Opportunities From: United Way of Kaw Valley

Front Desk: Volunteers at the front desk will be tasked with answering phone calls, assisting with check in, and entering guest information into the Apricot database. Training will be provided.

Front Desk: Volunteers at the front desk will be tasked with answering phone calls, assisting with check in, and entering guest information into the Apricot database. Training will be provided.

Volunteers in the Family Support Centers help with daily operations such as keeping
the pantry clean and shelves well stocked. Volunteers also walk guests through the pantry
ensuring that they select the designated amount of food or to help them make healthy food
choices.

Volunteers in the Family Support Centers help with daily operations such as keeping
the pantry clean and shelves well stocked. Volunteers also walk guests through the pantry
ensuring that they select the designated amount of food or to help them make healthy food
choices.

We organize monthly Support Groups on the 4th Monday of every month from 6:00-8:00 PM in Topeka. These Support Groups include childcare. Our childcare team needs many dedicated hands to maintain a low volunteer-to-child ratio.

You can volunteer for one day or multiple, whichever works for you!

We organize monthly Support Groups on the 3rd Monday of every month from 6:00-8:00 PM in Topeka. These Support Groups include childcare. Our childcare team needs many dedicated hands to maintain a low volunteer-to-child ratio.

You can volunteer for one day or multiple, whichever works for you!

We organize monthly Support Groups on the 2nd Monday of every month from 6:00-8:00 PM in Lawrence. These Support Groups include childcare. Our childcare team needs many dedicated hands to maintain a low volunteer-to-child ratio.

You can volunteer for one day or multiple, whichever works for you!

We organize monthly Caregiver Nights Out on the 2nd Friday of every month from 5:30-8:00 PM. This event includes childcare. Our childcare team needs many dedicated hands to maintain a low volunteer-to-child ratio.

You can volunteer for one day or multiple, whichever works for you!

Each Sunday, the ECM hosts Food Not Bombs' meal prep. Food Not Bombs provides free meals to the community each Sunday. Food prep consists of cutting and preparing foods as well as some clean up after. This typically takes about 1 hour and 30 mins and begins around 2:00 pm. Volunteers do not need to stay the entire time.

Volunteers just need to show up to the ECM. All equipment will be provided on site. No previous food prep experience necessary, we can show you all you need to know!

 This is a reoccurring event for every Sunday. After receiving a follow-up email from the ECM, please indicate which date you are looking to register for below.

Every Wednesday while KU is in session, we need volunteers to come help prepare a free veggie lunch, which we serve the following Thursday. Veggie Lunch prep begins every Wednesday at 3:00 pm and usually takes about 2 hours. Volunteers are not required to stay the entire time - they can come in for however long they would like. 

Volunteers will help with food prep - mostly cutting vegetables - and with storage and cleanup afterwards. All you need to do is show up! We will have someone onsite with a meal planned out and everything you will need is onsite.

When we reach out with follow-up, please be sure to indicate which date(s) you are available to volunteer as this is a reoccurring event. 

Each Thursday we serve a free vegan meal from 11:30 - 1:30. We need volunteers between 9:30am and 2:00pm to help get the food ready, serve the food, and help with clean up after. Volunteers do not need to stay the whole time and can come in whenever it fits their schedule. Volunteers should plan to stay for at least 2 hours. They are also welcome to eat with us before or after their volunteer time is done.

After signing up on this site, a volunteer manager will reach out with a follow-up email.

Need volunteers to assist in preparing activities or even just coming once a month for a craft or music

ECM offers a number of programs and opportunities for students and community members, including our popular weekly Veggie Lunch, Tai Chi, Capoeira, Kickboxing classes, and our International Movie Nights.

Help us reach more people by spreading the word about our services and events! Grab some friends and get some exercise as you help distribute ECM flyers on the KU campus or Downtown Lawrence. 

ECM is always looking for compassionate volunteers to help promote and maintain our facility and programs.

ECM offers a number of programs and opportunities for students and community members, including our popular weekly Veggie Lunch, Tai Chi, Capoeira, Kickboxing classes, and our International Movie Nights.

Help us reach more people by spreading the word about our services and events! Grab some friends and get some exercise as you help distribute ECM flyers on the KU campus or Downtown Lawrence. 

ECM is always looking for compassionate volunteers to help promote and maintain our facility and programs.

The Shawnee County Volunteer Expo is a celebration of local volunteering, as well as a tabling & recruitment opportunity for 50 community partners inside Fairlawn Plaza Shopping Center on Thursday, April 16 from 10 am-2 pm! Last year, over 400 guests met with 50 local agencies!  Attendees will learn more about the services and volunteer roles available with the participating agencies.  This is a come-and-go program, so we will have foot traffic throughout the day as people visit the tables and education sessions.

We need you to support United Way staff by helping with a variety of tasks:

If we have enough volunteers, you're encouraged to rotate taking breaks to visit the tables at the Volunteer Expo and refuel in the hospitality room. 

Volunteer shifts will begin at 8:20 am and run until 2:20 pm.

Shifts last for two hours and begin at 8:20, 10:15, and 12:15. 

Tabling nonprofits will begin arriving at 8:30 am for check in. Tear down & clean up begins at 2 pm. 

If you do not have a United Way or Nancy Perry Day of Caring shirt to wear while volunteering, let us know your shirt size (unisex sizing) in the Response Comments section.

If you have a strong preference for a specific role (such as front desk or hospitality room), or a strong preference not to do a specific role, please indicate that in the Response Comments section.

There are ways to volunteer for folks of all ability levels. Please reach out to mhanson@uwkawvalley.org if you have any accommodation needs. If walking and standing, wear comfortable shoes!

Special thanks to event sponsors: Aleshire Center for Leadership & Community Engagement at Washburn University; Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas; Kansas Gas Service, A Division of ONE Gas; and Chavez Restoration. 

1-800-Children phone counselor which answers the 24-hour helpline by listening carefully, offering problem-solving ideas and referring callers to community resources that are best suited for their needs.  Phone line is transferred to your phone during your shift. Flexible shifts and training provided.  You must be 21+ for this opportunity.

Looking for a valuable asset for your resume? Many Biology and Zoology students have interned with us and gone on to great careers (vet school, zookeeping, marine biology/aviculture, etc.)! Under supervision, interns work directly with the wild animals that we rehabilitate. Interns are deeply involved in every aspect of our wildlife clinic, from providing information to callers to performing field and lab work, the experience is invaluable and unforgettable. Internship positions are unpaid, however college credit is an option if you find a an advisor or professor to sponsor you. For a full listing of our requirements call or email Diane Johnson to receive an intern program package. 1. Fill out an application 2. A willingness to learn 3. The ability to follow directions 4. A minimum of 480 hours for college credit. You must find an advisor or professor to sponsor you. 5. Flexibility (our patients don't make appointments) 6. An article for our fall newsletter depicting your experiences and what you learned Minimum Time Requirement: 480 hours over several months Visit our website for more information and to fill out an online application: www.owl-online.org

Minimum time requirement: 3 hours/week/same day includes holidays

Age Requirement: 12 – 15 years old with parent  16 + years old can work independently

Help care for the mice and rats that feed our wildlife!  As a part of our Rat Pack, you’ll get hands-on experience caring for the “live” animals that are vital to rehabilitating foxes, coyotes, birds of prey, and more.   This task can be done in the morning, afternoon or after school.

Duties will include:  refilling food & water, cleaning cages, tracking key data like new births, reporting any injuries or illness.

Training provided – no prior experience required!

As a rodent helper, you’ll gain animal husbandry skills while playing a key role in our rehabilitation work.

Must be able to lift 30 lbs. Be responsible for set up of the program including tables, merchandise, information, perches, sandbags, kennels & program tubs. Follow protocol for safety, handling and care of our public education birds. Learn the programs & educate people about OWL during those programs. Clean up and restocking after the program. Be available for a variety of times both on weekdays and weekends - times vary depending on programs booked. Prerequisites for this position include volunteering as a public education assistant & working at the facility for 1 year and completing our bird handling course. Special consideration may be given to applicants that have experience at other facilities.

Maintenance/Groundskeeper.

We're looking for volunteers that like the outdoors, are handy and want to contribute to the upkeep of our pens, trails and grounds. The position will be ongoing and weekly. May include mowing, weed eating, trimming, repairing pens, clearing trails, etc

Please go to www.owl-online.org Click on Get Involved and go to volunteer to fill out an application. We're looking forward to meeting you!

Animal lovers needed!!! Provide rehab assistance in your home in KANSAS. Volunteers are responsible for rearing orphaned wild babies utilizing OWL principals and manuals. Babies are returned to the main facility when they are weaned for hack out and further training (hunting, foraging skills, etc.). Work is busiest April through September. Training is provided. Per state regulations: 2 year apprenticeship at our main facility in Linwood KS. Minimum Time Requirement: Daily in your home Fnd out more and fill out an application at: http://www.owl-online.org/volunteerapp.html

Responsibilities include answering phones and helping callers make the best possible choices with the animals that they’ve found. Requires studying and learning different species as well as the legalities involving wildlife in Kansas. Pleasant demeanor, patience & a willingness to help people are plusses for this position. Computer input, asking for donations & providing information about OWL to patrons, charting, filing, photocopying, shredding and triage involved at intake as well as housekeeping duties for the front office. The peak months are April through October. Training is provided.
Minimum Time Requirement: 8 hours/week/same day unless we can find someone to time share with you. We are open Monday through Friday 8:30AM - 5:00PM , Saturday 8:30 AM - 3 PM Closed on Sundays.

Animals lovers needed!!! Provide rehab assistance at the Main Facility, located at 23375 Guthrie Road in Linwood. Volunteers are responsible for most of the hands-on care the animals receive after they are triaged, and care instructions written. Responsible for cage cleaning, diet preparation, physical therapy, medication administration, habitat setup and general housekeeping duties. This position is also responsible for re-homing and retrieval of specific species. The peak months are April through October. Training is provided. We currently have 3 shifts available. The most demanding is the dayshift 8 AM - 4 PM except during baby season when the shift may be longer because of animal feedings. Swing shift 1 PM - 9 PM, Night shift 4 PM - Close (depends on number of animals currently in our system).
Minimum Time Requirement: 8 hours/week/same day includes holidays…

This is a perfect position for those that want to help but can’t commit to an 8 hour shift. Animal support assistants will be paired with a Facility Animal Care volunteer and assist with set up of habitat, caging, laundry, dishes, food prep, sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, etc. The goal is to work as a team to complete animal care in a timely manner and provide support for the myriad of animals we serve. Work is busiest April-October. We currently have 2 shifts available. Dayshift 9 AM- 2 PM Night shift 5 PM - 10 PM Minimum Time Requirement: 4-5 hours/week

Volunteer Advocates support staff advocates in providing direct support to survivors of sexual trauma.

Volunteer Advocates provide free, confidential, and trauma-informed services to hotline callers under supervision of staff advocates, connecting survivors to resources within our organization such as therapy referrals, peer support groups, court advocacy, Title IX support, and general counseling, as well as outside community resources which best suit their needs. 

Training consists of 40 hours spread over the course of 5-6 weeks with weekly in-person sessions to provide valuable information about sexual trauma, counseling skills, and crisis intervention.

The STA Care Center is proud to support survivors of all backgrounds through a volunteer base critical to our history operating in Lawrence. Our services extend past Douglas County and into Franklin and Jefferson Counties with offices in Ottawa and Oskaloosa to meet the needs of survivors located in each of these communities.

In an effort to more closely represent our community in our advocacy team, we encourage men, Spanish language speakers, people with disabilities, Indigenous peoples & people of color, LGBTQIA+ people, and survivors of sexual trauma to apply.

Please submit your interest through the Google Form found here: https://forms.gle/gFZwds3i8NkGxQ3P8

Or on our website: https://www.stacarecenter.org/volunteer

If you have any questions, please reach out to our Volunteer Coordinator Cade Dennis at volunteercoordinator@stacarecenter.org.

Road To Recovery is an American Cancer Society program designed to help improve the quality of life and reduce barriers to care for cancer patients undergoing active treatment by transporting them to and from cancer-related treatment appointments.

The Road To Recovery Volunteer driver can help provide people with transportation to and from their cancer-related treatment appointments. Drivers donate their time and the use of their personal vehicles to help ensure that people with cancer get the treatments they need. Volunteer drivers are also there to show support and provide information and resource referrals coordinated through the American Cancer Society.

Responsibilities include:

Volunteer Driver Qualifications:

LINK is always looking for volunteer groups to help serve lunch at LINK. If you have a group of 10-12 people who would like to volunteer for a meal service, we'd love to have you sign up for one of our "OPEN" days which you can find on our calendar here:  https://www.linklawrence.org/serving-calendar_quicklook/

If you are looking for individual volunteer opportunities, please email us at linksince1985@gmail.com

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

Join us for Downtown Topeka Clean-Up Day and be part of a positive change in our community, connect with others, and help create a cleaner, safer, and more welcoming downtown for everyone. Volunteers will support litter pick-up and beautification efforts throughout the district. Your time will make a visible difference. We’ll provide all supplies and simple directions when you arrive — just show up ready to roll up your sleeves and make an impact! 

We are looking for Volunteers to assist students in learning life budgeting skills.  The volunteers will work a table that provides options for students to learn how a monthly budget works.  We will have several tables/booth for communications, shopping, mortgage, health insurance, child care,  etc.  We the host provide feedback and guidance to the students as they make their financial decisions.  This is an in-person only event

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

Schedule:  Daily M-F 9-2

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Responsibilities:

The Food Pantry Assistant supports the daily operations of the food pantry by assisting with inventory management, food distribution, client service, and maintaining a clean and organized environment. This role is essential to ensuring clients receive food assistance in a respectful, efficient, and compassionate manner.

Responsibilities:

Assist with receiving, inspecting, and organizing food donations and deliveries

Stock and rotate pantry shelves to ensure product freshness and accessibility

Prepare food boxes or bags for distribution based on client needs and guidelines

Greet and assist clients, providing courteous and respectful service

Maintain cleanliness and organization of pantry areas, including storage and public spaces

Follow food safety guidelines and organizational procedures

It's so much more than only a meal! Connect with neighbors in your community when you deliver a hot, nutritious meal, daily safety check, and warm smile to homebound seniors every weekday, Monday-Friday between 10:30-12:00. Routes are available in Shawnee, Douglas, and Jefferson counties. Choose your schedule-deliver every week or once or twice a month-whatever works for you. Hundreds of homebound neighbors are eager to get to know you, call today! 

Opportunities available for corporate, club, or faith groups to deliver as a team. 

Connect with your neighbors and make a visible difference in the lives of homebound seniors. If you can just give (1) one hour a month or a week during the lunch hour, you will support the safety and independence of the elderly by delivering a hot, nutritious meal and a friendly smile! 

This is a great activity for families teaching children respect and the joy of service, for your employees to return to work recharged and inspired, or a fun project with your friends before lunch. 

For more information, call our office at (785) 430-2186, email Amanda at adouglas@midlandcc.org or visit our website at www.midlandcc.org. 

Midland Care Meals on Wheels serves seniors and homebound in Shawnee, Jefferson and Douglas counties.

Pick up meals at the location nearest you and deliver in the neighborhood you prefer. 

Meal delivery bags are picked up between 10:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Routes take up to an hour to deliver to an average of 12-15 clients per route. We'll work with your schedule and interests to find the best schedule and area for you. 

Substitute Drivers
Even the most dedicated delivery volunteers need a day off now and then. Substitutes keep the wheels turning. Substitutes can view a sign up weekly for open routes and sign up for those that fit your schedule and preferred part of the city. This is- a great option if you travel frequently or if your work schedule has busier seasons and you don't feel like you can make a regular commitment. Fill in when you can-you've no idea how helpful substitutes are! 

Training is provided before you hit the road with your first meal delivery. 

Our Tuck in Call team members reach out to our hospice patients mid-week over the phone to check in, ensuring they have all the supplies, meds, and items they need to get through the weekend. Our patients enjoy hearing kind voices, and our care team appreciates the help to avoid running out of anything or needing to make extra trips to provide supplies. These volunteers have good phone skills, great listening skills, and wise and compassionate hearts. Team members can work a weekly schedule or fill in as needed. When you set your account/log in, someone will contact you to discuss your interests. Training provided

Our Center for Hope and Healing offers support for those who've experienced a recent loss, and volunteers are vital part of that team. Deliver a white rose to services, check in with the grieving through phone calls, write condolence cards, or work at our Healing Hearts Camp for Children-there are many ways to support those who've suffered a loss. Training provided. 

Whatever gifts you have to offer, there is a senior in need of you. Patient Care volunteers mobilize their compassion through companion visits, respite for caregivers, check-in phone calls, and Sacred Vigil. Time spent playing cards, watching a sporting event together, chatting about the birds at the feeder outside their window, or just being there, our patient care volunteers are an integral part of the outstanding care our patients expect from Midland Care. Training is provided. 

It's critically important to look our best when we're at our most vulnerable. Your skills will help a hospice patient look their best as they greet visitors during this challenging time. Hair cuts, styles, braids, nail care, it's all so deeply comforting and appreciated. 

Retiring from a busy career? Let us help you maintain your license when you volunteer to serve hospice patients! 

Support the Midland Care staff behind the scenes by taking care of some administrative tasks so staff can focus on providing outstanding compassionate care to our patients. Fill in at our front desk reception, care for plants in our buildings, maintain orderly files, build educational binders, support the Volunteer Services team as we support the organization. It takes a lot of admin to keep things running smoothly-your talents will be put to work!

Harvesters mobilizes the power of our community to create equitable access to nutritious food and address the root causes and impact of hunger. Volunteers serving in Harvesters’ Volunteer Engagement Center (VEC) sort and repack food, which assists Harvesters and its pantry partners in feeding more than 250,000 people each month.  

Volunteer tasks are assigned based on product availability and project prioritization. Volunteer Engagement Center opportunities include: 

Harvesters weekly volunteer schedule: 

Advance registration is required, click here to register and sign the volunteer waiver.

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

• Readers will pick up books at United Way of Kaw Valley ,1527 SW Fairlawn Rd, prior to reading time. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Jenna Gorton prior to reading time at jgorton@uwkawvalley.org or 785-250-2070.
• Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. Each reader will be given 15 minutes to read per classroom.
• After reading, the reader will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior
Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms,
then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader
will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need
to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at
joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes
up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3
classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school
then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they
will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to
send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms, then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3 classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids.

Readers are needed for United Way of Kaw Valley’s Junior Leader Reader program (JLR)! Through JLR, volunteers get to read to classrooms, then distribute a copy of the book to every student in the class! The reader will pick up books at the front desk of the school. If other arrangements need to be made, please notify Carli Keiling prior to reading time at joinfobbl@gmail.com. Each reader will be given 15 min per classroom which makes up the total reading time (i.e. if reading time is 12:00-12:45pm that equals 3 classrooms to read to). Readers will check in at the main office of the school then be directed to the classrooms they are assigned to. After reading they will distribute books to students and give other materials to the teacher to send home with the kids.