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Girl Stance is looking for assistance to grow and expand the impact of our program. Activities for general assistance include responding to emails, social messages and organizing files, and documents.

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On October 16 and 17, 2019 our organization annual event to aid homeless Veterans in the Detroit Metropolitan area by bringing homeless Veterans together with area service providers to aid/assist them in finding a place to live, suitable employment and/or training for employment, recovery from minor legal offenses and to assist them in helping themselves get back into the mainstream of life's day to day activities. We do this by holding a community event in Southeastern Michigan called a "Stand Down." Additionally, we host the local Stand Down Court sponsored by the 36th District and 3rd Circuit courts of Detroit, Michigan. As you are probably aware, “Stand Down” is a military term referring to the removal of exhausted combat troops from the battlefield to a place of relative security/safety to rest and recover. Therefore, at our Stand Down event, we provide a secure place where the homeless can be with other homeless veterans to rest from the stresses of life on the streets.

Every day, like the soldier in combat, the homeless Veteran must continue to 'do battle.' His enemies often include lack of shelter, unemployment, physical and emotional difficulties, legal difficulties, substance abuse and hopelessness. Battling these enemies on daily basis creates a self-destructive cycle leading to complete withdrawal from mainstream American society. To aid the homeless Veteran in regaining his dignity and self respect, our help is required - our organization offers a 'hand up' not a 'hand out'.

On October 17, 2019 the event will be Female Military Veteran Focused, with vendors who will address the needs of Female Military Veterans.

Our Event requires support starting on 14 for sight construction through October 18 for site deconstruction. Please visit our website https://www.4vets.org/ for additional details.
Our event will require volunteers from all walks of life - from unpacking boxes and setting up tables and chairs, assisting with security, fulfilling administrative tasks, escorting Veterans, to serving food and environmental management.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Site Construction - receive equipment	10	n/a	n/a
Site Construction - set up equipment	30	n/a	n/a
Event Day 1- support of event operations, assist with Veterans needs	40	n/a	n/a
Event Day 2- Female focused - support of event operations, assist with Veterans needs	40	n/a	n/a
Site Deconstruction - end of event day 2	20	n/a	n/a
Site Deconstruction	40	n/a	n/a

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The goal of this event is to prepare invitations for our Annual Harvest of Hope Luncheon. This luncheon honors a group or individual and also raises funds and awareness for the Center.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	5	n/a	n/a
General	no limit	n/a	n/a

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The Central and Western Kansas Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association was chosen as the Charity of Choice for the 2019 Wichita Color Me Rad 5K.
We are currently looking for volunteers!
Friday, September 6th: Noon - 6 PM
Saturday, September 7th: 7 AM - 1 PM

Contact Hillary Nolan to sign up!
hasteindlernolan@alz.org | 316.267.7333

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Packet Pick Up	10	n/a	n/a
Race Day	50	n/a	n/a

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Pawfect Life Rescue is a Massachusetts-based 501(C)3 nonprofit shelter less dog rescue. We are a dedicated network of volunteers whose mission is to rescue stray dogs and place them in responsible loving homes. We work to educate the community on the importance of proper pet care and define success as the ability to effectively enhance the quality of the lives we touch!

We need your help! There are so many wonderful dogs needing rescue, but we can’t do this alone! We need volunteers fosters and donors. Anything anyone can do is truly appreciated! Visit us on Facebook, or on our website @ www.pawfectliferescue.org.

Thank you for caring enough to help those in need!

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Citywide Scavenger Hunt - Fundraiser for Explore & More Children's Musuem.
Take your friends, your car and an attitude for play on this app-based adventure around the City of Buffalo, followed by the Finish Line Party! Great fun, great prizes! Brought to you by the experts in play. Grownups deserve to have fun too!
This is an adults-only scavenger hunt around the city, revealing clues and fun trivia about our hometown and leading teams to the finish line for a fabulous after party.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Incredible Hunt Volunteers	10	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Come join us as we honor those who give so much for this great country of ours. This is a FREE event will showcase military, law enforcement and first responder vehicles, aircrafts and personnel. Additionally, there will be dozens of hands-on activities for the whole family!

Explore & More Children's Museum, where our mission is to provide the best-in-class play experiences where ALL children, families and the community can explore, learn and develop together. Our goal is to recognize and respect all children, the adults who care for them and the diverse communities they represent. We promote our region's unique assets and history and value traditions past, present and future. We belive that the transformative power of learning through play should be accessible to all, and that the Museum environment should be safe, engaging, accessible, inclusive and welcoming.

The Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park, a museum on the shore of Lake Erie in Buffalo, New York. Its mission is to Honor-Educate-Inspire. Honor those veterans who answered the call to serve. Educate our visitors on the importance of military history and the real price of freedom. Inspire future generations with a sense of patriotism and appreciation for those that have served. The Naval Park strives to fulfill these values by providing engaging and inspiring educational visitor experiences that perserve and honor the contributions of all veterans and their families for generations to come.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Honk for Heroes	5	n/a	n/a

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The Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary offers an intensive volunteer program and rewarding experience for volunteers interested in a career in justice, law or social work, or for those individuals looking for a meaningful way to give back to the community.
Volunteerism is an essential component of Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary’s service delivery. It enables us to reach thousands of individuals through all of our programs. We have several opportunities for volunteering throughout the year and welcome
applicants 18 years and older. Post-Secondary Students to Retirees.

Program Resource Volunteers provide support to EFry through administrative and program support. Assist clients with basic needs items, access to their mail, and information. Contribute to the reception work of the agency, special projects, as well as resources for prison follow up. We ask for our volunteers to commit for a minimum of one year volunteering 3-4 hours per week.

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The Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary offers an intensive volunteer program and rewarding experience for volunteers interested in a career in justice, law or social work, or for those individuals looking for a meaningful way to give back to the community.
Volunteerism is an essential component of Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary’s service delivery. It enables us to reach thousands of individuals through all of our programs. We have several opportunities for volunteering throughout the year and welcome
applicants 18 years and older. We welcome University students right up to Retirees.

For Court Volunteers we are seeking volunteers to help us assist adults and youth appearing in court in Calgary,
Domestic Violence Court Volunteers support the Adult Legal Advocate by providing resources to the Domestic Violence Court floor through triaging processes, providing procedural information and assisting clients in navigating the system.
Legal Advocacy Program Volunteers assist the Legal Advocacy Program with individualized support for clients who require more in depth assistance de to language or other barriers. Attend court as a support system, and help clients understand the context of their court matters

View our process here https://elizabethfrycalgary.ca/get-involved/volunteer-application-process/

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Court Volunteer	10	n/a	n/a
Domestic Violence Court Volunteer	10	n/a	n/a
Legal Advocacy Program Volunteer	10	n/a	n/a

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General EyeBall information:
The Eye Ball is night to celebrate a great cause, honor those who help Project Vision bring better access to health to the Hawaiian islands, as well as fundraise for another successful year of community outreach. Guests purchase tables which directly fund our non-profit efforts and are celebrated with live music, entertainment, libations, dinner, prizes, live and silent auctions. Annually, Project Vision Hawaii garners the support of some significant VIP guests and great musical headliners! This year we have Mike Love and Paula Fuga performing!

All PVH volunteers are engaged in the same experience. We have a volunteer relaxation station set up with food and beverages as well as a volunteer appreciation gift. We also try to get individual team photos as well as one large group volunteer photo.

Volunteer Information:
Corporate volunteer request:
We would like to invite a corporate volunteer group to assist Project Vision Hawaii’s EyeBall fundraiser to facilitate the check-in Registration table volunteers. The check-in/registration table is a guest's first impression of the EyeBall and we know the volunteers will assist us to help all run smoothly! Once check-in is done, Microsoft volunteers might transition to another volunteer position such as the live auction- this is always an exciting role! Additional Request: Project Vision Hawaii would like to request for any available computers, devices, payment systems or software to be donated to on behalf of the corporate organization to assist the cashier, registration and check-in table during the event. Corporate personnel will volunteer during event, be in charge of devices, and take devices back to their storage after the event.

How many volunteers are needed?
Total Number of Volunteers requested from organization: 15-20

We respectfully request:
1. 8-10 volunteers for check-in/registration
2. 8-10 devices for check-in/registration
3. 4 more devices for staff
Team Leader: Megan Aguon and Moriah Mathson

Volunteer Profile: The ideal check-in volunteer will be organized; can take & give directions; able to troubleshoot & think/act quickly, has registration experience, experience working with spreadsheets

Specific Processes & Procedures for the role of Check-in Registration table volunteer:
The team is made up of a team leader, cashier, and front and back positions
The leader will support when needed and troubleshoot
"Front volunteers" will be seated checking guests into the guest registration system
"Back volunteers" will be pulling table/bid numbers from our files to give to the "front volunteer" to hand out to each of our guests (printed on the programs); (The cashier will double as a back person)

Check in will be in the order that people arrive or line up (first come first serve)
Each front person, and the leader, will have two lists to work from:

Alpha order by last name
Alpha order by Table sponsor (this could be an organization or an individual) and will include guest names

CHECK-IN and dissemination of bid-numbers and paddles for auctions:
Each guest name will have a number attached to it. This number is the guest’s table number and bid number.

For example: 109 would be, table #1, bid #109; 1004 would be table #10, bid #1004. Bid
numbers are printed on the back of the programs.

* If you can’t find a guest on the list, or they don’t have a number assignment,

please politely ask the guest to step aside and your team leader will help them.

Please greet each guest with warmth and appreciation for their attendance of the EyeBall. Ask for their first and last name. When you find the guest, check off their name and call out their number, which will be pulled and handed to you.

Please do not switch guest numbers! If there is a problem, let your lead know.

Parking: Valet parking is required for guests and volunteers at no charge for volunteer shifts that start just before 5:00 pm. During alternate shift start times, there is free parking on-site, however, parking is limited and volunteers can park only in designated spaces without the label “members only”. Car-pooling is preferred and nearby schools might open up for parking as needed. Street parking is available but extremely limited.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Set-up and Check-in registation table volunteers	no limit	n/a	n/a