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Many teams come to the sanctuary to help with projects around the animals. We are a busy working rescue and animals welfare organisation that combines their care and well-being with that of education and enrichment for humankind.
Volunteer teams help us with the initial daily care of the animals followed by a project that can range from clearing a pen, taking down a pig house and rebuilding one, repairing fencing, clearing ground, painting and maintenance along with re-bedding, pen maintenance, brushing and oiling the pigs. Depending on when you come, will determine the things that need doing, e.g. close to Christmas, it may be setting up the grotto and sleigh etc. Autumn, clearing leaves and rebuilding our hibernation area for hedgehogs, summer may be filling wallows and clearing pathways etc.
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Youth Volunteer Corps of Hampton Roads is part of an international network of programs that offers youth (ages 11-18) the opportunity to gain skills and improve their world through volunteering. YVCHR mobilizes diverse groups of youth volunteers from across the community into teams to complete meaningful service-learning projects that address a variety of important needs across Hampton Roads. Team Leaders plan, recruit for, and facilitate service-learning projects for youth and represent the YVC program to schools, agencies and other YVC program partners. Adult volunteers who can commit to at least one project per month (evenings/weekends) and who wish to join our team are invited to email kmorgan@yvchr.org for an application. Prospective Team Leaders who have a particular interest or area of expertise may choose to facilitate projects in one strategic focus area or that address a particular need (animal welfare, environmental conservation, hunger, homelessness, community gardening, etc.).

Minimum Qualifications
● Be at least 18 years old with a high school diploma or GED
● Be a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident alien
● Be available for a minimum of one project per month (evenings, Saturdays and school breaks)
● Have experience volunteering and working with youth
● Be outgoing, friendly and able to multitask
● Communicate well with people from a variety of backgrounds, including at-risk youth
● Have a passion for helping youth succeed
● Have basic computer knowledge
● Own a reliable vehicle and valid driver’s license
● Be willing to get hands dirty

Preferred Qualifications
● Excellent communication skills including public speaking
● Experience working with 11-18 year-old youth
● Knowledge of service-learning
● Familiarity with the nonprofit sector

Benefits
● Gain experience working with and supervising youth, planning multi-dimensional
service-learning projects
● Gain experience working with a variety of local nonprofits, making contacts for future
employment
● CPR/First Aid certification and other professional development options available
  • Sat , 10/14/2023 - 10:00 to Sat , 10/14/2023 - 12:00
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Mays Days is an opportunity to earn service hours, conservation hours, and help maintain Mays Family Scout Ranch. Mays Days will happen at Mays Family Scout Ranch, 3445 Fest Rd, San Antonio, TX 78264, on a quarterly basis:

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General no limit n/a n/a
  • Sat , 11/04/2023 - 09:00 to Sat , 11/04/2023 - 13:00
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Join Keep America Beautiful on November 4th, 2023 to leave a legacy that will last for generations to come. RAIN OR SHINE!

Join us for the Orange County RETREET! This event will begin at 9:00 am with check-in at Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center (2111 W. Park Avenue, Orange, TX 77630). Volunteers will be taught proper tree planting techniques, then arranged into small groups that will be sent to home sites throughout Orange County to replant large native trees for residents rebuilding from the numerous hurricanes and tornados over the past decade.

Working with local partners, Keep America Beautiful and RETREET® are focusing on a new strategic priority: community restoration and resiliency. RETREET® is the only program in the world redefining disaster relief by engaging communities to replant lost trees.

To Volunteer, click here: https://volunteer.kab.org/opportunity/a2a8X000005Um9hQAC/orange-county-retreet

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Green City action runs volunteer mornings on Tuesday and Thursday at its community allotment. Participants are refugees, asylum seekers and new arrivals or vulnerable and isolated members of its community. participants are encouraged to take part and learn year round allotment activities - sometimes, just weeding and watering but also re potting , planting and pruning. A regular task is grass and hedge cutting , or working in the polly tunnels. even with 2 part time workers , there is a lot of work to do - digging beds, making tree trellises. repairing or erecting sheds , fencing, composters, decking etc. The allotment provides an empathetic space for horticultural and food learning learning, good food practice, language learning and for discussion of issues faced by our community. it is essential to receive funding and help days where major work, that can not be done by vulnerable people can be facilitated
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Saving the Amazon is a Colombian foundation with an international presence, as we have operations in Colombia, Brazil and Peru, as well as an office in Madrid, Spain. But mostly, Saving the Amazon is an engine of social transformation. Since our conception we have sought to transform the way we understand our relationship with other people, with trees and in general with everything around us. Saving the Amazon has been working for more than 8 years with more than 25
indigenous communities for the conservation of the Amazon and the culture of the indigenous peoples who live there, through the planting of native trees.
All the trees are planted by the communities within their collective territories, they are marked with a name or message, codified and georeferenced. Each tree is cared for individually by indigenous communities for 3 years. At the time of planting each tree is photographed and then again every 6 months during the
36 months of care. All this individual and granular process is possible thanks to the technology that we have developed for this purpose, which allows us to carry out a simple and effective management of all the plantings carried out.
  • Sat , 09/23/2023 - 09:00 to Sat , 09/23/2023 - 12:00
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Please join the Aquarium of the Pacific in cleaning up our local coastline. Coffee, water, and light breakfast will be available for volunteers. Please bring your own reusable coffee mug and water bottle. Bags and gloves will be provided. Convenient free parking is available.
Register at: https://form.jotform.com/231976417506159

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  • Sat , 09/23/2023 - 09:00 to Sat , 09/23/2023 - 13:00
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COME PLANT WITH US!
Join Keep America Beautiful on September 23rd, 2023 to leave a legacy that will last for generations to come. RAIN OR SHINE!

Join us for the final tree planting event for the Miami Valley TREEcovery Campaign! This event will begin at 9:00 am with check-in at Sinclair Park (685 Shoup Mill Rd. Dayton, OH 45415). Volunteers will be taught proper tree planting techniques, then arranged into small groups that will be sent to home sites throughout neighborhoods in Harrison Township, Trotwood, and Brookville to replant large native trees for residents rebuilding in the wake of the 2019 tornados.

Working with local partners, Keep America Beautiful and RETREET® are focusing on a new strategic priority: community restoration and resiliency. RETREET® is the only program in the world redefining disaster relief by engaging communities to replant lost trees.

To Volunteer, click here: https://volunteer.kab.org/opportunity/a2a8X000005UelnQAC/dayton-iv#

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  • Sat , 10/21/2023 - 07:30 to Sat , 10/21/2023 - 11:30
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Join your fellow Capital associates and help bring restoration and hope within the heart of a community that’s being rebirthed just down the freeway.

Saturday, October 21, 2023
7:30am – 11:30am

The nonprofit Compton Initiative unites people from all backgrounds to "Just Do Good" one property at a time by replacing blight, graffiti and trash with repairs, paint and hope.

Please join us for a fun and rewarding day! It’s a fulfilling experience for volunteers and a lasting gift for residents.

You, your family and friends are invited to take part! Children as young as elementary school age are also welcome with adult supervision.

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Capital Group 75 n/a n/a
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We love welcoming corporate volunteers for their volunteering days.
We welcome groups of 8-10 people and ask for a donation of £350 which we use for extra coordination time on the day and to pay our utilities.

Lifeafterhummus operates a social supermarket, re-use centre and redistribution network for local residents and redistributes 5T of surplus food per month to 11 local hostels, 1 local after-school club, 1 faith group and 80 local families.

Come and spend the day under the supervision of our coordinators and volunteers learning about waste prevention whilst supporting the local community.
What can you expect:
You'll be collecting surplus from nearby stores on foot using hand carts.
Sorting thru the supplies inside the centre.
Helping with any tasks that are needed including dealing with light cleaning.
Going out on foot to redistribute the surplus you've collect to nearby hostels.