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We are looking for volunteers to come take care of the Kindergarten garden at Oster Elementary, for the benefit of the entire school!

The garden is a special place for the kids, especially those young kindergartners who experience school for the first time. It is used as a key feature to introduce the basis of science with study of plants, their growth, insects, seasons and more.
We need volunteers to help us make sure the garden is alive and well.

Ideally, volunteers would need to come during school opening hours (8am to 4pm) and help with:
- weeding
- watering raised beds
- planting new plants
- keeping area tidy and neat

Volunteers will report to the school office to gain access to the garden.
No noise is permitted during class hours, so blowers, lawn mowers, etc… could only be used after class is dismissed (2:40pm).

Contact Stephanie Motre-Martin if you have any questions or would like to volunteer.
+1-408-750-6235

Thank you in advance for your generosity !

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We're looking for a local (Snoqualmie Valley resident) to help us troubleshoot some website issues. Ideally, this volunteer would have enough tech expertise to understand how to transfer our Sharepoint based site to a new server (and help with the choosing of a hosting site). Additionally, we have a CRM product developed for us by a volunteer team at Microsoft, but unfortunately have been plagued with a variety of issues that have prevented us from being able to use the CRM. Someone with a strong understanding of CRM and website backend would be a perfect fit for this project. We have willing board members and student representatives that are interested in learning, we just need an expert to help us.

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The League of Women Voters offers training to individuals and organizations conducting voter registration drives. Check our events page for upcoming Train the Trainers Workshops and download the Voter Registration Training Guide.

The League receives requests to set up and staff voter registration tables at various organizations and locations throughout the five boroughs. We are currently seeking volunteers. Let's work to improve New York State's ranking as 46th in the nation for voter turnout. If you would like to volunteer to do voter registration with the League of Women Voters, sign up here.

Want the League to register voters at your next event? Send an email to vote@lwvnyc.org.

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THE FRUIT TREE PLANTING FOUNDATION (FTPF) IS AN AWARD WINNING
INTERNATIONAL NON-PROFIT dedicated to planting fruit trees to alleviate world hunger, combat climate change, strengthen communities, and improve the surrounding air, soil, and water. FTPF’s Na Piko nursery & eco-retreat center unites the raw power of Hawaii’s natural beauty with a mission to plant fruit trees for local families. Volunteers work and live at the facility, alongside FTPF staff, to grow thousands of trees and assist in the implementation of programs with local schools, state lands for reforestation, and low-income families to ensure they have access to perennial nutrition in their backyards—along with the proper training in their care.

NA PIKO IS LOCATED ON 14 ACRES OF NATURAL JUNGLE IN KAPOHO, 20 minutes from the town of Pahoa, on the Big Island of Hawaii. Set among towering ancient mango trees and nestled against the Nanawale Forest Reserve, this unique land provides a peaceful space for an awakening volunteer experience. With nurtured paths, meadows, and fruit tree nurseries, Na Piko holds six cabins, a house and a custom built two-story lodge built out of trees harvested from the land. Each cabin comfortably houses two people while an abundance of lawn space offers perfect sites for tents.

NA PIKO WAS DESIGNED WITH HARMONY IN MIND. Completely off the grid, we use solar power and pure, filtered rain water. Three kitchens, five bathrooms and internet access ensure home comforts in an environment that supports simplicity and connection with nature. A wonderful open-aired lodge provides the perfect setting for interaction. Minutes away, enjoy world-class reef snorkeling, beach-side volcanically heated swimming holes and steam vents, the world’s most active volcano, state parks, fresh exotic fruits and cuisine, outdoor markets most days of the week, and an eclectic collection of progressive communities.

VOLUNTEER, LEARN & LIVE AT NA PIKO. Na Piko will be home to several fruit tree nurseries as well as the volunteers who help maintain them. These nurseries supply our orchard-planting programs in Hawaii. At least three hours of work per day (five days a week) is required for all volunteers, along with a monthly contribution of $750, which includes a living space, access to shared bathrooms and kitchens, four daylong plant identification and propagation courses taught by our botany professor, ongoing arboricultural training with FTPF staff arborists, and Sunday yoga in the lodge with a vegan group meal provided in the evening. The grounds and kitchen have a vegetarian foods only policy. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and space is very limited. Contact Cem Akin at napiko@ftpf.org for more info on experiencing the magic of Na Piko!