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Are you looking to start your year by making a positive difference and contributing to the betterment of your community?

We invite you to join us for OneOC’s In-House Volunteer Sign Up Event on January 19th open house style from 4:00pm – 6:00 pm!

Our staff will interview you and see what type of volunteering you are looking to participate in based off your skills, availability and interests. A few days later, we will reach out to you with multiple opportunities that fit within your answers.

All interviews will be done on the spot with light snacks and beverages provided.

Scan the QR code on the flyer or email Luke Hardy at lhardy@oneoc.org to sign up or get more information on this event!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Open House Interview	no limit	n/a	n/a

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Exciting news from the heart of New Orleans! "I Want To Mow Your Lawn," a proud 501(c)(3) non-profit, is honored to announce a partnership with The Home Depot Foundation, bolstered by an incredible grant that’s putting us in the fast lane to service and community support!

We're calling on businesses of all sizes in the New Orleans area – unite your teams for an extraordinary opportunity to give back to those who've safeguarded our nation's liberties. This is your chance to become a beacon of hope and show gratitude through action!

What's the Buzz? A generous donation of lawn care equipment valued at $4,500 is ready to be put to good use for our Veterans. It's not just about the tools; it's about the difference your employees can make in the lives of those who served.

We need Corporate Ambassadors: dynamic businesses with the spirit to mobilize, transport, and store equipment. Businesses ready to foster team-building and community service by adopting a culture of giving back through continuous engagement.

🔧 Gear Up for Good:

6 Cutting-Edge Lawn Mowers and Combo Kits
Essential Gardening Tools
And the chance to instill pride and joy in our Veterans' hearts and homes!
This initiative springs from the synergy between The Home Depot's local commitment and our shared vision for community upliftment.

If your company is looking to enrich its corporate social responsibility footprint and make a tangible impact, "I Want To Mow Your Lawn" is your ground to foster growth and camaraderie.

Connect with us on Benevity to explore how we can collaborate and cultivate a legacy of care that transcends business as usual.

Let’s mow a path to honor and community service, together!

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Are you looking for a simple way to help someone in our community? Are you a safe driver?

Becoming a Volunteer driver is an opportunity that can really make a difference in the quality of someone's life! Our Team of Volunteers help seniors and those with disabilities stay mobile with ride assistance.

Transportation is an essential need among older adults in our community, and it is the most requested senior independence service. Many seniors are no longer driving but still have doctor appointments to get to and errands to run. You can assist these individuals by volunteering!

As a volunteer driver, you assign yourself to requested trips that fit well with your schedule and transport the consumer in your own vehicle. Most transportation requests are for medical appointments, but we also accept transports to grocery stores, community centers, banks, hair salons, shopping centers, and social events.

If you would like more information about volunteering with Family Service Rochester, please reach out to a member of our Volunteer Engagement Team at 507-287-2010 or volunteers@familyservicerochester.org or sign up to volunteer via our Volunteer Portal.

Thank you!

**Registration and background check must be completed prior to volunteering. Must also have a valid drivers license, vehicle insurance, and be 18 or older.

**multiple locations in south-east Minnesota

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Introduction: The Midwest Brain Injury Clubhouse (MBIC) is seeking experienced and dynamic individuals to join our Board of Directors. As we navigate through a period of transformative change and growth, we need board members who are passionate about making a tangible difference in the lives of diverse communities, including those with disabilities, veterans, and the elderly.

Key Responsibilities:
• Provide strategic leadership and governance to MBIC in collaboration with the Executive Director.
• Engage in hands-on efforts at the grassroots level, actively participating in branding, marketing, and board management initiatives.
• Offer expertise in legal aspects of organizational structuring, expansion, and business type modifications.
• Drive fundraising efforts, leveraging extensive networks for resource mobilization and partnership development.
• Advocate for policy changes and legislative actions that align with MBIC's mission and services.
• Independently manage and execute assigned tasks, demonstrating accountability and initiative.

Qualifications:
• Prior experience serving on boards, with a strong understanding of nonprofit governance.
• Proven track record in project management, with an ability to work effectively in a limited staff environment.
• Background in law, particularly in areas pertinent to nonprofit operations and growth.
• Strong networking and fundraising skills, with a capacity to engage corporate and community stakeholders.
• Experience in policy advocacy or legislative processes.

Why Join MBIC's Board?:
• Impactful Work: Your involvement will directly influence MBIC's ability to serve those with cognitive challenges, providing essential support and services.
• Leadership Opportunity: Help steer MBIC through a critical phase of development, shaping the organization's future.
• Community Connection: Be part of a mission-driven effort, making significant contributions to diverse communities in need.
Commitment:
• Active participation in board meetings and strategic sessions.
• Engagement in specific projects and initiatives, working closely with the Executive Director.
• Term commitment (typically 1-3 years).

About MBIC: With a rich history of serving diverse populations, MBIC is more than its name suggests. Beyond supporting individuals with brain injuries, we are dedicated to holistic rehabilitation and advocacy for various groups, including the elderly and veterans. Our approach is community-centric, focusing on empowerment, well-being, and inclusive support.

To Apply: If you are motivated to contribute your skills and expertise to a cause that matters, we would love to hear from you. Please contact Tammiko, Executive Director, directly at tammiko@mbiclubhouse.org to express your interest or to learn more about this opportunity.

Alternative Support: Understanding the time constraints of professionals, we also welcome financial contributions to support our ongoing initiatives and strategic goals.

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Job Description for Volunteers and Interns:
Case Management
Assist in fundraising and event organizing.
Be active in relations between volunteer’s school and the organization
Raise awareness of the organization at your college/university by distributing brochures, flyers, notifying them of events, etc.
Attend events and meetings as per director’s instruction and report the proceedings.
Spread the word with family, friends, and neighbors.
Answer phone calls and register clients.
Attend events and meetings as per director’s instruction and report the proceedings.
Draft letters and memos as well as grant writing.
If bilingual, help translating oral and verbal communications and documents.
Help in office management and record keeping.
Help children with homework.
Find client’s jobs.
Educate individuals on cultural tolerance.
Volunteer time at food pantries.
Perform any other tasks assigned by the director.
Research
Assist with food distribution
Assist with screening clients into shelter
Assist with admitting clients into shelter
Billing for department of children and Families
Billing for Board of Social Services

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Help us spread kindness by creating cards for 1,300 homebound seniors in our Meals on Wheels Program in Santa Clara County. Volunteers may craft or sign blank cards for our community's most vulnerable isolated aging population.

Many of us have a few blank cards lying around, which can be put to good use. Simply write a positive message, a funny joke or anecdote to help brighten someone’s day.

All cards should be a minimum size of 4 x 6 inches or 5 x 7 inches and each card must be inserted into individual envelopes (can be left unsealed or sealed). Upon completion, the cards may be mailed to our organization (address below) or dropped off in person at our office in Santa Clara.

Cards must be inserted into individual envelopes for easy distribution and mailed or dropped off to our office in Santa Clara (3100 De La Cruz Blvd. Suite 310, Santa Clara, CA 95054) by Thursday, May 16th. Office hours for card-drop off: Monday – Fridays between the hours of 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Individuals or groups can sign-up for the volunteer project. We recommend group leaders track the number of cards and total hours volunteered completed for the entire group.

To sign up for the Volunteer Project:
1. Email the Volunteer Coordinator notifying of your group’s sign-up: volunteer@mysourcewise.com.
2. Submit you or your group’s information, estimated card quantity, and estimated date of card drop-off via on our MS Forms: https://forms.office.com/r/hVzNRde6aS

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a

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We recognize and appreciate that the dedication, commitment, caring, and enthusiasm of our volunteers contributes significantly to achieving our mission of Creating Caring Communities. In fact, we were founded by volunteers in 1945 and our tradition of volunteering remains in the heart of our community today. The gifts of time and talents that volunteers bring are valued and cherished by the residents, clients, their families, and all our employees. Want to know more about becoming one of our volunteers? We’d love to hear from you.

As a volunteer you will receive:

Opportunities to make a difference
Recognition
Training
Flexible hours
Career exploration
Ongoing coaching and support
Leadership development opportunities
References

A few volunteer opportunities are:
Friendly Visitor
Mealtime Companion
Bethany Activities Assistant
Occupational/Physio Therapist Volunteer Assistant
Volunteer Musician and Entertainment

Group opportunities are:
Holiday theme decorating
Spring cleaning landscape areas
Planting of flowers around the site

So many opportunities. Connect with us to see what will work best for you.

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We are looking for a few individuals to volunteer at one of our buildings to provide grooming/hygienic services to our residents. We are looking specifically for hair dressers and people who do manicures and or pedicures, but are open to any other hygienic/personal care type services.

We would ideally love for someone to visit the building on a recurring basis, once a month for at least a 6 month time commitment, with opportunity to extend if interested.

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In an effort to grow The Longest Day in the Connecticut Chapter, we are organizing a group of passionate volunteers to form an Engagement Committee.

The purpose of this committee is to:

~ Grow the reach of TLD by recruiting at least three (3) team leads
~ Help connect TLD leads from across the chapter to provide support and maximize
potential
~ Provide input on fundraising challenges for participants

Members of the TLD Engagement Committee must:
1. Attend a one-hour virtual meeting bi-monthly
2. Cultivate relationships with Fundraising Leaders and provide coaching and ideas on how to raise funds, recruit team members, and plan their day
3. Participate in event-specific focus groups to help team leads brainstorm and troubleshoot (e.g. golf, pickleball, etc.)
4. Engage TLD participants throughout the year by making retention and welcome phone calls, and/ or writing thank-you notes
5. Promote TLD on social media and in the community in addition to their personal TLD fundraiser
6. Provide honest feedback to TLD Staff to grow TLD

Contact us if you have any questions at: ctchapter@alz.org.

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We are looking for a few individuals to volunteer at one of our buildings to provide grooming/hygienic services to our residents. We are looking specifically for hair dressers and people who do manicures and or pedicures, but are open to any other hygienic/personal care type services.

We would ideally love for someone to visit the building on a recurring basis, once a month for at least a 6 month time commitment, with opportunity to extend if interested.