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The LUNG FORCE Walk New Jersey is an annual event hosted by the American Lung Association during which we fill Duke Island park with a sea of Turquoise and show our support for those battling lung diseases, including lung cancer and COVID-19. We need volunteers who can help us make this day one to remember!

Volunteers will be needed to assist with early morning setup, participant check-in and registration, assistance on the Walk route, and help with the cleanup of the event. Please come prepared to have fun, and with a smile on your face! For more information, please visit www.lungforce.org/newjersey or reach out to Meta Stephens, Development Coordinator, at Meta.Stephens@lung.org.

Available Shifts

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

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SAGE is an Oregon-based nonprofit organization that believes in generational equity - each generation improves the quality of life for the next.

SAGE's Leaders Action Board (LAB) is a program for early-career leaders who are seeking growth opportunities in education, career, and civic service. LAB Leaders serve as an intergenerational bridge to advance solutions to challenges facing our shared future.

The LAB works to:

- Promote opportunities to give forward in all stages of life.
- Support emerging leaders to develop their collaboration, advocacy, and leadership skills.

As a LAB Leader, you connect with diverse partners through SAGE, while advancing your education and career. LAB Leaders meet about ten times a year, in-person, and online on occasion.

Learn more about our LAB and apply online at: https://wearesage.org/lab/.

Available Shifts

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

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We provide opportunities for visitors to lead a 30-60 minute class specific to their knowledge and expertise. It should be appropriate for children ages 3-14. Our children benefit by learning from visitors from different cultures. It is best that the class be led in Spanish, although our Director can translate English into Spanish if needed.

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Cerchiamo Volontarie e Volontari di tutte le età per intraprendere con noi un percorso di crescita personale al servizio della Comunità e del Territorio.
Per maggiori informazioni, contattaci!

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Princen Sammy Eduful & Herty Foundation, is a duly registered 501(C)(3), human services charitable international organization, serving the communities of Sacramento, Fontana, California, New Britain,Greater Hartford county, Connecticut, Montana, Houston,Texas, Mesa, AZ, New York, DC & other cities across the united states. And we are committed to enhancing the quality of life with our programs and services that empower and address the needs of at-risk children, youth, families, seniors, the most needy and vulnerable groups in the society. Currently, Princen Sammy Eduful & Herty Foundation, provides support services, medical equipment and food aid to approximately 53,000 families for hunger relief and food security. Humanitarian relief assistance and international development aid programs. Promoting humanitarian relief assistance and international development aid to Ghana by sending medical equipment,supplies and used clothing to support humanitarian & relief efforts in the third world countries during the humanitarian crisis . On average, they help around 53,000 beneficiaries per year.
Main tasks:
As a volunteer you will be expected to:
- Write content about Fund Development and Volunteer Management for Princen Sammy Eduful & Herty Foundation:
- Do research for the content you're creatingidentifying ,organizing and managing the fundraising activities on behalf of the PS Foundation(when needed)
-Focusing on new opportunities to obtain ongoing and increased support from corporations, public and private organizations, faith communities, and individuals
Corporate giving and volunteer initiatives
-Filling out online corporate, biz and fundraising application forms
- Share your personal experience on topics above by writing about it/recording a video and put it youtube (when needed)
Time zone: Pacific Time Zone and Eastern Standard
This activity is set in the following time zone:
Write content about Fund Development and Volunteer Management for Princen Sammy Eduful & Herty Foundation:
- Do research for the content you're creatingidentifying ,organizing and managing the fundraising activities on behalf of the PS Foundation(when needed)
-Focusing on new opportunities to obtain ongoing and increased support from corporations, public and private organizations, faith communities, and individuals
Corporate giving and volunteer initiatives
-Filling out online corporate, biz and fundraising application forms
- Share your personal experience on topics above by writing about it/recording a video and put it youtube (when needed)

Duration and frequency:
- Duration of session: 10:00am- 16:00 Hrs(4:00 pm)
- Frequency: 3 days a week and 4 weeks a month
- Length of commitment: Long term commitment but it will be on an annual basis
- Availability: [Evergreen/state when activity is available: Fontana,California, New Britain, Connecticut, Montana, Houston,Texas, Mesa, AZ, Montana, New York and. DC. Activity starts right away after approval is giving

Agenda:
The rough agenda of the activity will be as follows:
- [number] minutes: Briefing: 45 minutes to 1 hour at least
- [number] minutes: Assigning different volunteers to different content pieces: At least 30 minute to 1 hour
- [number] minutes: Writing/recording session; 1 hour to 3 hours at least
- [number] minutes: Overview of the activity: 5-7 hours a day for 3 days per week.
Additional info (what to bring/have):
For this activity, you should have:
- A computer on which you can [write/record] your content-Yes, the foundation may ship and provide computers to the volunteer, if needed.
- A stable wifi connection (if research is required) Yes, the foundation shall pay wifi cost used to render the programs and services for the volunteer

We will provide:
- [A list of content pieces we need/Topics we want content about:Write content about Fund Development and Volunteer Engagement Management for Princen Sammy Eduful & Herty Foundation:
- Do research for the content you're creatingidentifying ,organizing and managing the fundraising activities on behalf of the PS Foundation(when needed.
Describe the mission of a nonprofit: PS Foundation is committed to enhancing the quality of life with our programs and services that empower and address the needs of at-risk children, youth, families, seniors, the most needy and vulnerable groups in the society. Currently, Princen Sammy Eduful & Herty Foundation, provides support services, medical equipment and food aid to approximately 53,000 families for hunger relief and food security. Humanitarian relief assistance and international development aid programs. Promoting humanitarian relief assistance and international development aid to Ghana by sending medical equipment,supplies and used clothing to support humanitarian & relief efforts in the third world countries during the humanitarian crisis.
On average, they help around 25,000 beneficiaries per year. There's every likelihood that with this volunteer opportunity will help PS Foundation to increase and enhance the number of at-risk children, youth, families and seniors receiving support services to surpass previous records of 53,000 to 78,000.

Sincerely,
Princen Sammy Eduful & Herty Foundation
Tel: 1-403-971-3786
Email: princenfoundationticut@yahoo.com
princenfoundationusa@gmail.com
Web: https://princensammyfoundation.com

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You see them every time you open up a soft drink or soup, sometimes even when you feed your pet. Those tiny little tabs are easy to overlook, but they can make a BIG impact on the families of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Charlotte!

Though small, tabs are clean and easy to collect – and they add up fast. RMHC of GC takes tabs to our recycling partner, United Scrap Metal, and exchange the tabs for money for our guest family fund! Although it costs RMHC of GC approximately $130 a night to shelter a family in medical crisis, families are invited to make only a small financial donation, but many cannot afford to contribute anything at all. The money from pop tabs helps to ensure that we are able to accommodate every guest, regardless of their ability to pay.

Please contact Kayla Roberts with any questions regarding this opportunity at kayla@rmhclt.org or (704) 288-3520. Visit our website for more information: https://rmhclt.org/pop-tab-collections-ronald-mcdonald-house-charities-of-greater-charlotte/.

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Join the Catawba Riverkeepers for the largest single day watershed cleanup in the Southeast!

The Catawba Riversweep is a community cleanup event of the Catawba-Wateree River Basin. A collective effort of dozens of non-profit, governmental, and for profit organizations from 26 counties across North and South Carolina, the Catawba Riversweep is an example of the power of collaboration and cooperation.

This unique community engagement event is organized and led by the Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation, a 501c3 non-profit organization based in Charlotte, NC that was founded in 1997 and is dedicated to the preservation and protection of the waters of the Catawba-Wateree River for those who enjoy and depend on her.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Please do not use- please sign up on our site!	no limit	n/a	n/a

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The Black Hawk County Solid Waste Management Commission promotes properly managing materials from Black Hawk County homes. Special drop-off events help residents safely recycle electronics and dispose of certain toxic items. Due to the volume of materials received during these events, the Commission relies on volunteer hours to make them possible and run efficiently!

Volunteer at Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Events
Volunteer during Black Hawk County Solid Waste Management Commission drop-off events! To manage household hazardous waste and electric and electronic items from homes in Black Hawk County, the Black Hawk County Solid Waste Management Commission co-sponsors TWO drive-through-style drop-off events each year. The fall one will be September 7th at the Cedar Falls Public Works Complex, 2200 Technology Parkway, Cedar Falls. Registration is required to participate in these events.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
HHW eevent Volunteer	40	n/a	n/a

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Help researchers unlock data through Zooniverse.org, the world’s largest platform for people-powered research, with over 2.7 million people of all ages worldwide participating in over 80 active projects, from classifying galaxies, marking cells for cancer research, transcribing historic handwritten documents, and more.

To date, thousands of Microsoft employees have contributed over half a million classifications to Zooniverse projects!

During this session you will participate in PenguinWatch.org, a quick-to-learn site through which you can help researchers by tagging penguins in drone images. The data helps us understand the impact of climate change on this charismatic species and the health of our oceans.

You’ll hear directly from a Zooniverse team member about the impact of Penguin Watch, learn how to tag penguins, chicks and eggs in digital images, and spend most of the experience tagging penguins in the research project.

There is no preparation required. You will be guided through how to register for an account and how to tag penguins in the images. If you want to register for a Zooniverse account in advance, go to Zooniverse.org and select ‘register’ in the right corner. Please use your Microsoft email address so that your stats can be included in Microsoft’s overall stats on Zooniverse.

This opportunity is part of #Give2024 and beyond.

PARTICIPANTS: This project can be done by an individual or facilitated as a group. If facilitated by a Zooniverse team member, we require groups with 75+ participants. If led by a Giving Champion/employee, there is no minimum. For both scenarios, there is no maximum number of participants.

LOCATION: This activity can be completed in person or virtually over Teams. Each participant will use their laptop or computer to complete the classification experience of tagging penguins at PenguinWatch.org.

FACILITATION: Available as facilitated by a Zooniverse team member or non-facilitated. If non-facilitated (led by a Giving Champion/employee), we will provide a facilitator guide and template slide deck that you can adapt for your event and team.

REPEATABILITY AND PARTICIPANT NUMBERS: If you would like your event facilitated by a Zooniverse team member, we can offer 5 facilitated sessions for groups with 75+ participants (see Facilitated session signup Max of 5). There is no limit on the number of sessions that can be led by a Giving Champion/employee (see Non-facilitated session with no limit).

DURATION: If facilitated by a Zooniverse team member, opportunity will last 60 minutes (or can be adapted to last 45 minutes). If facilitated by a Giving Champion/employee, the experience can be modified to a shorter length (e.g., 20 minutes) or the full 60 minutes. Information on this flexibility included in the facilitator guide.

DATE/TIME: If facilitated by a Zooniverse team member, best to consider windows within Monday-Friday 9am-5:30pm CT and Monday-Thursday 8:30-10pm CT.

GEOGRAPHIC REACH: The Zooniverse is hosted and led by the Adler Planetarium in Chicago, the University of Oxford, and the University of Minnesota, in partnership with researchers around the world. The Penguin Watch project images are taken in Antarctica and the project is led by the University of Oxford. The Penguin Watch site is translated into English, Spanish, French, Mandarin, and Czech.

FUNDING REQUIRED: None

ADDITIONAL DETAILS:
Supplies required: Computer/tablet/laptop, internet
Type of Volunteer Project: Virtual, At Home, or In-person
Event Characteristics: Hands-on, individual or group, scalable event size, team building

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Join the Camp Jamison Board and Ignite Change

The primary goal of joining the Camp Jamison Board is to contribute to its growth and development, ensuring it continues to provide transformative summer camp experiences for children from diverse backgrounds. As we celebrate our 15th year in 2025, your involvement will be crucial in helping us reach more children and enrich their lives through the magic of summer camp.

Why It Is Important:
Since its inception in 2011, Camp Jamison has been a vital resource for the children of Philadelphia, offering a unique blend of diversity, inclusivity, and affordability. Our board members are pivotal in guiding the organization, supporting fundraising efforts, and expanding our reach. By joining our board, you will help sustain and grow a program that positively impacts hundreds of young lives each year, providing them with opportunities for personal growth, leadership development, and lifelong memories. Your expertise, passion, and dedication are essential to helping us continue this mission and ensure that every child can benefit from the enriching experience of Camp Jamison.

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