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On line activities to suport Onda Solidária projects. There are many areas in which volunteers can contribute via online activities / volunteering.

Available Shifts

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

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We are seeking experts in finance, IT and marketing join our Board of Directors. The commitment is for 3 years. We are seeking support as we launch our earned income strategy and expand our Leadership Series curriculum focused on climate energy and action for tweens and teens.

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We are seeking virtual speakers to share nuggets of knowledge and career pathways with tweens and teens interested in STEM, social justice and sustainability. Commitment is 2 hours.

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Marcus Foster Education Institute has been distributing scholarships to diverse Bay Area youth for close to 50 years. We need help reading and reviewing students applications. Candid feedback is instrumental to this process as well as having people read that can identify with the stories of our young diverse applicants. If you or any other colleagues (or family and friends) are interested in reviewing scholarships this year, then please let us know.

By signing up, volunteers will receive 5-10 scholarship applications on 5/10 via email to review online by 5/18.

Available Shifts

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

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The Dibble Institute has been using SalesForce for over 15 years. It is integral to our work. What we need is someone who understands the back-end of SalesForce to help us customize the screens to better fit our needs.

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Provide onsite volunteer support for the Maker Faire in Milwaukee produced by Gearbox Labs of Wisconsin, a non-profit education organization.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Faire Set Up	25	n/a	n/a
Field Trip Friday	25	n/a	n/a
Field Trip Friday	25	n/a	n/a
Exhibitor Check In	10	n/a	n/a
Exhibitor Load Out	10	n/a	n/a
Faire Tear Down	20	n/a	n/a
SATURDAY- ALL DAY	10	n/a	n/a
SATURDAY - MORNING	25	n/a	n/a
SATURDAY - AFTERNOON	25	n/a	n/a
SATURDAY - LATE DAY	15	n/a	n/a
SUNDAY - ALL DAY	10	n/a	n/a
SUNDAY- EARLY	15	n/a	n/a
SUNDAY - MORNING	15	n/a	n/a
SUNDAY - AFTERNOON	15	n/a	n/a
SUNDAY - LATE	20	n/a	n/a

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Refugee Camp in My Neighbourhood provides a powerful immersive learning experience for participants to experience the journey of a refugee, led by guides with ‘lived experience’ from a range of refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds. The project also provides training and employment opportunities, building confidence and providing pathways for longer term employment for people from refugee backgrounds. The tours are confronting, powerful and life-changing - watch this video to find out more.
Our current website (www.refugeecampauburn.com.au), however, doesn't have the same impact as our tours and needs an urgent refresh/revamp (just take a look)!
Do you have ideas to improve the site? It could be as simple as a new WordPress template that we can manage ourselves … it just needs to look better!
Other improvements could include incorporating our online EOI process for schools or managing bookings for tours and booking confirmation information etc, but these are longer terms goals. For now we need an urgent and quick refresh (our promo has already started!).
The kind person will be very competent at designing a web page. They will be able to be creative in the design probably using a simple CMS such as wordpress or something easy for us to use when making changes in the future.
If you have ideas and skills in this area, we would love to discuss further.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Website resdesign	no limit	n/a	n/a

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Participate in an interactive webinar about how you can contribute to community research on tree health.

What you’ll do
A variety of species have made a home for themselves in the trees of Toronto. These city trees provide shelter and shade, capture carbon, slow floods, and more.

This nonprofit invites companies and their employees to learn about the urban forest by participating in citizen science through virtual tools such as iNaturalist, TreeBee, and Caterpillars Count.

For this experience, you will gather with your team for a webinar that will teach you how to collect and share simple data from local trees. This information will be placed in a database used to assess tree health in the Toronto area. Citizen science projects like this one augment educational research tools for those interested in learning about and helping sustain the city's trees.

The webinar will proceed as follows:
-> Welcome and Introduction to Organization (5-10 minutes)
-> Organization’s Mission and Program Overview (15-20 minutes)
-> Ice Breaker and Introduction to Participant Activity (15-20 minutes)
-> Closing Remarks and Questions (5-10 minutes)

What else you should know
Volunteers can download the following apps in advance. They are available for both iOS and Android devices:
-> iNaturalist
-> Seek

For more information on pricing, group size and how to register please visit www.ecospark.ca/corporate-volunteering or email us at info@ecospark.ca.

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Discover and take part in citizen science, while supporting programs for young people to sustain their local greenspaces.

What you’ll do
The variety of species in public parks is fundamental the health of its ecosystem. Invasive species and other threats to biodiversity are a major concern, but you and your team can help sustain these green spaces by participating in citizen science.

For this experience you will learn about citizen science resources available online. You will learn about tools like iNaturalist, Seek, and EDDMapS -- and how to use them to share essential environmental knowledge to open-source databases, and to get information that can help you revitalize parks in your local area.

The experience will proceed as follows:
-> Welcome and Introduction to Organization (5-10 minutes)
-> Mission and Program Overview (15-20 minutes)
-> Ice Breaker and Introduction to Participant Activity (15-20 minutes)
-> Closing Remarks and Questions (5-10 minutes)

What else you should know
Volunteers can download the following apps in advance. They are available for both iOS and Android devices:
-> iNaturalist
-> Seek

For more information on group size, pricing and how to register please visit www.ecospark.ca/corporate-volunteering.

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The Fedora Open is the major fundraiser for The Michael “Mickey” Soroka Charitable Foundation. It is held in the summer in advance of the major project requests that occur in the fall generated by the teachers and staff of the K-12 Campbell City Schools. Normally, we hold two fundraisers each year. The two annual fundraisers generate funds that provide educational assistance and contribute to academic programs which inspire and guide students of Campbell City Schools. However, due to the pandemic, the 2021 March Breakfast fundraiser was cancelled just as both fundraisers were cancelled in 2020. The Soroka Foundation does not have any paid staff, so all net fundraising is used for the education of students

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	5	n/a	n/a