Opportunity Details

The Regenboog India Foundation needs content written by volunteers. Volunteers are needed to update the written materials on the website, brochure, newsletters, and yearly reports.

If we can get the content writing done, we'll have a significant impact since we'll be able to reach out to them at the right time with the correct resources. Since it is a grassroots group, funding it would also help us save time and money. Right now, we need volunteers more than ever to redo our brochure and website content.

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Volunteers needed to support Friends of Lake Accotink Park at the
Lake Accotink Park Community Day Celebration, 26 August 2023 11-7pm The event is a family-friendly celebration with food, free raffle free amusements, boat rentals, pollinator garden tours, face/rock painting, fishing and more! Explore the trails, enjoy the scenic views and relax with your family in a beautiful park setting. Many volunteer shifts available **Lake Accotink Park Community Day https://www.eventbrite.com/e/688849055067?aff=oddtdtcreator

Volunteer FLAP Stations Shift #1 (9am - 12pm)
Volunteer FLAP Stations Shift #2 (12pm - 3pm)
Volunteer FLAP Stations Shift #3 (3am – 5:30pm)
Help set up - Work with other Volunteers at the FLAP Snack Shack- Snow Cone - Bandana – Giving Tree Free Raffle - Pollinator Garden - Face/Rock painting Stations

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Shift #1 Help set up - Work with other Volunteers at the FLAP Snack Shack- Snow Cone - Bandana – Giving Tree Free Raffle - Pollinator Garden - Face/Rock painting Stations	25	n/a	n/a
Shift #2 Work with other Volunteers at the FLAP Snack Shack- Snow Cone - Bandana – Giving Tree Free Raffle - Pollinator Garden - Face/Rock painting Stations	25	n/a	n/a
Shift #3 Help Clean-up - Work with other Volunteers at the FLAP Snack Shack- Snow Cone - Bandana – Giving Tree Free Raffle - Pollinator Garden - Face/Rock painting Stations	25	n/a	n/a

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The QBE AcceliCITY Resilience Challenge is one of the top startup accelerators of its kind in the world. We work with entrepreneurs from around the world who have developed some of the most promising solutions to create a more sustainable and resilient future for all. This volunteer opportunity seeks judges for a pivotal moment in the AcceliCITY program-- selecting the Top 50 Solutions. In May we started with 650 startups from 80 countries, now we need your help to provide invaluable feedback to these entrepreneurs and to score each to determine who moves on to the next round.

You are welcome to sign up for multiple one-hour sessions. Each one-hour session will be a one-on-one meeting with one team. They will share their pitch with you and then you will have an opportunity to ask questions and dive deeper into their solution. After 45 minutes, the entrepreneur will exit and you will have 15 minutes to complete the Feedback Form (shared with the entrepreneur) and the Evaluation Form (not shared-- used for scoring purposes).

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Aug. 29th 9-10 am	no limit	n/a	n/a
Aug. 29th 10-11am	no limit	n/a	n/a
Aug. 29th 11am-12pm	no limit	n/a	n/a
Aug. 30th 9-10am	no limit	n/a	n/a
Aug. 30th 10-11am	no limit	n/a	n/a
Aug. 30th 11am -12pm	no limit	n/a	n/a
Aug. 31st 9-10am	no limit	n/a	n/a
Aug. 31st 10-11am	no limit	n/a	n/a
Aug. 31st 11am-12pm	no limit	n/a	n/a

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We're looking for a few great new members to join the Birds Connect Seattle Board of Directors to advocate and organize for cities where people and birds thrive.

We're looking for folx with backgrounds to help amplify our local impact. It's an exciting time to be a part of the organization in support of our name change, urban conservation efforts, and significant momentum on our organization's equity and justice journey.

Let's save some birds together.

Review the full position description and apply: https://birdsconnectsea.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Board-Position-Description-July-20.2023.pdf

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🔧🌟 Volunteer Opportunity: Set Up/Break Down at Ride-and-Drive Event! 🚗🔌

Are you passionate about creating a greener, cleaner future? Join us as a volunteer at Breathe California's Ride-and-Drive event, where the San Jose community will explore the latest electric vehicles at Lake Cunningham! 🌿

🔹 **Event Details:**
Date: August 24, 2024
Location: Lake Cunningham Park
2305 S. White Road, CA 95148 Parking Lot D
Parking: Parking Lots C & E

🔹 **Volunteer Roles:**
1. **Set-Up Crew:** Help us transform the event space. From arranging displays to setting up tables and canopies, your hands-on support will ensure a seamless experience for attendees.
2. **Break-Down Team:** After the event, join our dedicated team to dismantle and pack up equipment. Your efforts will be essential in restoring the area and leaving no trace behind.

🔹 **Benefits:**
- Be a part of an inspiring event promoting sustainable transportation.
- Connect with like-minded individuals and make a positive impact on your community.
-High school students will receive community service hours.

🔹 **Requirements:**
- Physical ability to assist with setup/breakdown tasks.
- Reliable commitment to assigned shifts.

🔹 **How to Join:**
If you're ready to contribute to an exciting event that promotes cleaner air and innovative transportation solutions, please sign up today!

Let's work together to make a difference! 🌎🚀 #VolunteerForChange #RideAndDrive2023

*SET UP SHIFT BEGINS 8AM ENDS 11:30AM*
*BREAK DOWN SHIFT BEGINS 11AM ENDS 2:30PM*

EVENT RUNS 10AM-2PM

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General Shift + Set Up	25	n/a	n/a
General Shift + Break Down	25	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Do you like to sew? Do you have access to a sewing machine? Do you have some pre-loved fabric that you can repurpose to prevent it ending in landfil? If so, this is a great volunteering choice that we'd love you to help us with.

What's involved?
Download a sewing template from our website: https://finalstrawsolent.files.wordpress.com/2022/11/borrow-bag-instructions.pdf
Video sewing instructions here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtqotZsDSfE
Sew a bag / multiple bags and then post them back to us. Please note we cannot cover the cost of postage. If you are local to us we can try and arrange collection from you, or local drop-off if easier (email us to discuss this). Address for bags being returned by post: 36 Oak Tree Drive, Emsworth, Hampshire, PO10 7UJ, UK.

More info:
Final Straw Foundation’s Borrow Bag Scheme is a community-based engagement project that directly tackles the amount of single-use plastic bags used in towns and villages in the Solent region. The area is home to some beautiful stretches of coastline that are sadly often blighted by plastic pollution, including plastic bags. This scheme has 3 main aims. To reduce the amount of pre-loved fabric that ends up in landfill or being incinerated in the area, to minimise the number of plastic bags used in local towns and villages and to bring people together to work on a creative and sociable project.
The idea is simple. Local people make reusable fabric bags from material that would otherwise have ended up in our waste streams. This may include old curtains, duvet covers and other fabric remnants. These are cut according to a template and sewn into new, tough reusable bags. When we receive the bags back, we will sew a specific fabric logo on to the front to show they are part of the scheme. The bags are supplied to shops that have signed up to the scheme, and are then given out as an alternative to the customer taking a plastic bag. Fabric is saved from being thrown away, and plastic bags are no longer needed.
To date, volunteers involved in the Borrow Bag scheme have made a thousand borrow bags. The charity hopes that this number will double for 2023, aiming for approximately 2,000 bags to be made by individuals and across the groups, to be given out in local shops. Sessions will be run across Hampshire and West Sussex. Individual volunteers working on bags at home are based from Dorset to West Sussex, and we hope you would like to help us grow this remote element of this scheme.

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At Final Straw Foundation beach cleans we responsibly remove & correctly dispose of rubbish. Working together we can have a greater impact on our natural marine environments. You can find all our upcoming beach cleans on our eventbrite page here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/final-straw-foundation-38668849343

The Final Straw Foundation will provide gloves, litter pickers, bags & buckets, but if you have any of your own that you would like to use please bring them.

By signing up you confirm that you have read & agree to respect our beach clean rules.
BEACH CLEAN RULES

- There will be a safety briefing at the start of the event, please listen carefully and adhere to the guidelines.

- Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes, and watch your footing. No flip-flops or sandals, please - sometimes stones can be sharp or there may be unseen broken glass on the beach.

- Only go where instructed to go on the day.

- Under 18's must be accompanied by a responsible adult who stays with them for the duration of the event, FSF accepts no responsibility for any minors attending the event.

- Do not enter the water. If you have a minor with you, please make sure they do not enter the water.

- Dress for the weather. If it's hot, wear sun cream, if it's raining bring a rain jacket and so on - layers are great.

- Please bring your own drink in a reusable container - no single-use plastic please!

- Do not pick up anything sharp (broken glass, needles etc). Inform a host and we will remove it. We will have a sharps bin with us.

- Participation is at the individual's own risk, but please report any incidents to the hosts.

- Do not put your hands anywhere near your face, especially eyes or mouth during the clean. You never know what you may have touched and your gloves will probably be dirty.

- Bring hand sanitiser for after the clean-up and wash your hands thoroughly as soon as possible after the event.

- Return all equipment and litter to the collection/drop-off spot.

- Well-behaved dogs on leads are more than welcome, but please keep them with you, under control and be aware of others with your dogs even if they are friendly - both adults and children can be nervous of dogs. Make sure you clean up after your dog.

Beach cleaning is invaluable for removing litter, including plastics & so many other potentially harmful items, to protect our local harbours, waterways & seas. However, it’s also really important to be conscious of the impact of our beach cleaning activity on wildlife at the very beaches we are trying to protect.

Opportunity Details

Assist the zoo's horticultural team! Likely projects include tending a browse garden, which provides nutrition and enrichment to animals; landscaping, such as spreading mulch and weeding; fertilizing and re-potting violets to support the Silverspot butterfly re-population project. Garden gloves provided. Please wear closed-toe shoes and dress for the weather.
Volunteers receive free admission to the zoo the day of service, so please plan time to explore the zoo.
Note: Microsoft employee Linwang Lu has organized this event with the zoo. Please sign up as directed by Linwang.
#Give2023

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General Horticulture Volunteer	20	n/a	n/a

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Village Capital | Would you like to mentor our Innovation for Ecosystem Restoration 2023 cohort?

The Innovation for Ecosystem Restoration Africa 2023, supported by Moody's Corporation, is an accelerator program that will support 10 entrepreneurs promoting ecosystem restoration by addressing deforestation, land degradation, water scarcity, loss of biodiversity, and adverse climate change, which have emerged as some of the most pressing challenges facing sub-Saharan Africa.

ARTICULATING YOUR BUSINESS MODEL is a virtual session where mentors connect with startups on their business models and provide feedback on:
(1) whether companies have identified the correct key risks in their business models; and on
(2) a strategic challenge companies are facing related to sales, partnerships, or customer acquisition.

SUMMARY
Before you arrive, companies will have mapped their business models and laid out visually the participants on the supplier and customer sides of their model. This is a more free form representation of a business model than the business model canvas but should include many of the same key elements--suppliers, partners, distributors, customers, and end-users.

In small groups with mentors and other companies in the cohort, each team will describe their business model, and receive feedback from the mentors

ROLE REQUIREMENTS
We are looking for volunteers within the Moody's that can offer insight into the process of developing and explaining a business model to understand its strengths and areas of opportunity.
Interest and expertise in the ecosystem restoration space- specifically around deforestation, land degradation, water scarcity, loss of biodiversity, and adverse climate change.
Work experience in least one sub-Saharan African country and or knowledge of the ecosystem.
Have a level of business acumen to be able to provide valuable insights regarding the subject matter.

BEFORE THE SESSION:
-Volunteers will receive a calendar invitation and a Mentor Prep including information about the session and the companies.
-The session will be held in English.

** Volunteers are welcome to participate in one or more program events.

Available Shifts

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

Opportunity Details

Village Capital | Would you like to mentor our Innovation for Ecosystem Restoration 2023 cohort?

The Innovation for Ecosystem Restoration Africa 2023, supported by Moody's Corporation, is an accelerator program that will support 10 entrepreneurs promoting ecosystem restoration by addressing deforestation, land degradation, water scarcity, loss of biodiversity, and adverse climate change, which have emerged as some of the most pressing challenges facing sub-Saharan Africa.

MARKET MAPPING is a virtual session where mentors come in to provide feedback on whether entrepreneurs have correctly analysed their market size and strategies to capture their market.

SUMMARY
You’ll be required to read about the companies in the cohort in advance. Each mentor will be in a small
group with their assigned companies. Entrepreneurs will then be required to present their market sizing and analysis, and strategies of how to operate and add value within their market. The goal of this session is for teams to receive feedback around their market sizing and analysis, and strategies of how to operate and add value within their market.

ROLE REQUIREMENTS
We are looking for volunteers within Moody's that can offer insight into mapping a market opportunity process (TAM, SAM, SOM) and an understanding of what realistic objectives look like in terms of expansion and consolidation.
Interest and expertise in the ecosystem restoration space- specifically around deforestation, land degradation, water scarcity, loss of biodiversity, and adverse climate change.
Work experience in least one sub-Saharan African country and or knowledge of the ecosystem.
Have a level of business acumen to be able to provide valuable insights regarding the subject matter.

BEFORE THE SESSION:
-Volunteers will receive a calendar invitation and a Mentor Prep including information about the session and the companies.
-The session will be held in English.

** Volunteers are welcome to participate in one or more program events.

Available Shifts

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