Volunteer Opportunities
Get Involved
There are a number of ways that you can help give back to those who helped build our great part of the State. Our Seniors have worked their entire lives to give the rest of us a better way of life; if you would like to show your appreciation, sign up to help promote or carry on a number of our programs. The RCCOA has volunteer opportunities for everyone; whether you are looking for a short or long term commitment.
Meals on Wheels Delivery
There's nothing more rewarding than bringing a smile to someone else's face. When you sign up to deliver Meals On Wheels, you'll brighten the day for a number of our Seniors. Often times, Meals On Wheels recipients look forward more to visiting with the deliverers than receiving their meal. By giving less than one hour a day, you can make a real difference to those who receive this service.
You or your organization can sign up to volunteer for a week or a month; whatever suits your schedule. Volunteers are asked to come to the Aging Services Building (2190 W Holly St, Sidney) at 10:45 am on the day they deliver. You will be given a route sheet with the list of names, addresses, and important information of your meal recipients. You will then be given coolers full of hot food to be delivered to those on your list. A typical route consists of 15-20 people and takes anywhere from a half an hour to an hour to complete.
You can add your name to any open dates by emailing our office or calling (406) 433-3701. Thank you for considering making a difference by volunteering for our elderly
You or your organization can sign up to volunteer for a week or a month; whatever suits your schedule. Volunteers are asked to come to the Aging Services Building (2190 W Holly St, Sidney) at 10:45 am on the day they deliver. You will be given a route sheet with the list of names, addresses, and important information of your meal recipients. You will then be given coolers full of hot food to be delivered to those on your list. A typical route consists of 15-20 people and takes anywhere from a half an hour to an hour to complete.
You can add your name to any open dates by emailing our office or calling (406) 433-3701. Thank you for considering making a difference by volunteering for our elderly
Commodities Distribution
Can you spare a few hours every month to help feed nearly 60 Seniors in our area? If so, you may want to consider volunteering with our Commodity Supplemental Food Program. We are always in need of volunteers for the following:
- Help seniors shop and select items from the available categories
- Check out the items
- Load packages into vehicles
Become a Senior Companion
Make a Difference in Someone’s Life—And Your Own
Are you looking for a way to give back to your community, build meaningful relationships, and make a real impact in the lives of others? Consider becoming a Senior Companion.
Senior Companions are volunteers who offer friendship, support, and a helping hand to older adults who may be isolated, homebound, or in need of extra assistance to continue living independently. Whether it’s running errands, helping with light tasks, or simply sharing a conversation, your time and presence can make all the difference.
If you are age 55 or older, enjoy spending time with others, and have a few hours a week to share, you may be the perfect fit for this rewarding role. No medical or professional experience is necessary—just a kind heart and a commitment to helping others.
Senior Companion volunteers:
📞 406-433-3701
Becoming a Senior Companion is more than just volunteering—it’s a powerful way to stay active, connect with others, and uplift your community.
Are you looking for a way to give back to your community, build meaningful relationships, and make a real impact in the lives of others? Consider becoming a Senior Companion.
Senior Companions are volunteers who offer friendship, support, and a helping hand to older adults who may be isolated, homebound, or in need of extra assistance to continue living independently. Whether it’s running errands, helping with light tasks, or simply sharing a conversation, your time and presence can make all the difference.
If you are age 55 or older, enjoy spending time with others, and have a few hours a week to share, you may be the perfect fit for this rewarding role. No medical or professional experience is necessary—just a kind heart and a commitment to helping others.
Senior Companion volunteers:
- Provide regular companionship and emotional support
- Help with light chores, grocery shopping, or transportation to appointments
- Encourage clients to stay active and engaged
- Offer caregivers a break by spending time with their loved ones
- Build new friendships and create strong bonds
- Improve your mental and emotional well-being through purposeful activity
- Receive training and support
- Eligible volunteers may receive a modest tax-free stipend and mileage reimbursement Contact us today to learn more about becoming a Senior Companion.
📞 406-433-3701
Becoming a Senior Companion is more than just volunteering—it’s a powerful way to stay active, connect with others, and uplift your community.
Become a SAIL Leader
Stay Active & Independent for Life (SAIL) is a 12-week, evidence-based falls-prevention program for older adults that is designed to prevent falls through exercise and education.
The SAIL program is a fitness class that includes aerobics, balance exercises, strength training with wrist and ankle weights, and stretching exercises to prevent falls.
If you are interested in becoming a certified SAIL Leader so you can help provide more SAIL classes in the area please let us know.
The Montana Falls Prevention Program holds leader trainings throughout the state. The program itself will cover the cost of the training. All you need is time, a willingness to learn, and enjoy working with seniors.
Call (406) 433-3701 for more information.
The SAIL program is a fitness class that includes aerobics, balance exercises, strength training with wrist and ankle weights, and stretching exercises to prevent falls.
If you are interested in becoming a certified SAIL Leader so you can help provide more SAIL classes in the area please let us know.
The Montana Falls Prevention Program holds leader trainings throughout the state. The program itself will cover the cost of the training. All you need is time, a willingness to learn, and enjoy working with seniors.
Call (406) 433-3701 for more information.