Opportunity Details

Support us in developing an effective social media strategy across multiple platforms.
The Red Pencil (Europe) currently shares its social media with The Red Pencil (Singapore) and is looking at duplicating the channels (linkedin and FB) to better target our audiences.

Our goals with this duplication are:
1) to increase our visibility among our target groups: potential donors, potential partner organizations and art therapists;
2) to create a community of friends of The Red Pencil that could become donors

Your Tasks

- Review our current strategy
- Review our social media calendar
- Advise on best practices
- Help us to create content (video, images).

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	2	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Availability: 4 hours a week

Format: online

Main task: to find funding sources, both public and private.

Weekly tasks:
- Explore websites that advertise calls for public or private grants, awards, and subsidies.
- Find out which of these would apply to Asha-Kiran’s projects in India.
- Build a database and keep grants up to date, including expiration dates, recurrence, funding priorities, etc.
- Review projects and organizations that have been given these grants in previous years to increase institutional knowledge of all application types.
- Meet the person in charge of the projects to finish drafting the application once a suitable grant is found.
- Follow up the call for proposals.
- Work with the person in charge of the projects during the final justification stage of the grants obtained.

Coordination: meetings will be held via Zoom at least once every two weeks with the person in charge of projects and can be scheduled between Monday and Saturday, from 2 to 3:30 pm Madrid time.

Opportunity Details

Nuestra entidad, a través del programa Google for Nonprofits, de las que somos entidad beneficiaria, tenemos acceso al programa de Google Ad Grants para realizar campañas de captación de clientes.
En nuestra entidad no tenemos ninguna persona que sepa gestionar esta aplicación y no podemos hacer uso de ella.
La finalidad sería que el/la voluntario/a se encargase primeramente en planificar las campañas y en segundo lugar nos enseñase a realizarla por nosotros mismos

Opportunity Details

At Sachin Sarcoma Society, we're on a mission to make a meaningful impact on the lives of cancer patients worldwide. To achieve this, we're excited to announce a groundbreaking initiative: the creation of a healthcare community platform that will serve as a beacon of support, knowledge, and empowerment for cancer patients and their caregivers across the globe.

What's the Vision?

Imagine a platform where patients facing various types of cancer can connect, share experiences, ask questions, and receive support from a global community. This platform will bring together individuals battling cancer, doctors, support groups, nurses, and experts. It will be a space where knowledge is freely exchanged, where a patient can belong to multiple communities related to their specific condition, and where valuable contributions are recognized and rewarded.

How Can You Help?

We are looking for passionate individuals with expertise in:

Front-end Development: If you have a knack for creating user-friendly interfaces and want to design an intuitive platform that users will love, we need your skills.

Back-end Development: If you're skilled in building the backbone of a secure and scalable platform, we invite you to be part of this transformative project.

Design: Creative minds with an eye for design can help craft an engaging and visually appealing user experience.

Marketing: To ensure this platform reaches and benefits as many people as possible, we need marketing experts to spread the word and attract both users and professionals.

What's In It for You?

Your contribution to this project will be invaluable. By helping us create this platform, you'll be part of something bigger—a global community dedicated to supporting cancer patients. You'll have the chance to make a real difference in the lives of those facing cancer, and you'll earn rewards and badges that highlight your commitment and expertise.

Join Us in Making a Difference!

This is your opportunity to be a part of a project that has the potential to change lives. Together, we can create a one-stop solution for cancer patients worldwide, a place where they can find hope, knowledge, and support.

If you're passionate about using your skills for a meaningful cause and want to be part of this exciting journey, reach out to us today. Let's build a global community that empowers and uplifts those facing cancer. Together, we can make a significant impact.

Join us in building a brighter future for cancer patients. Get in touch today!

Opportunity Details

Board of Directors and Committees. Members of the board can serve for two three-year terms and each board member is required to sit on one of our five committees. The organization’s bylaws require a minimum of 11 members (max. 16) and one of the members must be a former resident served by the organization.

Governing board meets 6 times a year during the odd months of the year. We have a Give/get of $5000. Meetings are 1.5 - 2 hours.

We are also looking for individuals to get involved on our committee which meets 6 times a year as well.

Finance Committee. The Finance Committee oversees the development of the Organization's budget and ensures accurate tracking, monitoring, and accountability for funds. The Finance Committee also ensures adequate financial controls are in place, by (i) reviewing finance and investment policies on an annual basis (or more frequently as may be necessary), (ii) updating such policies as appropriate for approval by the Board of Directors, and (iii) reviewing bank records, accounts payable, accounts receivable and other financial statements monthly.

Development Committee. The Development Committee oversees fund development and implementation of fundraising activities. The Development Committee identifies and solicits funds from external sources of support, working with staff.

Facilities Committee. The Facilities Committee ensures proper facilities management of the Organization, working with staff.

Governance Committee. The Governance Committee ensures effective Board of Directors processes including new Director recruitment, committee development and evaluation, and education of the Board of Directors. The Governance Committee also prepares an annual slate of officers to be presented to the Board of Directors at the May meeting of the Board of Directors. The Governance Committee develops committee membership and maintains a list of committee members. The Governance Committee also maintains and distributes (in either electronic or hard copy form), as appropriate, the Board of Directors Handbook.

The board and different committee members help to continue to share the mission and vision of Thomas House. They are thought leaders in the communities who have an interest in supporting unhoused families with children.

Opportunity Details

Destiny Bound's "The Spirit of Giving- Turkey and Toys (T&T)" initiative has several interconnected goals and purposes aimed at benefiting families in marginalized communities.

Alleviating Economic Hardship: One of our primary goal is to alleviate economic hardship among families in marginalized communities. Providing free turkeys and toys during the holiday season can help ease the financial burden associated with holiday meals and gift-giving.
Fostering a Sense of Community: Initiatives like this can promote a sense of community by bringing people together to support one another. Community members may come together to donate items, volunteer their time, or collaborate in other ways.
Promoting Holiday Cheer: The holiday season is often associated with joy and celebration. Providing toys for children and holiday meals for families can help spread holiday cheer and ensure that everyone, regardless of their financial situation, can participate in the festivities.
Addressing Food Insecurity: In marginalized communities, food insecurity can be a significant issue. Distributing turkeys and other foods can address this concern, ensuring that families have enough to eat during the holiday season.
Supporting Children's Well-Being: Providing toys to children in these communities can have a positive impact on their emotional well-being. It can make the holidays special for them and reinforce the idea that their community cares about their happiness and development.
Empowering Families: By offering these resources, Destiny Bound can empower families to prioritize their well-being during the holiday season. This empowerment can extend beyond the event, encouraging families to seek out additional support and resources.
Raising Awareness: Such initiatives can also serve as a platform for raising awareness about the challenges faced by marginalized communities, including poverty and inequality. This can lead to increased support from the wider community.
Building Partnerships: Destiny Bound will continue to foster partnerships between local organizations, businesses, and government agencies. Collaboration is often essential in effectively serving marginalized communities, and these events can be a starting point for future partnerships.
Encouraging Volunteerism: By engaging volunteers in the process of organizing and distributing items, these initiatives can promote volunteerism and community engagement. Volunteers often find these experiences fulfilling and may continue to support charitable efforts in the long term.

In summary, the goals and purpose of Destiny Bound's initiative likely revolve around addressing the unique needs of families in marginalized communities during the holiday season, fostering a sense of community and helping our community members thrive.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	10	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Youth Volunteer Corps of Hampton Roads is part of an international network of programs that offers youth (ages 11-18) the opportunity to gain skills and improve their world through volunteering. YVCHR mobilizes diverse groups of youth volunteers from across the community into teams to complete meaningful service-learning projects that address a variety of important needs across Hampton Roads. Team Leaders plan, recruit for, and facilitate service-learning projects for youth and represent the YVC program to schools, agencies and other YVC program partners. Adult volunteers who can commit to at least one project per month (evenings/weekends) and who wish to join our team are invited to email kmorgan@yvchr.org for an application. Prospective Team Leaders who have a particular interest or area of expertise may choose to facilitate projects in one strategic focus area or that address a particular need (animal welfare, environmental conservation, hunger, homelessness, community gardening, etc.).

Minimum Qualifications
● Be at least 18 years old with a high school diploma or GED
● Be a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident alien
● Be available for a minimum of one project per month (evenings, Saturdays and school breaks)
● Have experience volunteering and working with youth
● Be outgoing, friendly and able to multitask
● Communicate well with people from a variety of backgrounds, including at-risk youth
● Have a passion for helping youth succeed
● Have basic computer knowledge
● Own a reliable vehicle and valid driver’s license
● Be willing to get hands dirty

Preferred Qualifications
● Excellent communication skills including public speaking
● Experience working with 11-18 year-old youth
● Knowledge of service-learning
● Familiarity with the nonprofit sector

Benefits
● Gain experience working with and supervising youth, planning multi-dimensional
service-learning projects
● Gain experience working with a variety of local nonprofits, making contacts for future
employment
● CPR/First Aid certification and other professional development options available

Opportunity Details

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

Opportunity Details

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

Opportunity Details

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