Opportunity Details

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming’s 2023 Reverse Raffle & Auction, Game Changers, will be held on Saturday, February 4, 2023, at the Ford Wyoming Center.
This gala-type event is one of the Club's major fundraiser to be able to continue serving over 11,550 youth across four Wyoming counties in the priority outcome areas of good character & citizenship, academic success and healthy lifestyles.
Your partnership and participation in this event are vital in helping us raise the funds needed to achieve our mission to “enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens.” It ensures that every young person who enters the doors of the Boys & Girls Club is on track to graduate from high school with a plan for the future, demonstrate good character and citizenship, and is living a healthy lifestyle.



We could use 5 volunteers to help with event set-up on Friday, Feb. 3, from 9am-12pm at the Ford Wyoming Center in Casper, Wyoming.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General Set-Up	5	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

The PTA is sponsoring our first middle school dance since Covid! Volunteers will help decorate and set up or help with clean up and tear down. Volunteer shifts available to help chaperone students and monitor activities while students are at the dance. Volunteers will need a military ID to come onto Ft. Bragg OR they will need to stop at the visitors center off of All American Expressway and get a visitors pass. Vehicle registration and proof of insurance, as well as drivers license, will be required for a pass.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Decorations	5	n/a	n/a
Chaperones	20	n/a	n/a
Tear down/clean up	10	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Travelnitch began with a simple dream of inspiring kids [to travel] through books, games, and crafts. One way we accomplish this is with Books Beyond Borders (https://travelnitch.org/books-beyond-borders/)—a curated collection of books encouraging kids to travel the world from home.

As a member of the American Booksellers Association, we market a wide variety of titles for big and little explorers, but we LOVE spotlighting our favorites, like this one: https://travelnitch.org/sumo-joe/

We are currently seeking volunteers who love to read—everything from children's board books to young adult fiction—and write. You should also share our affinity for travel. As a children's book reviewer, your primary role would be reading and recommending new titles for parents through entertaining & informative blog posts. We have plenty to share with you (as e-books), or you can recommend your own personal favorites!

Travelnitch is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. As such, we rely on volunteers to help further our mission by connecting families through thoughtful content and engaging kids through informative, online programming. We'd love your support—reach out today!

Opportunity Details

Teams of high school students from Maine will compete in this fast-paced virtual competition providing fun opportunities to test their knowledge and understanding of biology, chemistry, earth and space science, physics, energy, and math, plus collaborate on all of their answers.

We seek volunteer moderator-timekeepers, question judge-chatbox scorers, and recognizer-scorekeepers:

Moderator-Timekeepers Carefully read aloud all 18 questions and answer choices in their entirety for the students each round for several hours, plus keep track of time it takes for students to raise their hands and begin answering questions. Strong STEM background required. Prior competition experience as a competitor and/or official is strongly recommended since this person runs the competition zoom meeting.

Question Judge-Chatbox Scorers Follow along to ensure that moderator reads questions accurately, plus enter scores and running totals in the zoom chatbox. STEM background required. Prior NSB/comparable quiz bowl experience desired but not required.

Recognizer-Scorekeepers Call on the first student who raises their hand to answer a question once all answer choices have been read aloud by the moderator, plus enter scores for each question pair and submit online. Requires attentiveness, great listening skills, and focus on game play/details.

A positive and supportive attitude and attention to detail are very important for all roles.

STEM background needed for moderator-timekeepers & question judge-chatbox scorers.

No STEM background required for recognizer-scorekeepers.

In order to officiate, you must also commit to participating in a 1-hour zoom training-practice session on either
Wednesday 2/8, 2-3pm ET, or
Saturday 2/25, 4-5pm ET, or
Monday 2/27, 6:30-7:30pm or 8-9pm ET
Thursday, 3/2, 6:30-7:30pm or 8-9pm ET


Full description: https://www.pmd.org/project.php?id=997

People MUST APPLY INDIVIDUALLY BY 2/27 using a lap- or desk-top computer at http://pmd.org/s/031823.htm NOT simply this Spark portal


Learn more about the DOE’s National Science Bowl at https://science.osti.gov/wdts/nsb

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Preliminary Rounds	36	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

There are two education project you will participate.

The first proyect, "Growing and learning" is a project that, since 2007, improves the educational and psychosocial development of children and adolescents from the village of Santo Tomás, on the suburbs of Iquitos, through school reinforcement, leisure activities and free time. Boys and girls come to the center daily and the number of participants has increased exponentially year after year.

The second project is being carried out at the riverside peasant communities, which are found along the banks of the rivers that come together to give birth to the Amazon river. These communities are isolated and have enormous difficulties in accessing the public education.
A Basic Education program is launched for people over 15 years old that guarantees the basic educational level in reading comprehension and expression and in calculation . At the same time, mediation is carried out with the Loreto Regional Education Office, the APFA (father-mother associations) of the riverside residents and the teachers of the primary education centers present in each population, contributing to an improvement in children's school achievement and promoting inter-institutional relations (local community, regional governments, associations...).

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We added a second floor to our Penfield school and we need help finishing our library. We are looking for volunteers to help paint our library and also organize our books. We are hoping to have this complete before March to celebrate National Reading Awareness month.

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Host a field trip at your company to inspire elementary students to pursue a future in STEAM! Kids in Tech is looking for companies under the STEAM (science/tech/engineering/arts/math) umbrella to host an educational field trip experience at your worksite. Companies host, but LSC and Kids in Tech will do all the planning!

Kids in Tech staff will recruit students, provide a schedule, and cover transportation.

Sign up and someone from LSC will reach out. It's helpful to know the ideal size of the group you are able to take!

Opportunity Details

Join Nourish staff 10-2 every Thursday to help prep food for our Outreach program. Food prepared is donated to local shelters and partner sites.

All volunteers sign up through our easy application process that takes only 5 minutes or less to sign up! Visit https://nourishfarmsinc.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/ to get started!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Outreach: Every Thursday 10-2	4	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Junior Achievement's goal is to prepare young people by teaching financial literacy giving them the tools to be successful in life.

We welcome everyone to volunteer with us, you have to complete the volunteer training prior to the day of service.

We train all volunteers prior to your scheduled volunteer date!

As a volunteer you will be teaching 5 activity-based lessons in one day to the same class on Monday, February 13, 2023, from approximately 8:30 am to 3:30 pm.

All lessons and activities are provided with step-by-step instructions.

Junior Achievement’s programs bring volunteers from the community to inspire young people to dream big and reach their potential. Classroom volunteers will teach 5 activity-based 30-45 minute lessons on how to be smart with their money and how to think like entrepreneurs and how to get ready for the workforce.

Junior Achievement will teach you how to prepare for your lessons along with class management to ensure a positive classroom experience.

Five Lesson Program taught all in one day
30-minute lessons for Kindergarten & 1st grade
45-minute lessons for 2nd grade through 5th grade
Program Themes:

Kindergarten "Ourselves" introduces making choices on saving, sharing, and giving.

1st grade "Our Families" discusses the role of families in the local economy. Along with needs and wants.

2nd grade "Our Community" examines responsibilities and economic opportunities available in a community. Learning about taxes and voting.

3rd grade "Our City" considers economic development, local businesses, and career opportunities. Learn about city zoning and starting a business plan to open a restaurant.

4th grade "Our Region" features how entrepreneurs use resources in their region to sell their services or goods to their customers.

5th grade "Our Nation" learn about Human, Natural, and Capital resources, resumes, and mock interviews. Along with U.S. business operations and economic issues.

We need 31 more volunteers, sign up today!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	31	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

The mission of AventWest Children's Mentoring (AWCM) is to provide academic and nutritional support services that promote healthy minds, healthy bodies, and healthy relationships for children and families who live in the AventWest community. AWCM is currently recruiting volunteers for our elementary and middle/high school sites.

People interested in motivating our youth are encouraged to apply! We need assistance with mentoring students in grades 1-12, helping them with homework, preparing meals/snacks for students, and organizing fun extracurricular activities.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Spring 2023 Volunteer Orientation	no limit	n/a	n/a