HANCHER GUILD 

The members of the Hancher Guild provide support for cultural and educational activities, foster community interest, host visiting artists, and provide staffing for the Showcase Gift Shop. Many retirees are on the rolls. Working hours are flexible. The Hancher main office (335-1130) will direct volunteers to the current president of the Guild. 

Web site: http://www.hancher.uiowa.edu/ 

OLD CAPITOL 

Volunteers welcome visitors, conduct tours, and staff the museum shop. Tour guides interpret Iowa history as it relates to the University and the Old Capitol Building. Tours may be given for the general public, civic groups, pre-schoolers, elementary, high school and college students. Training is provided. Contact the Old Capitol Museum (335-0548). 

Web site: http://www.uiowa.edu/~oldcap/ 

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM 

Volunteers are called upon as needed and as they are available to guide tours of elementary school students. Tours last about forty-five minutes. Training is given about exhibits on display. Contact the Education and Outreach Coordinator, Sarah Horgen. 

Web site: http://www.uiowa.edu/~nathist/

MUSEUM OF ART 

Membership as a Friend of the UIMA entitles one to receive the newsletter, calendar of events, and invitations to gala openings, receptions, lectures, and special celebrations. In addition there are Friends - only travel opportunities and reciprocal benefits at other participating college or university museums and to other museums throughout the U.S. Friends of the Museum also have the opportunity to join the Print and Drawing Study
Club, to volunteer in the decent program, and participate in the planning of other special events. Contact the Curator of Education (335-1730)  

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA HOSPITALS AND CLINICS 

This is an invitation...to become involved!  Help support patients, families, faculty and staff through Volunteer Services the University of
Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. Every single volunteer has the opportunity to improve the patient experience here.  Visit with a lonely patient,
cuddle a baby, share resources from the Patients' Library, act as a docent to the large collection of artwork, tutor a child, play the
piano, act as an ambassador from our community to people from across the state of Iowa, the nation, even the world.  Opportunities are virtually
limitless with nearly 100 different volunteer positions to choose from, both with or without direct patient contact.  We have the perfect spot
for you!  Free ramp parking is offered while you volunteer. Call Jean at 356-1241 to discuss your interests, or information is also available on
their website: www.uihealthcare.com/volunteers

CIVIC ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM

The mission of the Civic Engagement Program at The University of Iowa is to strengthen students' curricular and co-curricular learning opportunities by linking the University's teaching, research, and service mission with community needs and strengths. Volunteers at all levels are welcomed. This program is partnered with Corridor Volunteers, referenced in the following entry. 

Web site: http://www.uiowa.edu/~cep/

CORRIDOR VOLUNTEERS

Whether you are looking to volunteer for the first time or continue a life-long commitment to service, Corridor Volunteers can match you with the perfect opportunity. United Way of East Central Iowa and United Way of Johnson County, along with presenting sponsor Rockwell Collins, provide this online volunteer matching service. You’ll find hundreds of volunteer opportunities throughout the Cedar Rapids/Iowa City corridor, including many associated with the 10,000 Hours Show as well as volunteer needs at United Way.

Web site: http://www.uiowa.edu/%7Ecep/index.shtml