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Marshall Committee and Board Opportunities

  • Action Manufacturing – A family-owned manufacturing business. Their product line started with the Action Trackchair and has grown to include other tracked/mobility product, as well as other outside jobs done for customers.
  • Advance Opportunities – Advance Opportunities provides quality employment and training for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities including autism, down syndrome, brain injury and mental health.
  • Avera@Home Hospice - The work of a Hospice volunteer makes each day a little brighter. Avera@Home is offers a unique opportunity for caring, concerned individuals to make a difference by becoming a member of the Hospice Team as a hospice volunteer. As a volunteer you are the best of a patient’s day giving them love, peace, and joy. Volunteer opportunities available include: visiting patients, respite sitting for caregivers, in-home assistance, facility activities, arts, crafts, baking, and office support.
  • City of Marshall Commissions/Boards/Authorities
    • Adult Community Center Commission
    • Airport Commission
    • Cable Commission
    • Community Services Advisory Board
    • Library Board
    • MERIT Center Commission
    • Planning Commission
    • Police Advisory Board
    • Public Housing commission
    • Call 507-537-6760 or visit marshall.mn.us
  • Habitat for Humanity – of Redwood River offers opportunities to volunteer at the ReStore, building projects and more.  The ReStore requires donated inventory to be tested, cleaned, priced, and moved out to the sales floor. Are you handy with tools? Habitat for Humanity would be grateful for your skills, building shelving, displays and helping on building projects. Volunteer work is essential for creating affordable housing in our community.
  • Hope Harbor – Is a Christian ministry serving teens ages 12-17 in a small setting and reconciling them to their families. Their mission is to Equip teens, empower parents, and serve those in need by anchoring them to the hope of God’s promises.
    • Currently seeking for advisory and governing board members as well as event volunteers.
    • Contact: Melissa Bruns at [email protected]
    • Call (507) 537-4525 or visit hopeharbormn.org
  • Junior Achievement in Lyon County – Junior Achievement’s mission is to inspire and prepare young people to succeed. The inspiration piece comes from community volunteers who not only deliver our lessons, but share their experience.
    • Junior Achievement currently has volunteer opportunities, as well as board opportunities
    • Contact: Christine Fischer – [email protected]
    • Call (507) 537-7386 or visit janorth.org
  • Lyon County Historical Society Museum - The Purpose of the society shall be the collection, preservation and dissemination of knowledge about the history of Lyon County and to relate it to the history of the region and the state of Minnesota.
  • Marshall YMCA - The Marshall Area YMCA instills the values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility through programs and services that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
    • Marshall YMCA - The YMCA always has opportunities to volunteer.  From one-time type opportunities like a 5k or community event, to fundraising, to a variety of committee’s that meet monthly to the Governing Board, which has legal authority for the Y.
    • Contact: Tom Bolin [email protected]
    • Call (507) 532-9622 or visit https://marshallareaymca.org/volunteer
  • Marshall Area Fine Arts Council – MAFAC works to build community through the arts. Including an arts center, exhibits, gift shop, event and more!
  • Marshall Area Chamber of Commerce –Recognized as the voice of business in the Marshall Community. An organization that's core purpose is to serve its members as an advocate for all their business needs, while providing networking and educational opportunities.
    • The Marshall Chamber has volunteers with Young Professionals, Women’s Connect, Downtown Association, Chamber Ambassadors, AgriBusiness and more!
    • Contact: Brad Gruhot – [email protected]
    • Call (507) 532-4484 or visit marshallmn.org
  • New Horizons Crisis Center - New Horizons Crisis Center's mission is to advocate for, support and empower those impacted by crime, while providing education and resources for our communities and partners.
    • Current openings for 3 new Board Members & Crisis Line Volunteers.
    • Community members from Lyon, Lincoln, Murray and Redwood Counties are encouraged to apply.
    • Contact Brooke Yaschyshyn at 507-828-8425 or visit newhorizonscrisiscenter.org/volunteer for more information.
  • Pride in the Tiger Foundation – Pride in the Tiger Foundation seeks to provide financial and other support for activities and extraordinary educational programs supporting our children’s personal growth and development in their pursuit of excellence.
  • Pioneer PBS - PBS is a non-Profit, award-winning viewer-supported public television station dedicated to sharing local stories of the region with the world.
    • Pioneer PBS is currently seeing applicants for their community advisory board
    • Contact: Patrick Moore – [email protected]
    • Call (800) 726-3178 or visit pioneer.org
  • Prairie Home Hospice – PHH has long set the standard for end-of-life care in Lyon County and the surrounding area. They continue to lead the way with innovative programs that honor choices, preserve dignity and address the needs of those we are so privileged to serve.
    • PHH is always in search of volunteers for their events such as the Fieldcrest Classic Golf Tournament. They are also looking for new board members each year.
    • Contact Sarah Kirchner –  [email protected]
    • Call (507) 337-0080 or visit prairiehomehospice.org
  • Relay for Life of Lyon County – Relay For Life is a movement, a community of like-minded survivors, caregivers, volunteers, and participants who believe that future can be free from cancer.
  • United Community Action Partnership – United Community Action Partnership is a joint effort to bring together area resources to effectively and efficiently address the growing needs of our local communities in Southwest Minnesota.
  • United Way of Southwest Minnesota – In Southwest MN, United Way focuses on health, education, financial stability, hunger and safety and well-being
  • Women's Rural Advocacy Program (WRAP) Inc – WRAP is a member of Violence Free Minnesota - an organization that envisions a safe and equitable Minnesota that supports domestic violence survivors and their families so they can thrive
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