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iLEAP is a social change organization that works to create more social justice and equity in the world and to lift up and sustain the community-based leaders who are the center of social change. iLEAP also develops programs in close partnership with nonprofit organizations, associations, businesses, and universities in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the United States including the International Development Exchange (IDEX), US-Japan Council, Microsoft, Center for Courage and Renewal, and the TOMODACHI Initiative.

iLEAP is a small but growing nonprofit and we are looking to streamline our technology environment.

After years of ad-hoc technology usage, we are now ready for a comprehensive overhaul of the way we approach and employ IT in our work. The goal is for iLEAP to have a robust cloud-based system where communication and information can be easily managed and shared. We believe that this will allow us to more effectively achieve our mission and will demonstrate our organizational belief in being innovative and entrepreneurial.

We see Microsoft Office 365 as a platform that will address our needs and we are looking for volunteers to help us build, migrate, and employ this new system to its fullest potential.

A quick overview of our current technology landscape:
Email: Gmail > Migrate to Outlook
Calendar: Google > Migrate to Outlook
Data storage: Box.com > Migrate to OneDrive
Word/Excel/PP: 2013 > Migrate to Office 365
Online meetings: Zoom/Skype > Migrate to Skype for Business

Other services exploring:
Task management: Asana
Phone service: Ringio/Comcast
Staff communication: FB/SMS

About iLEAP
iLEAP exists to create more social justice and equity in the world and to lift up and sustain the community-based leaders who are the center of social change. We believe that, if we grow, transform, and connect these people that it will lead to stronger communities, countries, and less human suffering in the world. At iLEAP we building impact networks of graduates around the world who are linked through their commitment to social change and personal leadership. We have over 500 graduates in nearly 40 countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America and support their work through national and/or regional gatherings and on-going communication and consultation.

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People, there is no better investment.

Love what PTPI stands for? So do we – if you are looking for a place or project to volunteer some time, you have come to the right place. Along with our partners, we support people looking to volunteer, find a great opportunity to do just that. Maybe, you would like to develop your own idea or initiative – we can also support you to make that happen.

Do something in your community – you will enjoy it and your community will be stronger for it. Volunteering is a great way to make new friends, see places you may not otherwise get to see, and is a major support to community development during these complex times.

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We Are Looking for Companies, Higher Education, and Organizations to Join our YouthDoors Network! YOUTHDOORS - Delivering Opportunity and Outcomes Resources for Students YouthDoors provides collaboration to open doors for disadvantaged youth to expand learning outside the classroom through teaching, mentoring, and networking opportunities with professionals in education, business, and the Boston area community. Your company/organization provides employees/volunteers that share their skillsets with at-risk Boston youth to open doors of opportunities that fit your time and interest to youth needs. Our vision is One Boston with all aspects of the community collaborating to maximize opportunities and positive outcomes for Boston youth.

Benefits for adults:
- Ability to connect with youth in a meaningful way
- Making a positive difference in the life of a youth
- Improving your professional and social skills
- Contributing to stronger communities by connecting directly and sharing your personal strengths
- Increasing your patience and your supervisory skills

Benefits for youth:
- Increased likelihood of academic success
- Promotion of healthier relationships & lifestyle choices
- Increased educational aspirations
- Enhanced self-esteem and self-confidence
- Stronger interpersonal skills
- Opportunities increasing possible future successes
- Opportunity for a life changing experience

Benefits for companies:
- A fun, safe, and flexible way for civic engagement
- Customizable to your resources and level of commitment
- Single entry point for Boston area civic engagement
- Collaboration logistics are managed by Community Call
- Commitment is scalable with growth or can be scaled back if resources are limited.
- Receive public recognition through social media, the Community Call website, and possibly through press releases and media coverage.

Find out more information on our website at http://www.communitycall.org/youthdoors.html or by writing us at youthdoors@communitycall.org

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ACP's free, yearlong program connects veteran Protégés with Mentors to help them build fulfilling careers and bridge the gap between the military and the private sector.

Typical mentorship topics include:
- Résumé review and interview preparation
- Career exploration
- Work-life balance
- Networking
- Small business development
- Leadership and professional communication

ACP staff supports each mentorship throughout the year to ensure success.

ACP welcomes volunteers from our Partner Companies to become Mentors, as well as select individuals who participate as Mentors through ACP’s Citizens Mentoring Program.

The ideal ACP Mentor is 35+ years of age, has 8+ years of professional experience and can devote at least 1 hour per month toward mentoring a veteran.

If you’ve been given an access code from a company or organization to apply as a Mentor, please enter it when prompted on the application page: http://www.acp-usa.org/mentoring-program/mentor-application

If you do not have a code and would like to become an ACP mentor, please email citizens@acp-usa.org for more information.

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GVCF is seeking your talents and passions to help lead the direction of the foundation for the long term. Your volunteer involvement level is up to you and how you want to and are driven to invest your time and talent in this community. Persons seeking Board position must be prepared to serve a minimum of 2 years per term. Want to learn more, contact us and we're happy to set up some time to chat!

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- Facebook ( Business Page creation, Posting, Running Events, Running Contests & Sweepstakes, Vote Contests, Geo Target Ads, Reviews )
- Twitter Account and #hashtag tweeting other valuable information.
- Pinterest Account creation Boards with Listing information and images posting.
- Craigslist Daily/Weekly Advertisement
- Linkedin ( Account creation, Profile information & images. )
- Website/Blog ( wordpress ) set up linked to Social Media Profiles
- Youtube Videos
-Email Marketing Campaigns
- Keep up to date on latest Social Media Marketing strategies and add them to your Listing Campaigns
-Strong love for animals
-LGBT and/or LGBT friendly
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Qualifications include and not limited to:

-Currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree at a four-year college/university or graduate
student pursuing an advanced degree in business or non-profit sector

-Demonstrates interest in real estate and business management

-Proficient in standard software packages such as Microsoft Office and Apple

-Demonstrated ability to be a self-starting, client-focused relationship builder

-Strong presentation and organizational skills

-Ability to exhibit and speak high level communication skills

-Must possess a reliable vehicle

-Must be open to working in a collaborative environment and be coach-able for high level performance

-Social media proficiency in all media outlets: Facebook Twitter, Linked-In, etc.

-A flexible schedule is a plus for office, events, and social interactions

-Incentives will be based upon target market connections

-Hours worked will meet the number of hours needed for the internship

-Many tasks will be time sensitive and reliability and accountability are vital

- Interested in photography and design is preferred but not required

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Join us for this family friendly celebration of making. We'll have a Nerdy Derby, a community art project with piano parts, a franken-bike take apart experience, electronics, robotics, Artemis bridge simulation, and so much more! Volunteers will help makers and attendees, assist with set up and take down, referee the human foosball table, ensure everyone is safe around the fire breathing dragon, and more! Join us and help our educational nonprofit inspire inventors and families to create!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Set Up / Maker Check In	4	n/a	n/a
General	20	n/a	n/a
General	20	n/a	n/a
General	20	n/a	n/a
General	20	n/a	n/a
load out	15	n/a	n/a

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Xbot Robotics will sponsor 1 FRC team during the 2017 competition season. We are looking for Mentors to advise and share their experience with students from Franklin High School as students design, model and build 120 lbs robots to compete with other teams across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. In 2017 our team advanced to the world championships in Houston. No prior experience in robotics is required. What we do require is passion for helping students develop new skills in STEM disciplines. We need mentor assistance across a broad range of areas including engineering, fund raising, logistics planning, marketing, and community outreach.

Available Shifts

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

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Xbot Robotics will sponsor 2 FTC teams during the 2017-2018 competition season. We are looking for Mentors to advise and share their experience with students from Franklin High School, as students design and build robots, capture their work in an engineering notebook, and prepare to present their work to competition judges. No prior experience in robotics is required. If you are passionate about helping students develop new skills and STEM disciplines we will help you learn the robotics part!

Available Shifts

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

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AMRoC Fab Lab is a creative capacity-building space that welcomes volunteers interested in sharing skills in programming, design, machining, prototyping and fabrication, textiles, handcrafts of all kinds from woodworking to metalsmithing , robotics, or mentoring, training or teaching experience, or providing facilities and equipment support and maintenance, please register via the button at left.

Volunteers contributing at least 20 hours a month receive free access to AMRoC Fab Lab workshop and resources.