Opportunity Details

Spend the morning with Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve and help us further our wetland restoration efforts as we plant camas bulbs and milkweed plugs to improve pollinator habitat.

Please be prepared to spend the day outside in muddy conditions and dress accordingly.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	40	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Spend the morning with Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve and help us further our wetland restoration efforts as we plant camas bulbs and milkweed plugs to improve pollinator habitat.

Please be prepared to spend the day outside in muddy conditions and dress accordingly.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	40	n/a	n/a

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Join City Year Seattle/King County in beautifying the school grounds of a Seattle Public School in South Seattle. Our main focus will be litter abatement, and we will do some landscape beautification if volunteer numbers allow. Help us create a welcoming school environment for students in Seattle! This event can be repeated for multiple groups of volunteers. Minimum group size is 5, maximum group size is 50. We ask for volunteer groups to supply $50 per person per hour volunteering, or a group project sponsorship of $2,500.
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City Year Seattle is an anti-racist, youth-centered organization powered by AmeriCorps members – young leaders who dedicate a year of service to make Seattle’s schools equitable by helping students reach their academic goals. Our corps members work ten hours/day as fulltime as “student success coaches” inside the classrooms of 8 systemically under-resourced public schools in south Seattle. #Give2022

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	50	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

The Mississippi River needs our help! We’re proud to once again be teaming up with our longstanding non-profit partner, Living Lands and Waters, to host an outdoor watershed clean-up event along the Mississippi River to help build a cleaner watershed and a more sustainable world – starting right here in St. Louis. They will provide everything you need to participate including garbage bags, gloves, water, sunscreen and bug spray. Please wear long pants and closed toed shoes.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Living Lands and Waters Clean-up	100	n/a	n/a

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Állatok ellátása:
- Állataink érdeke, hogy megismerjék a szocializáció fogalmát, amit a rendszeres foglalkozás által tudnak elsajátítani. Ebben a témakörben végezhető tevékenységek: szőrzetápolás, játék, a kutyák sétáltatása, kutyaiskolában való képzése stb.
- A menhelyen elszállásolt állatok kényelme és egészsége szempontjából fontos feladat a futtatók, sétáltató terület takarítása és rendbetétele.
- Nagy segítség a hordozók és egyéb eszközök és felszerelések rendezése, javítása, tisztítása.

Az Alapítvány működésének segítése:
- Rendezvények, adománygyűjtő kampányok előkészítésében, lebonyolításában való közreműködés.
- Adományok beszerzése, szállítása, rendszerezése és pakolása nagy segítség számunkra.
- Oktatásban, táborozásban, gyerekekkel való foglalkozásban is várjuk a lelkes önkéntesek segítségét.

Önkéntes feladatokban való részvétel feltétele az önkéntes képzésünkön való részvétel. Képzéseket havi rendszerességgel tartunk, melyekre az alapítvány weboldalán lehet jelentkezni. https://rex.hu/hu/onkentesseg/onkenteseknek/

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#Give2022 Please join us to set -up for a beer and cider tasting. Duties include hanging tent signs, placing linens on tables, helping breweries unload, setting up booths, and more. All funds raised through this event, zoo.org/brew, fund conservation projects locally and globally. Please help us keep costs down by volunteering your time to set up for the event. Woodland Park Zoo supports or leads more than 30 projects worldwide, such as the Namibian Giraffe Conservation and Western Pond Turtle Recovery Program, zoo.org/conservation. Dress comfortably and wear good walking shoes to work outside. (Free zoo entry for volunteers on October 6 beginning at 9:30am until your shift begins. If you would like to attend Brew at the Zoo as a guest after your shift, please purchase an event ticket at zoo.org/brew for this fundraiser.)

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Brew at the Zoo Set-Up (shift 1)	12	n/a	n/a
Brew at the Zoo Set-Up (shift 2)	12	n/a	n/a

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If you are a passionate and hands-on person who wants to contribute to your community and help end furniture poverty, then volunteering for the Furniture Bank in Toronto may be for you.

AS A SHOWROOM GUIDE VOLUNTEER, YOU WILL:

Greet clients and learn more about what they need for their homes and families
Accompany clients around the showroom and help them with any furniture selections, using an iPad to track selected items and cost
Pack, unpack, and sort various donated household items
Provide general information and answer questions about the Furniture Bank
Work alongside other volunteers and visitors, and support with basic administrative tasks
IS THIS YOU?

Willing to commit to volunteering once a week for 4 hours, over a 6-month period.
Shifts are scheduled from Monday to Friday from 8:30am – 12:30pm
Be at least 18 years old and fluent in English
Comfortable with using technology and have access to an email
Able to be standing/walking for a 4-hour shift on a concrete floor, and pack household items
Comfortable working with people who do not speak English as their primary language
Understand and knowledge of diverse cultures and challenges of vulnerable populations (including formerly homeless, those leaving shelters, newcomers to Canada, refugees, seniors, LGBTQ, etc.)

Opportunity Details

SPCC operates a 35 bed emergency shelter. The bedrooms are in need of fresh paint. This project would allow all six bedrooms to be cleaned, painted, and set back up for the guests of the shelter.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Clean Up and Paint Prep	12	n/a	n/a
Painting	12	n/a	n/a
Clean up and set beds	16	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

The Colgate-Palmolive experts will provide valuable information in two two-hour zoom conversations with our Heat Island Resiliency (HIRP) undergraduate team. The focus of their conversations will include but not be limited to: heat island challenges in NYC, greatest heat vulnerability in these communities, methods of financing resiliency in these heat vulnerable communities, strategies to maximize social communication within these communities, strategies to maximize attention of others who can help from outside of the community. The Baruch HIRP team has been asked to: 1) map the heat-related communication networks between community leaders, and between community leaders in two heat vulnerable council districts within each of three NYC boroughs (Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens) and 2) clarify preparation strategies promoted through these networks. These HIRP students will 1) conduct semi-structured interviews with community leaders (e.g., district council members, local NGOs, and local health and safety leadership, 2) map heat communication networks, 3) map communication network with residents regarding extreme heat preparation, 4) invite leaders to an on-line group zoom conversation to discuss heat island issues in their district, leadership communication, and neighborhood strategies for safety before and during extreme heat events, 5) create and share a report with community leadership describing the communication network in their council district regarding preparation for and response to extreme heat, 6) generate ideas for resiliency financing, 7) capture plans to bring renewable energy to these neighborhoods and 8) consider ways to reduce local heat vulnerability.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	10	n/a	n/a
General	10	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

It has been more than 20 years since 9/11. To commemorate this occasion, we will honor the victims and heroes of that day through acts of service to support a new generation of civic-minded Americans. We invite you to join us in unity for the September 11 National Day of Service and Remembrance.

On Saturday, September 10, 2022, beginning at 0900 hours, The Mission Continues’ Killeen Service Platoon and its local community partners will host a service project honoring 9/11 through service. We will improve and overhaul an aquaponics system at Heroes Rancheros, a veteran advocacy organization based in Florence, Texas. By partnering and working with Heroes Rancheroes to rebuild their aquaponics system, we will be an integral part of their aquaponics and horticulture initiative.

The program’s goal is to promote healthy food for those in need, particularly the veterans in the Florence area. With access to the right resources, people can become empowered by their abilities and gain the confidence to fulfill their most basic necessities. Aside from the aquaponics and horticulture initiative, Heroes Rancheros also provide mental health education, veteran advocacy, tiny homes & housing, livestock therapy, and special skills training.

The Killeen Service Platoon is humbled and proud to partner with Heroes Rancheros and other community organizations in commemorating the September 11 National Day of Service and Remembrance through meaningful and impactful community service. Charlie Mike!

Available Shifts

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