Liberty Meals on Wheels

Our mission is to provide balanced, nutritious, and appealing meals to seniors, people with disabilities and disadvantaged populations. We strive to improve the physical and mental health of those we serve by providing, either directly or through cooperation with other organizations, a range of goods and services that improve the quality of life. Here are a few ways you can help:

• Regular Drivers

  • Deliver meals once per week to older adults in Liberty

• Substitute Drivers

  • Deliver meals as needed (about once per month) to older adults in Liberty

• Phone Buddies

  • Help combat the loneliness and isolation that some seniors feel with a phone call to lift their spirits

• Holiday Cards/Gifts

  • A simple card or craft goes a long way to brighten the day of our recipients

• Snow Squad

  • Shovel the driveway and sidewalks for home bound seniors

• Spring Clean Up

  • Help with yard work in the Spring and Summer

To learn more and volunteer, contact Hailey Kellerstrass, Community Services Manager - Liberty Parks & Rec, at 816.439.4396 or via email.

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Coaching

Our vision is for coaches to teach basic skills and strategy through healthy competition focusing on the needs of each athlete regardless of experience. Through interactive games and drills, athletes begin to develop skills and understanding to help them progress to the next level of play. Coaches help to provide a positive and supportive environment for kids in Liberty Parks & Rec sports leagues. Coaching opportunities are available for the following sports:

• Baseball, Softball & T-Ball

  • Description: Coach will teach basic baseball/softball skills and strategy to players
  • Time Commitment: One hour a week for practice plus games
  • Minimum Age for Volunteer: 18 years old

• Recreational & Bitty Basketball

  • Description: Coach will teach basic skills and strategy to players
  • Time Commitment: One hour a week for practice and 1 game a week; November-January
  • Minimum Age for Volunteer: 18

• Flag Football

  • Description: Teach basic flag football and strategy to players
  • Time Commitment: 1 hour a week for practice; 1 game a week; August-November
  • Minimum Age to Volunteer: 21

• Recreational Soccer

  • Description: Teach basic soccer skills and strategy to players
  • Time Commitment: One hour a week for practice plus games on Saturday
  • Minimum Age to Volunteer: 18 years old

• Recreational Volleyball

  • Description: Teach basic volleyball skills and strategy to players
  • Time Commitment: 2 hours per week; 12 weeks; August-October
  • Minimum Age to Volunteer: 21

Our leagues are dependent upon volunteer coaches. If you are interested in coaching and would like to help with the program, please email or call 816.439.4392.

Adopt-A-Street

• Group or Individual
• Description: Help fight litter and keep our roadways beautiful
• Equipment: The Public Works Department will provide safety vests and trash bags for the group. Signs alerting drivers to the volunteer litter crew ahead will also be provided.

For more info, contact Bruce Neidholdt, Public Works Operations manager, at 816-439-4515 or via email.

Cemetery Cleanup

• Group or Individual
• Description: The Cemetery Advisory Committee schedules regular work days to level and reset markers, trim brush and pick up trash at Fairview and New Hope Cemeteries. Work days are generally held on the 3rd Saturday of the month (April - October).
• Equipment: Please bring your own gloves, shovels and pry bars; water will be provided.

For more info, contact Tom Garland, Assistant Director-Parks, at 816.439.4384 or via email.

Team Up to Clean Up Liberty Parks

• Group or Individual
• Description: Liberty Parks & Rec is looking for individuals and groups to pick up litter in the City’s more than 500 acres of parkland and along 10 miles of trails. Join in our efforts as we team up to clean up Liberty’s Parks!  Grab a family member, friend, and/or neighbor, pick up supplies at the Liberty Community Center (LCC) then head to one of the parks listed below on the specified date.
• Equipment provided: LPR will provide trash bags to all volunteers and ask the volunteer leader to complete a waiver at the time of supply pick up. Pick up supplies at the LCC and let the clean up begin.

• Here are the upcoming clean up events and their locations for 2021:

  • Friday, May 21 @ Stocksdale Park
  • National Trails Day – Saturday, June 5 @ Westboro Canterbury
  • Friday, June 25 @ Stocksdale Park
  • Thursday, July 2 @ Capitol Federal® Sports Complex 
  • Monday, July 5 @ Capitol Federal® Sports Complex 
  • Friday, Aug.27 @ Stocksdale Park
  • Friday, Sept. 3 @ Capitol Federal® Sports Complex
  • Monday, Sept. 6 @ Capitol Federal® Sports Complex 

• Can't make it to our clean up day? Don’t sweat it! Supplies are always available for pick up so you can grab them and head to your favorite park any day that works for you!

For more info, contact Hailey Kellerstrass, Community Services manager, at 816.439.4396 or via email.

Storm Drain Stamping

The City of Liberty needs volunteers to help with a storm drain marking campaign.Volunteers place markers on existing storm drains in the City reminding people not to dump waste in the storm drains. If interested call 816.439.4503.

Liberty Performing Arts Theatre

Depending on your abilities and availability, there could be wide variety of ways to exercise your talents as an LPAT volunteer.

By far, the most abundant opportunities are those for one-time Event Staff. These assignments can be done on a wide choice of dates, they require only a short time commitment, and they are easy to learn.

Other short-term or long-term positions are available for those with special skills, abilities, or simply the desire to assist. The following tables list potential volunteer positions. (Creative individuals are always welcome to recommend new volunteer positions.)

To discuss or arrange a volunteer assignment, contact Paul Miller, LPAT Coordinator, at 816-439-4371 or email.