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Volunteers through H2O Planet assist with Underwater Trash Clean-ups in Lakes, Beaches, and Oceans. We're working with Volunteer Scuba Divers to assist with removing trash below the surface of the water, during organized "Dive Against Debris Dives" (which will be scheduled throughout Summer and Fall 2025. Please consider making a Financial Donation to our Nonprofit Public Charity - to assist in obtaining supplies (Mesh Trash bags, garbage bags, gloves, underwater metal detectors to assist with recovering trash from the Deep Water). We also work with Inner-City Youth on Diversity and Conservation Awareness. Please read more about our Mission at https://H2O-Planet.org. Thank you!
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About Pim Pam PumPim Pam Pum is a dynamic non-profit student association dedicated to driving social change through innovative projects. Based in Paris, France, we empower students to develop their professional skills by working on real-world social action initiatives, guided by expert mentors. Our mission is to foster cultural diversity, support community-driven solutions, and create meaningful impact through collaborative projects. Join us to make a difference while honing your project management expertise!
Position: Volunteer Project Manager
Location: Remote or Paris, France (flexible, depending on project needs)
Time Commitment: 3 times per week (flexible, project-based)
Duration: 3
Role Overview
Pim Pam Pum is seeking a motivated Volunteer Project Manager to lead and coordinate impactful social action projects. As a key member of our team, you will oversee project planning, execution, and evaluation, ensuring alignment with our mission to create positive community outcomes. This role offers an opportunity to apply project management skills in a meaningful nonprofit setting, collaborate with passionate students and mentors, and contribute to initiatives that promote cultural diversity and social good.
Key Responsibilities
Project Planning: Develop detailed project plans, including timelines, milestones, and resource requirements, to ensure successful execution of social action initiatives.
Team Coordination: Collaborate with student volunteers, mentors, and external partners to assign tasks, monitor progress, and maintain clear communication.
Risk Management: Identify potential challenges and implement strategies to mitigate risks, ensuring projects stay on track.
Monitoring and Reporting: Track project progress, provide regular updates to stakeholders, and prepare impact reports to showcase outcomes.
Mentorship Support: Work closely with expert mentors to guide student volunteers, fostering skill development and professional growth.
Qualifications
Experience: Prior experience in project management (professional, academic, or volunteer) is preferred but not required.
Skills: Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills. Ability to manage multiple tasks and work collaboratively in a team environment.
Passion: Enthusiasm for social impact, cultural diversity, and supporting student-led initiatives.
Language: Proficiency in English; French and/or Spanish is an advantage but not mandatory.
Benefits:
Skill Development: Gain hands-on project management experience in a nonprofit setting, enhancing your resume and professional portfolio.
Networking: Connect with students, mentors, and professionals in the nonprofit and social impact sectors.
Impact: Contribute to meaningful projects that drive social change and support Pim Pam Pum’s mission.
Flexibility: Work remotely or in-person, with a schedule tailored to your availability.
Why Volunteer with Pim Pam Pum?
As a Volunteer Project Manager, you’ll play a pivotal role in transforming ideas into impactful realities. Whether you’re coordinating a community event, managing a photography contest, or supporting a cultural initiative, your work will empower students and communities alike. Be part of a vibrant, purpose-driven team and make a lasting difference with Pim Pam Pum!
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Are you passionate about the environment and well-connected in the business world? Join ON A MISSION, a Swiss non-profit dedicated to restoring forests and empowering local communities worldwide.We’re looking for a Volunteer Partnership Lead to help us grow our impact. If you can connect with companies and inspire them to take climate action by planting trees, this is the role for you!
What’s in it for you?
Be part of a mission that’s changing the world.
Collaborate with like-minded individuals.
Potential for financial incentives when new partners join and plant trees.
Job Description
Role: Volunteer Partnership Lead
Location: Remote (flexible hours) (Switzerland or Similar time zone)
Commitment: Volunteer-based with potential financial incentives for new partnerships.
About ON A MISSION:
ON A MISSION is a Swiss non-profit focused on restoring forests and empowering communities.
Key Responsibilities:
Identify and reach out to companies and potential partners aligned with our mission.
Build and maintain relationships with decision-makers and influencers in the corporate sector.
Present ON A MISSION’s reforestation projects and encourage companies to plant trees.
Collaborate with our team to create strategies for partner engagement.
Track and report partnership activities and results.
Requirements:
Strong networking and relationship-building skills.
Existing connections in the corporate world are highly beneficial.
Passionate about climate action and sustainability.
Excellent communication and persuasion skills.
Self-driven, organized, and goal-oriented.
What We Offer:
A chance to create real environmental impact.
Work with a dynamic and mission-driven team.
Potential financial incentives based on successful partnerships and tree-planting commitments.
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The Environmental Excellence Celebration honors environmental advocates across the state. Communities, civic groups, government agencies, tribes, and any other individuals who have made a significant impact on beautification, litter remediation, and environmental sustainability are honored for their efforts on awards night. This event aids in raising the operating budget for the fiscal year through sponsorships and donations.Volunteers have the opportunity to welcome and register guests, assist with raffle, wine and restaurant pull, selling tickets, and checking out post-event.
Available Shifts
| Shift Name | Signup Max | Start | End |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | 12 | n/a | n/a |
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Help shape EWB-USA’s new Renewable Energy Workshop by joining a 1-hour focus group.Engineers Without Borders USA’s (EWB-USA) Engineering for Global Development (STEM) Outreach Program is specifically designed for you to inspire community college students, promote diversity in STEM, and share real-world global challenges.
We're thrilled to announce the launch of a Renewable Energy Workshop this fall — the newest initiative in our Engineering and Global Development (STEM) Outreach Program.
We’re calling on renewable energy engineers to get involved – your expertise and insight can help us ensure this workshop is engaging, relevant, and impactful.
Join the Focus Group to help us define the most relevant and inspiring workshop content to inspire the next generation of innovators.
Wednesday, June 18 | 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM (ET)
Register at https://ewb-usa-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/-Z_4TihUQvOqhwW6h8kqmQ
If this date/time doesn't work with your schedule, check out the additional sessions posted in Connect Up:
Monday, June 16 | 12:00 - 1:00 PM (ET)
Tuesday, June 17 | 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (ET)
Learn more about EWB-USA's Engineering for Global Development (STEM) Outreach Program: https://volunteer.ewb-usa.org/s/article/Engineering-for-Global-Development-STEM-Outreach-Program
Available Shifts
| Shift Name | Signup Max | Start | End |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | 8 | n/a | n/a |
Opportunity Details
Help shape EWB-USA’s new Renewable Energy Workshop by joining a 1-hour focus group.Engineers Without Borders USA’s (EWB-USA) Engineering for Global Development (STEM) Outreach Program is specifically designed for you to inspire community college students, promote diversity in STEM, and share real-world global challenges.
We're thrilled to announce the launch of a Renewable Energy Workshop this fall — the newest initiative in our Engineering and Global Development (STEM) Outreach Program.
We’re calling on renewable energy engineers to get involved – your expertise and insight can help us ensure this workshop is engaging, relevant, and impactful.
Join the Focus Group to help us define the most relevant and inspiring workshop content to inspire the next generation of innovators.
Tuesday, June 17 | 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (ET)
Register at https://ewb-usa-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/7nto5DNuR6e6M1XKY-HUNw
If this date/time doesn't work with your schedule, check out the additional sessions posted in Connect Up:
Monday, June 16 | 12:00 - 1:00 PM (ET)
Wednesday, June 18 | 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM (ET)
Learn more about EWB-USA's Engineering for Global Development (STEM) Outreach Program: https://volunteer.ewb-usa.org/s/article/Engineering-for-Global-Development-STEM-Outreach-Program
Available Shifts
| Shift Name | Signup Max | Start | End |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | 8 | n/a | n/a |
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WE CLEAN - WE EDUCATE - WE CHANGEThe Trash Hero movement links communities all over the world.
Are you ready to join our movement to create a world free from plastic pollution? Then come to our next cleanup!
Find your nearest cleanup: https://trashhero.org/our-network/
NO COST - NO SIGN-UP - JUST SHOW UP
No chapter near you? Get in touch to find out how you can start your own: info@trashhero.org
We are looking forward to seeing you!
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Follow us on Instagram: @trashheroworld
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The River Cleanup initiative by Sanskriti Youth Foundation is a hands-on environmental volunteer opportunity aimed at restoring the health and sanctity of our rivers, which are rapidly deteriorating due to unchecked pollution, plastic dumping, sewage inflow, and urban encroachment. Our rivers—once worshipped as lifelines—are now burdened with toxic waste that affects biodiversity, public health, and water security for millions of people.This activity involves mobilizing volunteers to clean riverbanks, remove plastic waste and debris, segregate recyclables, and document the types and volume of pollution found. Our volunteers work closely with local civic bodies, environmentalists, and riverine communities to ensure sustainable waste disposal practices are followed.
But this cleanup is more than just picking up garbage—it's about raising awareness, building community ownership, and encouraging long-term behavioral change. Each cleanup is coupled with educational outreach, where we conduct short sessions on water conservation, river pollution, and the importance of protecting our freshwater ecosystems.
So far, Sanskriti Youth Foundation has cleaned over 12 riverbanks in 12 cities, collecting more than 56,000 kg of waste, and reaching over 12,500 citizens through direct and indirect awareness. With your support, we aim to scale this effort, promote policy dialogue, and restore these vital ecosystems for future generations.
Join us in this urgent mission to protect our rivers—because clean rivers mean a cleaner future.
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🌱 Restore Nature. Strengthen Team Bonds. Make A Real Difference. 🌿Join Greater Sydney Landcare for a hands-on day of environmental volunteering that gets your team out of the office and into the bush. Trade screens and spreadsheets for gardening gloves and tools as you spend a rewarding day outdoors, helping restore and protect Sydney’s natural landscapes.
This is more than just a team day out — it’s a chance to:
✔️ Give back to the environment in a meaningful way
✔️ Re-energise through fresh air, movement, and nature
✔️ Reconnect with colleagues through shared purpose and face-to-face connection
✔️ Experience the impact your actions have on real ecosystems and wildlife
Led by our friendly and experienced bush regeneration team, your group will dive into satisfying, purposeful work — typically removing invasive weeds to help native plants thrive. The results are tangible and immediate: clearing the way for vibrant bushland to regenerate and for wildlife to return.
You may also have the opportunity to:
🌱 Plant native trees and shrubs through our Creating Canopies project — helping create wildlife habitat and cooling green spaces in urban areas
💧 Test water quality in local creeks through Streamwatch — contributing to real-time pollution tracking and vital ecological research
These experiences create long-lasting memories and real-world impact — both for Greater Sydney's environment and your team.
Spending time in nature is proven to reduce stress, boost mood and focus, enhance team cohesion, and improve overall wellbeing. By volunteering with Greater Sydney Landcare, your team walks away not only with muddy boots and smiling faces, but with a genuine sense of contribution and connection.
Please note: This is a paid corporate volunteering experience, which helps cover site preparation, tools, insurance, staff time, catering, and ongoing environmental care.
🕘 Timing
Events typically run from 9 am to 2 pm, and include a morning tea of fresh fruits and a BBQ lunch. The timing can be flexible to suit your needs.
📍 Location
Corporate teams can help restore bushland in parks & reserves across Greater Sydney. Volunteering locations vary depending on site availability and need for works.
Sites we've worked on with corporate teams from Microsoft, Atlassian, Sony and more include Boronia Park North in Hunter's Hill, Nurragingy Reserve in Doonside (Blacktown LGA), Sir Joseph Banks Park in Botany (Bayside LGA), and many other locations in the Greater Sydney region.
Find Out More
🌐 Visit www.greatersydneylandcare.org/corporatevolunteering
👉 Read recaps of our recent corporate volunteering events www.greatersydneylandcare.org/category/corporate-volunteering
Ready to book a day in nature with your team?
📧 Contact Sabina Roe at Greater Sydney Landcare to discuss your corporate volunteering goals and schedule a date that works for you - info@greatersydneylandcare.org
