Opportunity Details

Create a website (1 page with an associated registration form) for a charity football event scheduled for 28 July 2024.

Site domain has been purchased and we're looking to leverage WordPress.
Logo for the event and designs have also been created.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	1	n/a	n/a
General	no limit	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Are you interested in making a difference in your community? Do you like meeting new people and making important connections? Then you might be interested in joining our Campaign Cabinet!

The Campaign Cabinet is a group of passionate community-minded ambassadors and leaders whose task is to strengthen our existing partnerships and forge relationships with new donors. The Cabinet supports United Way’s cause-based fundraising efforts by creating awareness about issues in our region, highlighting our work in targeted areas and engaging potential donors by aligning the work of UWWRC with their goals and values.

Contact us to learn more about this exciting opportunity!

Opportunity Details

our annual plant sale is on Saturday May 11 from 9am to 4pm.
Volunteer shifts will start at 8am to 4pm. please let us know if you are interested.

Available Shifts

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

Opportunity Details

The QBE AcceliCITY Resilience Challenge is one of the top startup accelerators of its kind in the world. We work with entrepreneurs from around the world who have developed some of the most promising solutions to create more sustainable and resilient communities.

This volunteer opportunity seeks evaluators for a pivotal moment in the AcceliCITY program-- selecting the startups that will be invited to join this year's cohort.

Volunteers will receive materials, including instructions and applications for review, by May 10th. Each volunteer will then have until May 23rd to review their assigned applications and complete the evaluation form for each applicant. This can be done independently on the volunteer's schedule, but all evaluations must be completed and submitted by the May 23rd deadline.

Though the exact number of assigned applications may vary based on the number of applicants and evaluators, we aim to assign 6-8 applications per evaluator. Each evaluator can approach their review in their own way, we hear that it generally takes 20-30 minutes to review and evaluate a single application. Some evaluators will block one time to review all and submit their evaluations within hours or days of receiving the materials, others will spread the work out over nearly two weeks. The approach you take, is completely up to you.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Startup Application Evaluator	no limit	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Here at Special Olympics New Hampshire, our events wouldn't be possible without key volunteer leaders who make up our Games Management Teams! Games Management Team volunteers provide Special Olympics athletes with high-quality competitive experiences and help us in planning and executing competitive events!

We are looking for folks to join us as Games Management Team volunteers for our upcoming Area Summer Games + future events:

-Area Summer Games in Concord, Exeter, Berlin and Claremont on Sunday May 5th

-Area Summer Games in Keene on Saturday May 11th


If you are interested in learning more, please sign up or reach out to Shelby via email at shelbyc@sonh.org or call/text at 603-933-1093!


Expectations of Games Management Team Volunteers!
-Attend 4-5 meetings.
-Attend the Games.
-Communicate with each other.
-Following the Games…
Clean up area where your activity was held and common areas.
Return all borrowed equipment, banners and signs.
Thank those involved.
Write up ways to improve your event the following year as well as things to do the same.

Roles Available:

Volunteers
-Responsible for recruitment, assignment, and recognition of all volunteers.
-Manages onsite volunteer check-in process and oversees placement of day-of volunteers to venues with highest need.

Local Program check-in and awards
-Checks in Local Programs and distributes Local Program Packets, recording scratches and communicating scratches to appropriate sports manager.
-Responsible for organizing and managing the awards area at the competition venue. Only Special Olympics medals, ribbons and awards may be given to athletes.

Food
-Responsible for securing and distributing all food and refreshments during the Games to athletes, coaches, chaperones, guests and volunteers.

Equipment, Signs, Set-up and Breakdown
-Manages all equipment, banners and signs and oversees set-up and breakdown for the event.
-Connects with SONH on what equipment and signage it has and requests any additional needs.

Sports – Track, Field, Bocce, Swimming
-Organizes and runs the various sport venues.

Available Shifts

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

Opportunity Details

Stable Moments® is a nationally accredited program specifically designed for children with complex developmental trauma who are in foster care or have been adopted, ages 5-18. Stable Moments®’ mission is to improve the life course of foster and adopted children through equine-assisted learning and community mentorship. Through this one-on-one mentorship program, we match community mentors, with a foster or adopted child and
a horse for an hour per week for 10 months to develop life skills for healthy transitions into adulthood.

Weekly mentor sessions are designed to help create a strong foundation and equip the child to make healthy choices and value themselves. An individualized plan is designed to highlight the child’s strengths & challenges, and activities are chosen accordingly. Structured Equine Assisted Learning activities help develop life skills such as emotional awareness, self-regulation, anger management, accountability, healthy relationships, and appropriate boundaries, just to name a few.

INDIVIDUALIZED PLAN OF CARE
Every child has an Individual Plan of Care that is developed specifically to address their trauma needs. During each 10-month session, three life skills are addressed, and data is gathered in pre, midway, and post-assessments, as well as daily activity logs.

Available Shifts

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

Opportunity Details

Scope of Reforestation Project
trash clean up
remove invasive plants
remove climbing vines from trees
establish native grass and wildflower meadow
plant native trees
plant native shrubs
establish a new nature trail
establish a new no mow meadow


Volunteer Dates
Fall 2024 Tree Planting Dates



Planting: (100 Native Trees and 75 Shrubs)
Saturday 10-26-24 (9 am - 12 noon) and (1pm - 4pm)
Sunday 10-27-24 (9 am - 12 noon) and (1pm - 4pm)

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Green Lane Shrub Planting (May 4 2025)	10	n/a	n/a
Green Lane Shrub Planting (May 3 2025)	10	n/a	n/a
Green Lane Tree Tending (Jun 21 2025)	10	n/a	n/a
Green Lane Tree Tending (Jul 12 2025)	10	n/a	n/a
Green Lane Tree Tending (Aug 9 2025)	10	n/a	n/a
Green Lane Tree Planting (Oct 25 2025)	10	n/a	n/a
Green Lane Tree Planting (Oct 26 2025)	10	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Full-Circle Learning streamlines its budget to maximize opportunities for global youth to engage as society's humanitarians and change agents. The bulk of our resources fund capacity building programs in the field, while the US Board of Directors offers pro bono assistance for these programs. We now seek to cultivate a team of fundraising/development specialists who bring not only volunteer skills but also contacts among corporate and foundation donors. This is remote work that can adapt to the schedule of retirees or emerging specialists.

Opportunity Details

Seeking organized individuals to help with an outdoor Minnesota Yoga Festival with onelove.yoga.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Festival volunteer AM	6	n/a	n/a
Festival Volunteer PM	3	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Charity Name: Botangrecords
Mission: Aimed at working with African communities within and beyond, to celebrate our diversity, cultivate creativity and contribute to the global tapestry of African art, culture and music
Our Challenge: As a 501©(3) organization, we face the challenge of limited dedicated resources to effectively seek funding. We need passionate volunteers who can help us connect with potential grant-makers.

Volunteer Role: Grant Writer

Responsibilities:
Research Prospective Grant-Makers: Identify foundations, corporations, and government agencies aligned with our mission.
Draft Grant Proposals and LOIs: Craft compelling proposals that highlight our impact and needs.
Assist with Final Proposals and Impact Reports: Collaborate with our team to ensure accuracy and effectiveness.
Brainstorm Creative Strategies: Find innovative ways to align our mission with foundation priorities.
Why Volunteer as a Grant Writer?

Make an Impact: Your efforts directly contribute to expanding our reach and providing essential services.
Bridge the Opportunity Gap: Help underserved communities thrive.
Join Our Team: Be part of a passionate community committed to social impact.
Join us in making a difference