Volunteer Project Catalog
Ste. Genevieve County YMCA
To provide an enjoyable and safe sporting experience for an assigned group of children while they learn individual and team game skills, sportsmanship, and fair play. Onboarding Requirements: Volunteers must complete an online Volunteer Application through the Y’s volunteer management system called, “Volunteer Matters.” Additional no cost requirements include completion of the following: Background Check Child Abuse & Prevention Online Training Videos Heads up Concussion Fact Sheet Once you have signed up for a volunteer opportunity by visiting gwrymca.volunteermatters.org, please contact Bryan Gegg 573-883-5244 at bryan.gegg@gwrymca.org before you begin to make sure you have completed the necessary requirements. Youth Sports Coach volunteer responsibilities include: Coach an assigned group of children emphasizing skill development, safety, fair play, sportsmanship, and fun. Preside over team activities including all scheduled team practices and games Be responsible for team equipment. Ensure equal playing time for all your players regardless of the score. Work to establish and improve team unity and spirit. Adhere to YMCA policies, objectives, and rules. Lead by example among team parents to support the responsibilities of the referee and league leadership. Time Commitment: Each coach's average time commitment is weekly practice (1hr.) and games (1hr.). Pre-school coaching is only 1 hour weekly. Seasons run as follows: TBD For more information on coaching please click on link:
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Monroe and Randolph County YMCAs
Lead Practice once a week and games on Saturday.
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Four Rivers Family YMCA
To serve our community needs and development.
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Four Rivers Family YMCA
Teach children to love various sports and teamwork at the Four Rivers Family YMCA. Time commitment is weekly practice (45 min) and Saturday games (1hr). Seasons run as follows: Winter: January 19 - March 14 Spring: March 23 - May 16 Summer: June 13 - Aug 1 Fall I: August 31 - October 17 Fall II: October 26 - December 19
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Gateway Region YMCA
Promote the inclusion of people with disabilities in sports! Serve as a coach or a partner for our adaptive sports teams.
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Campus YMCA
The Board of Advisors provides leadership, stewardship, and strategic counsel to ensure the Campus Y meets the diverse needs of students and maintains the financial resources necessary to support student-led programs that develop purpose-driven leaders through meaningful community engagement. Board members partner with the Board Chair and Executive Director to strengthen relationships between the Campus Y, Washington University in St. Louis, and the greater St. Louis community, while upholding YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, and Responsibility. Board Member Expectations ● Complete the Campus Y Board of Advisors orientation process and background checl ● Attend regular monthly Board meetings (8 per year) ● Attend assigned committee meetings (minimum of 5 per year) ● Contribute a monetary donation to the Annual Campaign $1,000 give/ get ● Provide support to the annual fundraising event ● Attend/support other Campus Y events Please create a profile and sign up to begin the application process to join the Campus Y Board of Advisors. Please note that signing up does not automatically make you part of the Board of Advisors. it is the first step.
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Mid-County Family YMCA
Substitute/assistant coach with the Mid-County synchronized swim team or class.
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Gateway Region YMCA
The Community Development Board of Advisors is responsible for providing guidance and leadership to the Community Development branch. This role includes fundraising, community engagement, program development, financial diligence and budget integrity in accordance with the policies and procedures established by the Gateway Region YMCA and its Board of Directors.
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Kirkwood Family YMCA
The Kirkwood Board of Advisors is responsible for providing guidance and leadership to the Kirkwood branch. This role includes fundraising, community engagement, program development, financial diligence and budget integrity in accordance with the policies and procedures established by the Gateway Region YMCA and its Board of Directors.
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South County Family YMCA
The Community Development Board of Advisors provides guidance and leadership to the South County branch. This role includes fundraising, community engagement, program development, financial diligence, and budget integrity in accordance with the policies and procedures established by the Gateway Region YMCA and its Board of Directors.
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Mid-County Family YMCA
Our branch support volunteer role has a variety of different components depending on branch needs! In order to volunteer at the YMCA, certain onboarding tasks are required. Once you have signed up for a volunteer opportunity, please contact (314) 962-9450 before you begin to make sure you have completed the necessary requirements.
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Mid-County Family YMCA
Our branch support volunteer role has a variety of different components depending on branch needs! In order to volunteer at the YMCA, certain onboarding tasks are required. Once you have signed up for a volunteer opportunity, please contact (314) 962-9450 before you begin to make sure you have completed the necessary requirements.
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South City Family YMCA
This position supports the work of the South City YMCA. This branch of the Gateway Region Y supports healthy living, social responsibility and youth development. Goals Assist YMCA staff in delivering program activities that meet the needs of the community and fulfill YMCA objectives in respective program area. Assist YMCA staff with establishing new program activities and expanding program within the community in accordance with strategic and operating plans in respective program area. Assist YMCA staff with compiling program statistics, monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of and participation in respective program area. Performs all other duties as assigned in respective program area. Contact Details For Skate Park Information: Byron Beal at Byron.Beal@gwrymca.org For Special Event Information: Sarah Reilly at Sarah.Reilly@gwrymca.org For Branch Youth Programs: Christina DeClue at Christina.DeClue@gwrymca.org For Y-Club Support: Christina DeClue at Christina.DeClue@gwrymca.org Safety Information Please wear comfortable shoes and clothing that are appropriate to the activities for your position. Cancellation Policy Emergency closings will be listed on our website at gwrymca.org
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Chesterfield YMCA
Coach youth sports at the Chesterfield YMCA. You will be the main contact for the team you are coaching for as well as the distributor of jerseys (once provided to you) at the beginning of the season and medals at the end of the season. You will read through and finish all training as a coach, before the first game. You will also need to know all rules that are stated in our rule book, coaches guide, and parent handbook that will be given to you by the Sports Program Director. To provide an enjoyable and safe sporting experience for an assigned group of children while they learn individual and team game skills, sportsmanship, and fair play. Onboarding Requirements: Volunteers must complete an online Volunteer Application through the Y’s volunteer management system called, “Volunteer Matters.” Additional no cost requirements include completion of the following: Background Check Child Abuse & Prevention Online Training Videos Heads up Concussion Fact Sheet Once you have signed up for a volunteer opportunity by visiting gwrymca.volunteermatters.org, please contact Corey Loberg at 636-534-0109 or by email corey.loberg@gwrymca.org before you begin to make sure you have completed the necessary requirements. Youth Sports Coach volunteer responsibilities include: Coach an assigned group of children emphasizing skill development, safety, fair play, sportsmanship, and fun. Preside over team activities including all scheduled team practices and games. Be responsible for team equipment and jersey distribution. Ensure equal playing time for all your players regardless of the score. Work to establish and improve team unity and spirit. Adhere to YMCA policies, objectives, and rules. Lead by example among team parents to support the responsibilities of the referee and league leadership. Time Commitment: Each coach's average time commitment is weekly practice (1hr.) and Saturday games (1hr.). Pre-school coaching is only 1 hour weekly.
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Jefferson County Family YMCA
Costco Reading Buddies is a partnership with Costco to provide additional reading support for children who are learning to read. Volunteers are paired with children in kindergarten through 4th grade whose parents/guardians are seeking reading support and literacy time outside of school instruction. Volunteers will meet with individual or small groups of children at the Jefferson County Family YMCA a minimum of one hour per week to read together and practice literacy skills.
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St. Charles Family YMCA
Costco Reading Buddies is a partnership with Costco to provide additional reading support for children who are learning to read. Volunteers are paired with children in kindergarten through 4th grade whose parents/guardians are seeking reading support and literacy time outside of school instruction. Volunteers will meet with individual or small groups of children at the St. Charles Family YMCA a minimum of one hour per week to read together and practice literacy skills.
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Carondelet Park Rec Complex
Scan in and engage with members for AOA programming.
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Monroe and Randolph County YMCAs
Volunteer leadership on the Board of Advisors. Supports all annual fundraising and provides direction to Monroe County YMCA staff team.
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O'Fallon Family YMCA - Missouri
Each sport's coach average time commitment is weekly practice (1hr) and Saturday games (1hr). Pre-school coaching is only 1 hour weekly. For more information on coaching please click on link: gwrymca.org/sites/default..0Handbook.pdf
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Gateway Region YMCA
Since 1949 Missouri Youth & Government has engaged teens in mock government. Become a Delegation Leader or Advisor to lead and support high schoolers in learning about the legislative and judicial processes. Youth & Government delegations will attend one of two Missouri Conventions for a long weekend in Jefferson in November or December. Support is provided so experience in law and/or government is not required.
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Collinsville Maryville Troy YMCA
The CMT YMCA is looking for individuals that will help in the facilitation of our After school program. Y Enrichment Program Teacher/Facilitator are responsible for the supervision and safety of youth enrolled in the Programs. Teachers/Facilitators provide a safe, fun, and inviting environment at the Y. Teacher/Facilitator may assist with online learning, homework and implement daily lesson plans. Teachers/Facilitators are expected to participate, organize and engage the children in various activities throughout the day.
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South City Family YMCA
These positions support our Youth Development programs.
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Carondelet Park Rec Complex
Use your skills to help coach kids in online gaming. This position supports a YMCA Esports team during an 8 week season. Volunteers should embody the YMCA core values as role models in sportsmanship. The YMCA currently hosts leagues in the following games: Fortnite, Super Smash Bros, Rocket League, and Mario Kart
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Gateway Region YMCA
Support STEAM programs at the Y and ignite youth interest in STEM careers. We welcome all skill levels, training provided. Programs are in-person at YMCA branches and various community partners in St. Louis City, North St. Louis County and the Metro East.
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Gateway Region YMCA
Meet weekly with a youth or adult to increase reading or English language skills. An hour or two a week makes a HUGE difference!
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Collinsville Maryville Troy YMCA
Teach children to love various sports and teamwork at the CMT YMCA. Time commitment is weekly practice (1hr) and Saturday games (1hr). Seasons run as follows: Winter: January 19 - March 14 Spring: March 23 - May 16 Summer: June 1 - August 1 Fall I: August 31 - October 17 Fall II: October 26 - December 19 For more information on coaching please click on link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VzDzjtMB7Uzc2upegnpsX2nvZ0utCvQs/view?usp=sharing
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Downtown Belleville YMCA - Kern Center
Teach children to love various sports and teamwork at the (INSERT YOUR BRANCH) YMCA. Time commitment is weekly practice (1hr) and Saturday games (1hr). Seasons run as follows: Winter: January 19 - March 14 Spring: March 24 - May 16 Summer: June 1 - August 1 Fall I: August 31 - October 17 Fall II: October 26 - December 19 For more information on coaching please click on link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VzDzjtMB7Uzc2upegnpsX2nvZ0utCvQs/view
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East Belleville YMCA
Teach children to love various sports and teamwork at the East Belleville YMCA. Time commitment is weekly practice (1hr) and Saturday games (1hr). Seasons run as follows: Winter: January 19 - March 14 Spring: March 23 - May 16 Summer: June 1 - August 1 Fall I: August 31 - October 17 Fall II: October 26 - December 19 For more information on coaching please click on link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VzDzjtMB7Uzc2upegnpsX2nvZ0utCvQs/view
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Edward Jones Family YMCA
Serving our community through coaching sports practices through the lense of healthy living, social responsibility, and youth development
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Emerson Family YMCA
To provide an enjoyable and safe sporting experience for an assigned group of children while they learn individual and team game skills, sportsmanship, and fair play. Onboarding Requirements: Volunteers must complete an online Volunteer Application through the Y’s volunteer management system called, “Volunteer Matters.” Additional no cost requirements include completion of the following: Background Check Child Abuse & Prevention Online Training Videos Heads up Concussion Fact Sheet Once you have signed up for a volunteer opportunity by visiting https://gwrymca.volunteermatters.org/, please contact Derrick Ward at 314-788-2057 ext 20650 or laderrick.ward@gwrymca.org before you begin to make sure you have completed the necessary requirements. Youth Sports Coach volunteer responsibilities include: Coach an assigned group of children emphasizing skill development, safety, fair play, sportsmanship, and fun. Preside over team activities including all scheduled team practices and games Be responsible for team equipment. Ensure equal playing time for all your players regardless of the score. Work to establish and improve team unity and spirit. Adhere to YMCA policies, objectives, and rules. Lead by example among team parents to support the responsibilities of the referee and league leadership. Time Commitment: Each coach's average time commitment is weekly practice (1hr.) and Saturday games (1hr.). Pre-school coaching is only 1 hour weekly. Seasons run as follows: Winter: January 20 - March 15 Spring: March 24 - May 17 Summer: June 2 - August 2 Fall I: August 25 - October 11 Fall II: October 20 - December 13 For more information on coaching please click on link: drive.google.com/file/d/1Vz..utCvQs/view
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Jefferson County Family YMCA
To provide an enjoyable and safe sporting experience for an assigned group of children while they learn individual and team game skills, sportsmanship, and fair play. Onboarding Requirements: Volunteers must complete an online Volunteer Application through the Y’s volunteer management system called, “Volunteer Matters.” Additional no cost requirements include completion of the following: Background Check Child Abuse & Prevention Online Training Videos Heads up Concussion Fact Sheet Once you have signed up for a volunteer opportunity by visiting gwrymca.volunteermatters.org, please contact Brent Ripley 636-931-9622 at brent.ripley@gwrymca.org before you begin to make sure you have completed the necessary requirements. Youth Sports Coach volunteer responsibilities include: Coach an assigned group of children emphasizing skill development, safety, fair play, sportsmanship, and fun. Preside over team activities including all scheduled team practices and games Be responsible for team equipment. Ensure equal playing time for all your players regardless of the score. Work to establish and improve team unity and spirit. Adhere to YMCA policies, objectives, and rules. Lead by example among team parents to support the responsibilities of the referee and league leadership. Time Commitment: Each coach's average time commitment is weekly practice (1hr.) and Saturday games (1hr.). Pre-school coaching is only 1 hour weekly. Seasons run as follows: Winter: January 19 - March 14 Spring: March 25 - May 18 Summer: June 3 - August 3 Fall I: August 26 - October 12 Fall II: October 21 - December 14 For more information on coaching please click on link: drive.google.com/file/d/1Vz..utCvQs/view
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Mid-County Family YMCA
Teach children to love various sports and teamwork at the Mid County and Kirkwood YMCA. Time commitment is weekly practice (45 min - 1 hour) and Saturday games (1hr). Seasons run as follows: Winter: January 19- March 14 Spring: March 23 - May 16 Summer: June 1 - Aug 1 Fall I: August 31 - October 17 Fall II: October 26 - December 19 Contact Colton Roberts | Colton.roberts@gwrymca.org 1900 Urban Drive Brentwood, MO 63144
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O'Fallon YMCA - Illinois
Teach children to love various sports and teamwork at the O'Fallon, IL YMCA. Time commitment is weekly practice (1hr) and Saturday games (1hr). Seasons run as follows: Winter: January 19 - March 14 Spring: March 23 - May 16 Summer: June 1 - August 1 Fall I: August 31 - October 17 Fall II: October 26 - December 19 For more information on coaching please click on link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VzDzjtMB7Uzc2upegnpsX2nvZ0utCvQs/view
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Riverchase YMCA
Teach children to love various sports and teamwork at Riverchase YMCA. Time commitment is weekly practice (1hr) and Saturday games (1hr). Seasons run as follows: Winter: January 19 - March 14 Spring: March 23 - May 16 Fall I: August 31 - October 17 Fall II: October 26 - December 19 For more information on coaching please click on link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VzDzjtMB7Uzc2upegnpsX2nvZ0utCvQs/view?usp=sharing
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South City Family YMCA
Each sport's coach average time commitment is weekly practice (1hr) and Saturday games (1hr). Pre-school coaching is only 1 hour weekly. For more information on coaching please click on link: GWR Youth Parent Guide https://gwrymca.org/sites/default/files/2025-05/GWR_Youth_Parent_Guide_Updated_5.19.25.pdf
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St. Charles Family YMCA
Teach children to love various sports and teamwork at the St. Charles County Family YMCA. Time commitment is weekly practice (1hr) and Saturday games (1hr).
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Wildwood Family YMCA
Coach youth sports at the Wildwood Family YMCA. You will be the main contact for the team you are coaching for as well as the distributor of jerseys (once provided to you) at the beginning of the season and medals at the end of the season. You will read through and finish all training as a coach, before the first game. You will also need to know all rules that are stated in our rule book, coaches guide, and parent handbook that will be given to you by the Sports Program Director.
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