Needs From: United Way of Utah County

VOLUNTEERS AGE 55 AND OLDER 

If interested, please fill out an application by following this link: https://magutah.gov/rsvp

Volunteers play a vital role at the hospital. Mountain View Hospital is looking for volunteers to donate a few hours a week in key areas of the hospital.

Openings in gift shop and front desk. 

If interested, please fill out an application by following this link: https://magutah.gov/rsvp

VOLUNTEERS AGE 55 AND OLDER NEEDED to help the pantry serve low-income families and individuals.

Volunteers needed in the warehouse, pantry, intake, and pantry stocking. Days and times vary based on volunteer availability and pantry needs.

Time: Monday- Friday 9 AM-8 PM, 6 month commitment

VOLUNTEERS 55+ NEEDED! Join the RSVP Service Club and be matched with a volunteer opportunity that fits your skills and interests.

If interested, please fill out an application by following this link: https://magutah.gov/rsvp

Several organizations need more volunteers of ALL ages! Volunteers age 55 and older can explore their volunteer options by joining the free service club, RSVP. Apply today to find out how being 55 and older can bring added perks to an already rewarding service opportunity. Some of our partnering organizations are K-6 Elementary Schools, Thanksgiving Point, American Red Cross, Food Pantries, Hospitals, Museums, Senior Transportation and Senior Friendly Callers.

If you are 55 or older interested, please fill out an application by following this link: https://magutah.gov/rsvp

Use your life experience to help the American Red Cross. There is a wide range of opportunities and time commitment based on your skills and interests.

- Finance Specialist (Provo): Ensure funds are received, coded and deposited. Maintain revenue receipt log, etc. Up to 2-3 hours a week.

- Blood Transportation Specialist: Collect blood bags from donation sites and transport them to hospitals.

- Front Desk Volunteer (Provo): Greet people, provide general information, answer phones, etc. Up to 4- hours a week if desired.

- Fleet Specialist (Provo): Manage vehicle and trailer maintenance and repairs, etc. Up to 3 hours a week.

- Blood Donor Ambassador (Orem): Greeting donors, answering questions, etc. (Up to 4-6 hours; one or two shifts a month)

- Pillowcase Presenter (various elementary schools in Central Utah): Educate kids and prepare your community for disaster. Call for more information. 1-4 hours per presentation.

Are you passionate about outreach, education and protecting seniors? We’re looking for a committed volunteer to help our small SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program) and SMP (Senior Medicare Patrol) team educate local seniors about Medicare and fraud prevention.

Key responsibilities may include:

Community Presentations: Deliver weekly presentations to senior audiences about Medicare basics, fraud prevention, and scam awareness. Preferred time is midday (typically around noon), but flexible.

Materials Development: Help enhance existing slideshow presentations to make them engaging, informative, and culturally relevant (especially for Spanish-speaking communities).

Data Collection: Collect and upload post-presentation surveys and feedback from participants to help assess effectiveness.

Language Support: If Spanish-speaking, translate presentation materials and provide verbal delivery in Spanish when required.

Training and onboarding on presentation topics will be provided! We just ask that you possess good people skills and be comfortable presenting to a group of people. Have a knack to develop slide show presentations that capture attention and effective follow up surveys.

Commitment is a minimum of 1 year, at least 4 presentations a month. Each presentation is planned for 1.5 - 2 hours (including travel time). Available any day (Monday - Friday) that works for the volunteer and community center. 3-5 hours a week.

Prefer a minimum of 55 years of age, but not required.

Bilingual Spanish-speaking competency desired, but not required. (Native Spanish ability to translate presentation materials and present to communities in Spanish).

Deliver More Than a Meal — Make a Difference with Meals on Wheels

Just one hour a week can brighten the day of a homebound senior in your community. Meals on Wheels needs caring volunteers to deliver meals and smiles during weekday lunch hours (11 AM – 1 PM). You choose the day that works for you.

It’s a simple way to make a big impact. Contact Jana at 801-229-3853 or visit magutah.gov/volunteermow to get started.

Deliver Meals. Make a Real Difference in Utah County.

Looking for a meaningful way to give back? Join us in delivering meals to homebound seniors. Meals on Wheels is seeking community-minded volunteers to deliver meals and check in on homebound seniors. With just 3-4 hours a week, you can deliver meals and smiles to our senior neighbors..

As a volunteer driver, you’ll pick up meals from our kitchen in Spanish Fork and deliver them to senior homes and designated drop-off locations throughout the community. 

Your time helps local seniors:

Stay independent in their own homes

Receive a daily safety check

Experience regular social connection

Volunteer Details:

Commit to 3-4 hours once a week (or more, if desired) between 8 AM and 12 PM

Assigned a regular delivery day, Monday through Friday (excluding holidays)

Drive a Meals on Wheels delivery truck equipped with hot/cold meal storage (no special license required)

Deliver to 4–6 drop-off sites and a few senior homes

Time commitment: approximately 3-4 hours per shift

Volunteers needed in Utah County

Meals are picked up at the Utah County Jail kitchen in Spanish Fork

Use a few hours of your week to support those who need it most– volunteer with Meals on Wheels. 

If interested, please fill out an application by following this link: https://mountainland.org/app/

We are looking for volunteers who are willing to donate their time, talents and skills at our MAG Aging and Family Services office. Volunteers would be assisting our staff with vital clerical and office work that would ultimately be helping the seniors in the area. Examples of the work would include, organizing paper work, or preparing gifts for homebound seniors and more! We are willing to work with your schedule.    

If interested, please fill out an application by following this link: https://mountainland.org/app/

You will complete new client assessments (Nutrition and Health check) and annual re-assessments for seniors who are receiving Meals on Wheels. You would visit their home and complete a nutritional evaluation and then enter that information into our online database.