With three ministry buildings and two rental homes on 15 acres, there’s always work to be done for our maintenance and facilities volunteers! Whether it’s providing snow removal, lawn care, cleaning or other small maintenance tasks, these volunteers keep us going in every season.
Our events require the help of many dedicated volunteers. We have volunteer opportunities during events as well as positions available on planning committees that work in the months prior to the event. Some volunteer opportunities include registration at the Friends of Fishtown 5K, serving whitefish chowder during the Leland Heritage Celebration, and greeting attendees at…
There are many ways for individuals of all ages to volunteer time and talent, including as a volunteer for one-time events such as community events or work days, in the woods as a Mentor-in-Training, on one of our Board Committees or as a Board Member.
Maintenance assistance such as mechanical, carpentry, plumbing, fencing, and farm equipment skills are always needed.
Volunteers help out with big events, weekly prep, and more.
Work backstage during a show, assist with costumes or props, join the set building and painting crew, usher or sell concessions. Sound interesting?
Assist with event planning, event setup, beverage sales, information booth, and more to help make the festival an enjoyable event for everyone. Sign-ups begin in May.
Do you have time to be apart of our events? We need volunteers to bake, spend time at events doing set ups, break downs, serving and more. Do you have an idea for an event? Visit us and we will be happy to hear your ideas.
Filing, calling, assembling bulk mail – Most of the mailings that go out through LAS for the Volunteer and Education Departments are made possible by volunteer efforts. The tasks required are inserting, folding, labeling, sealing and organizing these mailings so we can get them out on a timely basis. This task is usually done in…
Communities seem more vibrant when their business districts come alive with plantings of annuals, bulbs and trees. Note: the container plantings that you see in the downtown area are planted and maintained by Leila Arboretum.