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The International Child/Parent Development Program (ICDP) aims to strengthen the empathy-based relationship all child caregivers have with the children they care for so that they may promote positive development and well-being. ICDP is adapted and integrated within communities through the training of each community’s professionals and parents. Changing Children’s Worlds Foundation (CCWF) implements ICDP throughout the Chicagoland area.

We're looking for a creative, engaged, and internet-savvy volunteer with experience in marketing and fundraising strategies and campaigns.

Responsibilities:
- Promote fundraisers.
- Seek out potential sponsorships.
- Opportunity to work with and develop outreach programs for businesses and organizations with goals of sponsorship and recruiting volunteer support.
- Securing donations and building fundraiser participation.
- Working with potential and current funders.
- Searching for new opportunities online and in the community and possibly gaining new contacts to help projects grow.
- This could also involve grant writing or other parts of application processes to grow funding for CCWF programs

Requirements:
- High School graduate, current college student, or college graduate who is self-motivated and directed.
- Able to dedicate at least 120 hours within a 3 month period.
- Good writing and communication skills.

Spanish language is not required, but would be an asset.

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General	no limit	n/a	n/a

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The stars will be shining ever so brightly on Saturday March 19th, 2016. Serenity House will present their 3rd Annual "Women of Destiny" Gala event at Scott's Pavilion at Jack London Square in Oakland, CA. Many of these "Women of Destiny" have never been to their own prom. These women have maintained their sobriety and are being honored in front of their families, friends, and supporters. Event starts at 6pm and ends at 11pm. Volunteers are needed for registration table, greeting guests, and other activities.

Call Erika 510-338-3579 or 510-891-0464 at Serenity House.
serenityhouse680@yahoo.com

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General	no limit	n/a	n/a

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We need help with our marketing, which includes Social Media, Newsletters, Print and website. There are also elements of graphic design help that are needed.

The goal of this position is to increase the awareness in the community about TRUE Mentors.

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General	no limit	n/a	n/a

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200 Orphanages seeks passionate volunteers who want to make an impact in the life of an orphan. As we say, "we can't do it all, but we can all do something."
We help you find your something. We seek board members to help us raise awareness and funds for our partner project needs. We mobilize fund raisers, seek donors and volunteers to help in any way they can to complete projects that serve orphans. Our focus is safety, shelter and sustainability.

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Each year, FAFS hosts holiday celebrations for children living in foster families throughout the state of New Jersey. The NJ State PBA holds an annual toy drive for us so each child in attendance can receive a holiday gift. Volunteers are needed to at the toy drive to sort toys by age and gender and help bag and label toys for distribution at our holiday parties.

FAFS’ Holiday Celebrations provide opportunities for foster children to connect with other children who share their experiences and “get it,” and in some cases, reunite with siblings placed in separate foster homes. They also reassure children in foster care, who have been removed from their families due to abuse and neglect, that there is a community who cares for and about them. By helping to sort and bag toys, you are helping to bring holiday joy to children and youth living in foster homes in New Jersey!

Available Shifts

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Holiday Toy Drive Duration	10	n/a	n/a

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About the event:

Viewers and listeners are invited to share their questions and concerns on a wide variety of issues with Governor Jay Inslee on KCTS 9’s statewide broadcast of Ask the Governor. KCTS 9 has been providing the opportunity for citizens to take part in these conversations with Washington State governors since 1993. The first Ask the Governor aired on February 3, 1993, and featured Governor Mike Lowry. The program is moderated by KCTS 9 veteran broadcast journalist Enrique Cerna.

Volunteers should dress in black business casual attire. KCTS 9 will provide a button/name tag that identifies each person as a volunteer.

Volunteer briefing will be in the conference room at UW Video (17 Kane Hall on the basement level) at 4:30pm. Pizza and refreshments will be provided.

Available Shifts

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General	15	n/a	n/a

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Our troops of dedicated, playful, and brilliant volunteers are the backbone of our organization. In addition to helping us run every single student program, volunteers serve as lead spies in our Secret Agent Supply Co, write a grant here and there, design posters and web sites, stuff 193 envelopes, and so much more. We're always seeking enthusiastic folks to join our family.

We are thrilled to have your support whenever you are able to offer it. Some programs require a weekly, bi-weekly, or semester-long commitment, but we strive to honor whatever time you are able to give us—be that once a week, once a month, or once a year. Please visit us at www.826chi.org/get_involved/volunteer/ to learn more about our volunteering opportunities—and to sign up!

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General	no limit	n/a	n/a

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You’re a thoughtful, energetic volunteer with a soft spot for elegant evenings. You thrive in a fast-paced environment, and you know what it takes to make an event really stand out with extra care in service and hospitality. You’re the perfect addition to our gala event team!

Every year at the Brain Injury Alliance of Washington (BIAWA), we rely on a variety of remarkable volunteers like you to help operate the registration, silent auction, live auction, and more at our annual gala. As a result of your heartfelt service, your quick-thinking and your hard work, this evening will help generate vital year-long funding for BIAWA. By bringing together over 500 attendees from the legal, medical and philanthropic professional communities, we’ll gain the support we need to continue giving hope to those affected by brain injury.

When you join our gala event team, you’ll meet other volunteers with skills like you, experience a one-of-a-kind community gathering, and gain valuable insight into nonprofit fundraising- all in one evening! Let us know you’re interested, and we’ll send you more details on the roles we have available. We can’t wait to meet you!

Available Shifts

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Gala Event	15	n/a	n/a

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Looking for unique ideas to be created and implemented by volunteers who have a passion for fundraising and for our mission.

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If you live in the Pacific Northwest, we have volunteer opportunities available for many types of backgrounds and skill sets. Check out the list of positions below, and if you believe you are a good fit for any of these domestic volunteer roles please fill out an application.

Distribution Center
Help prepare donated medical supplies and equipment for shipment to more than 100 countries. The following volunteer positions and shifts are currently available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and Monday through Thursday from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00pm in our Tigard, Oregon Distribution Center. After orientation, every volunteer starts as a Medical Supply Sorter and packer.

Employee Engagement
Your company can be a force for good through Medical Teams’ Compassion Force – our powerful community working to restore hope by taking action. Sponsor a Medical Teams Compassion Force kitting event to engage, educate and inspire your employees through this group volunteer opportunity. Contact us at corporatepartners@medicalteams.org for more information.

Real Life Exhibit
The Real Life Exhibit is a walk-through, multi-sensory exhibit that allows people to experience what real life is like for people affected by disaster, conflict, and poverty. Help Medical Teams International by volunteering to greet and guide groups through the Real Life Exhibit or helping set up the audiovisual technology.

Administrative Positions
Use your administrative skills to restore wholeness in a hurting world. Support our office staff with various administrative tasks that make it possible for us to provide those in crisis protection and care.

Event Photographer
Our volunteer photographers assist in capturing candid and posed photographs of event guests to be used in follow-up communications and future event advertising. We are looking for experienced photographers with their own equipment and editing software, and the ability to work flexible schedules, which may be evenings or weekends.

Spanish Translator
If you are a bilingual speaker with the desire to use your language skills to help bring wholeness to a hurting world, we would love to have you! Help translate essential documents, such as our Field Operations Manual, from English into Spanish. Hours are flexible within a normal business week.

Field of Dreams Event
Field of Dreams Dinner & Auction is one of Seattle’s premiere events, consistently ranked as one of the area’s most successful auctions. As a result of incredible generosity at these auctions, hundreds of thousands of suffering families around the world will receive desperately-needed health care and medical supplies. It takes over 200 volunteers to make this event such a success! There are many opportunities to get involved throughout the week leading up to the event.