Opportunities From: United Way Quad Cities

Looking for a Volunteer assistant coach -Season will kick off on Saturday, June 6th at Lindsay Park in Davenport. Athletes will practice every Saturday from 9:30-11:30am. The regional qualifier will be held in Cedar Rapids on July 25 and state will be on August 1 in Grimes.

Looking for people to help monitor the Bocce Lanes! 

Who can Participate? This opportunity is open to anyone interested in beautifying Davenport and protecting the health of our local waterways. No previous experience is necessary. Individuals 16 and under must have adult supervision. 

Description of Project: Volunteers will be picking up litter along North Brady Street. Litter pickup consists of walking, bending and placing wastes in a bag for disposal and carries little hazard. This activity will take place in the boulevards of highly trafficked areas. Volunteers will receive safety instruction and safety vests prior to the cleanup. Due to proximity of traffic, this event may be not suitable for younger children. 

Weather? Weather is very variable in November. It could be a sunny day with a high of 50, or a day with rain sprinkles around 35. Past volunteers have enjoyed the cleanup and the challenge of all weather conditions. Because of difficulties associated with canceling and rescheduling, we will clear litter in light rain and low temperatures; however, it may end earlier for volunteer comfort. We will only cancel if there is a chance for significant rain, snow, high winds, or threat of lightening. Just remember to dress for conditions.

Other Details:  Volunteers should wear clothing appropriate for weather conditions and to get dirty.

Party in the Park attendees can enjoy food, entertainment, and a variety of activities for the kids! These events are a great opportunity to meet fellow residents, learn more about surrounding neighborhoods, and engage with local elected officials. Members from city staff will be in attendance to discuss concerns and opportunities facing the community and how to can get involved in your neighborhood.

Party in the Park attendees can enjoy food, entertainment, and a variety of activities for the kids! These events are a great opportunity to meet fellow residents, learn more about surrounding neighborhoods, and engage with local elected officials. Members from city staff will be in attendance to discuss concerns and opportunities facing the community and how to can get involved in your neighborhood.

Party in the Park attendees can enjoy food, entertainment, and a variety of activities for the kids! These events are a great opportunity to meet fellow residents, learn more about surrounding neighborhoods, and engage with local elected officials. Members from city staff will be in attendance to discuss concerns and opportunities facing the community and how to can get involved in your neighborhood.

Party in the Park attendees can enjoy food, entertainment, and a variety of activities for the kids! These events are a great opportunity to meet fellow residents, learn more about surrounding neighborhoods, and engage with local elected officials. Members from city staff will be in attendance to discuss concerns and opportunities facing the community and how to can get involved in your neighborhood.

Help us to restore one of our woodland hillsides at Duck Creek Park to reflect our area's savanna roots. We will be removing invasive herbaceous and woody plants. Tools will be provided. Registration is encouraged, but any participation is appreciated.

Help us to restore one of our woodland hillsides at Duck Creek Park to reflect our area's savanna roots. We will be removing invasive herbaceous and woody plants. Tools will be provided. Registration is encouraged, but any participation is appreciated.

Help us to restore one of our woodland hillsides at Duck Creek Park to reflect our area's savanna roots. We will be removing invasive herbaceous and woody plants. Tools will be provided. Registration is encouraged, but any participation is appreciated.

We need at least one person each Saturday to work at the Roosevelt Community Center Computer Lab/Lending Library from 9:55 am-2:10 pm. We will officially open our lab on Monday, October 27th so we need someone to fill in starting Saturday November 1st!

Position Summary: The Roosevelt Community Center Computer Lab/Lending Library Attendant plays an important role in maintaining a welcoming, organized, and accessible environment for patrons utilizing the lab’s educational and media resources. This position supports equitable access to books, media, and technology for individuals who may have limited opportunities elsewhere. Attendants serve as the first point of contact for visitors, ensuring smooth operations, respectful engagement, and accurate recordkeeping throughout each shift.