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Children have been building and designing Greenpower racing cars throughout the year, this is the opportunity for them to test them out.
VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED TO HELP ON THE DAY There are a variety of roles carried out on the day as listed below: Event setup Scrutineering (a briefing on how to complete is given in the morning, the job will see you checking all the cars meet our technical guidelines and have been built correctly. This must be done before they are allowed on track to ensure they are safe to race.) Helping organise the arriving teams, getting them in the paddocks and parked up, parking visitors and other volunteers and generally directing traffic. On occasion, we have asked volunteers to support staff in race admin when busy. This role is signing on teams and assisting with general enquiries. Paddock Marshal Grid Marshal Pit-lane Marshal Event Clear up Please register interest and we will message you back to discuss in more detail.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	20	n/a	n/a

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We invest in people before solutions. Our East African partners, volunteers and donors are the heartbeat of our work and we need help sharing their stories in creative, visual ways! We are looking for a volunteer(s) to help with social media content creation and strategy. You will work closely with our CEO and East African partners to share the impact that The Humanity Share is creating in our partner communities and beyond. The ideal volunteer is proficient in Adobe Creative Suite, Instagram and Facebook.

*This volunteer opportunity is virtual and ongoing year round. You will work with our CEO to align your availability with specific tasks and goals.

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Are you ready to give your time and talent to nurture the next generation of filmmakers?

Reel Works is the only youth filmmaking program that matches teens 1:1 with professional filmmaker mentors to tell their stories and have their voices heard.

It’s a powerful combination that changes young lives and creates remarkable films that have been seen by millions worldwide.

To be a Reel Works Mentor, you must be:

- A professional media maker with significant documentary or narrative filmmaking experience.
- Dedicated to guiding the artistic, academic and professional aspirations of young people.
- Able to commit to weekly 1:1 mentoring sessions.

Opportunity Details

Children have been building and designing Greenpower racing cars throughout the year, this is the opportunity for them to test them out.
VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED TO HELP ON THE DAY There are a variety of roles carried out on the day as listed below: Event setup Scrutineering (a briefing on how to complete is given in the morning, the job will see you checking all the cars meet our technical guidelines and have been built correctly. This must be done before they are allowed on track to ensure they are safe to race.) Helping organise the arriving teams, getting them in the paddocks and parked up, parking visitors and other volunteers and generally directing traffic. On occasion, we have asked volunteers to support staff in race admin when busy. This role is signing on teams and assisting with general enquiries. Paddock Marshal Grid Marshal Pit-lane Marshal Event Clear up Please register interest and we will message you back to discuss in more detail.

Available Shifts

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

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🎉 Join the GirlsCodeToo Volunteer Crew! 🎉

Hey there! 💌

Thank you for checking out our volunteering opportunity. At GirlsCodeToo, we’re on a mission to empower girls to explore the world of tech, discover innovation, and become tomorrow’s changemakers! 💪✨

To grow and inspire even more girls across Switzerland, we’re on the lookout for awesome humans to help out in all sorts of areas! Whether you’re techy 🧑‍💻 or not-so-techy 🎨 – if you care about equality and love working with others, we want you! 🙌

Here’s how you can help:
🚌 Parents & Drivers – Help bring the magic of coding into schools!
🎤 Speakers & Role Models – Inspire girls by sharing your journey in tech, science, or life!
📝 Workshop Helpers & Creators – Co-design or support our fun, interactive coding workshops.
📣 Social Media Whizzes – Help us spread the word on Insta, LinkedIn, and TikTok!
🗓️ Event Planners – Help us organize unforgettable workshops and camps.
📚 Content Creators – Make learning fun with educational games, visuals, or animations.
📞 School Coordinators – Be the friendly voice between us and local schools.
🧾 Accounting & Admin Angels – Help us stay organized and keep the numbers neat.
🎨 Design Gurus – From posters to social posts, help us make everything ✨look amazing✨.
🧠 Idea People – Got a cool new concept for a tech activity? Let’s co-create!
🤝 Partnership Scouts – Connect us with companies, universities, or other awesome orgs.
🎓 Mentors – Support our girls as they explore future study or career paths.

💬 No matter your background – IT, HR, Education, Marketing, Engineering, Finance, Art, or something totally different – you can play a meaningful role in our community 💕

📩 Drop us a message at info@girlscodetoo.ch or visit www.girlscodetoo.ch to learn more and get involved.

Let’s build a future of inclusion, innovation, and inspiration – together 💜👩‍💻🌍

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ABOUT US
As the name "Hope Center" implies, we want to reach out to young people who are labeled by society as hopeless and without opportunities and give them new hope and perspective through our work. The vision of Hope Center is to reach out to young people from socially marginalized backgrounds and make them fit to become responsible leaders in our society through different programs.

PROJECT
We are currently searching for many helping hands who are willing to support us with our Gardening Project at the end of this month, on Friday, 29th of July 2022 in Berlin-Neukölln.

WHEN? Friday, 29th of July 2022
WHAT TIME? 12:00PM - 4PM (4 HOURS, 12:00-16:00 Uhr)
WHERE? BERLIN CITY —> South of NEUKÖLLN (Berlin-Neukölln)
WHAT? General gardening work (generelle Gartenarbeit)

Hope Center e.V.
Ampferweg 8
Germany
Phone 017683415120
Website www.hopebase.de

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
1st Shift	no limit	n/a	n/a
2nd Shift	no limit	n/a	n/a

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We love our volunteers! You make what we do possible. We want to make sure our organization is a great fit for you! Our mentors work with either Elementary, Jr. High, or High School students at schools in West Valley City. We run a weekly after-school mentoring program that consists of stations where we focus on physical activity leadership games, financial literacy, and social skills.

We're specifically looking for those with coaching, teaching, or therapy (mental health) experience, but that is not required. Additionally, speaking Spanish is very beneficial, but also not a requirement.

Below you will find a list of characteristics we are looking for in our awesome mentors!
-Upbeat and personable character
-Available weekly or biweekly for approximately 2 hours (3:30 pm on Mondays and/or at 3:00 pm on Wednesdays) at one of our mentor locations
-Available to commute to Salt Lake County
-Passionate about helping youth
-Team player
-Values integrity
-Reliable and consistent, attending mentoring weekly or every other week.
-Loves to have fun!

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Youth Science Day is a day-long youth-focused event held annually on the third Thursday of July at the Science Museum of Minnesota. The purpose of the day is to uplift youth through career development and cultivation of curiosity, interest, and agency in STEM. The museum is closed to the public and the Science Museum hosts hundreds of scholars from the Twin Cities Metro Area Freedom Schools to explore the museum. One of the groups attending is the group that Trane Technologies Foundation funded - KAYSC’s STEM Freedom School with 150 students.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Check In	2	n/a	n/a
Check In	2	n/a	n/a
Greeting busses and storing lunches and general way finding	2	n/a	n/a
Greeting busses and storing lunches and general way finding	2	n/a	n/a
STEM activity volunteers	4	n/a	n/a
STEM activity volunteers	4	n/a	n/a

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Join Project LEDO in our mission to inspire and empower underrepresented youth to become science and technology leaders! Volunteers will have the opportunity to mentor and coach students through our LEGO Robotics After-School Program.

We are excited to be bringing LEGO Robotics to students at KairosPDX this spring, starting Wednesday, April 19th. KairosPDX is a K-5 charter school that focuses on closing achievement and opportunity gaps for children of color.

Volunteers will be working with small groups of 3-4 students with either the Spike Prime Program or We do Program. During the program volunteers will assist students in not only building and coding robots, but they will also help to develop their confidence, teamwork, problem solving, and critical thinking skills. These abilities are necessary for students to realize their full potential and will give them greater success in their chosen career path.

Available Shifts

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

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In Kenya, “Garages” are traditionally seen as physical spaces for men to build and create. However, “Karakana,” which means ‘garages’ in Swahili, disrupts this stereotype thinking by creating virtual ‘garage’ spaces for young girls to build and create in their own unique way. The pandemic has made the technology divide even more visible. According to Secretary-General Antonio Guterres “Making these technologies available to all is an essential part of building back stronger communities and economies and addressing many of the world's most pressing challenges.” In response, this project aims to:   



Empower girls to interact with basic technology creation tools in a fun interactive way. This project will have 500 girls contributing to the creation of a virtual persona that has all the freedoms and achievements they aspire to have. The building process will introduce them to new technology. It will also spark in them a creative imagination about what a girl without limits looks like. The other 500 participants will be volunteers and animators who will see this process in action and make it visible globally. Furthermore, schools in Kenya will have access to the Cloud space and host these spaces in computer stations. Teachers in this process will be integrated into this process and in the future, be able to host these hybrid workshops themselves.  

Support girls in creating an avatar that reflects who they are. Being a girl is defined mostly by limitations in what a girl can and cannot do. This project addresses this by introducing a digital space in which girls not only can be anything they want, but also get to create a liberated version of themselves they can use to bring light to the limitations imposed on them both in the classroom and in society at large. This will give girls the tools for advocating for themselves using digital tools while redefining gender stereotypes associated with STEM learning. Rural girls are the most marginalized of the female gender. Therefore, by creating their own virtual advocate, they will also provide valuable information with regards to what is missing to achieve gender equity in Kenya as well as to get more girls into STEM 
As a volunteer design advisor, you will collaborate with the girls in learning different aspects of design: graphic, motion and 3D in the avatar creation process.

Required expertise:
1. Graphic design
2. Motion design
3. Game design
4. Animation