Opportunities From: The Arc Minnesota & Arc's Value Village

Volunteer: 1-3pm @ Bloomington Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55431

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 1-3pm @ Bloomington Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

unpacking and sorting donations hanging clothing on hangers stocking clothing and household items organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing assisting with donation retrieval

Please sign up using our online scheduler.  Sign up for as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete the form below and we will be in touch as soon as we can.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

unpacking and sorting donations hanging clothing on hangers stocking clothing and household items organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing assisting with donation retrieval

Please sign up using our online scheduler.  Sign up for as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete the form below and we will be in touch as soon as we can.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Dec 18, 2025

Zip Code: 55431

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 1-3pm @ Bloomington Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Dec 16, 2025

Zip Code: 55431

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 1-3pm @ Bloomington Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55431

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 1-3pm @ New Hope Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55427

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 1-3pm @ New Hope Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Dec 18, 2025

Zip Code: 55427

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 1-3pm @ New Hope Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55427

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 1-3pm @ Richfield Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking and sorting clothing and related donationsStocking clothing and other items on the salesfloorOrganizing/sizing/colorizing clothingRemoving unused hangers from clothing rocks on the sales floor  Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Please sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Group Volunteering Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking and sorting clothing and related donationsStocking clothing and other items on the salesfloorOrganizing/sizing/colorizing clothingRemoving unused hangers from clothing rocks on the sales floor  Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Please sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Group Volunteering Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55423

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 1-3pm @ Richfield Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking and sorting clothing and related donationsStocking clothing and other items on the salesfloorOrganizing/sizing/colorizing clothingRemoving unused hangers from clothing rocks on the sales floor  Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Please sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Group Volunteering Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking and sorting clothing and related donationsStocking clothing and other items on the salesfloorOrganizing/sizing/colorizing clothingRemoving unused hangers from clothing rocks on the sales floor  Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Please sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Group Volunteering Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55423

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 10am @ Merry Thriftmas Volunteering VVNH

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S), and our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S), and our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55427

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 10am @ Merry Thriftmas Volunteering VVR

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S), our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), and our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S), our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), and our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55423

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 10am @ Merry Thriftmas Volunteering VVWB

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S), our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), and our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S), our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), and our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55431

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 10am-12pm @ Bloomington Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities 

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities 

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55431

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 10am-12pm @ Bloomington Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities 

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities 

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55431

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 10am-12pm @ New Hope Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55427

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 10am-12pm @ New Hope Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55427

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 10am-12pm @ Richfield Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible.  Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking and sorting clothing and related donationsStocking clothing and other items on the salesfloorOrganizing/sizing/colorizing clothingRemoving unused hangers from clothing rocks on the salesfloo Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Voluntee Request form and we will be in touch soon!.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible.  Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking and sorting clothing and related donationsStocking clothing and other items on the salesfloorOrganizing/sizing/colorizing clothingRemoving unused hangers from clothing rocks on the salesfloo Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Voluntee Request form and we will be in touch soon!.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55423

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 10am-12pm @ Richfield Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible.  Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking and sorting clothing and related donationsStocking clothing and other items on the salesfloorOrganizing/sizing/colorizing clothingRemoving unused hangers from clothing rocks on the salesfloo Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Voluntee Request form and we will be in touch soon!.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible.  Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking and sorting clothing and related donationsStocking clothing and other items on the salesfloorOrganizing/sizing/colorizing clothingRemoving unused hangers from clothing rocks on the salesfloo Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Voluntee Request form and we will be in touch soon!.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55423

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 1pm @ Merry Thriftmas Volunteering VVNH

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S), and our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S), and our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55427

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 1pm @ Merry Thriftmas Volunteering VVR

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S), our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), and our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S), our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), and our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55423

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 1pm @ Merry Thriftmas Volunteering VVWB

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S), our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), and our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S), our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), and our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55431

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 2025 - Disability Justice Intern - Arc MN

2025 - Disability Justice Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

2025 - Disability Justice Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2025 - Housing & Help Desk Intern - Arc MN

2025 - Housing & Help Desk Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

2025 - Housing & Help Desk Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2025 - HR Intern - Arc MN

2025 - HR Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

2025 - HR Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2025 - HR Intern, Volunteer Management - Arc MN

2025 - HR Intern, Volunteer Management - Arc MN

Program: Internships

2025 - HR Intern, Volunteer Management - Arc MN

Program: Internships

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2025 - Policy Intern, Grassroots Organizing & Engagement - Arc MN

2025 - Policy Intern, Grassroots Organizing & Engagement - Arc MN

Program: Internships

2025 - Policy Intern, Grassroots Organizing & Engagement - Arc MN

Program: Internships

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2025 - Policy Intern, State & Federal Policy - Arc MN

2025 - Policy Intern, State & Federal Policy - Arc MN

Program: Internships

2025 - Policy Intern, State & Federal Policy - Arc MN

Program: Internships

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2025 - Program Team Marketing Intern - Arc MN

2025 - Program Team Marketing Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

2025 - Program Team Marketing Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2025 - Regional Capacity Building Intern - Arc MN

2025 - Regional Capacity Building Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

2025 - Regional Capacity Building Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2025 - RQC Intern - Arc MN

2025 - RQC Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

2025 - RQC Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2025 - Social Media & PR Intern - Arc MN

2025 - Social Media & PR Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

2025 - Social Media & PR Intern - Arc MN

Program: Internships

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 55104

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: 2026 Arc Gala - Volunteer Opportunities

The 2026 Arc Gala is Saturday, March 7th, 2026 and we need your help!

The Arc Gala will be held at The Depot in downtown Minneapolis. Volunteers are needed 4:30pm - 10:30pm to assist with tasks such as registration, coat check, administration of games, live auction spotting, silent auction support and others. Funding from the 2026 Arc Gala will support the mission of The Arc and raise funds for adaptive sports and leisure-related equipment and resources. Many individiduals with disabilities are excluded from these types of activities due to cost, lack of adaptable equipment and accessibility barriers. 

Through our work, The Arc is:  

Connecting people with adaptive resources Providing peer support and community connections Reducing financial barriers to sports and leisure opportunities Assisting with adaptive equipment and accommodations such as sports wheelchairs, accessible skiing, and adaptive gaming controllers

The Arc's Director of Volunteer Resources will place individuals in specific tasks unless otherwise specified.  As a volunteer, you will play a crucial role in our Gala's success. We ask volunteers be flexible, if possible, with their placement as changes may occur the night of the event due to unforeseen circumstances.

A light meal will be provided to all volunteers along with parking validation. Together, we can make Minnesota a more inclusive and equitable place for all.  Thank you for your willingness to volunteer!

Questions or concerns, please contact Michelle Theisen at or (952) 915-3670.  Hope to have you there!


Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

The 2026 Arc Gala is Saturday, March 7th, 2026 and we need your help!

The Arc Gala will be held at The Depot in downtown Minneapolis. Volunteers are needed 4:30pm - 10:30pm to assist with tasks such as registration, coat check, administration of games, live auction spotting, silent auction support and others. Funding from the 2026 Arc Gala will support the mission of The Arc and raise funds for adaptive sports and leisure-related equipment and resources. Many individiduals with disabilities are excluded from these types of activities due to cost, lack of adaptable equipment and accessibility barriers. 

Through our work, The Arc is:  

Connecting people with adaptive resources Providing peer support and community connections Reducing financial barriers to sports and leisure opportunities Assisting with adaptive equipment and accommodations such as sports wheelchairs, accessible skiing, and adaptive gaming controllers

The Arc's Director of Volunteer Resources will place individuals in specific tasks unless otherwise specified.  As a volunteer, you will play a crucial role in our Gala's success. We ask volunteers be flexible, if possible, with their placement as changes may occur the night of the event due to unforeseen circumstances.

A light meal will be provided to all volunteers along with parking validation. Together, we can make Minnesota a more inclusive and equitable place for all.  Thank you for your willingness to volunteer!

Questions or concerns, please contact Michelle Theisen at or (952) 915-3670.  Hope to have you there!


Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Happens On Mar 7, 2026

Zip Code: 55401

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 4-6pm @ Bloomington Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55431

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 4-6pm @ Bloomington Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55431

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 4-6pm @ New Hope Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

unpacking and sorting donations hanging clothing on hangers stocking clothing and household items organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing assisting with donation retrieval

Please sign up using our online scheduler.  Sign up for as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete the form below and we will be in touch as soon as we can.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

unpacking and sorting donations hanging clothing on hangers stocking clothing and household items organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing assisting with donation retrieval

Please sign up using our online scheduler.  Sign up for as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete the form below and we will be in touch as soon as we can.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Jul 18, 2025 through Dec 15, 2025

Zip Code: 55427

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 4-6pm @ New Hope Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55427

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 4-6pm @ New Hope Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

Unpacking clothing and related donations Sorting clothing and other donations Stocking clothing and household items on the sales floor Organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing on the sales floor Assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listening Can follow directions Can stay on task Can complete tasks with minimal supervision and support Can complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Sign up using our online schedule as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55427

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 4-6pm @ Richfield Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

unpacking and sorting donations hanging clothing on hangers stocking clothing and household items organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Please sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

unpacking and sorting donations hanging clothing on hangers stocking clothing and household items organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Please sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55423

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 4-6pm @ Richfield Arc's Value Village thrift store volunteering

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

unpacking and sorting donations hanging clothing on hangers stocking clothing and household items organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Please sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Arc’s Value Village thrift stores generate funding for The Arc Minnesota's mission. The Arc Minnesota works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities.  We help people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Volunteers at Arc's Value Village unpack, sort and tag donations such as clothing, books, toys, etc.   We have Arc's Value Village locations in Richfield, New Hope and Bloomington.  Volunteers can participate individually or with a team.  We have flexible scheduling seven days a week.

Individual volunteer shifts are 2 hours with times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. 

Groups can schedule shifts of 2-3 hours in length between the hours of 10am - 5pm.  We ask for a 2-4 week lead time with scheduling of groups if possible. Learn more here.

Typical volunteer tasks include:

unpacking and sorting donations hanging clothing on hangers stocking clothing and household items organizing, sizing and colorizing clothing assisting with donation retrieval

Volunteers should have the following skills for a successful volunteer experience:

Active listeningCan follow directionsCan stay on taskCan complete tasks with minimal supervision and supportCan complete tasks while standing as we do not have sitting volunteer opportunities

Please sign up using our online scheduler as often or as infrequent as you like.  Have questions or concerns?  Complete this Volunteer Request Form and we will be in touch soon.

Program: Arc's Value Village Richfield

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55423

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 4pm @ Merry Thriftmas Volunteering VVNH

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S), and our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S), and our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village New Hope

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55427

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: 4pm @ Merry Thriftmas Volunteering VVWB

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S), our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), and our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Tis the Season to Get Thrifting!

Volunteers are needed at Arc's Value Village to help set up and replenish fabulous merchandise in our Merry Thriftmas Shoppe!  Volunteers unpack, stock and organize all things Thiftmas including clothing, collectables, decor, ornaments, and a whole lot more!

Volunteer set up shifts are available at our Bloomington store (10546 France Ave S), our New Hope store (2751 Winnetka Ave), and our Richfield store (6528 Penn Ave S). Volunteer shifts are October 28th - November 1st with shift times of 10am - 12pm, 1pm - 3pm and 4pm - 6pm. Restocking shifts are November 2nd - 15th.

The Arc cannot gurantee holiday specific volunteer duties but will do everything we can to make our shift holiday oriented.This is a fun holiday opportunity for individuals and small groups up to 8 individuals (youth ages 10+).

Arc's Value Village thrift stores are a revenue generating & public awareness vehicle for The Arc Minnesota, a statewide nonprofit organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc helps people navigate systems while working to advance social change centered in justice, equity and belonging in community.

Program: Arc's Value Village Bloomington

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 55431

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Be a Civil Rights Ally - Support Arc's Policy Efforts

Through nonpartisan legislative advocacy, The Arc supports public policies founded in the principles of human & civil rights, self-advocacy & self direction and equity & true belonging.  Alongside self-advocates, family members, support professionals and coalition partners, The Arc works to advance policy solutions that create positive systems and social change for Minnesotans with disabilities.

Through our public policy work, The Arc seeks to support those leading the disability rights and racial justice movements. We are committed to ending ableism, racism, and other types of oppression.

Specific volunteer opportunities include:

writing letters to the editor and elected officials supporting policies of inclusionsharing your story with decision makers on how public policies impact your quality of lifemeeting with elected officials to ensure the disability community is included in conversations and in the decision making processhosting home visits to have conversations with elected officials and those running for office about policy priorities for the disability communitysubscribing to The Arc's Capitol Connector newsletter which shares ways you can get involved in policy initiatives

Time commitment is only a a few hours a month to a few hours over several months.  You can determine how much time you want to commit, how and when.  To learn more or for staff follow up, please complete this form.  An Arc staff person will be in touch with you soon!

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Through nonpartisan legislative advocacy, The Arc supports public policies founded in the principles of human & civil rights, self-advocacy & self direction and equity & true belonging.  Alongside self-advocates, family members, support professionals and coalition partners, The Arc works to advance policy solutions that create positive systems and social change for Minnesotans with disabilities.

Through our public policy work, The Arc seeks to support those leading the disability rights and racial justice movements. We are committed to ending ableism, racism, and other types of oppression.

Specific volunteer opportunities include:

writing letters to the editor and elected officials supporting policies of inclusionsharing your story with decision makers on how public policies impact your quality of lifemeeting with elected officials to ensure the disability community is included in conversations and in the decision making processhosting home visits to have conversations with elected officials and those running for office about policy priorities for the disability communitysubscribing to The Arc's Capitol Connector newsletter which shares ways you can get involved in policy initiatives

Time commitment is only a a few hours a month to a few hours over several months.  You can determine how much time you want to commit, how and when.  To learn more or for staff follow up, please complete this form.  An Arc staff person will be in touch with you soon!

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Be a Positive Change Maker! Help The Arc Build Capacity!

Do you believe people with disabilities should have all of the same life opportunities as those without disabilities?  Do you want to elevate the lived experiences people with disabilities have?  Then our Regional Capacity Building volunteer opportunity is for you!

Regional Capacity Building focuses on promoting and sharing information about Positive Supports. The Arc is promoting information around Positive Supports regionally and will share recommendation with state leaders.  Positive Supports are practices that improve quality of life for people with disabilities and does so in a culturally responsive way.

The West Central, Twin Cities and Southern Regions of Minnesota each have a Regional Capacity Building Network.  Regions will build partnerships and help strengthen their communities for people with disabilities.  We seek individuals from diverse groups of people for this work, especially self-advocates and their trusted supporters.  Come join us!

Network Members will:

Attend monthly Zoom meetings (schedule varies by region); time commitment 1-3 hours per monthWork on projects outside of meetings (optional)Share their expertiseHelp identify recommendations for regional and statewide improvements


Individuals with a depth of lived experience from multiple groups of people are highly needed.  We seek individuals who have the following experience or identities:

Member of an underrepresented or culturally specific groupHave lived experience as a person with a disability or family memberKnowledge or experience with Positive Supports topics such as:Positive Behavioral SupportsPerson Centered Thinking and PracticesCulture of SafetyTrauma-Informed SupportsMotivational InterviewingCognitive Behavioral TherapySystems of CareWellness Recovery Action PlayWrap Around Planning

Want to learn more or volunteer?  Contact the Director of Volunteer Resources at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or you can complete this form.  An Arc staff person will be in touch with you soon!


Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Do you believe people with disabilities should have all of the same life opportunities as those without disabilities?  Do you want to elevate the lived experiences people with disabilities have?  Then our Regional Capacity Building volunteer opportunity is for you!

Regional Capacity Building focuses on promoting and sharing information about Positive Supports. The Arc is promoting information around Positive Supports regionally and will share recommendation with state leaders.  Positive Supports are practices that improve quality of life for people with disabilities and does so in a culturally responsive way.

The West Central, Twin Cities and Southern Regions of Minnesota each have a Regional Capacity Building Network.  Regions will build partnerships and help strengthen their communities for people with disabilities.  We seek individuals from diverse groups of people for this work, especially self-advocates and their trusted supporters.  Come join us!

Network Members will:

Attend monthly Zoom meetings (schedule varies by region); time commitment 1-3 hours per monthWork on projects outside of meetings (optional)Share their expertiseHelp identify recommendations for regional and statewide improvements


Individuals with a depth of lived experience from multiple groups of people are highly needed.  We seek individuals who have the following experience or identities:

Member of an underrepresented or culturally specific groupHave lived experience as a person with a disability or family memberKnowledge or experience with Positive Supports topics such as:Positive Behavioral SupportsPerson Centered Thinking and PracticesCulture of SafetyTrauma-Informed SupportsMotivational InterviewingCognitive Behavioral TherapySystems of CareWellness Recovery Action PlayWrap Around Planning

Want to learn more or volunteer?  Contact the Director of Volunteer Resources at volunteernow@arcminnesota.org or you can complete this form.  An Arc staff person will be in touch with you soon!


Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Become a Capitol Connector Member

Capitol Connector Teams build awareness about issues that impact Minnesotans with intellectual and developmental disabilities. These teams create a statewide, grassroots advocacy network. This network along with the Capitol Connector Teams focus on public policy, systems reform  and disability justice. Working together, we can take action to create change and build power in Minnesota’s disability community.

Capitol Connector Teams work to:

create strong networks of support among self-advocates, people who have disabilities, family members, and other alliesbuild individual advocacy skillssupport larger grassroots advocacy effortscreate relationships with elected officials who work in Minnesota and Washington, D.C.take action on public policies and systems reform that impact Minnesotans who have disabilitiescreate recognition that the disability community as powerful, capable, and resilientbuild and mobilize the power of the disability community and their allies

Time commitment for Capitol Connector Team members are about 1-3 hours a month.  Teams meet based on Congressional District and over Zoom. Learn more or to have staff connect with you, please complete this form.  We'll be in touch soon!

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Capitol Connector Teams build awareness about issues that impact Minnesotans with intellectual and developmental disabilities. These teams create a statewide, grassroots advocacy network. This network along with the Capitol Connector Teams focus on public policy, systems reform  and disability justice. Working together, we can take action to create change and build power in Minnesota’s disability community.

Capitol Connector Teams work to:

create strong networks of support among self-advocates, people who have disabilities, family members, and other alliesbuild individual advocacy skillssupport larger grassroots advocacy effortscreate relationships with elected officials who work in Minnesota and Washington, D.C.take action on public policies and systems reform that impact Minnesotans who have disabilitiescreate recognition that the disability community as powerful, capable, and resilientbuild and mobilize the power of the disability community and their allies

Time commitment for Capitol Connector Team members are about 1-3 hours a month.  Teams meet based on Congressional District and over Zoom. Learn more or to have staff connect with you, please complete this form.  We'll be in touch soon!

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Booths, Presentations & Community Events

The Arc Minnesota is often asked to provide information in a presentation, at an informational booth or at a community event.  Presentations are usually 1-2 hours and conducted by zoom.  Booths and community events are usually 2-4 hours in length and in-person.  The Arc seeks individuals comfortable engaging with community to share vital information on:

the issues impacting the disability communitythe services and supports The Arc provides individuals with disabilities and their supportersthe Arc guides and videos we have available for individuals to access needed informationconnection opportunities to learn and growself advocacy programs and opportunities for leadership development

If the above is of interest to you, let us know.  We can find a way to have you get involved in this vital service.  Time commitment ranges from a few hours a month to a few hours over several months.  This is a great opportunity to connect with others while sharing vital information. For more information or for staff follow up, please complete this form.  We'll be in touch soon!

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

The Arc Minnesota is often asked to provide information in a presentation, at an informational booth or at a community event.  Presentations are usually 1-2 hours and conducted by zoom.  Booths and community events are usually 2-4 hours in length and in-person.  The Arc seeks individuals comfortable engaging with community to share vital information on:

the issues impacting the disability communitythe services and supports The Arc provides individuals with disabilities and their supportersthe Arc guides and videos we have available for individuals to access needed informationconnection opportunities to learn and growself advocacy programs and opportunities for leadership development

If the above is of interest to you, let us know.  We can find a way to have you get involved in this vital service.  Time commitment ranges from a few hours a month to a few hours over several months.  This is a great opportunity to connect with others while sharing vital information. For more information or for staff follow up, please complete this form.  We'll be in touch soon!

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 55101

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Creating an Inclusive Arc through Disability Justice

Help make sure The Arc is a welcoming and inclusive work place.  Help us ensure how The Arc supports people with disabilities meets their needs and respects their lived experiences.  Join The Arc's Justice Advisory Committee to ensure:

our materials are written in Plain Languageour materials are inclusive of all learning stylesour materials are diverse and meets people's needsour policies encourage inclusion, diversity, equity, justice and belongingthat we have protocols in place to make all the above things not only possible but a way of being

The Arc Justice Advisory committee a committee to address all of the above and subcommittees for specific tasks.  Join a subcommittee, the overall committee or both!  Time commitment is only a few hours a month. To learn more or to sign up, complete this form here.

Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

Help make sure The Arc is a welcoming and inclusive work place.  Help us ensure how The Arc supports people with disabilities meets their needs and respects their lived experiences.  Join The Arc's Justice Advisory Committee to ensure:

our materials are written in Plain Languageour materials are inclusive of all learning stylesour materials are diverse and meets people's needsour policies encourage inclusion, diversity, equity, justice and belongingthat we have protocols in place to make all the above things not only possible but a way of being

The Arc Justice Advisory committee a committee to address all of the above and subcommittees for specific tasks.  Join a subcommittee, the overall committee or both!  Time commitment is only a few hours a month. To learn more or to sign up, complete this form here.

Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Don't be Bored Join our Board!

The Arc Minnesota is always seeking individuals to make sure we have a strong foundation.  Individuals who join our Board of Directors will help ensure:

The Arc's policies, procedures and strategic plan have people with disabilities live their best livesThe Arc has the resources needed to meet the needs of the people they support and its staffThe Arc minimizes risks while maximizing its impactThe Arc will be bold when it comes to ensuring the civil and human rights of people with disabilities

If this opportunity is of interest to you, let us know.  We'll follow up with you and share more details.  time commitment is 2-5 hours a month. To learn more or for staff follow up, click here.

Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

The Arc Minnesota is always seeking individuals to make sure we have a strong foundation.  Individuals who join our Board of Directors will help ensure:

The Arc's policies, procedures and strategic plan have people with disabilities live their best livesThe Arc has the resources needed to meet the needs of the people they support and its staffThe Arc minimizes risks while maximizing its impactThe Arc will be bold when it comes to ensuring the civil and human rights of people with disabilities

If this opportunity is of interest to you, let us know.  We'll follow up with you and share more details.  time commitment is 2-5 hours a month. To learn more or for staff follow up, click here.

Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Get Out the Vote

The Arc believes all eligibile Minnesotans should know the importance of voting.  When individuals vote, they chose elected officials who will make decisions about issues that may impact their life.

By voting, Minnesotans have a chance to shape policies that may impact entire communities.  The Arc Minnesota has a great toolkit that shares detailed information about the power of the vote.  The tool kit informs people how to register to vote, the methods for voting absentee, how to find polling stations, contains a sample ballot and has important links for additional assistance.  Learn more about this took kit here.

The Arc Minnesota believes in the self-advocacy movement motto, “nothing about us without us."  That includes voting!   Time commitment can be a few hours on election day or numerous hours leading up to elections.  Help overs feel empowered to vote and gain the skills needed to exercise their right to vote.

If interested in volunteering for this opportunity, please complete this form. Staff will be in touch soon!

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

The Arc believes all eligibile Minnesotans should know the importance of voting.  When individuals vote, they chose elected officials who will make decisions about issues that may impact their life.

By voting, Minnesotans have a chance to shape policies that may impact entire communities.  The Arc Minnesota has a great toolkit that shares detailed information about the power of the vote.  The tool kit informs people how to register to vote, the methods for voting absentee, how to find polling stations, contains a sample ballot and has important links for additional assistance.  Learn more about this took kit here.

The Arc Minnesota believes in the self-advocacy movement motto, “nothing about us without us."  That includes voting!   Time commitment can be a few hours on election day or numerous hours leading up to elections.  Help overs feel empowered to vote and gain the skills needed to exercise their right to vote.

If interested in volunteering for this opportunity, please complete this form. Staff will be in touch soon!

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 55101

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Golf & Gala Galore

Like special events?  Like details and logistics?  Like events to educate, entertain and raise resources to make an impact?  Then, we have opportunities for you!  The Arc hosts an annual gala and several golf events.  We are always looking for help to:

secure sponsorssecure auction itemsto secure gift-in-kind donations to implement a successful event   

This is a great short term volunteer opportunity.  You can volunteer a few hours on a single day or for a few hours a month during event planning season.  The Arc Gala is held in March and Arc's golf events during the summer.  To learn more or for staff follow up, click here.

Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

Like special events?  Like details and logistics?  Like events to educate, entertain and raise resources to make an impact?  Then, we have opportunities for you!  The Arc hosts an annual gala and several golf events.  We are always looking for help to:

secure sponsorssecure auction itemsto secure gift-in-kind donations to implement a successful event   

This is a great short term volunteer opportunity.  You can volunteer a few hours on a single day or for a few hours a month during event planning season.  The Arc Gala is held in March and Arc's golf events during the summer.  To learn more or for staff follow up, click here.

Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Money Makes the Mission Possible

Love numbers?  Love making sure your company or family lives within their budget?  Then join The Arc's finance committee.  Help ensure The Arc is a great steward of the resources given to us while maximizing our impact.  Time commitment is just 2-3 hours a quarter.

We also have volunteer opportunities to support The Arc's fundraising efforts such as serving on an Arc Gala committee, being part of our golf event or numerous other fundraising events.  Contact The Arc Director of Volunteer Resources by completing the form below to learn more.

Are you interested in learning more?  Click here to fill out a form. Staff will reach out shortly!

Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

Love numbers?  Love making sure your company or family lives within their budget?  Then join The Arc's finance committee.  Help ensure The Arc is a great steward of the resources given to us while maximizing our impact.  Time commitment is just 2-3 hours a quarter.

We also have volunteer opportunities to support The Arc's fundraising efforts such as serving on an Arc Gala committee, being part of our golf event or numerous other fundraising events.  Contact The Arc Director of Volunteer Resources by completing the form below to learn more.

Are you interested in learning more?  Click here to fill out a form. Staff will reach out shortly!

Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Parent to Parent Connect

Parent to Parent Connect helps parents on their journey of supporting their child with a disability by mentoring, coaching and advising.  To learn more or to sign up, please complete this form.

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Parent to Parent Connect helps parents on their journey of supporting their child with a disability by mentoring, coaching and advising.  To learn more or to sign up, please complete this form.

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Peer-to-Peer Mentoring. Share Your Experience!

The Arc Minnesota’s Peer-to-Peer Mentor Program aims to help people with disabilities and their support networks as they explore job options.

Through supported exploration, people with disabilities can make informed and self-directed decisions about their future. As Minnesota and employers move away from subminimum wage and into a competitive integrated employment (CIE) model, we can create a Minnesota that honors everyone by advancing the leadership of people with disabilities around employment.

CIE is any job where people with disabilities earn the same pay and opportunities as those without disabilities. Led by The Arc Minnesota, the Peer-to-Peer Mentor Program is a multiagency effort to further the Minnesota Transformation Initiative Technical Assistance Center (MTI) contract with the Department of Human Services.

The Arc’s Peer-to-Peer Mentor Program is looking for mentors. If you or a family member is competitively employed consider becoming a family mentor. By sharing your story you help others learn that competitive employment is possible.  To learn more or for staff follow up, please complete this form.

We'll be in touch soon!

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

The Arc Minnesota’s Peer-to-Peer Mentor Program aims to help people with disabilities and their support networks as they explore job options.

Through supported exploration, people with disabilities can make informed and self-directed decisions about their future. As Minnesota and employers move away from subminimum wage and into a competitive integrated employment (CIE) model, we can create a Minnesota that honors everyone by advancing the leadership of people with disabilities around employment.

CIE is any job where people with disabilities earn the same pay and opportunities as those without disabilities. Led by The Arc Minnesota, the Peer-to-Peer Mentor Program is a multiagency effort to further the Minnesota Transformation Initiative Technical Assistance Center (MTI) contract with the Department of Human Services.

The Arc’s Peer-to-Peer Mentor Program is looking for mentors. If you or a family member is competitively employed consider becoming a family mentor. By sharing your story you help others learn that competitive employment is possible.  To learn more or for staff follow up, please complete this form.

We'll be in touch soon!

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Regional Advisory Council Member

Join self-advocates, their families and community members to work on creating an inclusive, belonging and justice focused society for all.  As a Regional Advisory Council member, you can help build personal power, connect to the disability rights movement and make long-lasting community changes. 

Regional Advisory Councils are located in Southwest Minnesota, Southeast Minnesota, the Twin Cities metro, St. Cloud and the Moorhead area.Help The Arc create long-term solutions while solving short-term challenges.  Time commitment is 2-4 hours every other month.  All justice oriented individuals welcome. 

To learn more, click here.

Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

Join self-advocates, their families and community members to work on creating an inclusive, belonging and justice focused society for all.  As a Regional Advisory Council member, you can help build personal power, connect to the disability rights movement and make long-lasting community changes. 

Regional Advisory Councils are located in Southwest Minnesota, Southeast Minnesota, the Twin Cities metro, St. Cloud and the Moorhead area.Help The Arc create long-term solutions while solving short-term challenges.  Time commitment is 2-4 hours every other month.  All justice oriented individuals welcome. 

To learn more, click here.

Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Regional Quality Council Group Member

Join one of 3 Arc Regional Quality Councils to help examine and improve services for people with disabilities.  The 3 Regional Quality Councils are located in southeast Minnesota (Olmsted, Wabasha and Houston counties), the Twin Cities (Dakota, Hennepin and Scott counties) and West Central areas (Clay, Grant , Otter Tail, Polk, and Pope counties).

Individuals on the council include:

people with disabilities, their families and alliespeople that work with people with disabilities, such as, case managers, social workers and providers of day programs, residential, and employment servicespeople from different cultures and backgroundspeople from the community that are interested in helping 

Members of the Regional Quality Councils:

research the quality of services for people with disabilities in our area.use information from research and interviews with people with disabilities to learn about what services and changes are needed to improve quality of lifework together to come up with ideas on how to improve or change services based on what we learn.will examine what is working well for people with disabilitiesteach others about best practices 

The councils meet monthly.  They plan and discuss what the councils are currently doing and what they need to do next.  The councils also have smaller work groups to work on projects.  Total time commitment is 2-5 hours per month.  Let us know which council you are interested in connecting with.  We will help you get involved! To sign up, learn more or for staff follow up, complete this form.

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Join one of 3 Arc Regional Quality Councils to help examine and improve services for people with disabilities.  The 3 Regional Quality Councils are located in southeast Minnesota (Olmsted, Wabasha and Houston counties), the Twin Cities (Dakota, Hennepin and Scott counties) and West Central areas (Clay, Grant , Otter Tail, Polk, and Pope counties).

Individuals on the council include:

people with disabilities, their families and alliespeople that work with people with disabilities, such as, case managers, social workers and providers of day programs, residential, and employment servicespeople from different cultures and backgroundspeople from the community that are interested in helping 

Members of the Regional Quality Councils:

research the quality of services for people with disabilities in our area.use information from research and interviews with people with disabilities to learn about what services and changes are needed to improve quality of lifework together to come up with ideas on how to improve or change services based on what we learn.will examine what is working well for people with disabilitiesteach others about best practices 

The councils meet monthly.  They plan and discuss what the councils are currently doing and what they need to do next.  The councils also have smaller work groups to work on projects.  Total time commitment is 2-5 hours per month.  Let us know which council you are interested in connecting with.  We will help you get involved! To sign up, learn more or for staff follow up, complete this form.

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Self-Advocacy & Self-Advocacy Ally Support

Self-Advocacy & Self-Advocacy Ally Support

Self-advocacy is speaking for yourself and the things that are important to you.  It also means having the right to make your own decisions and choices and accepting responsibility for them.  Self-advocacy is used as a name for the civil rights movement for people with intellectial and developmental disabilities (I/DD).  Self-advocacy is part of the broader civil rights movements of the 1960s and 1970s and is part of the disability rights movement. People who practice self-advocacy are called self-advocates.

Self-advocacy includes understanding your rights and involves self-advocates:Communicating to others what you want and needSetting goals for what you want to achieve and do Making decisions for what is best for you and taking responsibility for your choices Being assertive and standing up for yourself in a respectful way  Getting information to make informed decisions  Finding solutions to problems that affect you  Asking for help and support when you need it 

If you are interested in becoming involved in The Arc's self-advocacy please complete the interest form below.

The 4 components of self-advocacy are:

Person First Many people with I/DD have been treated as less than human (dehumanized) throughout their lives. By saying they are a person first, individuals with I/DD want to be known as more than their disability.  They deserve the same rights and opportunities as people without disabilities.  For this reason, many people with I/DD prefer person-first language.  In person-first language, you say "people with developmental disabilities" or "person with Down syndrome".  The self-advocacy movement is also very against the use of mental retardation, retarded, or any variation as there is a great deal of stigma and discrimination with the term. Self-Determination & Dignity of RiskSelf-determination is the right of all people to make their own choices. Choices are often denied to people with I/DD. People under guardianship do not get to make their own decisions about where they live and how they spend their money.  Self-advocates work for the replacement of guardianship with supported decision making where people can make their own decisions, with support from friends, family or professionals.  Dignity of risk is the idea that everyone has the right to make mistakes and to take risks. Many people with I/DD are stopped from making their own decisions, out of fear that they could make bad decisions. Dignity of risk says that the right to take risks and make mistakes is an essential human right. For example, a person with an intellectual disability could go to college, even if they might have trouble passing their classes. Community Living Community living is the idea people should live in the community and not in institutions. Institutions segregate people away from their homes, families and friends. People with I/DD should receive the supports that they need to live where they want to. This is also a core value of the independent living movement. Equal Employment & EducationSelf-advocates believe people with I/DD and other disabilities deserve the right for equal opportunities in all areas of life, especiallyin  education and employment. Before the self-advocacy movement, many people with intellectual and developmental disabilities were not allowed to attend school. Families had to either keep their children with I/DD at home or send them to an institution.  Institutions were supposed to provide education. Institutions specifically for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities were called state schools. However, the education provided was insufficient or nonexistent. These "schools" turned into warehouses, full of abuse and neglect. In 1975, President Gerald Ford signed the Education for Handicapped Children Act (now known as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act). This law entitles all children to receive a free and appropriate public education (FAPE). The law requires schools to provide students with accommodations and support to attend school. The least restrictive environment clause means that students must be, whenever possible, educated in mainstream classrooms with their non-disabled peers. Despite this, many people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are segregated in special education classrooms and not given the accommodations they need to succeed.  Unfortunately, this segreagation also occurs in employment.

If you wish to learn more or become a part of The Arc's Self-Advocacy program, please complete this form here.  We'll be in touch soon!

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Self-Advocacy & Self-Advocacy Ally Support

Self-advocacy is speaking for yourself and the things that are important to you.  It also means having the right to make your own decisions and choices and accepting responsibility for them.  Self-advocacy is used as a name for the civil rights movement for people with intellectial and developmental disabilities (I/DD).  Self-advocacy is part of the broader civil rights movements of the 1960s and 1970s and is part of the disability rights movement. People who practice self-advocacy are called self-advocates.

Self-advocacy includes understanding your rights and involves self-advocates:Communicating to others what you want and needSetting goals for what you want to achieve and do Making decisions for what is best for you and taking responsibility for your choices Being assertive and standing up for yourself in a respectful way  Getting information to make informed decisions  Finding solutions to problems that affect you  Asking for help and support when you need it 

If you are interested in becoming involved in The Arc's self-advocacy please complete the interest form below.

The 4 components of self-advocacy are:

Person First Many people with I/DD have been treated as less than human (dehumanized) throughout their lives. By saying they are a person first, individuals with I/DD want to be known as more than their disability.  They deserve the same rights and opportunities as people without disabilities.  For this reason, many people with I/DD prefer person-first language.  In person-first language, you say "people with developmental disabilities" or "person with Down syndrome".  The self-advocacy movement is also very against the use of mental retardation, retarded, or any variation as there is a great deal of stigma and discrimination with the term. Self-Determination & Dignity of RiskSelf-determination is the right of all people to make their own choices. Choices are often denied to people with I/DD. People under guardianship do not get to make their own decisions about where they live and how they spend their money.  Self-advocates work for the replacement of guardianship with supported decision making where people can make their own decisions, with support from friends, family or professionals.  Dignity of risk is the idea that everyone has the right to make mistakes and to take risks. Many people with I/DD are stopped from making their own decisions, out of fear that they could make bad decisions. Dignity of risk says that the right to take risks and make mistakes is an essential human right. For example, a person with an intellectual disability could go to college, even if they might have trouble passing their classes. Community Living Community living is the idea people should live in the community and not in institutions. Institutions segregate people away from their homes, families and friends. People with I/DD should receive the supports that they need to live where they want to. This is also a core value of the independent living movement. Equal Employment & EducationSelf-advocates believe people with I/DD and other disabilities deserve the right for equal opportunities in all areas of life, especiallyin  education and employment. Before the self-advocacy movement, many people with intellectual and developmental disabilities were not allowed to attend school. Families had to either keep their children with I/DD at home or send them to an institution.  Institutions were supposed to provide education. Institutions specifically for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities were called state schools. However, the education provided was insufficient or nonexistent. These "schools" turned into warehouses, full of abuse and neglect. In 1975, President Gerald Ford signed the Education for Handicapped Children Act (now known as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act). This law entitles all children to receive a free and appropriate public education (FAPE). The law requires schools to provide students with accommodations and support to attend school. The least restrictive environment clause means that students must be, whenever possible, educated in mainstream classrooms with their non-disabled peers. Despite this, many people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are segregated in special education classrooms and not given the accommodations they need to succeed.  Unfortunately, this segreagation also occurs in employment.

If you wish to learn more or become a part of The Arc's Self-Advocacy program, please complete this form here.  We'll be in touch soon!

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: Yes


Volunteer: Story Tellers & Digital Content Creation

Do you love creating:

social media postswriting blogsdoing podcasts updating websitesgraphic designother creative things? 

Come help The Arc with its branding and messaging.  Pictures are worth a thousand words.  Stories tell your truth and together they can share the lived experience of people with disabilities.  We are always looking for creatives who can support our messaging to create inclusive communities.  Time commitment is only a few hours a month. For more information or for staff follow up, click here.

Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

Do you love creating:

social media postswriting blogsdoing podcasts updating websitesgraphic designother creative things? 

Come help The Arc with its branding and messaging.  Pictures are worth a thousand words.  Stories tell your truth and together they can share the lived experience of people with disabilities.  We are always looking for creatives who can support our messaging to create inclusive communities.  Time commitment is only a few hours a month. For more information or for staff follow up, click here.

Program: Development, Marketing & Leadership

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: Support the Minnesota Inclusion Initiative

The Minnesota Inclusion Initiative

The self-advocacy movement has helped people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) understand their human and civil rights, learn about public policy, and share personal stories.  In spite of this training and skill-building, people with I/DD are still fighting to overcome a history of segregation in institutional settings.  They also face many barriers in securing employment, accessing transportation, fulfilling their right to vote, and being respected as equal members of society.

Together, we can ensure  people with I/DD are actively & meaningfully included in their communities, and support self-advocates in overcoming systemic barriers to inclusion. 

By establishing microgrants for self-advocacy groups statewide, the Minnesota Inclusion Initiative will support people with I/DD in organizing community-based projects that:

raise awareness about barriers to inclusion address obstacles to employment, transportation, housing, accessibility, and voting; increase engagement of self-advocates in their communities promote and protect the human rights of Minnesotans with I/DD.

Supporting the Minnesota Inclusion Initiative will help ensure that people with intellectual & developmental disabilities are meaningfully included in all communities.  Come join us!  Learn more or for staff follow up, click here.

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

The Minnesota Inclusion Initiative

The self-advocacy movement has helped people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) understand their human and civil rights, learn about public policy, and share personal stories.  In spite of this training and skill-building, people with I/DD are still fighting to overcome a history of segregation in institutional settings.  They also face many barriers in securing employment, accessing transportation, fulfilling their right to vote, and being respected as equal members of society.

Together, we can ensure  people with I/DD are actively & meaningfully included in their communities, and support self-advocates in overcoming systemic barriers to inclusion. 

By establishing microgrants for self-advocacy groups statewide, the Minnesota Inclusion Initiative will support people with I/DD in organizing community-based projects that:

raise awareness about barriers to inclusion address obstacles to employment, transportation, housing, accessibility, and voting; increase engagement of self-advocates in their communities promote and protect the human rights of Minnesotans with I/DD.

Supporting the Minnesota Inclusion Initiative will help ensure that people with intellectual & developmental disabilities are meaningfully included in all communities.  Come join us!  Learn more or for staff follow up, click here.

Program: Public Policy & Program Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Allow Groups: No