marginalized “at promise” populations, including women and minorities.

What we do:

Valued for its ability to bring inspiration, accessibility, and equity to STEM education, the SAE International A World In Motion® (AWIM®) program is highly regarded for its unrivaled efforts to increase teacher/volunteer confidence and competence to facilitate STEM learning. Through fun, hands-on activities, AWIM heightens STEM interest and understanding while also preparing students for real-world scenarios. As a new AmeriCorps program through funding from Serve Wyoming, SAE needs members like you to help shape the engineers of the future. 

SAE and AmeriCorps:

"Serving through AmeriCorps allows you to get to the heart of what people and communities need, and see the positive outcomes of your own contributions... the most rewarding aspects of my experience cannot be overstated. In my ten month program, I was rewarded with new friends, countless new skills and abilities, clarity about my passions and direction in life, confidence, new perspectives, and so much more."

- Victoria Wiseman, AmeriCorps Alum

Through the SAE A World In Motion (AWIM) AmeriCorps Wyoming program, service members have the power to make a difference and change the lives of PreK-12 students throughout Wyoming communities. This unique service opportunity expands vital access to STEM education for young learners to help them discover their full potential and succeed.

Service members will receive a living allowance and are also eligible to earn the Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.

Upcoming service cohorts will work with school and community-based organization site partners in Albany, Laramie, and Natrona counties.

Terms and Applications Process

Three-quarter time terms are ideal, half and quarter time terms considered to support winter, spring, summer programs with our site partners.

We accept applications on a rolling basis starting immediately. We are actively interviewing and hiring for upcoming program needs. We encourage anyone interested to contact us to ask questions and apply as soon as possible.

Apply Now!

Ready to make a difference in the lives of young learners and share your passion for education? Visit www.saefoundation.org/americorps/ and contact americorps.awim@sae.org to review the service opportunity listing and apply today.

Job Summary:

Interfaith of Natrona County is seeking a friendly, organized, and customer-focused individual to join our team as a receptionist. This role is vital to ensuring smooth daily operations and providing a welcoming environment for our clients and community. The ideal candidate will possess strong communication skills and the ability to handle multiple tasks efficiently.

Key Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

Volunteer with Food Bank of Wyoming every Thursday and Friday morning! Visit our volunteer calendar to sign-up: https://wyomingfoodbank.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/

Food Bank of Wyoming sends out over 3600 food boxes each month to our mobile pantry sites across the state. Come help build these food boxes in an assembly-line system for our 19 mobile pantry sites located in rural communities.

This volunteer opportunity requires the ability to move freely and lift up to 30 pounds.

Did you know that almost 11% of Wyomingites experience food insecurity? If you or anyone you know needs assistance finding food, please call us or visit our website https://wyomingfoodbank.org/find-food/

The NIC is happy to begin it's cultural planning for Dia Los Muertos. We are excited to work with local organizations and community members to bring on an excellent family event. Our first order of business is to decide a time that the committee will meet regularly until November 1st. 

Create a keepsake for the family by sewing a bear out of the Hospice patient's favorite article of clothing.

Provide telephone check-ins and/or send special mailings to families who receive bereavement support for the 13 months following the death of their loved one.

Data Entry: Scan, upload and document information to track visits made with our patients

Clerical: Assembling admission packets, filing, copying, assisting with mailings and helping with other special projects throughout the year.

Companionship Volunteer: Engage in conversation, rad thee paper, share music, give a wheelchair ride, play a game or just be there to hold a hand.

Errands/Shopping: There may be times that the caregiver will not want to leave their loved one's side. They may need help getting a few supplies or groceries.

Be present in the home to give the caregiver a break. This may allow them to go to appointments, attend church, run errands or meet a friend for lunch.

Key Board position responsible for assisting in the logistical planning of the Festival event weekend.  Work in partnership with the Chairman to ensure a successful, quality event.

Board position responsible for organizing the events in the Culture tent, including recruiting talent, scheduling Celtic culture talks and demonstrations, and set up of program space.

Board member responsible for raising money by seeking and developing Sponsorship relationships with local businesses.  May build a committee of volunteers to help reach more sponsorship partners.  This is a key board position as most funding for the festival comes from sponsorship.