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As a member of our judging panel, you play a critical role in the success of our annual Canstructure event! Students in grades K-12 build 3-dimensional works of art from hundreds of canned food items in this timed competition. Their impressive efforts are showcased at Patrick Henry Mall as they work together to combat hunger using STEM skills, creativity and teamwork. Elementary teams compete remotely by submitting video presentations from their school sites, and middle school and high school teams compete in-person on Saturday, April 26, 2025. All teams are provided clear guidelines and rules for building their CANstructures and are encouraged to refer to the judging rubric throughout the planning, designing and building phases of the competition. Judges can choose to participate on our virtual panel for grades K-5 via video conference the week prior or on our in-person panel at the "main event" at Patrick Henry Mall. All teams are recognized at Center Court at the live event, and trophies are awarded to top teams in each category.

This event is important because it engages youth in a team-based service-learning experience that teaches and reinforces STEM and workplace readiness skills while addressing food insecurity in our local community!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
CANstructure Judge	3	n/a	n/a

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The 18th edition of the largest South Asian film festival in the US will be taking place October 12-22 in Seattle! We are looking for volunteers to help make this two-week extravaganza a success. As a volunteer you could review films, host Q&A sessions, meet filmmakers, and more while supporting Tasveer with your volunteer hours. Our volunteer opportunities are fun and exciting, and you'll get a behind-the-scenes look at how a film festival is organized!

If interested, write to Rita Meher (rita@tasveer.org), or call 206-349-4478

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	50	n/a	n/a

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Bring joy to a family in need this Holiday Season by adopting a family and fulfilling their holiday wish list. For many struggling parents, providing gifts to their children is well beyond their reach. This year, as our current health crisis persists, our families’ daily struggles to meet their basic needs have become more challenging than ever. With your support, we can bring smiles and happiness to the faces of many children this holiday season and alleviate their family’s stress.

If interested, kindly let us know the family size you are interested in adopting. On average, donors spend $50 per family member in addition to a $50-$100 for a gift for the entire family. We will provide you with a family profile with wish list items. Please purchase, wrap and label the gifts and then we can arrange a time to pick up the presents the week of December 4th.

Available Shifts

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

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The Dream A World Education Board of Directors meets in-person quarterly (January, April, July and October) in Los Angeles, and for 1 hour via Zoom on the second Saturday morning of each month. Board members are expected to make a give/get financial commitment in support of our mission of helping children in underserved neighborhoods thrive through school arts experiences. Members of the board are responsible for setting policy and ensuring compliance with nonprofit best practices, serve on committees and use their unique skills and interests to work collaboratively on behalf of the children, families and communities where we deliver programming.

Available Shifts

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

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Little WORLD Charity has children's displays installed at twenty locations in the Raleigh/Durham area. These locations are hospitals, special needs homes, and libraries with a goal of bringing joy and inspiration of kids in need of a smile. Every season, the charity's director needs one or two people, for one or two days, to ride with him to rotate the displays so that the kids (of all ages) have something new to enjoy. You need to be able to lift around 30 pounds to your waist level for about 10 seconds. You'll get to see the joy on the faces of the children and their parents, and you'll save this 100% volunteer group the cost of having to pay a contractor. See examples at www.littleworldcharity.org and please help!

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We love welcoming corporate volunteers for their volunteering days.
We welcome groups of 8-10 people and ask for a donation of £350 which we use for extra coordination time on the day and to pay our utilities.

Lifeafterhummus operates a social supermarket, re-use centre and redistribution network for local residents and redistributes 5T of surplus food per month to 11 local hostels, 1 local after-school club, 1 faith group and 80 local families.

Come and spend the day under the supervision of our coordinators and volunteers learning about waste prevention whilst supporting the local community.
What can you expect:
You'll be collecting surplus from nearby stores on foot using hand carts.
Sorting thru the supplies inside the centre.
Helping with any tasks that are needed including dealing with light cleaning.
Going out on foot to redistribute the surplus you've collect to nearby hostels.

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Power of the Purse is a raffle-style fundraiser where purses and contents worth a minimum of $150 each are raffled off to benefit women and children initiatives within Steuben County. We receive over 75 purse donations and the event is held as lunch and dinner events. It's a fun, collaborative event that brings awareness to initiatives in our County and raises funds to help support them.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	6	n/a	n/a

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Join us at the lake in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters! As the leading youth mentoring organization in the US, BBBS helps ignite the potential of Central Georgia youth by providing professionally-supported award winning mentoring programs. The 12th Annual Dragon Boat Races and Beach Party is the signature fundraising event for Big Brothers Big Sisters. We have a variety of volunteer activities available both on September 21. We welcome volunteers 16 and older. Younger students ages 11+ may volunteer when accompanied by a parent/guardian.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Race/Beach Set Up	10	n/a	n/a
Beach Patrol- Assist with team tent set up, beach & race prep	10	n/a	n/a
Team Boat Helpers - Assists with the loading/unloading of team boats	12	n/a	n/a
Team Boat Helpers - Assists with the loading/unloading of team boats	12	n/a	n/a
Beach Patrol PM - Event & Team support, event breakdown	10	n/a	n/a
Beach Party VOLUNTEER -Help make the Beach Party a blast by assisting BBBS staff and DJs with games and activities during the races	2	n/a	n/a
End of Event Volunteer- assists with awards and tear down	10	n/a	n/a

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Grab a group and come help us create care packs for our unpaid caregivers that will be distributed at our annual Caregiver Appreciation event.
#Give2023

Available Shifts

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

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Join The MASA Project of Arizona Community Outreach Teams in our efforts to Combat Hunger in Arizona and Across the USA.

Volunteers are needed for local group projects Monday, Wednesday, Friday Weekly for First Aid, Naloxone Education, and Feeding the Public.

Duties would be providing food and water to those in need and providing smiles to all we contact. Our teams consist of Medical Staff, Non Medical Staff, and Teens learning to better their communities. We’re striving to engage the public with respect, love, and understanding while fighting the deadly hunger & water crisis for those unhorsed in Arizona.