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Join us as a volunteer to directly impact your community. We offer a variety of opportunities, and the right one is waiting for you!

A volunteer group in the shelter kitchen before serving dinner
Volunteer

Join us as a volunteer to directly impact your community

We offer a variety of opportunities, and the right one is waiting for you.

English Learning Center

Teach adult English classes in person or online. No experience is needed. We provide training and an easy-to-use curriculum, and we're always ready to help.

  • Morning or evening classes
  • Monday–Thursday
  • One or more days each week
ELC volunteer opportunities

Our Saviour's Housing

Serve a meal, host a game night, assemble kits, sort donations, or help maintain the property. Individuals and groups are both welcome, and groups of 4–6 are ideal for meal service.

  • Children age 5+ are welcome for some volunteer positions with adult supervision
  • Background check required for some, but not all, positions
  • volunteer@oscs-mn.org · 612.386.6626
OSH volunteer opportunities
How it works

Three steps to your first shift

1

Review the opportunities

Find the role that fits your schedule, your interests, and the program you care about.

2

Complete the interest form

Individuals and groups each have their own form, or email the Volunteer Coordinator with questions.

3

Tour and meeting

The volunteer coordinator will contact you to set up an in-person tour and meeting before you start.

Please note: OSCS does not offer court-ordered community service hours.

More ways in

Other ways to give your time

Apply for our board

Join our board of directors or a board committee. New terms start each June, and we welcome new committee members year round.

Learn more →

Employment

A place to give, a place to grow. See how it is to work here.

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Donate

Can't give time right now? A gift keeps our work moving forward.

Donate →
Thank you

Volunteers are the foundation of this work.

More than 150 volunteers teach at the ELC each year, and groups serve dinner at the shelter every night of the year.