Volunteer opportunities that support A Place For You include: - MealTrain meal preparation volunteer - Recreational/social activities participation - Shelter advisory board - Staff support volunteer - Volunteer driver

Financial Donations: Family scholarships for people to attend disabilities or autism camps or military family camps. Cost for an average family is from $600-1200 per camp/retreat. In-kind Donations: - Golf carts - Horses - Plow truck - Recreation equipment Volunteering: - Cleaning - Cooking - Equine volunteers - Maintenance - Mowing/landscaping - Program volunteers Volunteer page: https://www.ironwoodsprings.com/volunteer

Volunteer opportunities include: - Friendly visitor - Reading to residents, helping to write letters playing games, visiting or pet visits. - Assisting at Activities - Bingo, cards, crafts - Presenting programs- Special music - Assisting residents around the building and from activities or programs around the building. - Staff our Gift Shop and helping with coffee hour

An independent living community for older adults ages 62 and over, offering services and amenities, including: - 28 private unfurnished apartments, including 18-bedroom apartments, ten 2-bedroom apartments, and one 2-bedroom suite - Complimentary washer and dryer on every floor - Emergency response pull cord in each apartment - Heated underground parking - Light housekeeping services - Meals available at extra cost - Pet-friendly apartments upon arrival - Secure building - Stove and fridge in each apartment Volunteer opportunities include arranging activities, running errands, or visiting with residents.

Trained advocates providing information and resources to people over the age of 60. The goal is to assist residents in finding resources to stay in the home and find possible options for alternative living situations. Helps with services such as: - Assist with plans for recreational activities - Caregiver education and support - Caregiver relief - Community education - Consumer protection - Deliver home meals and work with nutrition sites - Forms assistance - Health care directives - Home visits - Medicare Part D enrollment - Nutrition Assistance Program for seniors (NAP) - Partners with Senior Linkage Line and Area Agency on Aging - Scams/fraud - Senior legal rights - Transportation resources - Volunteer recruitment and training

Trained advocates providing information and resources to people over the age of 60. The goal is to assist residents in finding resources to stay in the home and find possible options for alternative living situations. Helps with services such as: - Assist with plans for recreational activities - Caregiver education and support - Caregiver relief - Community education - Consumer protection - Deliver home meals and work with nutrition sites - Forms assistance - Health care directives - Home visits - Medicare Part D enrollment - Nutrition Assistance Program for seniors (NAP) - Partners with Senior Linkage Line and Area Agency on Aging - Scams/fraud - Senior legal rights - Transportation resources - Volunteer recruitment and training

Volunteer opportunities available helping with fundraiser, classes, daily activities, or food service Daily volunteers at the reception desk and coffee shop

Offers community sports (adaptive recreation equipment rentals and demos) and recreational activities. Recreational activities for persons who are vision impaired or have physical disabilities for persons of all ages in the Twin Cities area and Duluth. A comprehensive list of activities can be found on the CK Active website (https://hnd-p-ols.spectrumng.net/couragekenny/Members/PR/Programcategories.aspx?isKiosk=False&pname=Classes+%26+Activities&pid=PRG%2c0). Activities include: - Alpine ski and snowboard - Archery - Basketball - adult and junior levels - Curling - Cycling - Fitness (free weights and gym time) - Golf - Martial arts -Pickleball - Power soccer - Rock climbing - Swimming - Track and field - Water skiing - Wheelchair rugby - Wheelchair softball - adult and junior levels ?This program is volunteer driven and is always looking for volunteers with specific program or office skills. ? Click here to find the closest location: https://hnd-p-ols.spectrumng.net/couragekenny/Members/PR/Programcategories.aspx?isKiosk=False&pname=Classes+%26+Activities&pid=PRG%2c0

Recreational activities include: night activities, special events, Special Olympics, and youth programming. Night activities and special events include, but are not limited to: - Karaoke - Bingo - Crafts - Community tours - Game night - Meals Special Olympics: 8 different sports are offered including: - Basketball (full- and hald-court) - Bowling - Bocce Ball - Flag Football (Unified) - Golf (Traditional and Unified) - Softball - Swimming - Track and field Multiple volunteer opportunities are available.

Grant programs for amateur sports organizations; volunteer opportunities for community events; event idea submissions Support and administration for local amateur sports: https://www.rochestermnsports.org/about/local-sports.html

Volunteer opportunities include: - Friendly visitor - Reading to residents, helping to write letters playing games, visiting or pet visits. - Assisting at Activities - Bingo, cards, crafts - Presenting programs- Special music - Assisting residents around the building and from activities or programs around the building. - Staff our Gift Shop and helping with coffee hour

- Activity hosts - Art instructors - Fitness instructors - Greeters - Team members - Technology learning center instructors

Minnesota River Accesses: - Henderson Station River Access: 29082 Henderson Station Road in Henderson - Kasota River Access: 910 North Rice Street in Kasota - Ottawa River Access: 34174 Liberty Street in Ottawa Parks: - Bradshaw Woods: located at West Derrynane Street in Le Center - Clear Lake Park: 35194 Clear Lake Lane in Le Center with camping - Geldner Saw Mill Park: 46542 Beaver Dam Road in Cleveland - Lake Gorman Dam Park: 19634 Gorman Lake Park Lane in Le Center - Lake Pepin Park: and Public Access 16901 County Park Road in New Prague - Lake Volney Park: 18608 Beach Lane in Le Center - Lake Washington County Park: 47102 Washington Park Road in Kastoa with camping and trails - Ney Nature Center and Park: 28238 Nature Center Lane in Henderson with cross-country skiing, hiking trails, summer day camp and volunteer opportunities including recreational activities and event setup/cleanup - Ray's Lake Park: 1395 1st Street in Elysian - Richter Woods Park: 35674 173rd Avenue in Montgomery with trails - St. Peter Park: located on State Highway 99 in Saint Peter Public Lake Accesses: - Clear Lake Access: 35143 Clear Lake Lane - Dora Lake Access: 41660 Kilkenny Road - Fish Lake Access: 19866 Fish Lake Lane - German Lake Access: 22841 German Lake Road - Greenleaf Lake Access: 17742 380th Street - Jefferson Lake Access: 46380 Beaver Dam Road - Jefferson Lake West Access: 46320 271st Avenue and 28211 470th Street - Lake Elysian Access: 1241 1st Street - Lake Emily Access: 32946 Lake Emily Road - Lake Francis Lake Access: 23085 Lake Francis Road and 417 1st Street - Lake Gorman Dam Park: 19634 Gorman Lake Park Lane - Lake Gorman South Access: 19866 Dodd Road - Lake Gorman West Access: 20074 Dodd Road - Lake Henry Lake Access: 27636 Lake Jefferson Road - Lake Lily Public Access: 19181 State Highway 60 - Lake Sanborn Access: 32510 141st Lane - Lake Tetonka Access: 17125 500th Lane - Lake Volney Access: 18608 Beach Lane - Lake Washington Access: 5516 North Shore Court - Lake Washington Access (West Wood): 1398 Lake Washington Access Road - Ray's Lake: 1241 1st Street - Rice Lake Access: 34213 141st Avenue - Roemhidt Lake Access: 47784 229th Lane - Sabre Lake Access: 44168 Sabre Lake Lane - Scotch Lake Access: 43211 271st Avenue Cleveland - Steele Lake Access: 21538 Steele Lake Lane - Sunfish Lake Access: 45825 State Highway 13

Volunteer opportunities include: - Friendly visitor - Reading to residents, helping to write letters playing games, visiting or pet visits. - Assisting at Activities - Bingo, cards, crafts - Presenting programs- Special music - Assisting residents around the building and from activities or programs around the building. - Staff our Gift Shop and helping with coffee hour

Volunteer opportunities include: - Friendly visitor - Reading to residents, helping to write letters playing games, visiting or pet visits. - Assisting at Activities - Bingo, cards, crafts - Presenting programs- Special music - Assisting residents around the building and from activities or programs around the building. - Staff our Gift Shop and helping with coffee hour

- AARP safe driving classes - Bi-monthly newsletter - Thompson Times - Creative Arts (Crafts, crocheting, knitting, watercolor/drawing instruction, etc.) - Discussion groups including Technology, Entertainment, and Design (TED Talks) - Enrichment and educational programs (Computer lab/tech assistance, language/culture, etc.) - Fitness classes including line dancing, walking clubs, and more - Foot care - Health insurance counseling - Intergenerational opportunities - Legal advice (Fraud/scam prevention, and self defense) - Musical performances and jam sessions - Mystery book club - Social and recreational activities including bingo, bridge (duplicate/open), hand and foot, mahjong, and more - Special events - Tax assistance - Trips and tours - Volunteering opportunities