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A cycling club that is all things cycling around Bismarck-Mandan. In the summer there are weekly gravel and/or mountain bike races on local trails in Bismarck-Mandan.

Women's Sweet Adelines Barbershop Chorus. Rehearsal Mondays 7pm @ iHeart Radio Studios.

Youth Swim & Dive Team.

Book Club at the library at which we discuss books of all genres. We meet the first Tuesday of each month beginning in September -- new schedule out soon.

If you crochet, knit, embroider, cross-stitch, punch needle, weave, anything that involves yarn or thread and are in the Bismarck area, then this is the group for you! We meet every 3rd Saturday of every month from 12:00 - 4:00 pm starting June 21st: June 21st, July 19th, August 16th, September 20th, October 18th, November 15th, and December 20th.

We host regular bicycle group rides and races throughout the spring, summer, and fall. We meet weekly. If you are looking to volunteer, we always need help with our 5 annual bike races!

We’re a group that meets weekly at different locations with our families to discuss the week’s sermon.

A support group for full time and part time stay at home moms, offering a variety of social activities. Meets multiple times a week. MOMS club hosts yearly projects giving back to the community.

Teen HQ is the library's space for 6th through 12th graders. Walk-in hours are times when library staff is present, and technology and gaming are available to use in Teen HQ.

Monday through Thursday 3:30pm to 5pm during the school year. Monday through Thursday 3pm to 4:30pm during the summer.

Friendly ladies group centered around local get togethers, potlucks, game nights, and travel.

We meet every 3rd Thursday of the month. 

The Bismarck Optimist Club supports local charities that serve kids through community fundraisers like the Avenue of Flags, Christmas Gift Wrapping at the mall, and more.

Meetings: Every Tuesday at 12:00 p.m. at Lady J’s.

Volunteer Opportunities: Help with set-up and take-down for the Avenue of Flags, wrap gifts at the mall in December, stuff Easter eggs for the Optimist Easter Egg Hunt, join the events committee, take part in the Optimist Bowling Fundraiser, assist with the Optimist Oratory Contest, and more.

The Bismarck Parkinson’s Support Group (BPSG) was founded in 2008 with the mission to promote education, provide resources, companionship, and support for people with Parkinson’s and their families in Bismarck/Mandan and surrounding areas.

This group meets every second Thursday of the month at 2:00 p.m. in the Chapel at Benedictine Living Community, Bismarck, ND.

Interested in volunteering for the annual “Race for Parkinson's" or want to join this group? Connect with Kory Hagler at BismarckParkinsons@gmail.com.

Our club helps people from diverse backgrounds become more confident speakers, communicators and leaders. From young professionals to experienced managers to those seeking personal growth, you’ll find a warm, supportive group that shares your goals.

We meet the first and third Tuesday of every month at 12:05pm on the BSC campus.

Visit our website to learn more and get involved. 

We are a group of young professionals in the area. ages 18-40 years old. We gather 2-4 times a month. We focus on community volunteering, professional development, and social networking.

To get involved, Contact Justice at info@ypnetwork.org or call (701) 741-5166.

When: Board meeting is every third Sunday of the month

How: Get involved by contacting Jason Thomas at info@capitalcurlingclub.org of call (701) 581-5770

A group of dog enthusiasts dedicated to fostering and growing a deeper understanding of our canine friends. We also hold AKC recognized conformation events every year (4 shows in 2 days). The group meets every third Saturday of every month or as announced on website. Volunteer opportunities are available at the annual conformation shows. 

To get involved, contact Kevin Kosse at Vice-President@bismarckkennelclub.org or (701) 391-8032

We are a non-profit organization with the goal of being the foremost in research, education, conservation, collecting, and appreciation of dolls. Our vision is to provide education, service, and conservation, to encourage collecting, research, creative doll making, cooperation, respect, integrity, innovation, volunteerism, and personal growth; to sustain friendship, communication, interaction, compassion, and enjoyment. We meet every 3rd Saturday of the month except July, August and December.

Get involved by contacting Melody at meahobbit@hotmail.com or (701) 250-6812

We're the women's chapter of Pheasants Forever in ND dedicated to getting more women involved in the outdoors. We meet every second Monday of every month. 

To get involved contact Emily Schroeder at capitalcityladybirds@gmail.com .

Foster based animal rescue that works with impounds in Western ND to alleviate overcrowding, has a barn cats program, assists with spay/neuter programs, offers help training. Get involved by volunteering to help with shopping, fundraising, dog walking, transporting, or fostering.
 

Provide computers/iPads to those less fortunate for free. Get involved by volunteering to clean and reimage laptops or deliver laptops to recipients.

A non profit that provides art opportunities (visual, dance, music, drama and creative writing) at no cost targeting individuals who are low income, at risk or have devlopmental disabilities. We are in need of volunteers to teach our art, dance, creative writing, drama, and music classes.  We are also needing volunteers in the classes to assist the instructors. 

Volunteers provide critical support for our day-to-day work while changing lives and truly making a difference in their communities. Opportunities include Gift Shop, Information Desk, Wayfinder, Surgical Waiting Room Host, Eucharistic Minister, Pet Therapy, Event Planning, Food and Nutrition, and Environmental Services.

We are the regionals largest one day fundraiser supporting over 60+ charities local to BisMan each year. We typically meet the 2nd Thursday of every month. Connect below to learn more about ways to get involved and volunteer. 

We are a nonprofit here in ND whose focus is on empowering families and creating safe, nurturing environments for children because we believe every child deserves a happy, healthy, and safe childhood. We are always looking for community volunteers to help with events, social media, website design or serving on our Board or a Committee.
 

The Friends of the Bismarck Public Library is an all-volunteer 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to the active promotion and support of the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library. Through fundraising, promotions, and program and event sponsorships, we seek to enhance and expand the library's capacity as a valued community resource for Bismarck and Burleigh County.

Email friendsofbismarckpl@gmail.com to learn more and get involved!

Global Neighbors brings individuals and organizations together in order to foster a welcoming community for New Americans and English Learners in North Dakota. We believe that extending welcome to our newest neighbors is the best way to grow new generations of neighborly, successful, community-minded Americans.

Get involved by emailing office@bismarckglobalneighbors.org or calling (701) 428-7785.

Interested in volunteering?

There are many ways to join us as a Volunteer! A few examples include: New American Mentorship Program, Become a Language Tutor, Help Provide Transportation, Attend Events, Help Spread the Word or Join us as a Corporate Sponsor. Sign up online for our newsletter to see upcoming opportunities. We would love to connect with you!

Catholic Charities North Dakota provides adoption, counseling, and guardianship services in North Dakota. Our counseling services accepts most insurances, and offers a sliding fee scale based on income. We provide adoption services for foster care through the AASK program, and In-State, Out-of-State, and International services. We also provide parenting services and access to resources for pregnancy or parents.

Get connected with Alyssa at info@catholiccharitiesnd.org . 

Bismarck Special Olympics is open to individuals ages 8 and older with an intellectual disability. Our athletes can join any of the 10 sports we offer year-round. An important aspect of Special Olympics is that athletes compete at no cost to themselves or their families. These individuals hear "No" often enough in their lives - we will not tell them they can't participate in Special Olympics because of financial constraints. Bismarck currently has 243 athletes involved in our program. We offer volunteer opportunities such as coaching, partnering with athletes where you are on the court or field with the athletes, referring during tournaments.

We normally practice on Wednesday from 6:30pm-8:00pm but during the months of March-May, we practice on Thursday from 6:30pm-8:00pm and Tuesdays from 7:00pm-9:00pm

Get involved by contacting Cathy Vetter at area10specialolympics@gmail.com or calling (701) 226-3753

1:1 youth mentoring, formerly Big Brothers Big Sisters. We help children ages 6-16 years old improve confidence, grades and behavior. Volunteer mentors encouraged to apply! Must be 18 years old, be a positive role model and have reliable transportation.

Get involved by contacting Deanna Larson at deanna@bismanmentorsquad.com.com or (701) 222-0797

ach Al-Anon Family Group has but one purpose: to help families of alcoholics. We do this by practicing the Twelve Steps of AA ourselves, by encouraging and understanding our alcoholic relatives, and by welcoming and giving comfort to families of alcoholics.

Monday, 7:00pm, Good Shepherd Church; Thursday, 7:00pm, The Hub; Saturday, 9:30am, Good Shepherd Church.

To get involved connect with Lila Brendel at district4alanon@gmail.com or (701) 226-0725.

 Brave the Shave believes all kids deserve a healthy, worry-free childhood. This is why we are committed to supporting the full spectrum of their cancer journey by providing assistance to the families and supporting critical research. Your donations primarily fund the Brave the Shave Family Fund and pediatric cancer research through The Andrew McDonough Be Positive (B+) Foundation. These kids can’t do it alone. They have fought heart-wrenching battles, and many continue to fight; we will too. They must be brave; therefore, we will do our part in braving the shave. They are the reason Brave the Shave exists.

Main Event held in March. Other events throughout the year. Visit our site for updates.

To get involved contact LaShae Graf at info@bravetheshave.net or (701) 979-2995.

Designer Genes is a non-profit organization that supports individuals with down syndrome and those who support them across the lifespan. We collaborate and work with individuals, families, and their community to create opportunities to earn, learn, and belong.

To get involved connect with Kendra Vander Wal at info@designergenesnd.com or (701) 751-2071.

RoughRider AMBUCS, a chapter of National AMBUCS, located in Bismarck, ND was chartered in December 2017. We are a 501c3 non profit charitable organization whose mission is to provide mobility & independence to individuals with disabilities. We fulfill this mission by providing scholarships to therapy students, and by providing Amtryke therapeutic tricycles to individuals with disabilities. Amtrykes can be adapted a variety of ways to accommodate riders of all ages, sizes & abilities.

This group meets at 8:30 PM on the first Wednesday of the month via Google Meet. 

To get connected, contact Kristina Bouley at roughriderambucs@gmail.com or (701) 391-1267.

What: CDHRA is affiliated with the Society for Human Resource Management, SHRM. The objective of CDHRA is to promote research and interchange of ideas among the members relating to every phase of human resource administration, including industrial relations, human relations, general management, safety, training, and education. CDHRA's intent is to enhance the professional development of its members.

When: Meets every fourth Tuesday of the month, offered virtually and in-person. In-person attendance is held at the Bismarck Chamber EDC Board room. Meetings are held 11:30 am to 1:00 pm CST.

How: Contact Kayla Hardy at cdhraweb@gmail.com or call (701) 226-5195 to get involved.