Opportunity Details

Looking for help in designing our GoDaddy Website with an Online Store. We're starting from scratch. This is tying into a school fundraising program where the students will help market and distribute local food subscriptions that creates a win-win-win for the students, the local farmers/ranchers, and the community.

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The Kids Co-op is expanding and needs lots of help to role out our many different services that contributes to a blueprint template for any rural school or community to replicate. We are the recipient of the 2023 USDA Farm to School grant that involves putting greenhouses, salad bars, indoor grow towers and gardens into 12 Sanders County schools. We're also going to be delivering local food to the schools for the next two years by setting up an online ordering and bi-monthly distribution. We have a school fundraising program where the students will get prizes and funds for community uplifting projects from the proceeds of the CSA and other local food subscriptions they sell and help distribute. We need help to develop a website other than just using our Facebook page. This will need an online store to market everything from local food to local art, body products, home products, and mostly product from the NW region and Montana. Also need to tie into community outreach via social media and other methods. We also are need of coordinating fundraising events and grant writing to purchase the building we're renting.

Opportunity Details

Bayside Toy Library is a not-for-profit toy-lending service (for children aged between 6 months and 10 years) which provides families with access to a variety of educational items to assist with childhood development. It also encourages environmentally and economically sustainable behavior in our community.

The library needs your support to do any or all of the following;
• Check toys are returned in good condition and return the toys to the shelves.
• Catalogue new toys
• Help organise toy backlog
• Sort donations
• Light cleaning of toys
• Organise shelves
• Find and reunite missing pieces with toys
• General library maintenance

All you need to bring is a smile and your sense of fun and love of children.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Friday mornings	3	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Get ready to break the ice for a heartwarming cause at the Penguin Plunge, the coolest event to support Special Olympics Connecticut! Do you have a sense of adventure and a heart for giving back? This is your chance to make a splash in support of over 10,000 athletes across Connecticut! Join us as we jump into the icy waters, uniting for an unforgettable experience that goes beyond the chill. It's not just a plunge; it's a celebration of inclusivity, athleticism, and the power of community.

Available Shifts

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

Opportunity Details

Get ready to break the ice for a heartwarming cause at the Penguin Plunge, the coolest event to support Special Olympics Connecticut! Do you have a sense of adventure and a heart for giving back? This is your chance to make a splash in support of over 10,000 athletes across Connecticut! Join us as we jump into the icy waters, uniting for an unforgettable experience that goes beyond the chill. It's not just a plunge; it's a celebration of inclusivity, athleticism, and the power of community.

Available Shifts

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

Opportunity Details

We are in need of someone to help us develop a foundation for submitting information for grants. We also need help in identifying the grant opportunities and submitting grant applications.

Opportunity Details

This project provides mental and psychosocial support to 500 vulnerable youth in the slums of Arua and Terego, Uganda. The project will target youth who have experienced violence, abuse, neglect, or other forms of trauma. The project will provide individual and group counseling, as well as psycho education and skills training. The project will also work to create a supportive environment for adolescents in the slums, by providing activities and opportunities for social connection and community building. Child and Adolescent Mental Health Care project is intended to protect the human rights of people with mental disorders.

Opportunity Details

This event raises funds for the Navy Seabee foundation. We provide scholarships to the children and grandchildren of US Navy Seabees and work to preserve and protect the history of the Seabees through support of the US Navy Seabee Museum and other heritage sites.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General-Help take money on golf contest holes	4	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

MISSION:
To bring hope to the hopeless, food to the hungry, love to the lost, healing to the broken, and shelter to the struggling.

PURPOSE:
Our purpose is to minister to marginalized or otherwise overlooked people in need, regardless of age, race, gender, or religion by providing a safe shelter for those who need immediate help and solutions to their predicament. We start by assessing problems, providing meals, identifying special concerns, long-term challenges and developing an action plan for the next steps.

Many in our society consider these individuals considered a problem to be dealt with, to be moved away from the public eye. Homelessness is not a problem to solve. Many times, families have lost hope and do not know where to turn next. We are bringing hope to these families by partnering with them and providing sources with other agencies to lead them to a better, productive lifestyle.

B the Light Mission will be bringing to the forefront a model of empowering these marginalized and homeless individuals. It is not a new model; the challenge model of empowering is based on old and proven methods. We seek to reach those marginalized individuals that wish to make a change to their circumstances through challenging their current situation to build a better one. We are a source of training, assessment of their needs, counseling, rehabilitation, job placement, help guide them, while promoting an independent lifestyle out and off the streets and into their own homes.

The mission’s purpose is to partner with homeless, marginalized, or otherwise overlooked individuals to build a sustainable path to an independent lifestyle. It is not a place for handouts, it is a place to give a hand up. We will rely on outside partners to help us in job placement, finding homes and apartments, re-connecting with families and rehabilitation for the guest desiring to break away from dependance on social services. We intend to lift them up, not hold them down. We are providing an actionable plan that over a maximum of thirteen months will enable them to find a stable job, reunite with family, or place them in an independent home. We are providing a means to improve their lifestyle, not just enable them to remain in poverty.

Target Audience

In the northeast corner of Oklahoma, approximately 16% of the population live in poverty (HUD). In Bartlesville, a city’s population of approximately 37,000, there are over 600 individuals and families living in homelessness or no permanent address situation. Our target audience will be those individuals who feel marginalized or forgotten, wanting to break away from their dependence on government assistance; those who are dealing with homelessness, alienated from their families and want a partner to help them change their lives.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:
Volunteer Coordinator
Community Liaison
Donation Coordinator
Activities Staff
Kitchen Staff
Daytime Manager
Overnight Manager
Check-in/Check-out Staff
Non-profit Advisor
Security
Social Media Coordinator

Opportunity Details

Hope for Justice helps people find their freedom from exploitation and trafficking, and reunites survivors of modern slavery with their families.

The bird in Hope for Justice's logo is a swallow. It represents freedom for the people our organisation helps, survivors returning to the peaceful life they deserve, as well as the energy and purpose of our global movement to end modern slavery.

There are almost 50 million people trapped in slavery today. Help us to free more people by making origami birds following the instructions provided, donating and/or sharing your bird to raise awareness online.

This activity will give added purpose to your office festivities and spark meaningful conversations among colleagues - don't hesitate this giving season: make, donate, and share!