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iLEAP is a social change organization that works to create more social justice and equity in the world and to lift up and sustain the community-based leaders who are the center of social change. iLEAP also develops programs in close partnership with nonprofit organizations, associations, businesses, and universities in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the United States including the International Development Exchange (IDEX), US-Japan Council, Microsoft, Center for Courage and Renewal, and the TOMODACHI Initiative.iLEAP is a small but growing nonprofit and we are looking to streamline our technology environment.
After years of ad-hoc technology usage, we are now ready for a comprehensive overhaul of the way we approach and employ IT in our work. The goal is for iLEAP to have a robust cloud-based system where communication and information can be easily managed and shared. We believe that this will allow us to more effectively achieve our mission and will demonstrate our organizational belief in being innovative and entrepreneurial.
We see Microsoft Office 365 as a platform that will address our needs and we are looking for volunteers to help us build, migrate, and employ this new system to its fullest potential.
A quick overview of our current technology landscape:
Email: Gmail > Migrate to Outlook
Calendar: Google > Migrate to Outlook
Data storage: Box.com > Migrate to OneDrive
Word/Excel/PP: 2013 > Migrate to Office 365
Online meetings: Zoom/Skype > Migrate to Skype for Business
Other services exploring:
Task management: Asana
Phone service: Ringio/Comcast
Staff communication: FB/SMS
About iLEAP
iLEAP exists to create more social justice and equity in the world and to lift up and sustain the community-based leaders who are the center of social change. We believe that, if we grow, transform, and connect these people that it will lead to stronger communities, countries, and less human suffering in the world. At iLEAP we building impact networks of graduates around the world who are linked through their commitment to social change and personal leadership. We have over 500 graduates in nearly 40 countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America and support their work through national and/or regional gatherings and on-going communication and consultation.
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GRANT WRITER:To help FBIIB transition from its setup stage to its buildout stage, we are in need of grants from a variety of sources. We are seeking about $20,000 in grant funding for the 2017 to help cover the programming needs for our Youth Production Workshop.
This volunteer position involves identifying and applying to foundation grants, primarily online. This post would require 3 to 6 hours a week organizing a resource list, scheduling grant application and RFPs, completing applications, with occasional phone calls and email inquiries.
Supportive leads, resources, and tools are available. Also, a Thank-You award will be presented to volunteers that work with us for three months as an appreciation for their commendable work.
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There are many ways to pitch in and help he Redwood Forest Foundation. Currently, we need dedicated individuals to help with planning and conducting events, eTapestry database management, fundraising, graphic design, photography and tree-planting. Volunteers can work remotely. If you have other talents that you would like to share with rffi please contact morgan@rffi.org.
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You want a united, focused team. We and our local partner agencies want need caring hands to move food to families and communities. Spend your next team meeting volunteering with us! You’ll be feeding community in more ways than one. Whether you have two hours a month to give or two hours each week, we welcome your support! Together, we can do so much more. Together, we can solve hunger.On-going Opportunities
Below is a quick view of some of the ways volunteers support our mission throughout the year.
-Help inspect, sort and repackage product donations at our warehouse
-Inspect and repackage donated eggs at our warehouse
-Help out at annual community food drives
-Volunteer at our annual fundraisers Empty Bowls | Tee Off Against Hunger
- Become a food drive Block Captain in your neighborhood
- Organize a food drive at your place of work or worship
- Support Nutrition Services program efforts
-Lend a helping hand at the Betty and Jim Holmes Food Bank Garden at the Children's Home.
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Join Tag for the first-ever Hoops for Kids Basketball Tournament on November 14, Wednesday, on Mercer Island at the Stroum Jewish Community Center of Greater Seattle, a Classic 4-on-4 match benefiting at-risk youth in Kenya. Net proceeds benefit Hoops for Kids Kenya and goes towards covering the needs of the program.Join to win raffle prizes, and receive t-shirts, gift cards and more. Family friendly and all are welcome! Link to Facebook:
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Registration:
1) Become a Basketball Ambassador and recruit a team consisting of 4 members.
2) Register you and your teammates here for your volunteering hours to be matched for donations. A link for registration will be provided soon.
3) Enjoy playing in a fun match while benefiting thousands of at-risk Kenyan youth attending Hoops for Kids in the Kisumu and Nairobi slum!
Available Shifts
| Shift Name | Signup Max | Start | End |
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| General | no limit | n/a | n/a |
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The holidays can be an especially difficult time for survivors of domestic violence who’ve been forced to leave behind their homes and belongings. So, each year we provide gifts for 125+ families in our programs via our Holiday Store program!In December, parents come to Raphael House and “shop” for free gifts for themselves and their children. This requires the help of hundreds of community members over several days.
Help us break down our holiday store and inventory the items we'll use to support survivors throughout the year to come. *Please note that this opportunity takes place at our confidential location, which is not the same as the mailing address listed here. The volunteer coordinator will call you to disclose this location to you approximately one week before the event. All new volunteers must sign a confidentiality agreement upon arrival. Thank you for your understanding and support!
Available date: Wednesday, December 18th from 11:00am-2:00pm or 3:00-6:00pm
Available Shifts
| Shift Name | Signup Max | Start | End |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holiday Store Inventory and Breakdown | Wednesday December 18th | 9 | n/a | n/a |
| Holiday Store Inventory and Breakdown | Wednesday December 18th | 9 | n/a | n/a |
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go to this site and sign up for a position and help marrow match with one of its events.Support local runners as they run in this San Antonio Park.http://www.signupgenius.com/go/904054daaaa2ea13-volunteers1
Available Shifts
| Shift Name | Signup Max | Start | End |
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| General | 80 | n/a | n/a |
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As a nonprofit organization, the Pro Haiti e.V. relies on volunteers contributing their talent and time. Our Board of Directors (Vereinsvorstand) is a governing board and is comprised of volunteers who agree to serve a two-year term. If you are interested in learning more about Board service please send us an email with a detailed message.
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Distress Centres has exciting opportunities for volunteers to get involved and support our fundraising activities. These activities range from helping us secure auction donors for our signature event to being part of our strategic Resource Development Committee. Opportunities will be posted as they arise. For immediate questions, please contact the Resource Development office at 416-598-0292.
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Seattle Entrepreneurship Club is the largest Chinese startup community here in Seattle. We host events every week http://meetup.com/seattlestartup, include big ones like startup competition and big VC talks.If you want to help improve the local Chinese startup community, please join us!