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BWINB is a young nonprofit that requires funding to be able to fulfill our mission. The grant writer will help us strategically apply for grants that align with our goals and mission.General Duties and Responsibilities:
Write and submit grant proposals to foundations, corporations, and government agencies
Research and identify potential grant opportunities that align with our organization's mission and goals
Collaborate with program managers and finance team to gather information and develop persuasive narratives
Maintain accurate records and documentation related to grant applications and funding
Cultivate and manage relationships with funders, including providing updates and reports as required
Stay up-to-date with grant trends, funder requirements, and best practices in grant writing
Attend meetings and conferences to network and build relationships with potential funders
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Lead a transformative project or spearhead an exchange to foster deeper connections and understanding. Your time and sponsorship will fuel reciprocal visits (online or in person on the ground in Malawi) with our apprentices who take part in a 6 month transformative learning journey, forging bonds that bridge knowledge and foster growth. Together, become a catalyst for change and contribute significantly to the evolving narrative of Malawi.Volunteer & Elevate
Opportunities abound! Your skills, whether shared virtually or in-person, can steer change in Malawi. Contribute to our projects, actively engage with our community, and experience an environment where every effort uplifts and transforms lives.
Past projects have been building electric bikes, agricultural projects, building and design, art, storytelling, book clubs and clean water initiatives. The possibilities are endless for you to create lasting change with our community.
Let's join hands to create a profound and lasting impact together.
Available Shifts
| Shift Name | Signup Max | Start | End |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | no limit | n/a | n/a |
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The Finance Committee is the fiduciary arm of the Board and keeps the board informed of all financial related matters of the Organization. The committee provides oversight, review and expertise to ensure the financial health and well-being of PEBCC as an organization including monthly/annual operations, as well as future planning. The committee coordinates on financial issues with the Executive Director and Finance Director, and ensures that all financial related initiatives are scheduled, followed through and delivered.Committee Membership
Committee members should have financial, real estate, non-profit management or other related expertise that they can bring to PEBCC to complement the Executive Director and Finance Director.
Specific Functions Include
Review and approve the annual budget and budget narrative
Monitor financial performance as compared to plan, and advise management on mid-course corrections as necessary
Review cash flow and forecast reports
Review investments and make recommendations to the Board with support of the Executive Director and Finance Director. Develops policies and procedures for managing and developing the Board Designated Operating Reserves and Board Endowment funds
Oversee the Executive Director and Finance Director in adhering to statutory requirements, including County and Federal filings
Review existing financial policies and update as necessary
Provide financial expertise and help resolve financial irregularities
Participate in long-range planning and advise on the long-term financial stability of the organization
Review and approve the audit and annual 990
Work with Finance Director and Executive Director to prepare and present financial reports to the Board of Directors
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Help us raise ongoing funds to support the work of our weekly volunteers. We have ongoing budget needs that we need folks passionate about our giving culture to help us share with those desiring to give.
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The Mercy Table Five & Dime’s goal is to help someone get from one side of the table where they are needing resources, to being able to give resources to others. Through the Five & Dime, we provide $20 in Mercy “Bucks” to each family member to shop the store from 12pm-3pm freely without restrictions. This allows families to maintain their dignity as they shop without the strain of item and shopping time limits. Just like a real store the items in the store are priced, there is a cashier, and a bagger. The store allows us to help teach financial literacy through practical application. The bucks are limited to a certain amount to incentivize volunteering so families can learn the soft skills of working at a retail store.If a family feels like they do not have enough “bucks” they have the option to volunteer for $20 an hour in “bucks”. We believe, through volunteering you learn to give charitably and budget your time and resources appropriately to account for your own basic needs while also helping to improve your community. In addition, volunteering at the Five & Dime teaches soft skills such as communication, stress management, and conflict management. Communication skills are essential when a family has to go to the City office to speak with someone about obtaining food stamps or communicating with a caseworker to advocate for themselves and the support that they are receiving. Stress management skills help when families are standing in long lines at the food pantry or have to engage with law enforcement. Conflict management is imperative when living in less than desirable areas or when trying to maintain employment. These skills are essential for an individual who is trying to rebuild their life and the lives of their family.
The Five & Dime has been a safe haven for many people who are ashamed to admit they need help. It is our goal to help families maintain their dignity during the most difficult seasons of their lives. Not only are basic needs met, but the skills taught through the store have empowered families to advocate for themselves and show up in order to get to the other side of the table and break generational cycles of poverty.
Available Shifts
| Shift Name | Signup Max | Start | End |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Shift - Set Up | no limit | n/a | n/a |
| 2nd Shift - Serve & Tear Down | no limit | n/a | n/a |
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Friends In Deed is looking for individuals passionate about human services to volunteer as Board Members. The current board has 15 members, most of whom live in the Greater-Pasadena area or San Gabriel Valley.
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Pathfinders Neuromuscular Alliance is a user-led organisation for people with muscular dystrophy and related conditions. We provide advice, advocacy and support, and facilitate further peer support, helping people take control of their lives, make their own choices, and have a good quality of life. We run programmes designed to build skills and support people with this, as well as social opportunities, a formal advocacy service, and campaigning. We believe that having a muscle-weakening condition shouldn’t be a barrier to leading a fulfilled and self-directed life, and work to make that change in society.We are completing a process of updating our logo and website, professionalising the organisation whilst keeping being led by people with the conditions we represent at the heart of everything we do. We are aware that in the wider sphere, there are a number of charities with clear missions around treating and curing muscular dystrophies and related conditions, but our focus is on living and having a good quality of life as an adult, rather than on reaching for a cure. This makes it hard to distil our message for community fundraising, and we can struggle to communicate and market it effectively when we are a smaller organisation with a more complex mission. It can also impact on our strategic and future planning. We would like some support in identifying exactly what our vision, mission and values are and how we can communicate them with community, corporate, and grant fundraising, in a way that highlights what's unique about us and focuses on why people should support us and our work.
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The Spirit of Volunteerism Awards (SOV) provides an annual forum and opportunity to recognize individuals, employees, groups, and corporate teams for their dedication to service to volunteerism in Orange County. It is the largest and longest running volunteer recognition program in Orange County, bringing together over 1,000 people to honor more than 350 volunteers every year.This event is a collaborative effort between a volunteer committee consisting of community members in the corporate and nonprofit sectors, and the staff of OneOC.
Spirit of Volunteerism Committee Members will be active participants within the larger committee and their chosen task force group. Committee Members will assist with overall logistics and execution of the event based on their task group and skills/passions. Committee Members will be responsible for fulfilling the key duties listed below:
• Time commitment of two virtual meetings per month.
• Participation in any supplemental calls to support task groups and the overall event.
• Leverage networks to connect potential partners with this event.
• Connect with potential committee members.
• Explore marketing opportunities to spread the word about the event.
For more information regarding this opportunity, please contact Ashlee Doty at adoty@oneoc.org.
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BTL is a California-based Non-profit 501(c)(3) humanitarian organization that has helped sponsor underprivileged children with Heart Surgeries. Our mission is to ensure that every child with congenital heart disease has access to the necessary medical care to live a healthy and happy life.Since 2015 we have helped sponsor 125+ Heart surgeries for underprivileged children with the help of generous donors who believe in this cause. Bloom To Life has tied up with the best hospitals and top Pediatric Cardiology surgeons in India to do these heart surgeries.
Almost 1.4 million children are born worldwide yearly with Congenital heart defects or CHD. In India alone, 250K children with CHD die yearly due to lack of access to care. It costs around $3,000 per child for pediatric heart surgery in India. Currently, we have 200+ children waiting for urgent heart surgeries with a total funding requirement of $600,000. We can impact these children's lives during Giving Tuesday and other season-giving programs at your company.
Pediatric cardiac heart surgeries are incredibly complex and carry a much higher risk than any other operation. Most children who undergo treatment for heart defects during early life lead healthy and productive lives, going to university, finding employment, getting married, and having children of their own, thereby contributing to the well-being of their families and society. Timely detection and treatment are the critical determinants of outcomes in these children, and funding is often the main roadblock in this process.
Our Medical Advisory Board consists of Eminent doctors from India, Columbia University, University of Washington, Stanford Children's Hospital, UCSF, Oregon Health and Science University.
In Bloom To Life, we believe we are privileged to see a child's life transformed and make a difference in the families. This service opportunity truly blesses us.
4mins Video Explaining the Cause -
https://youtu.be/rYgfVv2Uw8w?si=0kqLc4cVLTRgjjP0
We would like to have volunteers to create CHD awareness and apply for grants with organizations to raise funds to help save the children in need of Heart surgeries.
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What do we do?We design real-world projects for high school and college student developers that address social issues and community needs. In our projects' repository, students write software applications sourced from nonprofits, local governments, and community organizations.
Why do we do this?
Each project aims to have a positive civic impact, whether it is helping the environment, assisting vulnerable populations, or bridging communication gaps. Our projects are scoped for students to build functional prototypes or working pilots with mentorship from industry experts.
We are seeking a part-time Program Director to manage and oversee select programs and initiatives aligned with the nonprofit's mission. This position will lead the strategic development, implementation, and evaluation of assigned program areas.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Manage ongoing civic tech programs for students based on priorities from executive leadership.
- Recruit and coordinate industry mentors to advise student project teams.
- Foster partnerships with schools, colleges, community organizations, and local governments to source projects.
- Collect and analyze program data including student learning outcomes, project impact, and partner feedback.
- Support planning for new STEM-focused civic tech programs and initiatives.
Represent TeamUp programs at community events and meetings as needed.
Requirements:
- Passion for empowering students.
- This part-time position requires 5-10 hours per week