Opportunity Details

The Building an Equitable Future Initiative will create a stronger entrepreneurial infrastructure to support founders of color across the US. This initiative, co-led by Village Capital and the Black Innovation Alliance, will support 13 entrepreneur support organizations (ESOs) led by and focused on founders of color from now through the end of 2021, building a national community of practice to share best practices in entrepreneur support, deliver training to ESO leadership, and provide critical funding to help establish a strong, sustainable ecosystem for founders of color.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Mock Board of Directors Meeting	no limit	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

We are seeking support in mobilizing funds for our Saloni Adolscent Girls Project aiming at empowerment, protection and development of adolescent girls and their families belonging to socially and economically marginalized sections in rural areas. The project implements innovative and community led approach including integrated village planning, adolescents and youths led advocacy, community resource centers, life skill education, behavioral change and linkages with the government schemes and services.

Opportunity Details

Wildfire Prevention knowledge analyst, CrowdDoing Volunteer
Prevention derivatives is driven by the thesis that there is an under-valuation of passive risk (or the cost of inaction) and an under-prioritization of positive risk. Correspondingly for wildfires as an example, there is an under-recognition of the potential shared value upside of preventative action through social innovation and social interventions (such as goats & sheep that prevent wildfires). CrowdDoing.world's aim is to guarantee positive risk through leveraging existing liabilities to allow for the implications of prescriptive analytics to be financed. The under-pricing of passive risk means that liabilities are treated as either costs of doing business or un-predictable risks even for entirely preventable risks. Risk management offices have been too biased towards avoiding taking the wrong risks rather than ensuring that institutions make their own luck by seizing the abundant positive risk opportunities in social innovation. Meanwhile, the bias against positive risk leaves social innovations not to get adopted even if there would be remarkable benefits to all stakeholders if they were adopted


Tools - PowerPoint, Word, Excel
Knowledge or Interest in any one or more:
Economics
Insurance
Cost - Benefit Analysis
Technical research
Environmental research
Market research
Business research
Insight generation
Expectations:
Identify/Collect data/papers/literature relevant to wildfire Impact
Quantify costs incurred by different stakeholders as a result of Wildfire
Generate Insights from currently available research papers
Present your work
Work cross-functionally
Traits:
High curiosity, creative, critical thinking, can conduct analyses independently or with minimal supervision
Tools - PowerPoint, Word, Excel, MS Planner
Knowledge, Interest, or Experience in any one or more:
Project Management
Program Management
People/ Team Management
Process Improvement
Expectations:
Analyze current business processes and come up with solutions by conducting root cause analysis
Create plans for implementation by defining tasks (creating work breakdown structure) and assigning to team members
Lead Teams in Marketing, HR, and other functions and drive them to completion of tasks, activities and projects
Lead/Organize Meetings and create minutes of meetings (Notes on discussion)
Work cross-functionally with other Project Managers
Present thoughts
Traits:
Driven, Impact-Oriented, Collaborative, problem-solving, able to navigate ambiguous work environment


Knowledge Analysis
1. Identify and collect data relevant to assigned project (e.g., Forest Fire Prevention, Biophelia in Hospitals, Crypto Impact Potential)
2. Establish costs incurred by target stakeholders as a result of select threat(s) (e.g., wildfire)
3. Develop recommended solutions based on analysis, cite resources
4. Present findings.
https://drive.googlecom/file/d/1jx3iv8LETHC2MaAS7bSY_XScup0aTVXk/view?usp=sharing

If you have any questions about processes for joining CrowdDoing.world as a volunteer to support our efforts in systemic change please write to volunteerorientation@crowddoing.world

Opportunity Details

Join us in our mission to create change for women and girls through advocacy, investment, and collective impact.

Power of the Purse is the biggest event of the year to impact women and girls in Miami-Dade County and we need YOUR help to make this virtual experience the best it can be!
The event will take place on April 8, 2021. Volunteers will assist invitees with any technical assistance they may need, including acquiring zoom link, login to the event, access to breakout rooms, and troubleshooting.

April 5, 2021 - Volunteers are required to attend a 30 min training session.
April 8, 2021 - Volunteers are expected to log in and participate in the event from 10 am to 3 pm.

Contact camila@womensfundmiami.org or viviana@womensfundmiami.org with any additional questions

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	60	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

We tutor groups of students via online meetings in STEM education. We tutor grade levels 6 through 12 and work closely with the school and teachers to ensure that we are most effective in our tutoring activities. We focus predominately on underserved communities and schools that would benefit the most by obtaining FREE tutoring services for their students.

Opportunity Details

Looking for volunteers to assist elderly Senior Citizens and Disabled people with Snow Removal from their walkways, driveways and sidewalks. Must have own transportation and equipment (shovels or snow blowers). Be prepared to dress warm and not accept tips. Practicing social distancing!

Opportunity Details

We are always looking for dedicated individuals to volunteer their time and talents on our board of directors. This would include monthly meetings, supporting our events, and helping Lemons of Love grow.

Opportunity Details

The 14th Annual Matt Morgan Walk for Wishes will be held on Thursday, March 25, 2021 at Lake Eola.

Powered by wish kids and families, volunteers, donors, corporate sponsors and friends, Walk For Wishes is a nationwide Make-A-Wish® signature fundraiser that celebrates the thousands of wishes that have already been granted, while raising funds for future wishes.

Your support as a walker, team leader or sponsor will not only help us grant close to 300 more wishes this year, you will provide what every child deserves: a moment to just be a child. A moment to dream, laugh, play and be free of a routine of doctors, hospitals and treatment. Together, we create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. Wishes have the power to provide hope, strength and joy. The average cost of a wish is $8,000. The impact of a wish is priceless.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Event Volunteering	30	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Wildfire Prevention knowledge analyst, CrowdDoing Volunteer
Prevention derivatives is driven by the thesis that there is an under-valuation of passive risk (or the cost of inaction) and an under-prioritization of positive risk. Correspondingly for wildfires as an example, there is an under-recognition of the potential shared value upside of preventative action through social innovation and social interventions (such as goats & sheep that prevent wildfires). CrowdDoing.world's aim is to guarantee positive risk through leveraging existing liabilities to allow for the implications of prescriptive analytics to be financed. The under-pricing of passive risk means that liabilities are treated as either costs of doing business or un-predictable risks even for entirely preventable risks. Risk management offices have been too biased towards avoiding taking the wrong risks rather than ensuring that institutions make their own luck by seizing the abundant positive risk opportunities in social innovation. Meanwhile, the bias against positive risk leaves social innovations not to get adopted even if there would be remarkable benefits to all stakeholders if they were adopted


Tools - PowerPoint, Word, Excel
Knowledge or Interest in any one or more:
Economics
Insurance
Cost - Benefit Analysis
Technical research
Environmental research
Market research
Business research
Insight generation
Expectations:
Identify/Collect data/papers/literature relevant to wildfire Impact
Quantify costs incurred by different stakeholders as a result of Wildfire
Generate Insights from currently available research papers
Present your work
Work cross-functionally
Traits:
High curiosity, creative, critical thinking, can conduct analyses independently or with minimal supervision.


Knowledge Analyst
1. Identify and collect data relevant to assigned project (e.g., Forest Fire Prevention, Biophelia in Hospitals, Crypto Impact Potential)
2. Establish costs incurred by target stakeholders as a result of select threat(s) (e.g., wildfire)
3. Develop recommended solutions based on analysis, cite resources
4. Present findings.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jx3iv8LETHC2MaAS7bSY_XScup0aTVXk/view?usp=sharing

If you have any questions about processes for joining CrowdDoing.world as a volunteer to support our efforts in systemic change please write to volunteerorientation@crowddoing.world

Opportunity Details

Wildfire Prevention knowledge analyst, CrowdDoing Volunteer
Prevention derivatives is driven by the thesis that there is an under-valuation of passive risk (or the cost of inaction) and an under-prioritization of positive risk. Correspondingly for wildfires as an example, there is an under-recognition of the potential shared value upside of preventative action through social innovation and social interventions (such as goats & sheep that prevent wildfires). CrowdDoing.world's aim is to guarantee positive risk through leveraging existing liabilities to allow for the implications of prescriptive analytics to be financed. The under-pricing of passive risk means that liabilities are treated as either costs of doing business or un-predictable risks even for entirely preventable risks. Risk management offices have been too biased towards avoiding taking the wrong risks rather than ensuring that institutions make their own luck by seizing the abundant positive risk opportunities in social innovation. Meanwhile, the bias against positive risk leaves social innovations not to get adopted even if there would be remarkable benefits to all stakeholders if they were adopted

Knowledge Analyst
1. Identify and collect data relevant to assigned project (e.g., Forest Fire Prevention, Biophelia in Hospitals, Crypto Impact Potential)
2. Establish costs incurred by target stakeholders as a result of select threat(s) (e.g., wildfire)
3. Develop recommended solutions based on analysis, cite resources
4. Present findings.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jx3iv8LETHC2MaAS7bSY_XScup0aTVXk/view?usp=sharing

If you have any questions about processes for joining CrowdDoing.world as a volunteer to support our efforts in systemic change please write to volunteerorientation@crowddoing.world