How to Apply

Registration will open at 7:00 PM on Monday, August 26th

Step 1: Review the projects available below.
Step 2: Choose a project or two you would be interested in volunteering for. It is always good to have a backup in case your project fills up.
Step 3: Click on the project you would like to register for. You will find the application at the bottom of the project’s page.
Step 4: Once you complete the application, you will receive a confirmation email. Read over the email and note and important information.
Step 5: Fill out the required 2024 Travel Waiver & Hold Harmless Agreement at https://getinvolvedmu.maryville.edu/submitter/form/start/637524. This is REQUIRED for all participants.

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AgencyProject DescriptionTime FrameTeam LeaderVolunteer Limit
#40 MRO Team Afternoon VolunteersAssist with the MRO After Party. Collecting supply drop-off, maintaining reflection activity setup and supplies, and food/candy setup and management.12:00 PM-5:00 PMVictor Torres Nole6/6
#41 Nurses for NewbornsVolunteers will be sorting and matching clothes, dating food, checking and cleaning baby toys and equipment, bagging diapers.9:30 AM-4:30 PMBrooklyn Moore5/5
#42 Old North St. Louis Restoration GroupClean-up of 13th Street Garden and other green spaces in the neighborhood. Work can include weeding, trimming, and picking up trash. Volunteers will be divided into groups with a neighborhood volunteer supervising each group, especially those who go to sites outside the 13th Street Garden. Tools and gloves will be provided as needed.9:00 AM-12:30 PMJaxon White28/27
#43 Open Door Animal SantuaryWe have lots of cat trees in need of some TLC! They need to be re-roped and/or recarpeted. It will require taking off old staples/rope/carpet, and using a staple gun and hot glue to reattach new rope and carpet so the cats can scratch them up all over again!9:00 AM-3:00 PMJessica Hoffman6/6
#44 Our Lady’s InnPower wash our building, steps, and deck; Gardening; Playground area clean up; Prepare a meal; Clean and stage a room for the next family; Childcare; Organize donations.09:00 AM-12:00 PMCaroline Appelbaum10/10
#45 Partners for PetsGeneral clean up of Shelter (Walk dogs, clean kennels, Cat socialization, Property Beautification.)9:30 AM-1:00 PMVictoria Forbeck15/15
#46 Ready ReadersHelp improve reading skills for kids across St Louis! Volunteers will work in our warehouse to prepare for our first book distribution of the school year which serves more than 14,000 students in St Louis. Tasks may include assembling resource binders for teachers, unpacking pallets of books, stuffing envelopes, assembling cardboard boxes, and counting books.10:00 AM-3:00 PMAnne Browning20/20
#47 Riverbend Head Start & Family Services 1For our garden site, the site director has requested help with weeding and cleaning the garden and planting in the garden.8:30 AM-3:00 PM2/5
#48 Riverbend Head Start & Family Services 2This site has a community closet that needs help with sorting and organizing.8:30 AM-3:00 PM0/5
#49 St. Louis Crisis NurseryHere at the Nursery, our needs are ever-changing. When your group is here, we might need help with creating food bags, bags of diapers/wipes for our food pantry. We might need help with sorting donations, deep cleaning the Nursery, cleaning up our playground and pulling weeds, painting walls, helping to bring in donations, writing exp. dates on food items in our pantries, etc.9:30 AM-3:00 PMCourtney Midyett15/15