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Join us for a confidence-building workshop facilitated by Step Up staff where you will mentor young adults ages 18-29. We’ll dive into strategies for setting goals aligned with personal values, navigating transitions, and building authentic relationships that support professional growth.

Date: Wednesday, July 16

Time: 5:00-7:00 p.m.

Location: Baker Tilly – 66 Hudson Blvd E, Suite 2200, New York, NY 10001

RSVP here : https://support.suwn.org/event/power-talks-baker-tilly/e688092

Available Shifts

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

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Our online space provides Step Up young adults with on-demand mentorship from mentors like you! Forge new connections, mentor on your own schedule, take self-guided lessons, and get mentor certified!
Sign up here : https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=8qbfOz6za0WYKvSy-FNyeRVZp01q-QhCoRSG4Co52BpUQ0JOQjFTRVBQRjRMVE1KV0NTT0taTkcyMS4u&embed=true%22&_gl=1*1aplu7l*_gcl_au*MTY4Nzc1ODE0My4xNzMwNzYyMTE4

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Following the closure of 7 regional Office for Civil Rights (OCR) offices, 30 million K–12 students are left vulnerable to discrimination, neglect, and systemic inequities.

We need a talented volunteer to help us develop a compelling PowerPoint presentation that tells the story of why our program exists—and why it matters now more than ever.

Your presentation will help us educate stakeholders, engage potential funders, and rally new supporters to stand up for students’ civil rights.

What You’ll Do:

- Design a visually engaging, branded PowerPoint presentation (10–15 slides)
- Organize key messages about the issue, our response, and the need for support
- Incorporate relevant statistics, quotes, and real-life examples
- Ensure the presentation can be easily used for webinars, virtual meetings, and in-person events

Ideal for Volunteers With Experience In:
Corporate communications, nonprofit storytelling, business development, pitch decks, or visual storytelling.

Why This Matters:
Many people don’t realize how recent closures of 7 OCR regional offices have left our most vulnerable students unprotected. This presentation will help us raise awareness, inspire action, and grow support for emergency response programs that defend every student’s right to a safe, equitable education.

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Plongez au cœur des cultures du monde à travers la danse traditionnelle avec Danse TRAD en fête! à Drummondville. Des jeunes artistes de Mackinaw et de troupes de danse du Québec se réuniront pour partager leurs danses et leurs cultures avec les jeunes et le grand public. Assistez à des démonstrations, participez à des ateliers et vivez des rencontres culturelles uniques les 4-5 juillet 2025 au Parc Woodyatt. Des médiations culturelles personnalisées entre artistes et participants vous feront vivre une expérience culturelle inoubliable pour tous. Appuyez ce projet pour promouvoir la diversité culturelle et rendre le patrimoine vivant accessible à tous et en plus, soutenir et inspirer la jeunesse au moyen de la danse traditionnelle!

Available Shifts

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

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Put your professional skills to work for the planet! Our nonprofit is seeking skilled corporate volunteers to help us expand our climate education programs and outreach efforts. This is a flexible, virtual opportunity that allows you to make a real difference—using the tools you already have.

We’re especially looking for volunteers with expertise in:
• Graphic Design – Create engaging visuals for climate toolkits, infographics, and event materials
• Content Writing & Editing – Help us write and edit blogs, educational materials, and student guides
• Curriculum Development – Co-develop interactive, age-appropriate lessons for K-12 audiences
• Translation Services – Translate materials into Spanish, Mandarin, or other key languages
• Other – Have other skills, talents and connections? Let us know and we can see if we can customize your volunteering skills to make a difference!

This is a great opportunity for individuals or teams who want to make a lasting impact on climate literacy and environmental justice—especially in underserved communities.

Why Volunteer With Us?
• Use your expertise to create educational equity and environmental change
• Collaborate with a passionate, mission-driven nonprofit
• Get recognized for your impact
• Help scale grassroots solutions to one of the world’s biggest challenges

Team Volunteering: Welcomed and encouraged

Let’s use our talents to power up climate solutions—together.

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Step into a powerful opportunity to use your professional expertise for good. eGirl Power is a nonprofit organization committed to advancing gender equality by equipping girls—especially those from underserved communities—with the tools, mentorship, and support they need to become tomorrow’s leaders.

Through our virtual volunteer program, your team can give back in a meaningful, impactful way—without leaving your office.

Get Involved with Skills-Based Volunteering and use your strengths, skills and talents to make a difference.

Why Corporate Volunteers Choose eGirl Power:

- Align your employee engagement goals with a meaningful cause.
- Create positive brand visibility and demonstrate social leadership.
- Empower girls while strengthening team morale and purpose.

Join Us—Virtually, Impactfully

This is more than volunteering—it’s a way to foster leadership, diversity, and equity across generations.

Partner with us and turn your corporate power into girl power.

Sign up today to inspire and empower the next generation of leaders!

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協助淡江大學童軍團辦理社區童軍團集會，帶領淡水地區兒童及青少年於假日從事童軍活動，透過戶外活動、手工藝等，促進青少年成為尊重大自然、樂於助人、勇於負責的社區公民。

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The annual Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Seminar (HOBY) of Tennessee is 2.5 days of activities, discussions, speakers, and panels for 100 high school sophomores from around the state. They’ll learn about how to grow their personal, group, and service leadership, and then be charged to put that knowledge into action through a challenge of 100 service hours in their local community over the next year.

There are plenty of ways to get involved in the seminar! A group of 8-10 students is guided by a facilitator (21 years or older) and junior facilitator (18-21 year-old volunteer) through activities and small group discussions. Looking for more of a backstage role? We’ve got plenty of operation-based roles such as helping with check-in, the college fair, greeting speakers, setting up activities, and more.

Volunteers will arrive the evening of June 5th, with students arriving the morning of June 6th. By volunteering, we will house and feed you through the seminar. All volunteers must stay on-site for the entire seminar until June 8th at around 3:30 PM.

Any Questions? Please email us at hello@hobytn.org

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Facilitator: 21+ Volunteer	no limit	n/a	n/a
Junior Staff: High School Juniors-20 year old	no limit	n/a	n/a

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Are you ready to ignite confidence, leadership, and opportunity in the next generation?

eGirl Power is inviting volunteers like you to take part in an exciting, high-impact opportunity to mentor and uplift girls from underserved communities. Our mission is to close the gender gap in education and leadership by empowering girls through mentorship, skill-building, and inspiration.

You don’t need to be a teacher—just someone who cares.

How You’ll Make a Difference:

Your time, voice, and encouragement can change a girl’s future. You’ll help her see what’s possible, believe in her worth, and take steps toward the life she deserves.

Sign up today to volunteer with eGirl Power and empower the next generation!

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Our girls are graduating! Help us celebrate our grads with a short note of encouragement.
Women Leading Baltimore is collecting messages from our community to share with girls graduating from 8th grade, high school, and college. It takes just 5 minutes to uplift a young woman’s journey and to remind them that they are capable for whats next.

Notes should be mailed to:
Women Leading Baltimore
8 Market Pl, Suite 300
Baltimore, MD 21201

Pick up can be arranged by emailing hello@womenleadingbaltimore.org

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Write a Note!	no limit	n/a	n/a