61. Opportunities MEETING PLACE (general area eg Hawthorne school Cross Certification is required toteach First Aid about these and other volunteer opportunities, contact Girl http://www.girlscoutsofblackhawk.org/volunteer_opportunities.htm

Opportunities VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES For you, the adult volunteer, Girl Scouting will mean an opportunity to shape the future by sharing a part of yourself with the individuals who will become tomorrow’s leaders. You’ll experience the present more fully by looking at the world through the eyes of a child. And you’ll feel good knowing that you are making a difference. Review the volunteer opportunities below and find the one that’s just right for you! Date: 9/13/02 Your Name: Sarah Sternweis POSITION: Troop Leader FOR: Outreach Specialist DATES OR DATE RANGE: 2002-2003 School Year TIME IF KNOWN: Any day after school- scheduling would be discussed with troop site and leader. MEETING PLACE: (general area e.g. Hawthorne school neighborhood, or South Park St. area) East Madison Community Center, Will-Mar Community Center Allied Community Center and Southdale Neighborhood. DESCRIPTION: Share your love for fun and adventure by delivering the Girl Scout program to girls who attend area community centers. You must be 18 yrs of age, have experience working with school-aged children and committed to working professionally with girls from diverse racial, cultural, religious and socio economic backgrounds.

62. : Metro Volunteers! - Volunteer Center Services (Youth) - Metro Denver's Resourc of nonprofit organizations and connecting people with volunteer opportunities. opportunitiesFOR GROUPS. 10 Yard Work Rake, trim and other general yard work. http://www.metrovolunteers.org/volopps/youth/groups.htm

Strengthening our community by building the effectiveness of nonprofit organizations and connecting people with volunteer opportunities. A Partner Agency of OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROUPS AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY (303) 758-2030 Ext. 111 Relay for Life Teams Raise money and participate in an all night party at one of six events. Minimum Age: 13 Maximum Size: No Limit AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION Food Sorter Sort food for the Food Bank of the Rockies on behalf of the American Lung Association to earn credits for food camp. Minimum Age: Varies Maximum Size: 20 Yard work and maintenance Help maintain the historic building that houses ALA offices and its yard. Minimum Age: 10 Maximum Size: 6 AURORA MENTAL HEALTH CENTER Fundraising Assistant Assist with drives for art supplies, books and toys Minimum Age: 12 Maximum Size: No Limit Painter Paint facility locations. Weeknights and weekends. Minimum Age: 15 Maximum Size: 8 Classroom Assistant Assist children 6-13 years old with reading, math and ar5 in the day treatment program.

63. CAPI: Board, Staff, And Volunteer Opportunities volunteer opportunities. Qualifications Willingness to volunteer weekly or monthlyto dust furniture stand on a small ladder; some general experience painting http://www.capiusa.org/people/volunteer.htm

Current Board of Directors Current Staff Volunteer Opportunities It is not necessary to speak a Southeast Asian language to volunteer at Capi. We need volunteers in many capacities and roles. Some roles are humble, while others require a high degree of professionalism. But in both cases, our gratitude to volunteers is genuine and deep. Who should volunteer at the Centre for Asians and Pacific Islanders? Anyone with an interest in Southeast Asian culture and a respect for its people. Volunteers should be in good general health, be able to keep to the schedule they establish with their staff liaison, and agree to meet certain criteria mandated by our insurance carrier. What do volunteers get in return for volunteering at Capi? The opportunity to meet and become friends with people from Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia, Tibet, and many other Asian countries. The chance to learn the language, culture, and customs of our newest Minnesotan neighbors. The knowledge that you will a critical difference in the lives of refugees and immigrants and the agency which serves them. Volunteer awards at our annual agency banquet and recognition in our newsletter.

64. Santa Clara Valley Red Cross Department offers community service opportunities for youth Youth Programs Instructorsand teach disaster and Or consider the opportunity to volunteer as Adult http://chapters.redcross.org/ca/scv/VolunteerOpp.html

Annual Report online Donate Your Vehicle American Red Cross Credit Card Together We Prepare ... "Quality of Life" Military Care Package Promotions: Stay in touch with military friends and families Donate Your Vehicle Click here for more info Just shopping supports Sign up now Home Chapter Information Donations Volunteer ... News Archive Learn to be prepared American Red Cross Homeland Security Advisory System Recommendations Annual Report Online Volunteer Opportunities The success of the Red Cross is undoubtedly due to its dedicated corps of volunteers. The American Red Cross - Santa Clara Valley Chapter offers many ways to volunteer and is eager to put your talents to work. Together, we can save a life Disaster Volunteers In times of disaster, the American Red Cross provides immediate assistance to victims and their families. Our highly trained disaster volunteers provide food, clothing, shelter and medical assistance, as well as emotional support and counseling. You can help by becoming a trained local disaster volunteer in a variety of functions or by joining our national team of disaster workers.

65. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES teach us Filemaker Pro on pc (midApril Operating Room - Assist staff with generalclerical duties A full description of all volunteer opportunities will be http://www.princetonol.com/groups/volun.html

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES "The magnitude of our social problems will require that all citizens and institutions make a commitment to volunteering as a way of life and as a primary opportunity to create needed change." - The Late Governor George Romney Updated February 2002 If you can't find something here, please take a look at Hands On Helpers for a complete database listing of volunteer opportunities in the greater Princeton area. In addition, another new online resource is the Mercer County Chapter of Single Volunteers , established to bring together single people of all ages to participate in volunteer activities. Positions are subject to change and volunteer jobs may be filled at any given time. Please check with the organization to confirm availability of listed volunteer opportunities. The date after the opportunity indicates when it was posted. Please contact us at pgibson@princetonol.com or call (609) 737-7901 to add an opportunity to this listing. Reference: D = Daytime E = Evening SS = Weekend F = Family (children w/parental supervision) G = Group (projects that may utilize groups) Y = Youth (thru 17 years) CASA of Mercer County is a non-profit organization that trains volunteers (they can not be minors) to acquire information for Family Court to assist in timely and appropriate long term placement for abused and neglected children in Mercer County. The Executive Director is Lori V. Morris. The address is 3131 Princeton Pike, Bldg 4, Suite 113, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648. The tel # is 609-637-4910. The fax # is 609-895-1245. Anyone that wants information on how to be a CASA volunteer or on how to offer administrative help simply needs to contact Lori by phone or email (

66. Break The Cycle - Volunteer Opportunities Other opportunities. Database Maintenance Assist in managing volunteer,donor, and general mailing lists and other records. http://www.breakthecycle.org/volunteeropps.htm

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Break the Cycle has a wide range of volunteer opportunities for volunteers of all ages and abilities. Our goal is to match your skills and interests with the needs of our organization. Keep in mind, however, that additional volunteer opportunities not listed here may arise from time to time. If you are interested in volunteering, please print and fill out our volunteer application . Also, please print this page and indicate which volunteer opportunities interest you. If you have any questions, please contact Break the Cycle's Volunteer Coordinator . Thank you! Opportunities for Attorneys Attorney-Educator Use your legal skills in a challenging and rewarding environment - the classroom. Co-teach Break the Cycle's education program, Ending Violence: A Curriculum for Educating Teens on Domestic Violence and the Law, in middle schools, high schools and colleges. Participation requires: Admission to California Bar Participation in training Daytime availability Pro Bono Assistance Assist clients with legal issues related to domestic violence, including custody, visitation and child support. Participation requires:

67. Non-profit Volunteer Opportunities In Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire Facilities Assist with general maintenance, including refreshing the to providequality educational opportunities such as Title volunteer Web Consultants. http://www.opnocsne.org/classifieds/volunteer_opportunities.htm

Mark J. Matluck, Program Director Executive Service Corps 87 Summer Street Boston, MA 02110 Phone: (617) 357-0849 Fax: (617) 423-2510 mmatluck@escne.org www.opnocsne.org Volunteer Opportunities Organization: Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly Title: Easter/Passover Volunteers Description: Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly needs volunteers to deliver home-cooked meals, flowers, and a friendly visit to isolated elders living in Boston with its Easter/Passover program on Sunday, April 20 from 10am until 1pm. Contact: For more information, contact Kelley Murphy at 617-524-8882 by Thursday, April 17. Date Posted: Organization: Boston Classical Orchestra Title: Description: The Boston Classical Orchestra ushers who help you find your seats in Faneuil Hall are all volunteers. e-mail or call Quindara Dodge: qdodge@bostonclassicalorchestra.org 6 pm ; Sundays, plan to come at 1 pm Normal business dress is fine. Contact: E-mail or call Quindara Dodge: qdodge@bostonclassicalorchestra.org

68. University Career And Employment Services At The University Of Kansas general International opportunities. LEAP Now Internships, volunteer Positions,Work Exchanges, and Experiential Education Programs; http://www.ku.edu/~uces/jobsearch/internationaljobs.shtml

Calendar of Events Students Alumni Employers ... UCES staff University Career and Employment Services uces@ku.edu 1601 Irving Hill Road, 110 Burge Union Lawrence, KS 66045 Fax: (785) 864 - 4572 Hours: Monday - Friday 8 AM - 5 PM Site location: UCES Home On-line resources On this page: International job announcements - Regional Resources General International Opportunities Target employers International internships ... International Teaching International job announcements Overseasjobs.com - international job opportunities for professionals, expatriates and adventure seekers Idealist from Action Without Borders - hundreds of job and internship listings from over 23,000 nonprofit and community organizations in 153 countries.. EMDS International Recruitment International Job Search Resources from Montana State University International Resources from the "Riley Guide." - Jobs by region!

69. Volunteers In Mission -- Opportunities Available information on any of these opportunities, please contact The volunteer should besympathetic to the aspirations Assistant to assist the general Secretary to http://www.anglican.ca/vim/volunteer/asia_pac.html

What opportunities are there? Tell me about the appointment process. I'm interested in being a VIM, please send me the registration materials. Opportunities available Asia/ Pacific The following requests for Volunteers In Mission from The Anglican Church of Canada have been received from dioceses in our partner churches in Asia/Pacific. The brief profiles have been prepared using the wording from the requests to reflect more accurately the spirit behind the request. Should you wish additional information on any of these Opportunities, please contact Jill Cruse, Volunteers In Mission Coordinator, The Anglican Church of Canada, 600 Jarvis Street, Toronto, Ontario M4Y 2J6 (416-924-9199 ext. 315) Amity Foundation/People's Republic of China Teachers to teach English as a Foreign Language in the People's Republic of China, under the auspices of the Amity Foundation, established in 1985 as a non governmental organization created at the initiation of Chinese Christians. (2 years) Volunteers to possess the minimum of a bachelors degree; have teaching experience, with ESL specialization. Possess experience in a Christian church and community, willingness to embrace a simple lifestyle, interest in sharing with students and colleagues in a country of a different culture, history and ideology, sensitivity to the changing social and political developments in China and the ability to learn from others as well as to teach. Diocese of Polynesia/Pacific Theological College, Fiji

70. Volunteer Now! At Ohio University's Community Service to answer questions about volunteer opportunities with their for details 5937301Ombudsman volunteer Area Agency Corral volunteers help with general farm work http://www.ohiou.edu/commserv/indvol.htm

Volunteer Now! General Information Volunteer Opportunities Ongoing Projects Blood Drive Dates Volunteer Interest Form General Information The Center provides individual students and community members with information referrals to volunteer opportunities with over 70 organizations in the Athens area. Organizations and groups can volunteer together to support larger events and projects. The Center also provides these referrals. For information or to arrange a referral appointment, call or visit the Center: 033 Baker University Center Athens, OH 45701 740-593-0047 fax E-mail: community.service@ohio.edu Back to top Volunteer Opportunities January 2003 ASAP Racoon Creek Watershed Project Contact Brett Laverty at: 596-8826 ASAP Relay For Life Volunteers needed for a committee to plan a Relay Race for the American Cancer Society that will take place sometime in May. Contact Jennifer McGuinness at: 1-888-227-6446 ASAP Kids On Campus Tutoring young people Volunteers are needed to tutor/mentor students in Albany, Chauncey and Coolville. Contact Tony Foreman at: 593-9703.

71. Hopelink | Volunteer Opportunities TRANSLATION / INTERPRETATION volunteer translators with fluency in about Hopelinkto the general public. Clerical/Receptionist Several opportunities exist for http://www.hope-link.org/volunteer/opportunities.htm

Back Available Opportunities Apply to be a Volunteer Home No matter what you like to do, we have a volunteer opportunity for you! Click on a volunteer program to learn more. You can fill out our online volunteer application , or contact Hopelink's Volunteer Coordinator, Brendan Grutz: (425) 869-6066 or brendang@hope-link.org Food Banks Literacy Child Care ... Board of Directors FOOD BANKS Food Bank Volunteer : C ome in during food bank distribution and help organize and distribute food to clients. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old to work on the food bank line and at least 12 years old to work behind the scenes. Must be able to lift 20 pounds or more. Day and evening times are available. Average commitment: between 3-4 hours a week. Sorting and Prepping Help sort the food that is donated every week. Outdated food is thrown away, and all other food is sorted into food groups. Sorting is usually done during normal office hours, early in the week. Average commitment: between 2-3 hours a week. Pick-up Drivers : Pick up donations from local grocery stores and deliver them to the food bank. Must have a valid WA State driver’s license, auto insurance and a vehicle that will accommodate food donations. Most pick-ups are done in the mornings. Average commitment: between 2-4 hours a week.

72. Ryerson Woods - Volunteer Opportunities needs and provide general information to release preparation, participation in volunteerand teacher expanding youth conservation and education opportunities. http://www.ryersonwoods.org/p/volunteer.html

Click for More! Home Work Days Birds April in the Woods Spring Wildflowers Workday Schedule Send Newsletter Join "Friends" Smith Symposium - May '03 VOLUNTEER! H elp visitors of all ages experience the wonders of nature at Ryerson Woods as you contribute your talents to the Forest Preserves' award-winning educational services! Naturalists teach nature programs to school groups during the week. Training provided. Docents and Visitors Aides staff education buildings; greet and orient visitors; help with special projects. Trail Courtesy Patrollers walk or ski Ryerson trails to promote safe and proper trail use, report maintenance needs and provide general information to visitors. Special Projects/Event Aides assist with events such as AutumnFest, the annual Smith Symposium, and other seasonal programs at Ryerson. To volunteer at Ryerson Woods, call us at (847) 968-3324 or email us at

73. Idealist.org: Using Idealist In Your Classroom email updates about events, resources, nonprofit jobs and volunteer opportunitieson the general education. UK Kids Can Make a Difference Global teach Net, the http://www.idealist.org/kat/teachers.html

idea list .org kids ... teens Action Without Borders About Take the lead Volunteer Orgs by kids World around you Help yourself Using Idealist in your classroom Welcome! What is Idealist? How can you use Idealist in your classroom? Recommended online educational resources and curriculums Subscribe to our newsletter for teachers What is Idealist? Idealist.org is a project of Action Without Borders, a global network of individuals and organizations working to build a world where all people can live free and dignified lives in a healthy environment. Over 29,000 nonprofit organizations from around the world maintain profiles of their work on Idealist. An organization's profile contains, at the least, some basic information about the work they do, including their mission, contact information and Web site. Most profiles also include additional information such as current volunteer opportunities and internships, resources and materials that the organization offers, services that they provide to the community and job openings. You can search for this information by geographic location, keyword and area of focus. [Back to Top] [Back to Top] How can you use Idealist in your classroom?

74. Anoka County - Volunteer Opportunities you with the procedures, expectations and general information about the with Adults,Retired and Senior volunteer Program (RSVP) has opportunities in your http://www.co.anoka.mn.us/jobs/volunteer.htm

Home Jobs Volunteer Opportunities Teens - Looking for an opportunity to make a difference? Check out the Youth Advisory Council. We need volunteers in the following areas: Clerical and Office Environment Public Safety/Corrections Working with Adults ... (ages 12-19) Thank you for your interest in volunteering. Anoka County Government agencies have a variety of volunteer programs throughout the County to serve its citizens. Volunteers do not replace employees; rather, their efforts add support for County departments and expand services to the Public. Volunteers span a variety of ages, come from diverse backgrounds and have a multitude of skill levels. But they all have one thing in common - they all care about their community. Who Volunteers? Youth Adults Families Students Groups Why Volunteer? Volunteering Benefits You! Discover a new talent Explore career options Gain personal satisfaction Enjoy socialization Be an active part of your community Learn new skills Volunteering Benefits the County!

75. Internship Opportunities American Social Health Association Internship opportunities is an agency whose Someprior general office experience preferred. volunteer experience helpful. http://csc.studentaffairs.duke.edu/students/internshipopps.html

Community Service Center Duke University Student Affairs P.O. Box 90827 ~ Durham, NC 27708 Phone: 919.684.4377 ~ Fax: 919.684.8754 Saturday, April 12, 2003 Contact Us Search Home FOR STUDENTS FOR COMMUNITY AGENCIES ABOUT US Volunteer Opportunities Events Frequent Questions Forms ... Mission Internship Opportunities Summer Opportunitie Financial Aid Office (see also work study opportunities) Browse the entire list, or choose from the following categories: Arts Economic Development Education and Youth Services Environment and Animals ... Social Support Services Arts Economic Development Education and Youth Services Durham Public Schools Community Education Program: After School Group Leader III needed to work with/supervise middle school students in accordance with the program goals. Temporary/part-time, salary dependant upon experience. Continued employment is based on work performance, program budget, and/or student enrollment. pay: $8/hour, time: M-TH 2:30-5 PM, location: various middle schools Qualificatons: High school diploma and one year of experience working with children in recreational setting preferred.

76. Volunteer Opportunities The Fundación Jatun Sacha offers opportunities for volunteer NEW volunteer OPPORTUNITYTITO SANTOS DRY FOREST Note general fluency in Spanish and a three http://www.jatunsacha.org/english/volunteer_opportunities.html

Volunteer Opportunities The Fundación Jatun Sacha offers opportunities for volunteer interns to participate in research, education, community service, station maintenance, plant conservation and agroforestry activities carried out by the Jatun Sacha, Bilsa, and Guandera biological stations. The volunteer program is intended to provide practical experience for people interested in contributing to Jatun Sacha's conservation activities and projects. Volunteers work on a variety of projects under the supervision of the resident researchers, environmental education instructors and administrative staff of each reserve. Volunteers at Bilsa Project Volunteers trekking in the forest ILALÓ URBAN FORESTRY RESERVE PROYECT MANGROVE AND SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE PROJECT NEW VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: TITO SANTOS DRY FOREST BIOLOGICAL RESERVE See conditions See What To Bring See Aplication Procedure What activities are volunteers involved in? All volunteers located at field stations will participate in maintenance and development of the infrastructure of these stations. Volunteers are not tourists and are expected to work full days like all other employees of the station. Interns should be able to undertake strenuous and sometimes tedious labor in a hot tropical climate under primitive living conditions.

77. Volunteer Opportunities Parks Special events, volunteer supervisor, trail Library - general library assistance,fundraising book fundraisers, gift shop, office, many opportunities. http://www.co.ha.md.us/volunteer/

Opportunities About Us Why Volunteer Display Volunteer Opportunities for: Display All Opportunities Family Youth Group/Organization By Location: Display All Locations Aberdeen Abingdon APG Bel Air Cecil County Churchville Countywide Edgewood Elkton Forest Hill Harford County Havre de Grace Perry Point Perryville Port Deposit Pylesville Street Whiteford Select More than one by using the [Ctrl] key KEY Family Youth Group/Organization Volunteer Connection/RSVP for Harford County and Cecil County is your one stop shop for volunteer opportunities. Our services include maintaining an up-to-date listing of volunteer opportunities in the County (as provided to us), personal knowledge of the sites, and personal attention to your interests, time and talents. We will work with interested persons, of any age, to help you find "just the right" volunteer experience. Our staff is ready to serve YOU. :: Contact Volunteer Connection Today Call 410.638.4444 or email rsvp@co.ha.md.us :: Want to Volunteer? Apply OnLine... Apply on-line today HUMAN NEEDS "Children at Play" Mariner Health, Forest Hill

78. Contact Information | American Red Cross Of Greater Los Angeles volunteer Inquires about our volunteer opportunities, qualifications and training.volunteer@acrossla.org. report dead links or general comments concerning http://www.acrossla.org/LACHAPTER/contact.html

ARC Classes CPR First Aid Childcare Aquatics Nursing Contact the American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles Jump to a subject: Volunteer Blood Services Fund Raising Ways to Donate ... General Inquiries Blood Services Questions about donating blood, eligibility, blood donation policies and other biomedical programs conducted by the American Red Cross. bloodsvcs-questions@acrossla.org (800) GIVE LIFE Blood Services Complaints If you have complaints relating to our blood services, had an unsatisfactory experience when donating or concerns about the facilities. bloodservices-complaints@acrossla.org (800) GIVE LIFE Questions or concerns about a course, Red Cross products or general inquiries relating to American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles health and community safety programs. class_registration@arcla.org Fund Raising Interested in sponsoring a fund raiser for the American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles? General inquiries about fund raising. fundraising@acrossla.org Ways to Donate What to know about all the ways you can financially support the American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles. ways-to-donate@acrossla.org

79. CyberCenter Volunteer Opportunities The coach will volunteer for specific time(s) and the and/or 2) good knowledge ofgeneral computer operations of Internet searching, and be able to teach others http://www.co.arlington.va.us/lib/cyber/cevolnteer.htm

The CyberCenter @ Central Library is located at the Central Library , 1015 North Quincy Street. The library is approximately four blocks from the Ballston Metro Station on the Orange Line. Volunteer Position Title: CyberCenter Attendant Position Description: A CyberCenter attendant oversees the center in the absence of the coordinator. The center can operate only when the coordinator or a volunteer is present to monitor operations. The attendant is responsible for answering the telephone, taking bookings, doing minor troubleshooting, and calling the appropriate individual when problems occur. An attendant assists users with applications such as Word and provides assistance using the Internet, but is not expected to provide formal instruction to users. Qualifications: A CyberCenter attendant must be able to communicate effectively in-person and on the telephone in English. The ability to speak a second language is a plus. Attendants must be familiar with computer hardware, software, and peripherals and be able to perform minor troubleshooting routines. A sufficient understanding of Word and the Internet is needed to be able to help users get started. Length of Commitment: 3 months minimum.

80. St. James ESL Program/Volunteer St. James ESL Program volunteer opportunities Please contact the general ESL TutoringProgram Coordinator sighted, visually impaired, or blind volunteer tutors http://www.stjames-cathedral.org/esl/volteer.htm

Home Services Calendar Donate ... Immigration Information SJESL owes its success to the hard work of our many volunteers. Our current volunteer needs are listed below. Please call the SJESL office at 206-382-4511 for more information on these opportunities. Don't Let a Lack of Transportation Interfere with Tutoring! The SJESL Program is looking for volunteers to drive tutors to and from student homes. In our Enhanced ESL Program for Visually Impaired and Blind, students and tutors are strongly committed to working together, but transportation is a barrier for some. Your willingness to help can provide just the assistance needed to make the best of everyone’s time and energy. You will be matched with a tutor/student pair and we will reimburse you for mileage. For more information about this and other volunteer opportunities, contact Cecilia Erin Walsh at 206-382-4511 or cwalsh@stjames-cathedral.org Are you a blind or visually impaired person who would like to volunteer ? Please click here for volunteering opportunities with the Blind and Visually Impaired Tutoring Program.

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