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There is no one better to help us with the challenge of finding more volunteers than you – a local area expert with knowledge about your community that could help us find volunteers in areas where people with sight loss need our services the most.

Request a Volunteering Champion pack to receive a bundle of promotional materials such as our posters, leaflets and business cards.

This is an informal opportunity.

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On August 2–3, 2025, My Good Brain, a nonprofit promoting youth mental wellness through art, will host an interactive booth at ArtWalk Liberty Station’s KidsWalk. This free community event brings together families from across San Diego to engage in creativity and hands-on learning.

🎯 Our goal: To offer fun, therapeutic “make-and-take” art activities for kids while sharing resources on emotional wellness and creative expression. Volunteers help create a warm and welcoming space that uplifts and educates.

🙌 Volunteer Responsibilities:

Set up and organize art materials and display tables
Assist children with guided art activities (no art experience required!)
Welcome families, explain the activity, and share My Good Brain’s mission
Help manage booth traffic and maintain a clean, inviting space
Support with take-down at the end of the day

Whether you're passionate about the arts, mental health, or just want to give back—your time will make a lasting impact on the kids and families we serve.

Join us in reaching our goal by lending a hand. Your support helps bring joy, creativity, and healing to our community—one art activity at a time.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Day 1 - Saturday	4	n/a	n/a
Day 2 - Sunday	4	n/a	n/a

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We are seeking compassionate and dedicated volunteers to join our CRPS Awareness Project as Interviewers.
In this role, you will help to share the voices of individuals affected by Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), a rare and debilitating chronic pain condition.

Your interviews will play a vital part in raising awareness, educating the public, and fostering a supportive community for those impacted by CRPS.


Responsibilities:
Conduct interviews with individuals affected by CRPS (patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals) in a sensitive and respectful manner.
Record and/or document personal stories and experiences as part of a storytelling initiative to raise awareness.
Ensure confidentiality and empathy throughout the interview process.
Work closely with the Fight the Flame team to ensure the stories are shared effectively through our platforms (e.g., website, social media, newsletters).

If you’re interested in joining our team and giving a voice to those affected by CRPS, we’d love to hear from you!

Opportunity Details

Are you passionate about making a difference for those living with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)? Fight the Flame, a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness, advocating for research, and supporting individuals affected by CRPS, is looking for volunteers to help secure sponsorships for our mission-driven events and initiatives.

As a sponsorship outreach volunteer, you will:
✅ Reach out to businesses on our provided list-or businesses you know-to request sponsorship support.
✅ Use our prepared materials to fill out forms, send emails, and speak to potential sponsors.
✅ Help us build relationships with companies that align with our cause.

This opportunity is flexible and can be done virtually from home using your computer or in person by visiting local stores and businesses.

Time Commitment: Flexible-volunteer as much or as little as your schedule allows!

Your support will directly impact our ability to spread awareness and fund vital programs for the CRPS community. Join us in making a difference!

If you're interested, we’d love to hear from you!

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Fifty miles east of downtown Seattle and located in the heart of Snoqualmie Valley near Snoqualmie Falls, the Northwest Railway Museum serves over 218,000 guests annually. The Museum brings history to life across its expansive 5-mile campus, catering to individuals and families. Two train depots serve as campus stops for visitors, providing access to the Museum's Railway History Campus, which features nearly eighty significant artifacts, railcars, steam engines, and thousands of small historic artifacts, each with a unique story about the people and places of the Pacific Northwest. Visitors can explore the campus at their leisure or participate in various programs, including Storytime for preschoolers, A Day Out with Thomas, the Halloween Train, and the Santa Train. These events foster community and offer educational opportunities for all ages, making the Northwest Railway Museum a cherished destination for locals and tourists.
We are looking for new board members to join our team.
We are seeking a Microsoft Change Agent! We have a very strong and engaged Museum board and are looking for new members to join this incredible team. We are excited to talk with anyone interested in learning more about the Museum. We are looking to expand the diversity of our board, specifically regarding:
• Age (under the age of 50 and ideally in the 30–40-year range);
• Sexual orientation and identity (including more voices who represent the LGBTQIA+ community); and
• Race/ethnicity (ensuring that the rich diversity of our region is represented on our board).
We are also looking for board members with the following experience:
• Financial advisor/manager
• Financial advisor
• Estate attorney
• Mechanical, Electrical, Software Engineer
• Communications and Public Relations
• Project Management
• Community-based leaders
#BoardService

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The goal of this activity is to assist OSD in various team logistics, communications, and digital marketing efforts. We meet Tuesday evenings from 5:50 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. and Saturday mornings 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. For more information please contact outofsightdragonsdc@gmail.com.

Available Shifts

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

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The Jane Doe Fund supports survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) with emergency housing, legal aid, and trauma recovery services—but we can’t do it alone. We need passionate, purpose-driven volunteers like you to help us raise critical funds and awareness.

Join our virtual volunteer fundraising team and use your creativity, networks, and voice to make a real difference.

Every act of fundraising can spark a lifeline. Whether it’s hosting an online donation drive, organizing a virtual 5K, or launching a social media campaign, your efforts will directly help survivors escape dangerous situations and reclaim their lives.

Why volunteer?

- Over 1 in 4 women in the U.S. experience GBV.
- 1 in 3 survivors lack the financial resources to leave their abuser. You can help close that gap.

What you’ll do:

- Design and run a virtual or in-person fundraising campaign
- Help amplify survivor stories and spread awareness
- Receive a fundraising toolkit and personalized support from our team

When you fundraise for the Jane Doe Fund, you’re not just raising money—you’re raising hope.

Sign up today and be a champion for safety, dignity, and justice.

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Put your professional skills to work for the planet! Our nonprofit is seeking skilled corporate volunteers to help us expand our climate education programs and outreach efforts. This is a flexible, virtual opportunity that allows you to make a real difference—using the tools you already have.

We’re especially looking for volunteers with expertise in:
• Graphic Design – Create engaging visuals for climate toolkits, infographics, and event materials
• Content Writing & Editing – Help us write and edit blogs, educational materials, and student guides
• Curriculum Development – Co-develop interactive, age-appropriate lessons for K-12 audiences
• Translation Services – Translate materials into Spanish, Mandarin, or other key languages
• Other – Have other skills, talents and connections? Let us know and we can see if we can customize your volunteering skills to make a difference!

This is a great opportunity for individuals or teams who want to make a lasting impact on climate literacy and environmental justice—especially in underserved communities.

Why Volunteer With Us?
• Use your expertise to create educational equity and environmental change
• Collaborate with a passionate, mission-driven nonprofit
• Get recognized for your impact
• Help scale grassroots solutions to one of the world’s biggest challenges

Team Volunteering: Welcomed and encouraged

Let’s use our talents to power up climate solutions—together.

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Step into a powerful opportunity to use your professional expertise for good. eGirl Power is a nonprofit organization committed to advancing gender equality by equipping girls—especially those from underserved communities—with the tools, mentorship, and support they need to become tomorrow’s leaders.

Through our virtual volunteer program, your team can give back in a meaningful, impactful way—without leaving your office.

Get Involved with Skills-Based Volunteering and use your strengths, skills and talents to make a difference.

Why Corporate Volunteers Choose eGirl Power:

- Align your employee engagement goals with a meaningful cause.
- Create positive brand visibility and demonstrate social leadership.
- Empower girls while strengthening team morale and purpose.

Join Us—Virtually, Impactfully

This is more than volunteering—it’s a way to foster leadership, diversity, and equity across generations.

Partner with us and turn your corporate power into girl power.

Sign up today to inspire and empower the next generation of leaders!

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Join our fun and meaningful Kindness eKits Challenge—a fully virtual volunteer opportunity to uplift and support AAPI community members through digital care packages!

Create personalized eKits filled with encouraging messages, digital art, poetry, playlists, short videos, cultural appreciation facts, or affirmations. Your creations will be emailed or shared with AAPI youth, elders, or community groups impacted by hate or isolation—reminding them that they are seen, valued, and supported.

Why It Matters:
Acts of virtual kindness can go a long way in building bridges, spreading hope, and standing in solidarity with AAPI communities facing discrimination or marginalization.

How It Works:

1. Sign up and receive a digital eKit template and theme ideas
2. Design your eKit using any creative format—PDF, video, Canva, Google Slides, etc.
3. Submit your eKit by upload or email
4. We’ll distribute them through AAPI community partners

Who Can Join:
Anyone with a heart to help—no design experience required!
Spread kindness online—because compassion is contagious.