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STEM curriculum volunteer instructor needed to teach and inspire grade 3 to grade 12 students in Robotics, coding, 3D printing, mini drone program.

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Vilano Beach Main Street Volunteer Roles

Vilano Beach Main Street, Inc. has a variety of roles for volunteers to promote, preserve, protect and enhance the Vilano Beach Town Center. Volunteers may contribute time for outreach at community events, advocacy for public policy issues and completing special projects such as supporting special events and performing cleanup activities. Time contributed the organization, however small or large, contributes to the in-kind reporting value of community volunteer time beneficial for current and future grants. Community service hours are documented for the participants.

Category of Contribution General Type of Activity Specific Tasks
Advocacy Spread the word on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram about the needs of the Town Center and activities going on
 Attend planning meetings for special events
 Show up and help for events
Local events
 Art Walk Off the Beaten Path
(vendor setup/parking/surveys/breakdown/games etc)
 Vilano Beach Festival – Tour of Homes & Sea Turtle Soiree - Apr
 Dish N Fish Culinary Competition and Music Fest - Apr
 Vilano 5K Run – Mar
 Annual Kiwanis Cleanup – March
 Ponce de Leon Celebration - April
 Vilano Beach Easter Egg Hunt – April
 Blessing of the Boards - May
 International Skim Board Tournament Aug
 Community Garden – year round
 Super Scenic Garage Sale – Nov
 Dressing of the Palms. Dec

Outreach Vendor Markets and Community Events
 Participate in educating travelers and residents about Vilano Beach at Markets & other events in St. Augustine.

Regulatory Oversight Design Review Board Member or other governmental board
 Participate as a DRB member as appointed by the SJBOCC
 Collaborate and participate on like-minded boards & civic groups

Special Projects Assist in graphic design/ promotional material
 Review and update handout materials for the Town Center
 Develop “branding” signs for VBMS materials
 Assist in posting social media sites

Special Projects Assist in research on special needs projects
 Research history
 Gather historic photos
 Promote book – Vilano and the North Beaches
 Special lighting and safety projects
 Remove invasive species in Town Center

Areas of focus for Main Street Programs
The Organization Committee through hard work has built a large number of memberships and continues to build our memberships along with recruiting new volunteers. This committee is responsible for organizing member events such as our annual membership meeting, member recruiting meetings and outreach. It is also responsible for soliciting sponsorships and building capacity relationships with government and business partners.

The Promotions Committee focuses on public events such as, Tour of Homes, Dish n Fish, Music Fests, Sunset Celebration, Dressing of the Palms, Maritime Festivals, Blessing of the Boards and other events that bring traffic to the Town Center. Every first Friday of the each month, VBMS hosts the Art Walk Off the Beaten Path free of charge to the public to promote the growing artist community of Vilano. Promotion’s is also responsible for our monthly newsletter and other Town Center promotional activities. Each of these projects is a great way to bring our community together and they offer us fundraising opportunities. VISIT FLORIDA marketing and educational grants will create specialized promotional advertising for the area.

The Design Review Committee focuses on the aesthetics of the Town Center and ensures new development and existing businesses comply with standards to retain the character of the Town Center. We recently installed new nature mosaic signs on the Vilano Nature Boardwalk to complement the infrastructure designs with public art throughout the area as well as new heritage interpretive mosaics on the Poplar Avenue fountain. Wayfinding signs are standardized and updated annually. A number of Main Street Events hold their own logos consistent with the VBMS branding colors.

The Economic Restructuring Committee through the years has worked our way to being able to offer our program area merchants learning opportunities. Many county grants have allowed us to improve the Town Center infrastructure such as the docks, streetscapes, storm water improvements and underground utilities. We continue to solicit more residential and retail shops for the Town Center and are now supporting the development of two new hotels in the Town Center while trying to preserve the historic character of the community.

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The most important role of our volunteers is to build relationships with our kiddos. While often the CoHO staff will have specific things that we want volunteers to help the students with, volunteers must also be willing to take initiative and find a student that may need help. We expect volunteers to be teachable and to follow the lead of the staff members present; but most importantly, we expect them to love on our kiddos and make them feel special.

We have three locations: Oakwood, Brookside, and S. Ash.
During the school year academy runs from 4pm-6pm.
Summer hours change based on location:
Oakwood: 9am-Noon
Brookside: 12:30-3
S. Ash: Noon-3

If interested please call 205-1614, email ambracoho@gmail.com, or come by our location 9-12 or 1-2 Mon-Thurs

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BestPrep is looking for business professionals in the Twin Cities Metro Area to host teachers during for an afternoon job shadow experience through the Technology Integration Workshop (TIW). TIW is a four day professional development opportunity for teachers to enhance their curriculum with 21st century technology skills.

As a volunteer Business Partner, you will help educators gain insight on the careers and workplace skills employers are looking for when hiring. Business partners will meet with teachers for lunch on Monday, July 31st at St. Thomas University Business School in downtown Minneapolis, and will host their partner teacher for a half day job shadow at their place of work on the afternoon of Tuesday, August 1st.

During the job shadow experience, Business Partners will take teachers on a tour of their facility, describe the projects they work on, and discuss the skills they use on a daily basis. Business Partners will also discuss what skills students need coming from school in to the work force.

Registration to participate as a Business Partner can be completed through the link included below.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a

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Sponsor–A-Scholar provides long-term academic support, one-on-one mentoring and financial assistance to change the lives of under-resourced students in Albany, Schenectady and Troy High Schools. Mentors help our Scholars gain confidence and build life experiences that will help them make their own choices for their future.

Mentors in our program offer an additional perspective to the student without replacing the parents, guardians, teachers, or guidance counselors who already support our Scholars. Mentors serve as a trusted adult friend who can help connect the student to new experiences and ideas.

All of our mentors have earned at least a two-year college degree so that they can guide Scholars through the college application and selection process.

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Take 5! That's all it takes to make a difference in the life of a child. 5 visits / 5 hours. You pick the grade, you set the schedule. Volunteers serve as invaluable role models, helping students understand the important role that education plays in their future success. Either one day a week on consecutive weeks, on consecutive days, or all in one day.

Getting up in front of a classroom full of students can sound intimidating, but time after time volunteers report back that they were surprised by just how much fun they had! And there’s no comparison to the feeling that you’ve made a genuine impact on the lives of students.

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At Capital One/ Junior Achievement Finance Park each student becomes “an adult for the day” in an electronic simulation. The students are assigned a life scenario so they can experience firsthand the real-life challenges of making personal budgeting decisions. After calculating their net monthly income and savings goals, students visit kiosks that represent different budget categories such housing, health insurance, groceries, and utilities. Anyone with real world monthly budgeting experience can become a volunteer. JA Finance Park Volunteers play a key role by helping the students understand the concepts of personal financial planning and career exploration. Volunteers provide guidance and assistance while monitoring and verifying students’ work.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	8	n/a	n/a

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Responsible for coordinating fundraising opportunities in the pacific northwest/portland metro area.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a

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We are currently applying for grants that provide funds for the following programs/ areas of focus (clean water, education, sanitation, rural development, civil rights, access to medical care) in Uganda, Africa. If you're interested in changing the world, feel free to contact Angie Hungerford at foundationfirstinc@gmail.com, angie.hungerford@gmail.com, or 503 998 2450.
For more information on our work, please visit our website at buildingforchange.org. Have a wonderful day!

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Before, during and after-school support. Volunteers assist with recesses, lunch, study hall, STEM & arts enrichment for high-needs youth. Flexible during the school day.