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National Pike Chapter participates tin the Washington County Pennsylvania Whiskey Rebellion Festival each year with a table of information. The Chapter advertises our community endeavors. National Pike participates in an array of historic preservation projects, contributions to schools and educational programs and volunteer work which includes support for local veterans' organizations, sponsorship of programs which promote the Constitution, and donations to Domestic Violence Services of SW Pennsylvania. We would ask that volunteers help us pass out information promoting our July 18th fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse. We would like you to enjoy some of the highlights of the festival while enjoying the festival. There is a parade on Main street at 10 am, through out the day there are street performances reenacting the rebellion every hour starting at 11:15 am culminating in a tar and feathering performance at 5 pm. There is transportation to Washington Park's Fort Schneider, where there are battle reenactments and a Native American encampment. Bring a friend or two, some chairs to watch the tarring and feathering, and enjoy the festival while passing out handouts for the fundraising event.

Available Shifts

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

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You can help Milwaukee students earn college degrees while enjoying views from the scenic Riverwalk!

Volunteers have the opportunity to support College Possible at the eighth-annual Milwaukee River Challenge, a 5-kilometer run and 2-mile walk along the Milwaukee Riverwalk. Proceeds from the event, which takes place on Thursday, September 19, 2019, benefit College Possible Milwaukee.

We work with students from low-income backgrounds at 15 Milwaukee partner high schools, helping them earn admission into college. We also support more than 800 college students on their path to graduation.

Volunteers can choose between distributing race packets and registering participants at historic Schlitz Park, or serving as Course Marshalls throughout the course. A limited number of volunteers are also needed to staff water stations along the route.

We hope to see you on the river!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Course Marshal	19	n/a	n/a
Registration or Packet Pickup Tables	4	n/a	n/a
Water Station	4	n/a	n/a

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We are looking for volunteers from a range of departments to participate in a Question & Answer panel with 13-14yr olds around your career. This activity will allow students to hear first hand about the various roles, departments and the individual pathways people have chosen.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Q&A Volunteers	8	n/a	n/a

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Purpose: YouthLink’s Pathways to Education program is a community based program designed to reduce poverty and its effect by lowering the dropout rate among high-school students from economically disadvantaged communities. The program offers academic, social, advocacy and financial support to youth as a means of increasing their success in completing high-school and beyond.

Responsiblities:
•Provide social support to students in grades 9 and 10 to enhance positive group culture, create a learning environment, and offer social skills building opportunities
•Actively engage in positive role modeling for youth during program time activities
•Participate consistently in group mentoring sessions to assist students to gain social skills, new competencies and personal growth
•Assist staff with mentoring topics, program design, and co-facilitate activities with other mentors
•Take part in the set-up and clean up of group mentoring sessions
•Maintain a positive and upbeat demeanor with all youth and understand the challenges to high-school success the youth face
•Successfully complete an Orientation session to Youth and to the Pathways to Education Program and any ongoing training

Time Commitment: Availability of 2.5-3 hours per week Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. Full commitment during the school year (Oct –May) is preferred.

Qualifications:
•A police check required
•Previous experience and/or an interest in working with youth
•Have some transferable recreational, creative, artistic and cultural skills/interests
•Able to work effectively within a team environment and confidently lead small groups of youth
•Have some knowledge of youth issues and the challenges in the Scarborough priority areas
•Good interpersonal skills, be inclusive, culturally sensitive and competent, non-judgmental and open-minded
•Demonstrate compassion and understanding towards the youth
•Second language an asset e.g., Tamil, Urdu, Farsi, French

Boundary Expectations:
•Maintain student confidentiality
•Adhere to YouthLink Code of Ethic, and all relevant policies and procedures
•Do not transport students
•Do not share your personal contact information with students
•Enforce expectations and guidelines in a positive manner, and refer behavioural concerns directly to on site supervisor or contact Mentor manager
•Participate in on-going training on youth development, how to engage youth, and how to develop activities on such topics as communication, self-esteem, and conflict resolution.

To apply or for more information please email your resume to
Pathways@youthlink.ca

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We are writing to invite you to become an invaluable part of our initiative aimed at empowering first-generation learners, particularly those from rural and urban settings. These students often complete their 10th grade without a clear understanding of how to pursue further studies or which career path to choose, making your support crucial in guiding them towards a successful future.

Your commitment to this cause will involve a range of activities designed to provide guidance and enhance the prospects of these ambitious young individuals. Here is an overview of the areas where your expertise can make a significant impact:

Career Development Sessions: Your valuable insights can help students studying in high schools in rural and urban poor settings make informed decisions about their future academic and career paths. These sessions will equip them with the knowledge needed to choose areas of study that align with their interests and potential for employability.

Personality Development Programs: By conducting programs focusing on communication, presentation, and behavior skills, you can help these students develop essential qualities that will serve them well in both their educational journey and future careers. Building self-confidence is a crucial aspect of their development.

Group Activities in Development Sectors: Organizing group discussions, question-and-answer sessions, and sharing your own experiences in job-oriented fields can inspire confidence in these students. Your insights into various job-related topics will broaden their horizons and prepare them for the challenges and opportunities they may encounter.

Your contributions will play a vital role in bridging the gap for these first-generation learners, guiding them toward paths that lead to success. We believe that your expertise can be transformative, opening doors to brighter futures for these young individuals.

If you are willing to participate in this meaningful endeavor, please let us know your availability and preferences for conducting sessions. We are open to both in-person and virtual engagement, depending on your convenience and location.

Your willingness to share your knowledge and experiences will have a lasting impact on the lives of these students, helping them achieve their educational and career goals. We eagerly await your response and are available to address any questions or concerns you may have.

Thank you for considering this opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives of first-generation learners.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]
[Your Title]
[Organization Name]
[Contact Information]

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Junior Achievement needs help with recognizing fundraiser donors during our summer library programming and event appreciation campaign. We need your help to personalize thank you notes and helping to recycle our leftover materials.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
GeneralGeneral Volunteer Set Up and Recycle Materials	no limit	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Junior Achievement needs help with recognizing fundraiser donors during our summer library programming and event appreciation campaign. We need your help to personalize thank you notes and helping to recycle our leftover materials.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General Volunteer Set Up and Recycle Materials	no limit	n/a	n/a

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For the event, Mike's Kids will work the Migrant Education Program to help prepare for their 2019 Summer KEYS Academy. The KEYS Academy is a week-long residential college and career transition program for middle and high school students held on the Eastern KY University campus. Organizing materials and resources to be used for the week will help facilitate a better learning experience for the students who attend.

Available Shifts

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

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Support STEM education opportunities by reviewing community, school and student team applications for funding. Grant review volunteers are an important part of our award process, helping to provide the most high-quality STEM opportunities for students and educators all across Idaho!

This is a great opportunity to see what Idaho educators are proposing for their learning environments and to help support student competition travel. The review process typically takes 4-12 hours over the course of 2-3 weeks. Rubrics are provided to help guide your scoring.

Using the information you provide, an account will be created in your name on the Idaho STEM Action Center’sCommunity Grants Portal (if you don't already have one). You can create your login and complete/update your information at any time. If you have further questions about the process, please contact us at grants@stem.idaho.gov

By agreeing to review a particular opportunity, you indicate that you are free from conflicts of interest associated with an application, applicant, service provider, or other person or group associated with the opportunity.

Contact us at stephanie.lee@stem.idaho.gov if you have any questions.