The Food Allergy Support Group of Minnesota needs volunteers to maintain the success of our programs and services. Opportunities are fun, food-free, and can connect you with other families living with food allergies. The time commitment varies with each project, and can often be done on your own schedule. 

Our Current Needs

• Webmaster: Make content updates on our website. Training and a slow transition time provided. No programming skills necessary.
• Webinar host: Work with speakers to run webinar events. Training and a simple online software program are provided. Can be done from the comfort of your home.
• Volunteer Coordinator: This is an ongoing position to help recruit volunteers for events and keep volunteer records.
• Meeting Facilitators:  Help facilitate open discussions at future support group meetings. Great position for someone who is a good listener, has some experience managing food allergies, and has good communications skills.
• Sponsorship Program Coordinator: Be the main contact between FASGMN and other companies participating in our new Sponsorship program. Mailing, record-keeping, and emailing required. 
•  Biq Quack planners: Help prepare for this 2012 event. All tasks are clearly outlined for all planning volunteers and can be done from home in your spare time.  

Please contact us for all the details.

We appreciate our volunteers! Here are past few featured volunteers:

Jodi Johnson-  Jodi has contributed to and lead numerous projects for the Food Allergy Support Group of Minnesota. She facilitated our Food Allergy Awareness Campaign for three years, helped plan the Big Quack for three years, and is our current Facebook administrator. Thank you, Jodi!!

Emily Rickaby-  Emily has been a Big Quack race volunteer for three years, and chaired the event in 2011. She also helped start our YES program, has helped at conference booths, and is a past director on FASGMN's Board. Thank you, Emily!!

Jill Palmer- Jill has been our Buddy Program Coordinator for the past year. She works hard to make matches between new Explorers and experienced Guides. She recently completed a survey of program participants to help guide the future direction of the program. Thank you, Jill!!