Volunteer Opportunities

WestiNd Connection is seeking a volunteer Grant Writer to research and identify Grant opportunities aligned with our mission. Prior experience writing successful grant proposals (nonprofit sector preferred);excellent writing, research, and organization skills;ability to commit 5–10 hours/month (flexible, remote);values inclusive community development and equity.

A new national center for the children's book coming to Kansas City in 2020

We believe every parent should have access to free community support before and after having a baby—regardless of socioeconomic status, regardless of perceived need.

Members of this committee will act as champions for Kanbe’s Markets within their workplaces and professional circles—encouraging hands-on participation, planning engaging volunteer opportunities, and helping their companies and networks connect meaningfully to Kanbe’s mission.

Volunteers help KC Mothers in Charge stay connected with families impacted by homicide through follow-up phone calls and community outreach events. Your support helps ensure families know they are not forgotten and that help remains available.

Seton Center's programs include Dental Services, Food Pantry, Thrift Store, Emergency Assistance, Senior Buddies, Back to School, Christmas Sharing, and Health Fair.

CCF is recruiting Community Reviewers to score applications for the Neighborhoods Rising Fund (NRF), which awards grants of up to $7,500 (one-year) and $15,000 (two-year) for neighborhood-led projects in Clay, Jackson, Johnson, and Wyandotte Counties. Reviewers provide feedback that helps CCF identify community needs and trends across the metro area. This is a 5-hour commitment over a two-week period in April 2026. No prior grant review experience required, just a passion for Kansas City.

Join us in the fight to revolutionize kidney care and support the kidney community as a member of the Kansas City Advisory Board.

Platte Land Trust (PLT) is a regional conservation organization partnering with landowners since 1998 to protect and conserve their land for wildlife, agriculture, and recreation. We partner with voluntary landowners and use conservation easements as the primary real estate tool. PLT is currently an all volunteer organization and working to hire staff in the near future. To learn more, email us at info@PlatteLandTrust.org or visit the website at https://plattelandtrust.org/board-of-directors/.