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How can we build up long-lasting partnerships with small to mid-sized companies for sustainable fundraising via different possible set-ups, e.g.• Yearly donations
• With every order / 100 Euro spent, company donates 1 Euro to CUCOMO
• Every donation subsidized by e.g. 5 Euro

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Opportunity for one RBC staff member to participate in a virtual Future City Builders UnConference facilitated by Evergreen. Engage with ~50 youth participants, network with other local champions in the city-building space, and contribute to relevant local issues to bring about awareness and action. The current Future City Builders cohort is focused in Moncton, Sackville, Saint John and Fredericton. Through the "UnConference" gathering model, attendees shape the agenda in real-time by prioritizing themes and self-organizing. The gathering ends with space for reflection, focusing on the process and connections made, rather than a particular outcome or output. We would love to have an RBC volunteer who is local to the area participate.Available Shifts
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Participant | 1 | n/a | n/a |

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We're so excited to announce that We Are Neutral has been selected as a Cox Conserves Heroes finalist!First place would award We Are Neutral $30,000, which would go a long way in our work to restore balance to the planet through our meaningful carbon reduction and offset projects.
Vote now using the QR code or at https://buff.ly/3UZ3RxY.
Polls close on October 10th, and we'd love your help recruiting your community. It's quick and easy, and all you need to do is enter your name and email address. Maximize your support by voting once with every email address you have!
Available Shifts
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General | no limit | n/a | n/a |

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Passionate about gardening and sustainability? Teach a new life skill to students living in a food desert.Live Pura Vida is a non-profit organization that focuses on STEAM education for children, arts and history education for adults, and community empowerment in disadvantaged areas. We have recently received a grant and multiple opportunities to broaden our service and support of at-risk communities! As always, we want to continue to provide the excellent service that our brand is known for.

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We are a local environment charity and we will be wood chipping the paths to make them easier to walk on during the winter.Available Shifts
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General | no limit | n/a | n/a |

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Our work focuses on the following:1. Generate value from the household waste by promoting reuse with our mobile app Dumpick.
2. We work with community to create greener environment. reduce waste, reduce carbon footprint.
Being not for profit charitable entity, we get out income from valuable contribution from society via volunteers, donations and grants. We are looking for SEO campaign that will:
1. Generate traffic to our home page for donations.
2. Generate traffic to our product page for more downloads.
Available Shifts
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General | 5 | n/a | n/a |

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Please join us on our farm to help with the seedling, transplanting, and preparing the growing spaces. We need volunteers Mid April - June. Please reach out to schedule a date and time with your corporate group. 10 - 12 people max.Available Shifts
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Field Crew | 12 | n/a | n/a |

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Are you interested in nature, the environment or conservation? We have a great opportunity for you to engage with a charity at the heart of the local community. We preserve Millers Pond, and educate the public about the wildlife found here.What will you be doing?
The Management Committee of Sholing Valleys Study Centre have legal responsibility for the development of the organisation and carry out the day-to-day operations of the organisation. The charity is in need of new Trustees to oversee the management of our activities.
We are looking for people interested in either community engagement, conservation, environmental issues, or youth education.
The appointed person will sit alongside the rest of the Management Committee, which meets every month on the second Wednesday (in the evening).
Additionally you will be expected to attend an Annual General Meeting, usually held in November (also in the evening), to stand for Committee.
Duties include
make sure that the charity complies with its governing document comply with charity law requirements and other laws that apply to the charity do what you and co-trustees (and no one else) decide will best enable the charity to carry out its purposes with co-trustees, make balanced and adequately informed decisions, thinking about the long term as well as the short term avoid putting yourself in a position where your duty to your charity conflicts with your personal interests or loyalty to any other person or body not receive any benefit from the charity unless it is properly authorised and is clearly in the charity’s interests; this also includes anyone who is financially connected to you, such as a partner, dependent child or business partner participate in operational matters.
What are we looking for?
We are very interested in helping our Trustrees develop new and exisitng areas with experience. Whether skills based with volunteer management, grant writing, project and event management, community outreach, or knowledge based with conservation and environemental best practices. For further details on specific examples of how this would work in practice, please send us a message.
All of the below are non essential, but would aid a successful application
An interest, knowledge or enthusiasm for nature, community, or education
An ability to work effectively as a member of a team
An ability to communicate effectively
An ability to make sound, independent judgements
An ability to think creatively
An understanding and acceptance of the legal duties, responsibilities and liabilities of trusteeship
What difference will you make?
Spanning around 20 acres, Miller’s Pond is one of Southampton’s largest and most diverse Local Nature Reserve. Since 1988, Sholing Valleys Study Centre has been working as a registered charity to preserve Miller’s Pond its surrounding areas, whilst educating the public about this unique environment and the wildlife found here.
In addition to the legal responsibility for the management of the organisation, the Trustees can also carry out the day-to-day operations.
After consulting with our members and the public, we are developing a broader range of activities to widen our engagement.
This includes:
activities with older generations, through a Men's Shed,
Mental and Physical Health support in the form of Social Prescribing references
additional weekday workdays for Southampton Day Services and other community groups
Any new Trustee will be supported to develop and support these and additional activities. Responding to community need, and generating relationships with groups and charities, and seeking funding to deliver new projects.

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Are you interested in nature, the environment or conservation? We have a great opportunity for you to engage with a charity at the heart of the local community. We preserve Millers Pond, and educate the public about the wildlife found here.The Management Committee of Sholing Valleys Study Centre have legal responsibility for the development of the organisation and carry out the day-to-day operations of the organisation. The charity is in need of a treasurer to manage the financial assets and liabilities of Sholing Valleys Study Centre. SCVC is looking for an experienced treasurer to work alongside the Chair and Committee. The Treasurer will sit alongside the rest of the Management Committee, which meets every month (in the evening). Additionally, the Treasurer will be expected to attend an Annual General Meeting, usually held in November (also in the evening), to present the Annual Financial Report.
Duties include
Ensure that the accounts are maintained, prepared and disclosed in the form required by funders and regulatory bodies and scrutinised in the manner required and any recommendations implemented
Administering the process of Independent Examination of the Annual Statement of Accounts in accordance with Policy, Organisation and Rules.
Advise on the financial implications of strategic plans, and provide assurance to the Committee that there are adequate resources to meet the organisation's present and future needs
To uphold the responsibilities of a Management Committee as outlined in our constitution
Maintain an overview of the organisation's finances, ensuring that the organisation is operating within its means and within legal frameworks
Approve payments to creditors
Present the accounts at the AGM
Participate in operational matters
The Treasurer may delegate some of these tasks to other members of the Management Committee for completion, but they maintain responsibility for their completion.

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Locally-led non-profits and the communities involved have the expertise and knowledge to tackle the social injustices in their local setting. These NGOs are the first to respond, last to leave, and are responsible for 70% of all impact in development cooperation. However, they directly receive only 2% of the total global aid budget.Imagine how much impact can be made, if locally-led NGOs would receive more than this marginal 2%! That is exactly our ambition!
Help us to promote iMPACT direct or one of the projects in your network in Kenya or abroad: https://impactdirect.eu/project/
We have brochures, website, socials, mailings present.
Let's brainstorm on what works best. For example, invite people to a presentation of one of our NGOs. Or sending a mailing around. Or you may have this other great promotion idea, that we can support, to jointly support the locally-led NGOs we are working for.
In turn, they work for people living below the poverty line in their communities, offering local sustainable solutions on income, food security & climate, and education. Currently we have reached 10,000 people in 5 African countries. In 2023, we aim to reach out to 15,000 people.