Opportunity Details

Share a smile with someone special! Join the Happy Hope Factory packaging "Happy Hope Bags" for hospitalized children in your community. Your team will be crafting, creating and assembling these super fun themed packages guaranteed to deliver a boost of hope and hours of activity for these special children during their hospital stay. Hope Boxes contain all components required to assemble the Hope Bags. A prepaid UPS label is also included to ship your donation to your local facility. If your team cannot complete the box within two weeks of your scheduled event please contact your hope box coordinator as children are awaiting your Hope Box donation. We can all be Hope Heroes, thank you for packaging happiness and smiles for a child in your local hospital.

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Goal of the charity event is to raise funds for brain tumor research, supporting the cutting edge progress of Dr. Karen Fink, BaylorScott & White downtown Dallas.

Available Shifts

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General	4	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Share a smile with someone special! Join the Happy Hope Factory packaging "Happy Hope Bags" for hospitalized children in your community. Your team will be crafting, creating and assembling these super fun themed packages guaranteed to deliver a boost of hope and hours of activity for these special children during their hospital stay. Hope Boxes contain all components required to assemble the Hope Bags. A prepaid UPS label is also included to take your donation to your local facility. If your team cannot complete the box within two weeks of your scheduled event please contact your hope box coordinator as children are awaiting your Hope Box donation. We can all be Hope Heroes, thank you for packaging happiness and smiles for a child in your local hospital.

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Opportunity Details

Share a smile with someone special! Join the Happy Hope Factory packaging "Happy Hope Bags" for hospitalized children in your community. Your team will be crafting, creating and assembling these super fun themed packages guaranteed to deliver a boost of hope and hours of activity for these special children during their hospital stay. Hope Boxes contain all components required to assemble the Hope Bags. A prepaid UPS label is also included to take your donation to your local facility. If your team cannot complete the box within two weeks of your scheduled event please contact your hope box coordinator as children are awaiting your Hope Box donation. We can all be Hope Heroes, thank you for packaging happiness and smiles for a child in your local hospital.

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On Saturday, November 16, 2019, from 11:00 am until 2:00 pm, Cedarlane Academy Thunderbirds’ Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) will celebrate its Fall Family and Community Festival. On this fun-filled day, Cedarlane Academy parents, staff, and community members will get together to raise awareness about our school, promote our community and business partners, fund raise for various student clubs and school programs, and most of all, create a memorable day for everyone in attendance. We will have a variety of food, demonstrations, performances, and fun activities.

We are excited for Cedarlane’s continued growth and breadth of programs that prepare our students to become global leaders in a technologically advancing society. We strive for excellence and are the only school in our district that offers the Code To The Future Science Immersion Program for ALL K-8 students. We are also the only school in the district with its middle school students learning through the College Board’s Pre-AP (Advance Placement) Program. Pre-AP is offered as the Accelerated/Honors level program in Math and English Language Arts. In addition, our district was recently awarded the California School Board Association’s Golden Bell Award for our elementary and middle school dual immersion programs. Cedarlane Academy is the only school with Dual Language Immersion Programs offered in both Mandarin (6-8 grade) and in Korean (beginning in Kindergarten).

Our amazing Cedarlane teachers and advisors also facilitate a great deal of fun and enriching afterschool activities and clubs. Some of the programs we offer in addition to our team sports and activities, include afterschool art, music, dance, martial arts programs, yearbook/journalism club, and our award-winning STEM programs (Lego League Robotics, Science Olympiad for elementary and middle school, Mathletes, and Cyber-Patriot).

Funds raised through our Fall Festival will be used to support our students and teachers to purchase classroom materials, assist with educational field trips, purchase software and materials for our STEM programs, and to support the various organizations and enrichment programs.

Funding for all of our activities and programs that benefit the school is not always available though and takes a great deal of effort and volunteer involvement. To that end, we hope to get volunteer support assist with the various game booths we'll be running today.

Any possible donations including: items for raffling or auction, food or drinks, or even monetary donations, are also greatly appreciated! Since we are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations, all donations to our PTO are tax deductible subject to Federal IRS and California State Franchise Tax Board guidelines.

We appreciate your support of all the organizations and programs at Cedarlane Academy!!!

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Game Booths	no limit	n/a	n/a
Clean Up	no limit	n/a	n/a

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FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
A Fun Day at Chelsea Park, Clifton next to the (Allwood Library)
11am-4pm - rain date Nov 9

Outside Activities: Bouncy House, Sand Art, Clowns, Face-painting, BBQ items for purchase. Prize raffles, vendors and more.

Inside Library Activities:
Free Workshops - 1pm-4pm
Story Times

Volunteer Opportunities include:

Bouncy House Attendants and helpers (at least 2 at a time )
Sand Art Booth Display helpers (helping young children)
BBQ and table servers working along with the Fire Dept volunteers
Inside Library greeters and story tellers for story times
Park Greeters outside
Ticket booth helpers and any other help that may arise

All proceeds benefit the work of Power of One outreaches and workshops

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Opportunity Details

Volunteer at a Louisville Orchestra Concert!

Do you love the arts? Are you friendly and like to have a good time. Come help the Marketing and Development team out as we staff this concert. You might help at the Marketing table, or hand out glow necklaces and ask for solicitations while working the crowd. Help support a good cause. Enjoy a fab concert!


TAKING RISKS AT PARISTOWN
Teddy Abrams is now working out the details of the first LO concert to be performed on SAT 2 NOV at the Old Foresters’ Paristown Hall. And as promised, he’s taking some chances and bringing new voices to our local soundscape. It always takes some musical courage and curiosity to follow Teddy into the embrace of his latest discovery. However, most of us have found that his taste is unerring and his enthusiasm can make the exploration a true joy. In this program, he surrounds the very new with the very familiar.

His program opens by ringing the Paristown rafters with the “Fanfare for the Common Man” by Aaron Copland. The piece is the shortcode definition of being American. It stacks up against our National Anthem, “God Bless America,” and any other of the patriotic favorites for simply making us feel proud of ourselves no matter what. The Fanfare seems to echo from city buildings and across wide-open spaces. How it never fails to straighten my shoulders is simply a mystery to me.

Next up is Samuel Barber’s “Second Essay for Orchestra” — a intimidating title that suggests an academic exercise. You might know Samuel Barber mainly for the hauntingly beautiful “Adagio for Strings,” heard in movies like Platoon. The Second Essay for Orchestra rivals its famous cousin in the beauty of the music for the string instruments but adds every color of the orchestra, growing and building on the original musical ideas until ending in a huge fanfare for the entire orchestra, only to be tagged at the very end by those vulnerable strings sailing out there alone. Strong, logical, beautiful, and thoughtful, the work was shaped by a clean-cut American romanticism.

Just when we’re getting into the grace and strength of our Americans, Teddy pulls out a tricky little number, only 6 minutes long, but still ground-breaking in its vigor and startling language. A nutty Yankee of the most creative sort, Charles Ives wrote “The Unanswered Question” back in 1906. We’re still trying to catch up to this visionary. The question screams in our bones as the trumpet brays it again and again, but the raging avalanche of answers never enough. Why indeed?

If you’re a regular at the LO, you may have heard a couple of works by Mason Bates that Teddy brought to past concerts. A list of awards and credentials (led by his Grammy-winning opera The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs and his position as the first composer-in-residence at the Kennedy Center) is a bit of a distraction when trying to discover more about Mason Bates. All that’s necessary is a dose of the sonic excitement he packs in his music. Mixing acoustic with the electronic, he composes music that risks actually becoming popular with orchestra audiences. He was named the most-performed contemporary orchestra composer and you’ll hear why. We get to hear his baroque-tinged thriller Auditorium. It’s exactly the piece you would have wanted to compose if you could.

Ellen Reid won a Pulitzer for her opera Prism. Even listening to the excepts on Reid’s website is surprisingly shattering. Complex and layered, her opera digs into places that can leave you gasping for breath. By contrast, the work on this program is fresh and bright. It’s titled Petrichor, which I’m delighted to discover is the word for that scent that rises from dry earth after a rain. Listening to the music of this woman makes me think she must be fearless. Link to Petrichor.

Teddy saved the last place on this program for another fearless innovator. Ludwig van Beethoven. He has the last word in this concert of courage, curiosity, and hope with the first and last movements of his Fifth Symphony.

So here’s a program that asks you to take a risk. Perhaps try something new. But most of all, it asks you to take the chance to rise up and be a truly romantic optimist. Shed a layer of skepticism… and bring a friend.

LINK TO EVENT DETAILS

Event Notes: NO CHAIRS! Please be aware that Old Forester’s Paristown Hall is a standing-only venue.

~Michelle Winters
Director of Marketing, Louisville Orchestra

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Opportunity Details

Deliver posters to the businesses, coffee shops, and visible locations within the two mile radius of each concert address listed below. We would prefer these be delivered by November 15, 2019.

Pick-up the Messiah posters at the admin offices for the Louisville Orchestra.
620 W. Main Street
Suite 600
Louisville, KY 40202

Please email cglenny@louisvilleorchestra.org and mwinters@louisvilleorchestra.org with "Volunteer- Messiah Poster Delivery" in the subject line to confirm acceptance, availability, or if you have any questions.

Concert details and locations below...

HOLIDAY: HANDEL’S MESSIAH
Thursday, December 5, 2019 @ 7:30 pm
Cathedral of the Assumption, 433 S. 5th Street
Louisville, KY 40202 United States

THU 5 DEC :: Cathedral of the Assumption:: Enjoy this age-old masterpiece in an inspiring performance. Featuring the Christmas selections including "Glory to God," "Hallelujah!" and the great "Amen." KENT HATTEBERG, conductor and chorusmaster LOUISVILLE CHAMBER CHOIR ERIN KEESEY, soprano KATHERINE CALCAMUGGIO DONNER, mezzo-soprano RICKY LYNN CASE II, tenor CHAD SLOAN, baritone

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HOLIDAY: HANDEL’S MESSIAH
Friday, December 6, 2019 @ 7:30 pm
Second Presbyterian Church, 3701 Old Brownsboro Rd
Louisville, KY 40207 United States

FRI 6 DEC :: Second Presbyterian Church:: Enjoy this age-old masterpiece in an inspiring performance. Featuring the Christmas selections including "Glory to God," "Hallelujah!" and the great "Amen." KENT HATTEBERG, conductor and chorusmaster LOUISVILLE CHAMBER CHOIR ERIN KEESEY, soprano KATHERINE CALCAMUGGIO DONNER, mezzo-soprano RICKY LYNN CASE II, tenor CHAD SLOAN, baritone

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HOLIDAY: HANDEL’S MESSIAH
Saturday, December 7, 2019 @ 7:30 pm
St. Michael Catholic Church, 3705 Stone Lakes Dr
Louisville, KY 40299 United States

SAT 7 DEC :: St. Michael Catholic Church:: Enjoy this age-old masterpiece in an inspiring performance. Featuring the Christmas selections including "Glory to God," "Hallelujah!" and the great "Amen." KENT HATTEBERG, conductor and chorusmaster LOUISVILLE CHAMBER CHOIR ERIN KEESEY, soprano KATHERINE CALCAMUGGIO DONNER, mezzo-soprano RICKY LYNN CASE II, tenor CHAD SLOAN, baritone Sponsored by the Consortium for Christian Unity

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HANDEL’S MESSIAH
Sunday, December 8, 2019 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Most Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 1840 E. 8th Street
Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130

SUN 8 DEC :: Most Sacred Heart Catholic Church: Enjoy this age-old masterpiece in an inspiring performance. Featuring the Christmas selections including "Glory to God," "Hallelujah!" and the great "Amen." KENT HATTEBERG, conductor and chorusmaster LOUISVILLE CHAMBER CHOIR ERIN KEESEY, soprano KATHERINE CALCAMUGGIO DONNER, mezzo-soprano RICKY LYNN CASE II, tenor CHAD SLOAN, baritone Sponsored by the Consortium for Christian Unity

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Project Name: Medicinal Foods

Project Duration: (in months) 6-12 months (Ongoing)

Project outline:

Use citizen science to gather and validate data about the different foods and food-preparations from both traditional knowledge and current scientific enquiry.
To make such data available for use by anyone in the world through online apps.
Role Summary: 
· Prepare and execute a communications plan to utilize to build knowledge regarding stress, sleep and anxiety, and by promoting Medicinal Foods app. Develop visual identity marketing and citizen science campaigns. Volunteer defines and documents brand attributes such as target audiences, audience characteristics and interests, and communications tone.

Visual Identity Development: A volunteer develops a new logo, tagline, and style guide, along with recommendations for incorporating the new brand identity into your CrowdDoing's materials.

Essential Tasks: 
· Promote medicinal foods project

Create marketing strategies
Skills & Competencies: (List all critical skills needed for this role. Be specific)
* Knowledge of social media

* Ability to influence & negotiate

Software tools & Program knowledge: 
* Knowledge on medicinal field is a big plus

You can learn all of the marketing skills of the future through service learning via CrowdDoing.

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Cognitive Flexibility

Relationship-focused

Agility

Continuous Learning
 

Emotional Intelligence

Data-driven

Big Data

Data Management Skills

People Management

Storytelling

Storytelling And Storymaking

Vision
Complex Problem Solving Skills

Strategy
Customer-centricity

Problem Solving Skills
Critical Thinking

Executive-level Influence

Communication and Collaboration Skills
Creativity

Collaborative Leadership
Big Picture Thinking

Mental Ambidexterity
Empathy
Culture

Financial Skills
UX And Coding

People Skills
Vision

Listening Skills
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Zero Subsidy Affordable Housing Volunteer Financial Advisor, CrowdDoing
Bobby Fishkin (via Reframe It), Marc Rand, and Mark Moulton have been developing a complementary way to approach making Bay Area housing accessible. CrowdDoing, a joint initiative between Reframe It and Match4Action Foundation is supporting zero-subsidy affordable housing.

Zero subsidy affordable housing is possible, and variations of it work now in the real world. Anti-poverty impact investable housing through equity rather than debt is achieved by separating appreciation value from utilization value of assets. Property rights can be fractured in service and support of stakeholder interest.

As one example, for more than fifty years, Stanford University has made such an arrangement for their off-campus housing for professors. Our notion is that such an arrangement could be offered by an administered investment pool to buyers of a fraction of a home’s appreciation value, combined with the right to live in the home. We suggest that there are investors who could find viable this kind of impact investment in real estate, based on appreciation value but not use value for life of tenant/owners. This might be an innovation in housing affordability that could provide a substantial fraction of the population who cannot currently be housed in existing markets within region a housing opportunity.

Stanford buys half of the appreciation value of each home but not the use value on behalf of the university through a mortgage participation agreement structure. Our goal is a zero subsidy means of scaling affordable housing inspired by how Stanford has supported off campus professor housing over the last 50 years. Housing inclusion, Transportation inclusion,

FAQ:How is this different from down payment assistance? One is that it's not just the down payment, it could be as much as 2/3rds of the value of the house, not 5% of the value of the house, or 10%. You can see some of the distinctions here- https://www.huduser.gov/portal/periodicals/em/fall12/highlight3.html.

Why is this approach needed when there are other kinds of affordable housing? Because there is not enough for families making middle-incomes.

FAQ: Why is this approach more efficient then other mechanisms for affordable housing? Because by bringing equity sharing agreement to scale market rate capital can subsize affordability anywhere in which land constraints are significant barriers such as islands, bays and due to mountains. Pooled equity is 100 times more leveraged because market rate capital becomes self-subsidizing of affordable home fractional ownership.

FAQ: How do impact investors get out liquid from such an investment structure? Our goal is to create a long hold, holding company. Protects from the environment, insulated as liquidity is self-liquifying as holding company. Property rights in our culture of practice and law integrate many different rights together. These include: the initial value for which an asset was purchased , the appreciation value of the asset over time, and the year-round use-value of the asset. This unity of property rights places vulnerable people between 40% of average annual income and 150% of average annual income in this region at risk of being unstably housed. This instability is due to having a too large portion of their annual income paid to housing expenses. Housing costs 2 to 3 times too much for these people to afford. Within that range of incomes, zero subsidy affordable housing strategies can be of exceptional impact potential.

Now, when a family buys a home or apartment, they must almost always buy the whole home. Usually those who do not own homes, rent them. Those who are first time home buyers get a mortgage for the full value of the home. This model w\ould use mortgage participation agreements with qualified families that would allow the fund to buy a fraction of the value of the home (at time of future sale) while allowing the family who buys the rest of the value of the home the right to live there by financing their fraction or arranging to live rent free. A publicly traded fund could buy fractions of the future sale prices of homes. The investors could sell to the fund simply by liquidating their shares. An open issuance of shares could allow more impact investors to invest and through these purchases of shares in the fund, more homes could be purchased. If half the appreciation value of each home was not owned by families, because less money would need to be borrowed, then families could have more secure housing. A publicly traded fund that is designed to leverage mortgage participation agreements to make home ownership more accessible to first-time buyers could attract impact investment. In San Francisco, the median home price is $824,600. The median 20 percent down payment is $164,920. http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/01/16/a-silicon-valley-down-payment-could-buy-you-an-entire-house-in-much-of-the-u-s/. At a 4% interest rate over 30 years that means a monthly payment of $3,934. But suppose that a first time home owner is only buying half of the value of a home - 40% of the appreciated value, and 100% of the right to live there? Suppose that first-time buyer is not paying rent to the passive impact investors who have bought a percentage of the future purchase price of the home. Then their monthly payments would be $1,967. Such a Fund would have an open issuance to secure additional investors. If investors could be attracted based on the overall rise in book value of the real estate being owned compared to other regions in the world, the affordable housing fund could be both economically attractive and impactful.

Zero Subsidy Affordable Housing Mortgage Review Volunteer
A self-liquidating structure through a publicly traded hold co can address these challenges if combined with impact investing 30-70% of the appreciation value per home.

Zero Subsidy Affordable Housing Mortgage Review Volunteer
We are looking for an efficient Mortgage Loan Processor to process mortgage loan files and help clients submit complete applications. You will gather all necessary documentation and spot mistakes to ensure approval for the mortgage.

If you want to succeed as a mortgage loan processor, you should be highly detail oriented. Customer service and communication skills are key since you’ll be the glue that binds all interested parties, from clients to underwriters. Mortgage loan processors should also have an aptitude in math and excellent time management skills.

Zero Subsidy Affordable Housing Mortgage Review Volunteer Responsibilities
Perform a general evaluation of an application (financial documents, mortgage type etc.)
Help client choose the most appropriate mortgage
Gather all important data from client (assets, debts etc.)
Verify information and references by contacting the right sources
Correct mistakes and investigate inconsistencies
Submit completed loan files for appraisal
Act as point of contact between loan officers, underwriters and clients
Conduct a final review of the file before closing
Zero Subsidy Affordable Housing Mortgage Review Volunteer Requirements
Proven experience as mortgage loan processor or similar position
Knowledge of legislation and best practices
Proficient in mortgage loan computer software (e.g. Calyx Point)
Outstanding communication and customer service skills
Excellent attention to detail
Well-organized and able to handle pressure
Math skills
High school diploma; bachelor’s will be preferred

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