Businesses and work groups can volunteer to build their team and make a real difference for Kansas City’s underserved residents.

Volunteers Keep Care Moving
Volunteers help CBB do what a bloated healthcare system can’t: show up for people without money, insurance, or a permanent residence. Some volunteers offer medical training. Others just offer a helping hand. But no matter what you bring to CBB, you’re helping provide free, high-quality medical care to the people who need it most.
Why People Volunteer
People volunteer because they want to make the most good with their most valuable resource: time. We give volunteers a direct way to support street outreach, free clinics, medical respite, and all the miscellaneous work that allows CBB to help the most underserved members of our society.
Ways to Volunteer
CBB offers volunteer opportunities kansas city community members can use to support the mission without a medical background.

Students can work with us and learn more about the realities of their community.
Churches and faith-based communities can complete service work by organizing drives, events, or fundraisers.
Civic and government groups can keep the community aware of CBB’s volunteer opportunities.
What to Expect From the Process

Reach Out
Use the volunteer form to tell our team how you want to help and when you are available.

Find a Fit
The team reviews your skills, schedule, and interests to determine the best fit.

Get Ready
Volunteers may receive instructions, expectations, scheduling details, or role-specific guidance before getting started.

Show Up Prepared
Good volunteers stay flexible, follow directions, and understand that the patients’ needs come first.
2025 Volunteer Impact

407
Volunteers
8,571
Total hours
$ 522,562
Estimated value of time volunteered
2,958
Patients served

Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. If you’re a physician, nurse, social worker, EMT, student, or another trained professional, note your license or certification details when you complete the volunteer form. CBB will review your information and place you in a role where you can do the most good.
Not at all! While medical experience may be an asset for some volunteer roles, CBB also needs people who can staff events, manage supplies, complete office work, and provide community education. Nonmedical volunteers are a vital part of our mission.
Give what and when you can. The volunteer form asks when you are typically free so we can understand whether a clinic, event, outreach role, or project may fit your availability. We prefer to work with volunteers who can follow-through on their commitments instead of volunteers who over-promise.
No, you can also donate money, share information about our work, volunteer at a fundraiser, or organize a supply drive.
If you’re unsure what your ideal volunteering role looks like, start with the form. CBB can review your interests, availability, and skills before pointing you toward a possible role. For anyone looking for volunteer opportunities Kansas City residents can use to support direct care, the form is still the best place to start.
Yes. Some needs, like event-staffing, are temporary. The form helps the team understand what you can realistically offer.

Start Here
Whether you need care or want to help the cause, it all starts here.














