Opportunity Details

What is the Corporate Volunteer Experience?
Through our signature volunteer program, your team will experience first-hand the impact of our organization, as we support up to 20 families a day.

Team activities can include assembling Bedding & Kitchen Sets,
getting hands-on with our workshop team
(building, reupholstering and restoring furniture).
Know that your team activity is helping thousands of individuals across the GTA benefit from the psychological, physical, and financial benefits that come with the security of a furnished home.

How The CVE Works
Team up for a 3-hour workshop experience-restore and assemble furniture.
$1500.00 per group of (15ppl) more? add $100.00pp up to 20 fit comfortably
or
Organize a Build-a-thon for your team! Supply urgently needed furniture for Furniture Bank and enjoy a lively, competitive team-building activity.
or
Have something else in mind? Let’s chat.

What’s Included for on-site experience?
Briefing of volunteer program with remarks from our Leadership Team
Tour of Furniture Bank
Debrief and volunteerism impact statement and email
Group photograph and Impact webpage for sharing
Ideal For Team building
Raising awareness of social and environmental issues in the community

Why CVE?

Benefits teams, families, communities and reinforces a caring culture
Increased employee retention and pride in workplace
Increased employee purpose

Opportunity Details

If you are passionate about improving conditions for walking and biking in East Portland, we need your help.

The Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA) and EPAP Bike subcommittee are teaming up to encourage people to become a member of EPAP Bike to help make biking better in East Portland.

We will also be spreading the word about our East Portland Neighborhood Greenways campaign. Sunday Parkways is a family friendly event, that promotes healthy active living in Portland.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Sunday Parkways (Morning)	3	n/a	n/a
Sunday Parkways (Afternoon)	3	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Do you want to work in outdoor education or help young people connect with nature? If you would like to add to your skill set and experience how Wilderness Awareness School works with youth, consider working with us as a Summer Camp Volunteer Assistant Instructor!
Wilderness Awareness is a school that uses ancient and modern wisdom to empower people of all ages to become stewards, mentors, and leaders. In the last 30 years we have become a leading national organization in nature education that has inspired many individuals and schools. Our mentoring approach honors individuality, encourages self-sufficiency in learning, and awakens a kinship with nature as it trains youth and adults to blend the awareness of a native tracker with the knowledge of a wildlife biologist. Our wilderness education courses draw on traditions from indigenous cultures world-wide, emphasizing nature as teacher, routines to enhance awareness, storytelling, self-motivated learning, and tracking as an interpretive tool.
We are looking for volunteers for a week (40 hours) or up to six weeks, to help children connect with the natural world while adding your own knowledge and skills to the instructional mix. Wilderness Awareness School relies on a strong base of volunteers to be able to offer quality summer programs to youth ages 4-18.

Our summer camps are held at local parks around King County in Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Carnation and Duvall. We offer full-day, half-day and overnight camps and serve about 1,800 youth every summer. These camps focus on survival skills, camouflage, tracking, wild edible plants, naturalist studies, storytelling, community building and much more.
To explore more about our camps go to: http://wildernessawareness.org/support/volunteer
To qualify you need to be enthusiastic about sharing your knowledge and appreciation of nature in a summer camp experience. Be willing to work with a team and able to openly communicate. Previous experience in leadership and teaching is helpful but not required.

Available Shifts

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

Opportunity Details

Do you want to work in outdoor education or help young people connect with nature? If you would like to add to your skill set and experience how Wilderness Awareness School works with youth, consider working with us as a Summer Camp Volunteer Assistant Instructor!
Wilderness Awareness is a school that uses ancient and modern wisdom to empower people of all ages to become stewards, mentors, and leaders. In the last 30 years we have become a leading national organization in nature education that has inspired many individuals and schools. Our mentoring approach honors individuality, encourages self-sufficiency in learning, and awakens a kinship with nature as it trains youth and adults to blend the awareness of a native tracker with the knowledge of a wildlife biologist. Our wilderness education courses draw on traditions from indigenous cultures world-wide, emphasizing nature as teacher, routines to enhance awareness, storytelling, self-motivated learning, and tracking as an interpretive tool.
We are looking for volunteers for a week (40 hours) or up to six weeks, to help children connect with the natural world while adding your own knowledge and skills to the instructional mix. Wilderness Awareness School relies on a strong base of volunteers to be able to offer quality summer programs to youth ages 4-18.

Our summer camps are held at local parks around King County in Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Carnation and Duvall. We offer full-day, half-day and overnight camps and serve about 1,800 youth every summer. These camps focus on survival skills, camouflage, tracking, wild edible plants, naturalist studies, storytelling, community building and much more.
To explore more about our camps go to: http://wildernessawareness.org/support/volunteer
To qualify you need to be enthusiastic about sharing your knowledge and appreciation of nature in a summer camp experience. Be willing to work with a team and able to openly communicate. Previous experience in leadership and teaching is helpful but not required.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Weekly	20	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Do you want to work in outdoor education or help young people connect with nature? If you would like to add to your skill set and experience how Wilderness Awareness School works with youth, consider working with us as a Summer Camp Volunteer Assistant Instructor!
Wilderness Awareness is a school that uses ancient and modern wisdom to empower people of all ages to become stewards, mentors, and leaders. In the last 30 years we have become a leading national organization in nature education that has inspired many individuals and schools. Our mentoring approach honors individuality, encourages self-sufficiency in learning, and awakens a kinship with nature as it trains youth and adults to blend the awareness of a native tracker with the knowledge of a wildlife biologist. Our wilderness education courses draw on traditions from indigenous cultures world-wide, emphasizing nature as teacher, routines to enhance awareness, storytelling, self-motivated learning, and tracking as an interpretive tool.
We are looking for volunteers for a week (40 hours) or up to six weeks, to help children connect with the natural world while adding your own knowledge and skills to the instructional mix. Wilderness Awareness School relies on a strong base of volunteers to be able to offer quality summer programs to youth ages 4-18.

Our summer camps are held at local parks around King County in Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Carnation and Duvall. We offer full-day, half-day and overnight camps and serve about 1,800 youth every summer. These camps focus on survival skills, camouflage, tracking, wild edible plants, naturalist studies, storytelling, community building and much more.
To explore more about our camps go to: http://wildernessawareness.org/support/volunteer
To qualify you need to be enthusiastic about sharing your knowledge and appreciation of nature in a summer camp experience. Be willing to work with a team and able to openly communicate. Previous experience in leadership and teaching is helpful but not required.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Weekly	20	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Do you want to work in outdoor education or help young people connect with nature? If you would like to add to your skill set and experience how Wilderness Awareness School works with youth, consider working with us as a Summer Camp Volunteer Assistant Instructor!
Wilderness Awareness is a school that uses ancient and modern wisdom to empower people of all ages to become stewards, mentors, and leaders. In the last 30 years we have become a leading national organization in nature education that has inspired many individuals and schools. Our mentoring approach honors individuality, encourages self-sufficiency in learning, and awakens a kinship with nature as it trains youth and adults to blend the awareness of a native tracker with the knowledge of a wildlife biologist. Our wilderness education courses draw on traditions from indigenous cultures world-wide, emphasizing nature as teacher, routines to enhance awareness, storytelling, self-motivated learning, and tracking as an interpretive tool.
We are looking for volunteers for a week (40 hours) or up to six weeks, to help children connect with the natural world while adding your own knowledge and skills to the instructional mix. Wilderness Awareness School relies on a strong base of volunteers to be able to offer quality summer programs to youth ages 4-18.

Our summer camps are held at local parks around King County in Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Carnation and Duvall. We offer full-day, half-day and overnight camps and serve about 1,800 youth every summer. These camps focus on survival skills, camouflage, tracking, wild edible plants, naturalist studies, storytelling, community building and much more.
To explore more about our camps go to: http://wildernessawareness.org/support/volunteer
To qualify you need to be enthusiastic about sharing your knowledge and appreciation of nature in a summer camp experience. Be willing to work with a team and able to openly communicate. Previous experience in leadership and teaching is helpful but not required.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Weekly	20	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

We wish to basically do some field work to improve the facilities our girls use. The field needs the following work:
-Bushes trimmed
-Outfield needs leveled
-Fertilizer and Seed need planted
-Edges need cut down and leveled (they have become a safety hazard)
-Generally leveling of other areas of complex for safety
-Nets need pulled tight(general construction skills would be useful)
-Closets need cleaned out

We are trying to create/maintain an area players can be proud of and fix some of the safety concerns to provide playable area that is free from hazards!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Morning Shift	50	n/a	n/a
Mid-Shift	50	n/a	n/a
Afternoon Shift	50	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Executive Board Memberships

Being a part of something that make a sufficient impact to communities in need is one of the greatest achievements one can commit too. Our purpose is to work with urban communities and create sustainable projects which reduce urban blight, promote green economic development and educate urban youth on environmentally sound ways to live.

Leadership
Leadership begins at the top. We need our leaders to provide direction, help set the tone for the organization and influence resources in order to achieve our organization purpose and goals. As a board member you have a fiduciary responsibility to aide with the financial direction of this organization. You are the goodwill ambassador for many of the organization activities. Your activities allow you to interface with many local political figures, corporate leaders and other non-profit officers

Responsibilities
The term for a board member is generally two years. Board members are responsible for raising not only their annual board initiation tax, but also funds for the organization. Board members may elect to serve more than two terms, but not more than two consecutive terms. Board members seeking to serve more than two consecutive terms will be requested to take a leave of absence for one year and return the follow period or be place on the senior advisory board.
Every member is required to assists with raising a portion of the annual budget for the non-profit either through project activities, fundraisers or cash donations to the non-profit. This figure will be explained during our annual budget meeting. Each board member will be required to lead one fund raising project for the year. These projects will require you to build your volunteer committee and oversee the program.

Available Shifts

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

Opportunity Details

Circles of San Antonio Community Coalition is a program of the San Antonio Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. Coalition has two opportunities to stuff bags:
1. Coalition members volunteered to read 4,000 essays from San Antonio youth in December 2015 for the Do the Write Thing Challenge Texas. Bexar County Juvenile Probation Chief Lynn Wilkerson and Judge Antonia Arteaga are the chairs of the San Antonio Chapter. Of those essays 66 finalist have been selected and will be attending an award banquet on 4/26/16. We have 66 backpacks that will need to be stuffed with the book of essays, a t shirt and other promotional items.
2. We will be working at the 4/30 DEA take backs across San Antonio and want to hand each person that drops off medications information about the SAWS event on 5/14 and information about our coalition efforts to reduce substance abuse in Bexar County.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
9-12 shift	6	n/a	n/a
1-4 shift	6	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Help Friends of the Wissahickon clear trails and clean up trash in Wissahickon Valley Park!

Available Shifts

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