Opportunities From: Volunteer Hub

Join us for Winter Moose Day on February 7 and 8, a community science event where you can snowshoe or ski in the Snowy Range or Happy Jack area while searching for moose and signs of their winter activity. 
You get to choose your route from our website! Routes are limited and assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Whether you’re spotting tracks, scat, browse, or moose themselves, your observations directly support ongoing moose research at the University of Wyoming and help improve our understanding of local populations. You can choose which route and which day to go out. 

New to Moose Day? We’ll provide an in-person training session for first-time participants so you feel confident before heading out. Gather your friends or family, enjoy a beautiful winter outing, and contribute to meaningful community science.
❄️ www.wyobiodiversity.org

We need horizontal photos of the city of Rock Springs and surrounding areas to use in our news stories. Feel free to use a camera or your cell phone to take high quality photos. We're looking for photos of town buildings, sites of interest, and landscapes.

Please follow the photo guidelines doc while participating in this activity.

We need horizontal photos of the city of Gillette and surrounding areas to use in our news stories. Feel free to use a camera or your cell phone to take high quality photos. We're looking for photos of town buildings, sites of interest, and landscapes.

Please follow the photo guidelines doc while participating in this activity.

We need horizontal photos of the city of Cheyenne and surrounding areas to use in our news stories. Feel free to use a camera or your cell phone to take high quality photos. We're looking for photos of town buildings, sites of interest, and landscapes. We do not need photos of the state Capitol building.

Please follow the photo guidelines doc while participating in this activity.

We need horizontal photos of the city of Casper and surrounding areas to use in our news stories. Feel free to use a camera or your cell phone to take high quality photos. We're looking for photos of town buildings, sites of interest, and landscapes.

Please follow the photo guidelines doc while participating in this activity.

We're looking for new images to use in our news stories! Photos, original artwork, and graphics are all fair game.

In this opportunity, we need images that would fit under the category of "agriculture". Here are some ideas, but feel free to get creative: crops growing in a field, a tractor, fresh cut hay, livestock, or a sprinkler system.

Please refer to the photo guidelines doc to make sure the photos are usable for us! Our biggest requirement is that you follow all posted rules and laws. If a sign says no photos, don’t take any photos. Do not enter private property without permission, even lawns. Be sure to obtain permission for private situations or businesses.

We're looking for new images to use in our news stories! Photos, original artwork, and graphics are all fair game.

In this opportunity, we need images that would fit under the category of "education". Here are some ideas, but feel free to get creative and do something different: the outside of schools, playgrounds, a collection of library books, or a photo of a classroom or lunchroom.

Please refer to the photo guidelines doc to make sure the photos are usable for us! Our biggest requirement is that you follow all posted rules and laws. If a sign says no photos, don’t take any photos. Do not enter private property without permission, even lawns. Be sure to obtain permission for private situations or businesses.

We're looking for new images to use in our news stories! Photos, original artwork, and graphics are all fair game.

In this opportunity, we need images that would fit under the category of "energy". Here are some ideas, but feel free to get creative: oil pumpjacks, wind farms, coal mining vehicles, coal trains, or solar energy

Please refer to the photo guidelines doc to make sure the photos are usable for us! Our biggest requirement is that you follow all posted rules and laws. If a sign says no photos, don’t take any photos. Do not enter private property without permission, even lawns. Be sure to obtain permission for private situations or businesses.

We're looking for new images to use in our news stories! Photos, original artwork, and graphics are all fair game.

In this opportunity, we need images that would fit under the category of "law and justice". Here are some ideas, but feel free to get creative: the outside of courthouses, the outside of jails, police cars, a police badge, or red, flashing emergency lights

Please refer to the photo guidelines doc to make sure the photos are usable for us! Our biggest requirement is that you follow all posted rules and laws. If a sign says no photos, don’t take any photos. Do not enter private property without permission, even lawns. Be sure to obtain permission for private situations or businesses.

We're looking for new images to use in our news stories! Photos, original artwork, and graphics are all fair game.

In this opportunity, we need images that would fit under the category of "mental health".

Please refer to the photo guidelines doc to make sure the photos are usable for us! Our biggest requirement is that you follow all posted rules and laws. If a sign says no photos, don’t take any photos. Do not enter private property without permission, even lawns. Be sure to obtain permission for private situations or businesses.

We're looking for new images to use in our news stories! Photos, original artwork, and graphics are all fair game.

In this opportunity, we need images that would fit under the category of "health". Here are some ideas, but feel free to get creative: the outside of clinics or hospitals, a clinic waiting room, an ambulance, or a doctor's office.

Please refer to the photo guidelines doc to make sure the photos are usable for us! Our biggest requirement is that you follow all posted rules and laws. If a sign says no photos, don’t take any photos. Do not enter private property without permission, even lawns. Be sure to obtain permission for private situations or businesses.

Applications are now open for this year's Alternative Spring Break programs. These programs are a great opportunity to learn, serve, and travel during the break!

The 2026 Alternative Spring Breaks are: 

Applications are due November 9, 2025!  Missed the deadline? You can still apply! Once all the spots on a particular trip are filled, you will be added to a waitlist and contacted if space becomes available.

Learn more and apply at: https://www.uwyo.edu/csil/community-engagement-and-service/slce/service/ab.html

You must be a full-time, Laramie campus-based, Consolidated Student Services fee-paying UW student in good academic and disciplinary standing to participate in the Alternative Breaks program.

Pick up right-of-way on Curtis Street from North 3rd Street to McCue Street.  Click on LINK for map of area and available parking.

Make arrangements with Code Enforcement for vest, bags, also where and when the City can pick up your full bags.

Code Enforcement is located in the Annex building at 405 Grand Avenue, here is a map of where we are and where you can park.

Click on this map link for Spring Creek Pump Station clean up area located on Grand Avenue next to Freddy's. 

Coordinate with Code Enforcement at 405 Grand Avenue to get safety vest and bags for your project. 

Cleanup litter along the right-of-way on Grand Avenue.  Click on this Map Link for Wal-Mart Run clean up area located on Grand Avenue.

Coordinate with Code Enforcement at 405 Grand Avenue to get safety vest and bags for your project.

Click on this Map Link for Escaped Prisoner Snow Range Road clean up area.

 Escaped Prisoner is located on the Snowy Range Road next to the Territorial Prison. 

Coordinate with Code Enforcement at 405 Grand Avenue to get safety vest and bags for your project.

Click on this Map Link for Tumbleweed Stroll clean up area. 

Tumbleweed Stroll is located on Grand Avenue around the Tumbleweed gas station.

Coordinate with Code Enforcement at 405 Grand Avenue to get safety vest and bags for your project.

Click on this Map Link for Laramie Paradise Recycling/Landfill clean up area.

 If you have not guessed, this is located on Rogers Canyon Road (North 9th Street) north of town.   

Help is welcome during operating hours 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Coordinate with Code Enforcement at 405 Grand Avenue to get vest and bags for your project.

This volunteer cleanup site is heavily littered, primarily due to wind-blown debris from the nearby Wal-Mart property.  the area is scattered with various types of trash, making it a prim location for a dedicated cleanup effort.  Interestingly, alongside the usual litter, volunteers may occasionally find cash among the debris.  Your efforts in restoring this area will make a significant impact on the environment and local community!

By volunteering, you'll create a cleaner, more enjoyable space at the entrance of our community.

For a map of the designated cleanup area, please follow this link.  If you need supplies such as rakes, bags, or safety vest, please coordinate with Code Enforcement at 405 Grand Avenue.

Thank you for making a difference!

This volunteer cleanup site is heavily littered, primarily due to wind-blown debris from the nearby Wal-Mart property.  the area is scattered with various types of trash, making it a prim location for a dedicated cleanup effort.  Interestingly, alongside the usual litter, volunteers may occasionally find cash among the debris.  Your efforts in restoring this area will make a significant impact on the environment and local community!

By volunteering, you'll create a cleaner, more enjoyable space at the entrance of our community.

For a map of the designated cleanup area, please follow this link.  If you need supplies such as bags and safety vest, please coordinate with Code Enforcement at 405 Grand Avenue.

Thank you for making a difference!

Community Outreach Volunteer Opportunity
Help us spread the word and make an impact!

Who we are:
J & J Second Chance Small Holdings & The Goat Ladies is a non-profit rescue in Rock River, WY. We care for more than 250 goats, along with donkeys, ponies, mini cattle, dogs, cats, and birds. Our mission goes beyond rescue — we bring animals and people together through education, events, and outreach.

Volunteer Opportunity:
We’re inviting University of Wyoming students to join us as Community Outreach Volunteers. This role is perfect for students interested in communication, education, marketing, or nonprofit leadership. You’ll help us:

Assist with tabling at events to share our mission

Promote programs like goat therapy, tours, and reading with goats

Help with social media content (photos, stories, short videos)

Work on fundraising projects and donor thank-yous

Support educational visits for schools and youth groups

What you’ll gain:

Hands-on experience in community engagement, nonprofit work, and communications

Opportunities to practice public speaking, event coordination, and digital outreach

Service hours and résumé-building experience

A meaningful role in helping a local rescue thrive

Details:

Location: Primarily based at events in Laramie & Rock River, plus online support

Time Commitment: Flexible — event-based or ongoing

Skills Helpful: Social media, writing, photography, public speaking (but not required — we’ll train!)

How to Get Involved:

We will post scheduled Farm Work Days on our calendar where volunteers can join us for hands-on projects and animal care. However, farm work days don’t have to wait for a scheduled event—you or your group can plan a day to come out and help whenever it works best for you! Just reach out to us, and we’ll coordinate the details

You must be an approved volunteer to sign up for this shift. If you have questions, please reach out to asstdirector@downtownclinic.org.

Opportunity Description:
Help patients safely and efficiently receive their medications by serving as a Medication Pick-Up Support Volunteer. In this role, you’ll assist during medication pick-up hours by checking out medications to patients, recording information in the electronic health record (EHR), and supporting the pharmacy team with organization and data entry.

Responsibilities:

Work at the front desk during medication pick-up hours (Thursdays, 4:50–6:00 PM)

Verify patient information (name and date of birth) before dispensing medications

Notify the pharmacy team if patients have questions about their prescriptions

Check medications out in the EHR system

Help organize medications on site

Occasionally assist with entering filled medications into the EHR

Time Commitment:
Thursdays from 4:50–6:00 PM

Impact:
This role ensures patients receive their medications quickly and accurately while supporting smooth communication between the reception and pharmacy teams. Your help keeps the process organized and patient-centered.

Language Note:
A second language is not required, but knowledge of Spanish is helpful.

Pharmacy volunteers must be approved through the DTC application on our website. If you have questions, please reach out to asstdirector@downtownclinic.org

Opportunity Description:
Join our pharmacy team to help provide patients with the medications they need. As a Pharmacy Volunteer, you’ll assist with accurately counting and packaging medications and uploading information into our electronic health record (EHR) system. You’ll also support the pharmacy staff with additional tasks to keep operations safe, organized, and efficient.

Responsibilities:

Count and package medications

Upload medication information into the EHR system

Organize and maintain pharmacy supplies

Assist with other tasks as directed by the pharmacy team

Time Commitment:
Flexible: shifts available during clinic hours, first-come, first-served

Impact:
Your attention to detail helps ensure patients receive the correct medications on time. By supporting the pharmacy team, you play a direct role in promoting safe, effective, and compassionate healthcare.

You have to be an approved INTAKE volunteer to sign up for these shifts. If you are not approved, please reach out to asstdirector@downtownclinic.org to start the process. 

Opportunity Description:
Support both the front desk and clinical team as an Intake Volunteer. In this role, you’ll welcome patients, assist with check-in, and also be directly involved in the intake process. You’ll gain experience working with our electronic health record (EHR) system, Athena, and provide hands-on clinical support by rooming patients, taking vitals, and performing in-house labs ordered by the physician. Intake Volunteers also help maintain a clean and safe environment by preparing exam rooms between patients.

Responsibilities:

Greet and check in patients

Assist patients with paperwork and medications as needed

Answer and route phone calls

Learn and use the Athena EHR system

Room patients and record vital signs

Perform in-house labs as ordered by the physician

Clean and prepare exam rooms between patients

Support other clinic tasks as needed

Time Commitment:
Flexible: shifts available during clinic hours, first-come, first-serve

Impact:
As an Intake Volunteer, you are an essential bridge between patients and providers. Your support ensures patients feel welcome, cared for, and prepared for their visit while keeping clinic operations efficient and safe.

You must be a registered and approved volunteer to sign up for ANY shift at the DTC. If you have questions, please reach out to asstdirector@downtownclinic.org or visit our website. 

Opportunity Description:
Be the welcoming face of our clinic while supporting day-to-day operations at the front desk. As a Reception/General Volunteer, you’ll help patients check in, manage phone calls, and keep our reception and waiting areas organized and inviting. You’ll also gain hands-on experience with our electronic health record (EHR) system, Athena, while assisting with patient paperwork, medications, and other front office needs.

Responsibilities:

Greet and check in patients

Assist patients with paperwork and medications as needed

Answer and route phone calls

Learn and use the Athena EHR system

Keep the reception desk and waiting room clean and organized

Monitor and restock produce and hygiene bag supplies

Support other general clinic tasks as needed

Time Commitment:
Flexible : shifts available during clinic hours, first-come, first-served

Impact:
Your presence helps patients feel welcome and supported while keeping clinic operations running smoothly. Volunteers in this role play an essential part in making healthcare accessible, organized, and compassionate.

Looking for a regular, weekly commitment with the Eppson Center? Want to get involved and help seniors, but have a busy life of your own? This is the opportunity for you! Loan Closet attendants are needed from 12-4pm Monday-Friday, with shifts lasting one hour, though you may sign up for as many as you'd like! Our Loan Closet is stocked with essential medical equipment like wheelchairs, canes, walkers, knee scooters, and more, that we loan out to seniors and community members in need. This is a rewarding, social volunteer opportunity, and the best part is that it comes with some down time! Feel free to bring a book or some homework to work on in between helping visitors. 

We are looking for someone to regularly call bingo on Tuesdays from 10:30-11:30!

This is a great opportunity to get to know patrons and do some meaningful work for them. Everyday, we serve dozens of seniors lunch, and this opportunity would give you the chance to brighten their day. 

Hospice of Laramie is looking for volunteers with their physical therapy license to assist with patients who have physical therapy needs. 

We are in need of volunteers to help our Home Delivered Meals coordinator prepare and seal meals to be sent off to our home-bound patrons. This could be a one-time or recurring opportunity depending on flexibility. 

We are looking for volunteers who would be interested in sitting at the front desk as-needed when our receptionist is out!

The Eppson Center has a medical equipment Loan Closet that is open for use by any individual in the community in need of a wheelchair, walker, cane, knee scooter, and more. These items come in and out of the Center on a daily basis, and thus get disorganized over time. This volunteer opportunity would allow flexible scheduling and independence to come in, sort through items, and get everything put away neatly. We are looking for multiple volunteers to come in when and for as long that their schedule allows.

Non-Patient Volunteers can help Hospice of Laramie with grounds keeping, cleaning tasks, event prep, etc. These volunteers would not be interacting with patients, instead helping out the house in other ways. 

Hospice House and Community Volunteers assist nursing staff with comfort and companionship of Hospice of Laramie Patients. Can include playing a card game, talking about their families or experiences, helping with light cleaning tasks, or helping give a caretaker a short break to run to the store or an appointment. 

Please Note: A background check, drug test, and initial online training are required. 

Winters in Laramie can mean cold weather, that famous Wyoming wind, and heaps of snow. Many citizens of Laramie struggle to maintain their driveways and sidewalks during this time of the year and could use a helping hand. If you want to help keep our citizens safe and help those who may not be able to shovel snow themselves, this opportunity is for you!

Winter weather can be unpredictable, and unfortunately there is no set schedule for snow. This opportunity will be a flexible opportunity, with locations needing snow shoveling being updated as requests come in. If you would like to participate in this volunteer opportunity, please respond to this opportunity and the City will reach out to work out where you can provide your valuable time and effort to help those in need. 

The City of Laramie has a limited supply of snow shovels that can be loaned to volunteers during the Winter months.

Thank you for being a volunteer and helping make Laramie the community that it is. We hope to see you soon!

Join us for a fun bike parade in Laramie Wyoming.  We need 4 Crossing Guards to help the crew get across 2 busy streets that don't have lights. 

At SAFE Project we have internship opportunities for Fall, Spring and Summer! To be an intern at SAFE you would need to go through our state-mandated 40 hour training. 

Our interns work closely with our Volunteer Coordinator to make a schedule and an outline of things they wish to learn during their semester. Internships can be done for school credit or for work experience.

Our biggest need is for volunteers willing to work our 24-hour hotline. We ask our advocates to take two 12-hour hotline shifts each month. Hotline advocates are able to do normal day to day activities with only an extra cell phone to carry and respond to. Calls may be anything from crisis intervention, to hospital advocacy, to shelter clients asking questions. 

All volunteers must complete a state-mandated 40 hour training. Training provides information needed to assist survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and child abuse. Training is offered in Spring, Summer and Fall each year.

To become a volunteer, fill out the application on our website. www.safeproject.org/volunteer-opportunities

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.

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 Laramie Soup Kitchen has volunteer opportunities available for students!

Volunteers are an integral part of our operation. They help staff in the kitchen with food preparation, serving, and keeping the space clean and safe for our guests. 

Volunteer hours at the Laramie Soup Kitchen can be used for Community Service, School Requirements, Scholarships, or just because. 

Opportunities available Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. With shifts as short as 1 hour and on average 1.5 hours, we can help accommodate your busy schedule. 

Once you have submitted a volunteer application, it will be reviewed (give us two to three business days), and when approved, you will receive a link to begin signing up for shifts.

To ensure the safety of our guests and staff, and to ensure your volunteer experience is the best it can be, volunteers will be required to sign up for shifts (no walk-in volunteers).

Unlocking Student Potential Through Improved Literacy

Volunteer opportunities include narration, listening, and quality assurance.  Use the link below to get started: 

www.learningally.org

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with the website listed above. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

Zooniverse provides people-powered scientific research. Volunteers work in a variety of capacities to assist professional researchers in multiple fields. Use the link below to get started: 

www.zooniverse.org

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with the website listed above. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

LibriVox provides free public domain audiobooks. Volunteers read and record books on the public domain and in all languages. Use the link below to get started:

www.librivox.org

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with the website listed above. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

The Stall Catchers project is designed by researchers at Cornell University to advance Alzheimer’s solutions. This project focuses on one aspect of the disease: reduced blood flow in the brain. Volunteers watch ultrasounds of mice brain blood flow and label flow/stall status to aid researchers. Use this link to get started: 

www.scistarter.org/stall-catchers-nlm

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with the website listed above. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

Smithsonian Digital Volunteers transcribe and review historical documents and biodiversity data. Use the link below to get started: 

www.transcription.si.edu

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with the website listed above. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

Operation Photo Rescue restores and re-prints damaged photos for people impacted by natural disasters. Volunteers use Photoshop to clean up damaged images. (Photoshop experience and access required). Use the link below to get started:

www.operationphotorescue.org

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with the website listed above. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

Help scientists transcribe arctic and worldwide weather observations recorded in ship’s logs since the mid-19th century. Use the link below to get started:

www.oldweather.org

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with the website listed above. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

The Missing Maps Project creates detailed maps for Non-Government Organizations such as the Red Cross. Volunteers can contribute to maps or validate others’ work.  Use this link to get started:

www.missingmaps.org

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with the website listed above. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

Mapping Prejudice is creating a database of criteria creating obstacles for people seeking safe, affordable  housing in large cities in the US. Volunteers read deeds that may contain discriminatory criteria language and add information to a database. Use the link below to get started:

https://mappingprejudice.umn.edu/take-action/volunteer

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with the website listed above. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

By the People from the Library of Congress allows volunteers to transcribe historical documents in English and Spanish. Use the link below to get started:

www.crowd.loc.gov

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with the website listed above. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

Bookshare formats books for people with dyslexia, learning disabilities, visual impairments, physical disabilities, and other reading barriers. Volunteers are needed to scan and proofread texts that will be modified for accessibility. Use the link below to get started:

www.bookshare.org

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with the website listed above. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

This project from the Boston Public Library asks volunteers to transcribe correspondence between anti-slavery activists from the 19th century. Use the link below to get started:

www.antislaverymanuscripts.org

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with the website listed above. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

Amnesty Decoders is an innovative platform for volunteers around the world to use their computers or phones to help researchers sift through pictures, information and documents. Use the link below to get started: 

decoders.amnesty.org

This opportunity allows University of Wyoming Users to track to virtual volunteer activity with Amnesty Decoders. The Service, Leadership, and Community Engagement Office does not manage this organization or opportunity.  

Pantry volunteers help us keep our pantry running smoothly! Tasks may include but are not limited to checking in clients, assisting clients in the pantry, packing food bags, creating hygiene kits, stocking the pantry shelves, and light cleaning. If you are interested in assisting with Interfaith pantry, please go to our Get Involved page to sign up. We hope to see you soon!

FPAC is looking for dedicated volunteers to assist in our Diaper & Hygiene Pantry. This job will require assisting patrons and donors, tracking outgoing diaper and hygiene items, as well as incoming donations. It will require walking up and down stairs. We are looking for volunteers who can commit to a regular (or semi regular) schedule. We currently need assistance on Thursdays from 10AM-4PM.

FPAC is looking for dedicated individuals to help collect diapers, food, and hygiene products for our families in need. If you have the motivation to pull of a drive please reach out to FPAC to see how we can work toward your success.