Volunteer: Elara CaringElara Caring volunteers offer their skills and interests to provide comfort and enhance quality of life for patients. Volunteer opportunities include: Companionship and friendly visiting Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Elara Caring volunteers offer their skills and interests to provide comfort and enhance quality of life for patients. Volunteer opportunities include: Companionship and friendly visiting Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44060 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Ashtabula City Health DepartmentAshtabula City Health Department promotes physical and mental health, prevents disease, injury and disability, and provides essential public health services. Opportunities include distributing relevant health information and event support. Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Ashtabula City Health Department promotes physical and mental health, prevents disease, injury and disability, and provides essential public health services. Opportunities include distributing relevant health information and event support. Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44004 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: IHN Hygiene, Cleaning Items, and Bedding NeededItems Need For IHN: Bedding (Twin/Full Size) Towels Kitchenware Toiletry Items Laundry Products Cleaning Supplies Diapers Size 1-6 Baby Wipes Disinfectant WipesOrganization: Interfaith Hospitality Network Items Need For IHN: Bedding (Twin/Full Size) Towels Kitchenware Toiletry Items Laundry Products Cleaning Supplies Diapers Size 1-6 Baby Wipes Disinfectant WipesOrganization: Interfaith Hospitality Network Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45506 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Gently Used Items for Rocking Horse Parent Infant CenterIn need of gently used clothing, household items, toys and other material goods for families who receive help through Rocking Horse Parent Infant Center. Organization: Rocking Horse Community Health Center In need of gently used clothing, household items, toys and other material goods for families who receive help through Rocking Horse Parent Infant Center. Organization: Rocking Horse Community Health Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45505 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Guardianship ProgramTrained volunteers work as court appointed Guardians of Person Only and serve as personal advocates for nursing home residents who have been deemed incompetent by a physician. Background check and training provided.
Organization: United Senior Services Trained volunteers work as court appointed Guardians of Person Only and serve as personal advocates for nursing home residents who have been deemed incompetent by a physician. Background check and training provided.
Organization: United Senior Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >21 years old Zip Code: 45502 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Summer Lunch ProgramBeginning June 8, 2016-August 15, 2016: Preparing daily lunch for youth and families in need: Volunteers will begin making sandwiches and salads at 10:00 AM for lunches at Inside Out, 501 S. Wittenberg Avenue. The food items are placed into brown paper sacks and packed for delivery. A volunteer will deliver from Inside Out HQ at 11:45 AM to Ronez Manor Apartments and another volunteer to Sunset Apartments. A volunteer is needed to serve the packed lunches at both sites from 12:00-1:00 PM and return containers to Inside Out. We have a schedule at HQ that volunteers can sign up. Volunteers can sign up for one hour timeslots. If you only have time to make sandwiches or salads, you will only be signed up for that activity. If you only have time to serve from 12-1 PM, you will only be signed up for that hour. Please call Carol or Debra at 937-525-9953 to sign up for an activity. Thank you for helping to serve the youth in our community meals this summer! Organization: Inside Out Beginning June 8, 2016-August 15, 2016: Preparing daily lunch for youth and families in need: Volunteers will begin making sandwiches and salads at 10:00 AM for lunches at Inside Out, 501 S. Wittenberg Avenue. The food items are placed into brown paper sacks and packed for delivery. A volunteer will deliver from Inside Out HQ at 11:45 AM to Ronez Manor Apartments and another volunteer to Sunset Apartments. A volunteer is needed to serve the packed lunches at both sites from 12:00-1:00 PM and return containers to Inside Out. We have a schedule at HQ that volunteers can sign up. Volunteers can sign up for one hour timeslots. If you only have time to make sandwiches or salads, you will only be signed up for that activity. If you only have time to serve from 12-1 PM, you will only be signed up for that hour. Please call Carol or Debra at 937-525-9953 to sign up for an activity. Thank you for helping to serve the youth in our community meals this summer! Organization: Inside Out Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 45506 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Mercy McAuley Activities DepartmentWe are looking for volunteers to spend quality time with our residents. Make crafts, do some making, take them for walks in the beautiful gardens, go on road trips with staff, or even just help residents to and from bingo or on campus church events. Organization: Mercy McAuley Center We are looking for volunteers to spend quality time with our residents. Make crafts, do some making, take them for walks in the beautiful gardens, go on road trips with staff, or even just help residents to and from bingo or on campus church events. Organization: Mercy McAuley Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 43078 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Theater Clean-Up CrewWe are always looking for help to clean up after our events! Clean-up may include: picking up trash, sweeping and mopping the house floor, vacuuming the carpet, cleaning restrooms, or cleaning and restocking concession stand. Organization: Gloria Theatre We are always looking for help to clean up after our events! Clean-up may include: picking up trash, sweeping and mopping the house floor, vacuuming the carpet, cleaning restrooms, or cleaning and restocking concession stand. Organization: Gloria Theatre Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 43078 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Champaign Family YMCA Volunteer OpportunitiesLooking for volunteers for different departments. All volunteer positions are open in these departments: Welcome Center, Groundskeeping, Daycare, Before and After Care and HR. For the Welcome Center, one of the main volunteer jobs will be scanning membership cards and filing/organizing guest passes. Two of the main roles for the Groundskeeping Department will be to sweep floors and pick up trash. Some roles for Daycare will include rocking babies and needing an extra person to play with children. Before and After Care volunteer jobs would include Attendance sheets that could be counted and Setting up tables for events. The main role for the HR department is to do office/administrative help. Come to the Welcome Center at our Champaign Family YMCA for applications about any of our volunteer opportunities. Organization: Champaign Family YMCA Looking for volunteers for different departments. All volunteer positions are open in these departments: Welcome Center, Groundskeeping, Daycare, Before and After Care and HR. For the Welcome Center, one of the main volunteer jobs will be scanning membership cards and filing/organizing guest passes. Two of the main roles for the Groundskeeping Department will be to sweep floors and pick up trash. Some roles for Daycare will include rocking babies and needing an extra person to play with children. Before and After Care volunteer jobs would include Attendance sheets that could be counted and Setting up tables for events. The main role for the HR department is to do office/administrative help. Come to the Welcome Center at our Champaign Family YMCA for applications about any of our volunteer opportunities. Organization: Champaign Family YMCA Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 43078 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: CASA VolunteersThe Clark County Juvenile Court CASA program is currently recruiting volunteers to advocate for child abuse/neglect/dependency cases. Please visit our agency profile for additional information, or contact us at: (937) 521-1622 CASA@clarkohiojuvcourt.us Organization: Clark County Juvenile Court CASA Program The Clark County Juvenile Court CASA program is currently recruiting volunteers to advocate for child abuse/neglect/dependency cases. Please visit our agency profile for additional information, or contact us at: (937) 521-1622 CASA@clarkohiojuvcourt.us Organization: Clark County Juvenile Court CASA Program Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >21 years old Zip Code: 45502 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Meals-on-Wheels VolunteerVolunteers are the heart of LifeCare Alliance, and allow us to continue serving clients without a waiting list—keeping homebound older adults and Organization: LifeCare Alliance Volunteers are the heart of LifeCare Alliance, and allow us to continue serving clients without a waiting list—keeping homebound older adults and Organization: LifeCare Alliance Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 43078 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Walk A HoundCOVID-19 UPDATE: We have reduced the capacity for this event to ensure social distancing requirements. All participants MUST bring and wear a face covering. No exceptions. You must be registered to participate. Max 4 participants. Must sign up via Eventbrite. Love dogs? Need some Exercise? AAF volunteers and members of the community are welcome to walk dogs. Trained volunteers leash up the dogs and bring them outside for you to lead them on our half-mile trail. You may love the walk as much as the pup does! Mon, Thu, Fri and Sun at 11 am and Saturdays at 10 am (for 1 hour) Participants under the age of 15 must volunteer with an adult. All participants must sign up in advance. Each day is limited to only 8 volunteers. Link to Walk A Hound sign up
Organization: Animal Adoption Foundation COVID-19 UPDATE: We have reduced the capacity for this event to ensure social distancing requirements. All participants MUST bring and wear a face covering. No exceptions. You must be registered to participate. Max 4 participants. Must sign up via Eventbrite. Love dogs? Need some Exercise? AAF volunteers and members of the community are welcome to walk dogs. Trained volunteers leash up the dogs and bring them outside for you to lead them on our half-mile trail. You may love the walk as much as the pup does! Mon, Thu, Fri and Sun at 11 am and Saturdays at 10 am (for 1 hour) Participants under the age of 15 must volunteer with an adult. All participants must sign up in advance. Each day is limited to only 8 volunteers. Link to Walk A Hound sign up
Organization: Animal Adoption Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45013 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Kingsville Public LibraryFriends of Kingsville Public Library strive to focus public attention on the library. Volunteers support and cooperate with the library in developing library services and facilities for the community. The Friends group meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 1 p.m. During the Springtime, many hours are spent in preparation for the Annual Kingsville Public Library Lawn Sale. Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Friends of Kingsville Public Library strive to focus public attention on the library. Volunteers support and cooperate with the library in developing library services and facilities for the community. The Friends group meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 1 p.m. During the Springtime, many hours are spent in preparation for the Annual Kingsville Public Library Lawn Sale. Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44048 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: American Red CrossJoin the efforts of the American Red Cross today! 90% of the American Red Cross workforce is made up of volunteers! They respond to an average of over 60,000 disasters every year. As a volunteer on the Disaster Response Team, you will help local families cope with emergencies. You will offer emotional support, financial assistance, and information to help families begin the process of recovery. Blood donor ambassadors encourage ongoing donor support by ensuring that blood donors have a pleasant and fulfilling experience from the moment they arrive until the moment they leave.
Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Join the efforts of the American Red Cross today! 90% of the American Red Cross workforce is made up of volunteers! They respond to an average of over 60,000 disasters every year. As a volunteer on the Disaster Response Team, you will help local families cope with emergencies. You will offer emotional support, financial assistance, and information to help families begin the process of recovery. Blood donor ambassadors encourage ongoing donor support by ensuring that blood donors have a pleasant and fulfilling experience from the moment they arrive until the moment they leave.
Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44115 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice of the Western Reserve- AshtabulaVolunteers are an integral part of the Hospice of the Western Reserve team. Many opportunities await you including: Making supportive visits to patients, advocating and educating at community outreach events, and sharing professional skills such as legal, accounting and hair styling with patients. Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Volunteers are an integral part of the Hospice of the Western Reserve team. Many opportunities await you including: Making supportive visits to patients, advocating and educating at community outreach events, and sharing professional skills such as legal, accounting and hair styling with patients. Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44004 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Dragon Empowerment Center - Ashtabula Area City SchoolsDragon Empowerment Center is a community learning and resource center---a project providing services and programs to students, families, and the community so that all can be successful in school and life. We are looking for tutors to work with elementary-aged children. Depending on the re-opening of school plan, the tutoring may be on-site, or virtual.
Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Dragon Empowerment Center is a community learning and resource center---a project providing services and programs to students, families, and the community so that all can be successful in school and life. We are looking for tutors to work with elementary-aged children. Depending on the re-opening of school plan, the tutoring may be on-site, or virtual.
Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44004 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RSVP AshtabulaRSVP Ashtabula helps to provide transportation and companionship to seniors in our community.
Help to transport Ashtabula area seniors to critical doctor appointments and to essential services ( groceries, etc). Many area seniors would appreciate the compassion of a volunteer to help them maintain their independence.
From the comfort and safety of your home, you can become a telefriend volunteer, calling to check in on someone who could use a friendly and caring voice. Make a difference by forming friendships and making a difference at the same time! Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County RSVP Ashtabula helps to provide transportation and companionship to seniors in our community.
Help to transport Ashtabula area seniors to critical doctor appointments and to essential services ( groceries, etc). Many area seniors would appreciate the compassion of a volunteer to help them maintain their independence.
From the comfort and safety of your home, you can become a telefriend volunteer, calling to check in on someone who could use a friendly and caring voice. Make a difference by forming friendships and making a difference at the same time! Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44060 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Geneva Food PantryThe Geneva Food Pantry helps feed people who are in need. It is a 100% volunteer-run organization, operating on donations from churches, organizations, and community members.
Help to unload food trucks, assemble boxes and distribute during a mobile food pantry, occurring once monthly on Saturday. Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County The Geneva Food Pantry helps feed people who are in need. It is a 100% volunteer-run organization, operating on donations from churches, organizations, and community members.
Help to unload food trucks, assemble boxes and distribute during a mobile food pantry, occurring once monthly on Saturday. Organization: RSVP Ashtabula County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44004 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Ombudsman Associate Volunteer - CelinaThe Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program of Allen, Auglaize, Hancock, Hardin, Mercer, Putnam, and Van Wert counties has an urgent need for volunteers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The program needs volunteer Ombudsmen to advocate for excellence in long-term care, calling residents and their families to give them a voice in this time of crisis and keep them connected to their advocates. In this region, there are 89 long-term care facilities with 6,249 consumers, isolated from visitors. These calls reveal unheard complaints, concerns, suggestions, and questions from consumers about care. Ombudsman volunteer duties can be performed in the comfort and safety of the volunteer’s home, and free virtual training to certify the volunteer as an Ombudsman will be provided. Fill out an application online at http://www.stepup.ohio.gov Organization: Long-Term Care Ombudsman The Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program of Allen, Auglaize, Hancock, Hardin, Mercer, Putnam, and Van Wert counties has an urgent need for volunteers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The program needs volunteer Ombudsmen to advocate for excellence in long-term care, calling residents and their families to give them a voice in this time of crisis and keep them connected to their advocates. In this region, there are 89 long-term care facilities with 6,249 consumers, isolated from visitors. These calls reveal unheard complaints, concerns, suggestions, and questions from consumers about care. Ombudsman volunteer duties can be performed in the comfort and safety of the volunteer’s home, and free virtual training to certify the volunteer as an Ombudsman will be provided. Fill out an application online at http://www.stepup.ohio.gov Organization: Long-Term Care Ombudsman Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45822 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Program EvaluatorPosition is responsible for completing both formative and summative evaluations of internal and external community and school‐ based programs and initiatives. May work with school community and agency administrators, instructional coordinators, building administrators, and teachers to plan and conduct all aspects of these evaluations. Review professional literature on educational research and report to appropriate staff members on findings related to topics of interest in the school division. Present evaluation results in a report format to the leadership team as appropriate. Assist administrators in developing and conducting agency evaluations including guidance in developing evaluation instruments, evaluation procedures and conducting data analysis. ESSENTIAL TASKS Design survey instruments to use in program evaluations. Design, conduct and report results of program evaluations and longitudinal studies. Collect data through various means such as classroom observations, survey instruments, student assessments Analyze data collected as part of program evaluations and develop reports, including program recommendations. Respond to requests for data or information from other offices or school personnel. Provide leadership and assistance to schools and departments in planning, designing and conducting program evaluation activities. Provide leadership regarding effective evaluation models, methods, and systems. Conduct and develop literature reviews related to educational research, evaluation, and assessment at the direction of the superintendent and/or the assistant superintendent for the department or as needed for projects. Collaborate with leadership to plan program evaluations. Work collaboratively with leadership on how to use and interpret data. Develop evaluation plans for completing formative and summative program evaluations. Participate in office staff meetings. Proofread office documents. Perform related work as required.Organization: From Me 2 U, Inc Position is responsible for completing both formative and summative evaluations of internal and external community and school‐ based programs and initiatives. May work with school community and agency administrators, instructional coordinators, building administrators, and teachers to plan and conduct all aspects of these evaluations. Review professional literature on educational research and report to appropriate staff members on findings related to topics of interest in the school division. Present evaluation results in a report format to the leadership team as appropriate. Assist administrators in developing and conducting agency evaluations including guidance in developing evaluation instruments, evaluation procedures and conducting data analysis. ESSENTIAL TASKS Design survey instruments to use in program evaluations. Design, conduct and report results of program evaluations and longitudinal studies. Collect data through various means such as classroom observations, survey instruments, student assessments Analyze data collected as part of program evaluations and develop reports, including program recommendations. Respond to requests for data or information from other offices or school personnel. Provide leadership and assistance to schools and departments in planning, designing and conducting program evaluation activities. Provide leadership regarding effective evaluation models, methods, and systems. Conduct and develop literature reviews related to educational research, evaluation, and assessment at the direction of the superintendent and/or the assistant superintendent for the department or as needed for projects. Collaborate with leadership to plan program evaluations. Work collaboratively with leadership on how to use and interpret data. Develop evaluation plans for completing formative and summative program evaluations. Participate in office staff meetings. Proofread office documents. Perform related work as required.Organization: From Me 2 U, Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44120 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RSVP DirectorThe Retired and Senior Volunteer Program is looking for volunteers age 55 and older to give of their time at local non-profit organizations to help those agencies operate to their full capacity. Organization: HARCATUS RSVP The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program is looking for volunteers age 55 and older to give of their time at local non-profit organizations to help those agencies operate to their full capacity. Organization: HARCATUS RSVP Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44663 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Grass cuttingPAWS is seeking 1-2 Volunteers to cut the grass at our Shelter (6302 Crossings Blvd, Monroe, OH). Ideal frequency is once a week. Specific day / time can be determined by your schedule. Please contact the shelter for more information. (513) 539-7297
Organization: PAWS Adoption Center PAWS is seeking 1-2 Volunteers to cut the grass at our Shelter (6302 Crossings Blvd, Monroe, OH). Ideal frequency is once a week. Specific day / time can be determined by your schedule. Please contact the shelter for more information. (513) 539-7297
Organization: PAWS Adoption Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45050 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: WeedingPAWS is seeking 2-3 Volunteers to help with weeding of our landscaping. Hours are negotiable and will be based on your availability.
Please call the Shelter at (513) 539-7297, for more details. Organization: PAWS Adoption Center PAWS is seeking 2-3 Volunteers to help with weeding of our landscaping. Hours are negotiable and will be based on your availability.
Please call the Shelter at (513) 539-7297, for more details. Organization: PAWS Adoption Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45059 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Adult TutorWork with adults learning basic literacy, working towards GED, or High School Equivalency on skills mastery. Opportunities are available either one-on-one, in a classroom setting, or a mix of both depending on your preferences. Tutors must be able to pass a background check, paid for by The Muskingum County Literacy Council, and be willing to meet with their students in a public setting for tutoring appointments. Organization: Muskingum County Literacy Council Work with adults learning basic literacy, working towards GED, or High School Equivalency on skills mastery. Opportunities are available either one-on-one, in a classroom setting, or a mix of both depending on your preferences. Tutors must be able to pass a background check, paid for by The Muskingum County Literacy Council, and be willing to meet with their students in a public setting for tutoring appointments. Organization: Muskingum County Literacy Council Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Park Ambassador: Cedar Creeks PreservePark Ambassadors greet visitors, attend the trails, pick up trash, and report items to park staff. Parks with nature centers may have a nature craft station that park ambassadors maintain.
Specific training is required for all Park Ambassadors. Organization: Administration Park Ambassadors greet visitors, attend the trails, pick up trash, and report items to park staff. Parks with nature centers may have a nature craft station that park ambassadors maintain.
Specific training is required for all Park Ambassadors. Organization: Administration Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 43619 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: American Red CrossAmerican Red Cross is looking for volunteers in Geauga County to become Donor Ambassadors. As a Donor Ambassador, you will help to provide excellent and professional customer service to enhance the donor experience. Organization: RSVP- Geauga County American Red Cross is looking for volunteers in Geauga County to become Donor Ambassadors. As a Donor Ambassador, you will help to provide excellent and professional customer service to enhance the donor experience. Organization: RSVP- Geauga County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44115 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: American Red CrossAmerican Red Cross is in need of volunteers to join the Disaster Action Team, providing comfort and assistance to neighbors in the time of disaster. Volunteers respond day and night to meet the immediate needs of their neighbors. Shifts are on an 'on-call' basis. Organization: RSVP- Geauga County American Red Cross is in need of volunteers to join the Disaster Action Team, providing comfort and assistance to neighbors in the time of disaster. Volunteers respond day and night to meet the immediate needs of their neighbors. Shifts are on an 'on-call' basis. Organization: RSVP- Geauga County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44115 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: WomenSafeRSVP is looking for senior volunteers to join the team at the Resale Shoppe, benefiting WomenSafe. Duties include running the cash register, sorting and pricing donations, organizing materials, and DOING GOOD THINGS! 100% of the proceeds from the Resale Shoppe support their mission of providing emergency shelter and support services to survivors of domestic violence throughout Northeast Ohio. Organization: RSVP- Geauga County RSVP is looking for senior volunteers to join the team at the Resale Shoppe, benefiting WomenSafe. Duties include running the cash register, sorting and pricing donations, organizing materials, and DOING GOOD THINGS! 100% of the proceeds from the Resale Shoppe support their mission of providing emergency shelter and support services to survivors of domestic violence throughout Northeast Ohio. Organization: RSVP- Geauga County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44026 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: The DepotIt's cold now, but summertime is around the corner! As part of Middlefield Historical Society, The Depot is an old-fashioned 1930's ice cream parlor featuring fountain drinks, ice cream sodas and more. Being completely run by volunteers, they are in need of summertime help beginning June 1st. If you are looking for a light-hearted, flexible volunteer opportunity, contact me for details! Organization: RSVP- Geauga County It's cold now, but summertime is around the corner! As part of Middlefield Historical Society, The Depot is an old-fashioned 1930's ice cream parlor featuring fountain drinks, ice cream sodas and more. Being completely run by volunteers, they are in need of summertime help beginning June 1st. If you are looking for a light-hearted, flexible volunteer opportunity, contact me for details! Organization: RSVP- Geauga County Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44062 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Art Museum Gallery Monitor Student Volunteers (Feb-Jun 2020)We have a fun opportunity for you to earn community service hours and get a taste of what it is like to work at the art museum. Join our Spring 2020 Gallery Monitor Team. Sign up for two-hour shifts to monitor gallery 2 housing the Spring 2020 special exhibition, Myaamia Ribbonwork. Students are needed to help monitor this gallery space throughout the months of February through June 13, 2020. Slots are 2 hours long between the hours of 10 AM - 5 PM Tuesday through Friday and Saturdays from Noon to 5 PM. A brief training session is required so plan to arrive 30 minutes prior to your first scheduled volunteer shift. For any subsequent shifts, please plan to check-in at the front desk 15 minutes prior to your shift. Student gallery monitors are required to be stationed in gallery 2 during their shift. Volunteers should be friendly with guests and should encourage them to complete a feedback note located near the monitor station. Read and complete this form to sign up to be a volunteer this semester at the Miami University Art Museum. Thank you so much for your consideration! Feel free to share this with any other organization you are a part of as well as with your friends.
Organization: Miami University Art Museum We have a fun opportunity for you to earn community service hours and get a taste of what it is like to work at the art museum. Join our Spring 2020 Gallery Monitor Team. Sign up for two-hour shifts to monitor gallery 2 housing the Spring 2020 special exhibition, Myaamia Ribbonwork. Students are needed to help monitor this gallery space throughout the months of February through June 13, 2020. Slots are 2 hours long between the hours of 10 AM - 5 PM Tuesday through Friday and Saturdays from Noon to 5 PM. A brief training session is required so plan to arrive 30 minutes prior to your first scheduled volunteer shift. For any subsequent shifts, please plan to check-in at the front desk 15 minutes prior to your shift. Student gallery monitors are required to be stationed in gallery 2 during their shift. Volunteers should be friendly with guests and should encourage them to complete a feedback note located near the monitor station. Read and complete this form to sign up to be a volunteer this semester at the Miami University Art Museum. Thank you so much for your consideration! Feel free to share this with any other organization you are a part of as well as with your friends.
Organization: Miami University Art Museum Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45056 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Online meeting facilitator volunteerBe trained on how to serve as an online meeting volunteer, helping individuals seeking independence from their addictive and problematic behavior. We all know family members, friends, spouses, professional peers and colleagues who have been adversely impacted by some form of addiction, as well as those who have lost their lives or loved ones because of it. Volunteers are NOT required to be a professional in the addiction recovery industry or have had to have had a personal life experience with addiction. Our SMART training programs will provide the necessary skills, knowledge, and tools to teach how to be an effective meeting facilitator, capable of handling small and larger groups of individuals. Online meeting volunteers can work from home, library or any location that provides wifi/internet access. We use Zoom meetings to allow people to connect to our SMART 24x7x365 online meetings. Organization: SMART Recovery USA, Inc. Be trained on how to serve as an online meeting volunteer, helping individuals seeking independence from their addictive and problematic behavior. We all know family members, friends, spouses, professional peers and colleagues who have been adversely impacted by some form of addiction, as well as those who have lost their lives or loved ones because of it. Volunteers are NOT required to be a professional in the addiction recovery industry or have had to have had a personal life experience with addiction. Our SMART training programs will provide the necessary skills, knowledge, and tools to teach how to be an effective meeting facilitator, capable of handling small and larger groups of individuals. Online meeting volunteers can work from home, library or any location that provides wifi/internet access. We use Zoom meetings to allow people to connect to our SMART 24x7x365 online meetings. Organization: SMART Recovery USA, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44060 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Face to face meeting facilitator volunteerBe trained on how to serve as a face to face or online meeting volunteer, helping individuals seeking independence from their addictive and problematic behavior. We all know family members, friends, spouses, professional peers and colleagues who have been adversely impacted by some form of addiction, as well as those who have lost their lives or loved ones because of it. Volunteers are NOT required to be a professional in the addiction recovery industry or have had to have had a personal life experience with addiction. Our SMART training programs will provide the necessary skills, knowledge, and tools to teach how to be an effective meeting facilitator, capable of handling small and larger groups of individuals. The meeting location will be determined by space availability in your preferred market area. Organization: SMART Recovery USA, Inc. Be trained on how to serve as a face to face or online meeting volunteer, helping individuals seeking independence from their addictive and problematic behavior. We all know family members, friends, spouses, professional peers and colleagues who have been adversely impacted by some form of addiction, as well as those who have lost their lives or loved ones because of it. Volunteers are NOT required to be a professional in the addiction recovery industry or have had to have had a personal life experience with addiction. Our SMART training programs will provide the necessary skills, knowledge, and tools to teach how to be an effective meeting facilitator, capable of handling small and larger groups of individuals. The meeting location will be determined by space availability in your preferred market area. Organization: SMART Recovery USA, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44060 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Learning How to Get Connected: Build Your Community (On-line SOAR Activity)This is an activity to familiarize yourself with Community Connect and to learn how to search for and "respond" to volunteer opportunities. First, you should explore the website and practice searching for opportunities. This online system is a valuable resource and tool made available for your success. Whether you are seeking opportunities as an individual or part of a group, using this platform will open doors for networking and the potential for earning service awards at Miami University Regionals. To complete this Activity 1 you must hit the "Respond" button in the upper right corner. Hitting respond alerts a non-profit that you are interested in volunteering with their organization. They will then reach out to you with next steps. For this activity, you will not need to take any further steps with our office. After completing this activity move on to Activity 2 where you will answer two questions on the Canvas Discussion Board: Are there any organizations on Community Connect that you already volunteer with? If not, are there any that interest you? Are there any organizations you currently volunteer with that are not on Community Connect? If so, please list them.
Organization: Center For Social Impact This is an activity to familiarize yourself with Community Connect and to learn how to search for and "respond" to volunteer opportunities. First, you should explore the website and practice searching for opportunities. This online system is a valuable resource and tool made available for your success. Whether you are seeking opportunities as an individual or part of a group, using this platform will open doors for networking and the potential for earning service awards at Miami University Regionals. To complete this Activity 1 you must hit the "Respond" button in the upper right corner. Hitting respond alerts a non-profit that you are interested in volunteering with their organization. They will then reach out to you with next steps. For this activity, you will not need to take any further steps with our office. After completing this activity move on to Activity 2 where you will answer two questions on the Canvas Discussion Board: Are there any organizations on Community Connect that you already volunteer with? If not, are there any that interest you? Are there any organizations you currently volunteer with that are not on Community Connect? If so, please list them.
Organization: Center For Social Impact Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45011 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer TutorAdults who are willing to be trained by our organization and then matched with a student. All tutors meet with a student twice a week, for an hour each time. Tutors choose between working with kids or adults. Organization: Clark County Literacy Coalition Adults who are willing to be trained by our organization and then matched with a student. All tutors meet with a student twice a week, for an hour each time. Tutors choose between working with kids or adults. Organization: Clark County Literacy Coalition Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >16 years old Zip Code: 45502 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Flier DistributionVolunteer(s) needed to deliver posters to local businesses on Main and High Street and around downtown Hamilton. A list is provided. Organization: Fitton Center for Creative Arts Volunteer(s) needed to deliver posters to local businesses on Main and High Street and around downtown Hamilton. A list is provided. Organization: Fitton Center for Creative Arts Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45011 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Elder Victim AdvocateAfter training with our knowledgeable staff, volunteers provide information regarding victim rights and referrals to other services, emotional support, assist with financial restitution, and accompaniment to appointments such as health, legal, and law enforcement to older adults who have been victims of a crime. Volunteers have constant, ongoing communication with our dedicated staff. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer Elder Victim Advocate, please respond and our Volunteer Coordinator will be in touch. Organization: LifeSpan After training with our knowledgeable staff, volunteers provide information regarding victim rights and referrals to other services, emotional support, assist with financial restitution, and accompaniment to appointments such as health, legal, and law enforcement to older adults who have been victims of a crime. Volunteers have constant, ongoing communication with our dedicated staff. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer Elder Victim Advocate, please respond and our Volunteer Coordinator will be in touch. Organization: LifeSpan Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45011 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Volunteers NeededCrossroads Hospice needs volunteers throughout Butler County to help provide companionship, joy and comfort to our patients. Be a part of our dedicated team of volunteers who help provide extra love and comfort to terminally ill patients and their families. You decide how much time you can devote and we match your interest and schedule with a patient close to your home or work. You will receive specialized training conducted by our team including online and in-person training at our office. Give us a call or visit our website to find out more about volunteering, gifts of a day, life journaling and Veterans Recognition. https://www.crossroadshospice.com/ Please call Gretchen Eagle (513)786-3752 or email Gretchen.eagle@crossroadshospice.com Organization: Crossroads Hospice & Palliative Care Crossroads Hospice needs volunteers throughout Butler County to help provide companionship, joy and comfort to our patients. Be a part of our dedicated team of volunteers who help provide extra love and comfort to terminally ill patients and their families. You decide how much time you can devote and we match your interest and schedule with a patient close to your home or work. You will receive specialized training conducted by our team including online and in-person training at our office. Give us a call or visit our website to find out more about volunteering, gifts of a day, life journaling and Veterans Recognition. https://www.crossroadshospice.com/ Please call Gretchen Eagle (513)786-3752 or email Gretchen.eagle@crossroadshospice.com Organization: Crossroads Hospice & Palliative Care Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45044 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Friendly VisitorAfter training with our knowledgeable staff, volunteers provide information regarding victim rights and referrals to other services, emotional support, assist with financial restitution, and accompaniment to appointments such as health, legal, and law enforcement. Volunteers have constant, ongoing communication with our dedicated staff. Every year the need grows for more compassionate, committed volunteers. After six months, you may decide to enhance your relationship to become the legal Guardian of the client. If you are interested in becoming a Friendly Visitor, please respond and our Volunteer Coordinator will be in touch with you in four to five business days. Organization: LifeSpan After training with our knowledgeable staff, volunteers provide information regarding victim rights and referrals to other services, emotional support, assist with financial restitution, and accompaniment to appointments such as health, legal, and law enforcement. Volunteers have constant, ongoing communication with our dedicated staff. Every year the need grows for more compassionate, committed volunteers. After six months, you may decide to enhance your relationship to become the legal Guardian of the client. If you are interested in becoming a Friendly Visitor, please respond and our Volunteer Coordinator will be in touch with you in four to five business days. Organization: LifeSpan Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45011 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Alive past 25 -- Traffic Safety CheerleadersThe leading cause of death for teens is traffic crashes. In 2018 in Butler County 11 out of 30 of our fatal traffic crashes were of someone under the age of 25. You can be the difference in someone making a life-saving decision that will help them live past age 25. Butler County Safe Communities is looking for individuals passionate about making and keeping our roads safer. The ideal candidates are people who have a personal experience or story of being in a traffic crash, surviving a life threatening crash, and/or having a friend or family member who survived or was killed in a crash. We're looking for creative, clever ways to share messages throughout the year that will reach people of all age groups, particularly drivers under age 25 utilizing multiple channels (social media, community gathering, campaigns, events, etc). Hours/days are flexible. Organization: Safety Council of Southwestern Ohio The leading cause of death for teens is traffic crashes. In 2018 in Butler County 11 out of 30 of our fatal traffic crashes were of someone under the age of 25. You can be the difference in someone making a life-saving decision that will help them live past age 25. Butler County Safe Communities is looking for individuals passionate about making and keeping our roads safer. The ideal candidates are people who have a personal experience or story of being in a traffic crash, surviving a life threatening crash, and/or having a friend or family member who survived or was killed in a crash. We're looking for creative, clever ways to share messages throughout the year that will reach people of all age groups, particularly drivers under age 25 utilizing multiple channels (social media, community gathering, campaigns, events, etc). Hours/days are flexible. Organization: Safety Council of Southwestern Ohio Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45044 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Tutoring OpportunityOur students are required to take part in a reading and math program that are both online and in the classroom. The volunteer would assist the student and the teacher with implementing this program by working with students on the online program. (need of Hispanic speaking volunteers) Organization: Richard Allen Academy Our students are required to take part in a reading and math program that are both online and in the classroom. The volunteer would assist the student and the teacher with implementing this program by working with students on the online program. (need of Hispanic speaking volunteers) Organization: Richard Allen Academy Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45011 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Memorial Bricks ProjectPAWS has a project that is suitable for an Eagle Scout or small team. This is an unpaid volunteer need. PAWS supporters have purchased a number of memorial bricks, and we need a person and/or team to do the work of placing them around our Memorial Garden in front of PAWS adoption center. This project would involve physical labor to dig, lay sand below bricks and put bricks in place. We expect that this project would take from 8-12 hours to complete for one person.
Organization: PAWS Adoption Center PAWS has a project that is suitable for an Eagle Scout or small team. This is an unpaid volunteer need. PAWS supporters have purchased a number of memorial bricks, and we need a person and/or team to do the work of placing them around our Memorial Garden in front of PAWS adoption center. This project would involve physical labor to dig, lay sand below bricks and put bricks in place. We expect that this project would take from 8-12 hours to complete for one person.
Organization: PAWS Adoption Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45050 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Prepare & serve meals, "restaurant style" to ALL community members in need!Join us at the Community Meal Center in providing a safe and dignified haven where hot meals are shared together with all people in need. The following are various volunteer service tasks/opportunities: cooking, cold food prep, baking desserts, waiting/busing dining tables, musical entertainment, providing/making table favors, decorating place-mats, eating dinner with our guests and cleaning/closing center. Organization: Community Meal Center Join us at the Community Meal Center in providing a safe and dignified haven where hot meals are shared together with all people in need. The following are various volunteer service tasks/opportunities: cooking, cold food prep, baking desserts, waiting/busing dining tables, musical entertainment, providing/making table favors, decorating place-mats, eating dinner with our guests and cleaning/closing center. Organization: Community Meal Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45011 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Best Buddies Citizens ChapterThe Best Buddies Citizens program matches adults with IDD (intellectual and developmental disabilities) in one-to-one friendships with adults without IDD from the community. By spending time with one another, the lives of both individuals are enhanced through a mutually-enriching friendship. The citizens program is essential in providing social opportunities for adults with IDD, who are often isolated and have little opportunity to interact with their adult peers. The matches are made between two individuals based on age, personality and interests, as well as proximity. We are looking for community members in the Fairfield, Hamilton,Liberty Township areas. Check out the link for more information. https://www.bestbuddies.org/ohio/ Organization: Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities The Best Buddies Citizens program matches adults with IDD (intellectual and developmental disabilities) in one-to-one friendships with adults without IDD from the community. By spending time with one another, the lives of both individuals are enhanced through a mutually-enriching friendship. The citizens program is essential in providing social opportunities for adults with IDD, who are often isolated and have little opportunity to interact with their adult peers. The matches are made between two individuals based on age, personality and interests, as well as proximity. We are looking for community members in the Fairfield, Hamilton,Liberty Township areas. Check out the link for more information. https://www.bestbuddies.org/ohio/ Organization: Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45011 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: EGS 215 (Safety Coalition/Healthy Middletown projects), SPRING 2019Spring 2019
Organization: Safety Council of Southwestern Ohio Spring 2019
Organization: Safety Council of Southwestern Ohio Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45042 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Give Back CrewGive back to the community by volunteering alongside others with and without developmental disabilities! Volunteer opportunities are scheduled around Butler County throughout the year and you will be notified when a new one is scheduled. Bring your friends, family, coworkers, etc. with you to pay it forward while developing new friendships!
Organization: Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities Give back to the community by volunteering alongside others with and without developmental disabilities! Volunteer opportunities are scheduled around Butler County throughout the year and you will be notified when a new one is scheduled. Bring your friends, family, coworkers, etc. with you to pay it forward while developing new friendships!
Organization: Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45011 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Youth Coalition VolunteerThe Safety Council of Southwestern Ohio is looking for motivated, self-directed individuals to volunteer for our Youth Coalition. The ideal candidates are people who are passionate about mental health, substance abuse (especially marijuana) prevention, and are excited to empower youth to make healthy decisions.The Coalition for a Healthy Middletown was founded in 2008 from a collective vision of community partners as an effort to mobilize the community to address the threat of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs for youth. The Coalition aims to reduce adolescent substance abuse and increase mental health awareness in the Middletown area by addressing key issues in the community, utilizing multiple channels (social media, community gathering, campaigns, events, etc).
Organization: Safety Council of Southwestern Ohio The Safety Council of Southwestern Ohio is looking for motivated, self-directed individuals to volunteer for our Youth Coalition. The ideal candidates are people who are passionate about mental health, substance abuse (especially marijuana) prevention, and are excited to empower youth to make healthy decisions.The Coalition for a Healthy Middletown was founded in 2008 from a collective vision of community partners as an effort to mobilize the community to address the threat of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs for youth. The Coalition aims to reduce adolescent substance abuse and increase mental health awareness in the Middletown area by addressing key issues in the community, utilizing multiple channels (social media, community gathering, campaigns, events, etc).
Organization: Safety Council of Southwestern Ohio Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45044 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: BUILD SITE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Build homes, communities, and hope!Our homes are built almost entirely by volunteers, both skilled and unskilled. Whether you have building experience or have never picked up a hammer in your life, we need your help. All the equipment, safety gear, and training you need for the day is provided and no previous experience is necessary. Orientations take place at the start of each shift. Register, and sign up online today!!! https://habitatcincinnati.galaxydigital.com/ (Please note, registration is required). Organization: Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati Our homes are built almost entirely by volunteers, both skilled and unskilled. Whether you have building experience or have never picked up a hammer in your life, we need your help. All the equipment, safety gear, and training you need for the day is provided and no previous experience is necessary. Orientations take place at the start of each shift. Register, and sign up online today!!! https://habitatcincinnati.galaxydigital.com/ (Please note, registration is required). Organization: Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45237 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: One on One VolunteersOne On One volunteers are matched with individual clients in their local community and read print materials in their home. Some volunteers provide transportation and shopping assistance at the grocery store. Please click on the following link to complete our secure online application. https://cincyblind.org/be-part-of-our-team/?target=volunteer-opportunities Organization: Cincinnati Assoc. for the Blind & Visually Impaired One On One volunteers are matched with individual clients in their local community and read print materials in their home. Some volunteers provide transportation and shopping assistance at the grocery store. Please click on the following link to complete our secure online application. https://cincyblind.org/be-part-of-our-team/?target=volunteer-opportunities Organization: Cincinnati Assoc. for the Blind & Visually Impaired Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Personalized Talking Print (PTP) VolunteersThe Personalized Talking Print program is an opportunity to volunteer from home. Our volunteers read print material such as newspapers, grocery ads, and magazines into a voicemail system and listeners can call and retrieve it at their convenience. Please click on the following link to complete our secure online application. https://cincyblind.org/be-part-of-our-team/?target=volunteer-opportunities Organization: Cincinnati Assoc. for the Blind & Visually Impaired The Personalized Talking Print program is an opportunity to volunteer from home. Our volunteers read print material such as newspapers, grocery ads, and magazines into a voicemail system and listeners can call and retrieve it at their convenience. Please click on the following link to complete our secure online application. https://cincyblind.org/be-part-of-our-team/?target=volunteer-opportunities Organization: Cincinnati Assoc. for the Blind & Visually Impaired Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Friends of the Parks BoardThe Friends of the Parks is a non-profit affiliate organization that support park activities. The volunteer Board of Trustees participate in numerous engaging activities throughout the year. For more information on the Friends of the Wood County Parks, please visit wcparks.org/friends. Organization: Friends of the Parks The Friends of the Parks is a non-profit affiliate organization that support park activities. The volunteer Board of Trustees participate in numerous engaging activities throughout the year. For more information on the Friends of the Wood County Parks, please visit wcparks.org/friends. Organization: Friends of the Parks Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 43402 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Park Ambassador: W.W. Knight Nature PreservePark Ambassadors greet visitors, attend the trails, pick up trash, and report items to park staff. Parks with nature centers may have a nature craft station that park ambassadors maintain.
Specific training is required for all Park Ambassadors. Organization: Administration Park Ambassadors greet visitors, attend the trails, pick up trash, and report items to park staff. Parks with nature centers may have a nature craft station that park ambassadors maintain.
Specific training is required for all Park Ambassadors. Organization: Administration Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 43402 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Turn Markers into Energy - Crayola ColorcycleAn amazing program devised to repurpose used markers rather than sending them to landfills. The ColorCycle program has repurposed more than 70 tons of expended markers in the United States and Canada since 2013. It uses the most advanced plastic conversation technologies available today to make wax compounds for asphalt and roofing shingles as well as generate electricity that can be used to heat homes, cook food, and power vehicles. Lakeland's Project SEARCH students placed collection boxes all over campus and will champion this project. Please support our efforts by collecting used markers and drop them in the collection boxes. Don't throw out that marker - ColorCycle it! Organization: Lakeland Community College An amazing program devised to repurpose used markers rather than sending them to landfills. The ColorCycle program has repurposed more than 70 tons of expended markers in the United States and Canada since 2013. It uses the most advanced plastic conversation technologies available today to make wax compounds for asphalt and roofing shingles as well as generate electricity that can be used to heat homes, cook food, and power vehicles. Lakeland's Project SEARCH students placed collection boxes all over campus and will champion this project. Please support our efforts by collecting used markers and drop them in the collection boxes. Don't throw out that marker - ColorCycle it! Organization: Lakeland Community College Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44094 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Friendly VisitorA Friendly Visitor provides companionship to the resident and valuable information to the resident’s guardian through monthly visits. While visiting, the volunteer may talk, share stories, take walks, play cards, or enjoy other interests with the resident. The volunteer writes brief summaries of visits and other activities and reports findings to the guardian. Organization: Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry's Guardianship Services A Friendly Visitor provides companionship to the resident and valuable information to the resident’s guardian through monthly visits. While visiting, the volunteer may talk, share stories, take walks, play cards, or enjoy other interests with the resident. The volunteer writes brief summaries of visits and other activities and reports findings to the guardian. Organization: Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry's Guardianship Services Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44103 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Project FeederwatchJoin citizen scientists around the world to count wintering birds. A presentation about how to identify and count the birds will be followed by a practice session at the feeders. This informational session will train volunteer interested in doing Bird Monitoring for an ongoing volunteer opportunity. Organization: Monitoring Join citizen scientists around the world to count wintering birds. A presentation about how to identify and count the birds will be followed by a practice session at the feeders. This informational session will train volunteer interested in doing Bird Monitoring for an ongoing volunteer opportunity. Organization: Monitoring Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 43551 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Physician Outreach Committee - MembersThe Alzheimer's Association of Greater Cincinnati is looking for volunteers for their Physician Outreach Committee. We are in need of volunteers to drop off Association materials and resources to MD offices in Butler County. Background check required, orientation and training required.
Organization: Alzheimer's Association of Greater Cincinnati The Alzheimer's Association of Greater Cincinnati is looking for volunteers for their Physician Outreach Committee. We are in need of volunteers to drop off Association materials and resources to MD offices in Butler County. Background check required, orientation and training required.
Organization: Alzheimer's Association of Greater Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45056 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Cooks, Servers, DishwashersGreetings! Feed The Hungry Project is in need of volunteers to help prepare and serve breakfast, and wash dishes two days a week. If you can be of assistance to us, please call our Executive Director, Deborah Patterson at 513-320-1001. Thank you in advance, and we look forward to hearing from you!
Organization: Louella Thompson Dream Center: Feed the Hungry Project Greetings! Feed The Hungry Project is in need of volunteers to help prepare and serve breakfast, and wash dishes two days a week. If you can be of assistance to us, please call our Executive Director, Deborah Patterson at 513-320-1001. Thank you in advance, and we look forward to hearing from you!
Organization: Louella Thompson Dream Center: Feed the Hungry Project Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45044 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Nature Center VolunteerWe are looking for individuals interested in assisting with the daily animal care and operations of Hueston Woods nature center. Our nature center is home to a variety of animals including reptiles and birds of prey. In addition, we are a raptor rehab center, helping injured hawks and owls return to the wild. Volunteer opportunities are for morning or afternoon, any day of the week, including weekends. If interested, please 'Respond' to this need and contact Shawn Conner via phone (513.524.4250) or email (shawn.conner@dnr.state.oh.us)
Organization: Hueston Woods State Park We are looking for individuals interested in assisting with the daily animal care and operations of Hueston Woods nature center. Our nature center is home to a variety of animals including reptiles and birds of prey. In addition, we are a raptor rehab center, helping injured hawks and owls return to the wild. Volunteer opportunities are for morning or afternoon, any day of the week, including weekends. If interested, please 'Respond' to this need and contact Shawn Conner via phone (513.524.4250) or email (shawn.conner@dnr.state.oh.us)
Organization: Hueston Woods State Park Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45003 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati-- VVC Translation Support Client AdvocateSt. Vincent de Paul provides assistance without regard to race or creed. As a significant number of neighbors requesting assistance from SVDP speak Spanish as their first language, speaking with these neighbors in their native language provides dignity and respect and ensures they are understood and their needs are met. In this position, you will assist the organization by providing interpretation for meetings with clients across all of our direct service programs. You will also develop bi-lingual promotional materials and assist Conference Vincentians in their communications with Spanish speaking neighbors. This position will be part-time, coupled with another part-time VVC position.Position Responsibilities:Provide interpretation services for social services clients in both walk-in hours as well as for homelessness prevention assistance meetings.Assist the Charitable Pharmacy with the certification and pharmacy process with Spanish-speaking patients.Assist St. Vincent de Paul parish-based conferences as well as the call-center in serving Spanish-speaking clients.Develop bi-lingual promotional materials for all direct service programs.Link Spanish-speaking clients to both internal and external resources and benefits.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati St. Vincent de Paul provides assistance without regard to race or creed. As a significant number of neighbors requesting assistance from SVDP speak Spanish as their first language, speaking with these neighbors in their native language provides dignity and respect and ensures they are understood and their needs are met. In this position, you will assist the organization by providing interpretation for meetings with clients across all of our direct service programs. You will also develop bi-lingual promotional materials and assist Conference Vincentians in their communications with Spanish speaking neighbors. This position will be part-time, coupled with another part-time VVC position.Position Responsibilities:Provide interpretation services for social services clients in both walk-in hours as well as for homelessness prevention assistance meetings.Assist the Charitable Pharmacy with the certification and pharmacy process with Spanish-speaking patients.Assist St. Vincent de Paul parish-based conferences as well as the call-center in serving Spanish-speaking clients.Develop bi-lingual promotional materials for all direct service programs.Link Spanish-speaking clients to both internal and external resources and benefits.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati-- Data ManagementSt. Vincent de Paul provides support, compassion and direct assistance to tens of thousands of individuals annually, through a suite of programs and services. In order to best serve our neighbors in need, we capture their personal and family information, as well as their service history; this allows SVDP to determine how to best support our neighbors and allows us to share the story of the work we do. In this position, you will put analytical and detail-oriented skills to work, analyzing data trends to help inform staff and volunteers as to how to best operate our programs and render services, gaining experience in project management skills and practical implementation of data processing. This position will be part-time, coupled with another part-time VVC position working directly with our neighbors in need.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati St. Vincent de Paul provides support, compassion and direct assistance to tens of thousands of individuals annually, through a suite of programs and services. In order to best serve our neighbors in need, we capture their personal and family information, as well as their service history; this allows SVDP to determine how to best support our neighbors and allows us to share the story of the work we do. In this position, you will put analytical and detail-oriented skills to work, analyzing data trends to help inform staff and volunteers as to how to best operate our programs and render services, gaining experience in project management skills and practical implementation of data processing. This position will be part-time, coupled with another part-time VVC position working directly with our neighbors in need.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati-- Finance Support SpecialistIn this position, you will assist the finance department in completing the month-end closing cycle, including preparation of journal entries, balance sheet and bank reconciliations, and financial statement preparation. In addition, you will assist with fixed asset accounting and tracking, preparation of documentation for our annual financial audit, and daily thrift store sales reconciliation. This position will be part-time, coupled with another part-time position working directly with our neighbors in need.Position Responsibilities:Assist in completing month-end closing activities, including journal entries, bank reconciliations, balance sheet reconciliations, and financial statementsReconcile daily sales and deposits for thrift stores from point-of-sale system to bankAssist in fixed asset accounting and tracking, including preparation of depreciation journal entrySummarize daily donor gifts from donor tracking softwareAssist with accounts payable processingSupport efforts in preparation for annual financial auditThis position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati In this position, you will assist the finance department in completing the month-end closing cycle, including preparation of journal entries, balance sheet and bank reconciliations, and financial statement preparation. In addition, you will assist with fixed asset accounting and tracking, preparation of documentation for our annual financial audit, and daily thrift store sales reconciliation. This position will be part-time, coupled with another part-time position working directly with our neighbors in need.Position Responsibilities:Assist in completing month-end closing activities, including journal entries, bank reconciliations, balance sheet reconciliations, and financial statementsReconcile daily sales and deposits for thrift stores from point-of-sale system to bankAssist in fixed asset accounting and tracking, including preparation of depreciation journal entrySummarize daily donor gifts from donor tracking softwareAssist with accounts payable processingSupport efforts in preparation for annual financial auditThis position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati-- Re-Entry Program CoordinatorReturning citizens face many challenges when rebuilding their lives following incarceration, and many times these challenges can keep them stuck in poverty. St. Vincent de Paul’s Re-entry program addresses these challenges, providing returning citizens with mentorship, access to needed resources, and ongoing support as they work toward employment and self-sufficiency. In this position, you will help coordinate educational events which give returning citizens an opportunity to share their stories with the community; connect people in the community with opportunities to stay involved, including pairing mentors with mentees; and support returning citizens in ensuring their basic needs are met. This position will be part-time, coupled with another part-time VVC position.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent. A college degree is preferred, although life experience and motivation to serve will also be assessed to determine preparation for the job. Basic computer skills in Microsoft Office are required. Some driving may be necessary, so a valid driver’s license, insurance and access to a car are ideal. A strong ability to build interpersonal working relationships with people from a variety of different backgrounds, especially those from low income communities, is essential. Reliable organizational skills with proven ability to follow through are important. A willingness and ability to be part of a cooperative team effort and the ability to express oneself verbally and in writing are also necessary.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Returning citizens face many challenges when rebuilding their lives following incarceration, and many times these challenges can keep them stuck in poverty. St. Vincent de Paul’s Re-entry program addresses these challenges, providing returning citizens with mentorship, access to needed resources, and ongoing support as they work toward employment and self-sufficiency. In this position, you will help coordinate educational events which give returning citizens an opportunity to share their stories with the community; connect people in the community with opportunities to stay involved, including pairing mentors with mentees; and support returning citizens in ensuring their basic needs are met. This position will be part-time, coupled with another part-time VVC position.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent. A college degree is preferred, although life experience and motivation to serve will also be assessed to determine preparation for the job. Basic computer skills in Microsoft Office are required. Some driving may be necessary, so a valid driver’s license, insurance and access to a car are ideal. A strong ability to build interpersonal working relationships with people from a variety of different backgrounds, especially those from low income communities, is essential. Reliable organizational skills with proven ability to follow through are important. A willingness and ability to be part of a cooperative team effort and the ability to express oneself verbally and in writing are also necessary.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Vincentian Volunteers of CincinnatiInspire. Connect. Encounter.Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati provides young professionals ages 21-30 an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by working directly with their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, gaining excellent professional experience in a work placement that matches their gifts and experience with the needs of the community. Work in areas such as direct social services, healthcare, food pantry, charitable pharmacy, service learning, fundraising/marketing, logistics, and home visits.Vincentian Volunteers live in intentional community and participate in regular leadership development and personal, spiritual growth opportunities. Room and board; health and renters' insurance; monthly personal and phone stipends; an education award upon completion of service; and assistance in seeking loan deferment provided.Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati work placements all have extensive responsibility to provide a solid professional experience for the member and to prepare them for life after a year with VVC. A year with VVC places our members on a path to success: 100% of our VVC alumni have secured employment, education, or another year of service upon completing their year as a Vincentian Volunteer.Connect with other young professionals with similar values. Explore a career path that is right for you. Build a professional network in the area. Reflect on how to align your values with your work. Put your education, gifts and talents to work to benefit our neighbors in need.Visit www.SVDPcincinnati.org/VVC for more information on how to get involved.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Inspire. Connect. Encounter.Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati provides young professionals ages 21-30 an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by working directly with their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, gaining excellent professional experience in a work placement that matches their gifts and experience with the needs of the community. Work in areas such as direct social services, healthcare, food pantry, charitable pharmacy, service learning, fundraising/marketing, logistics, and home visits.Vincentian Volunteers live in intentional community and participate in regular leadership development and personal, spiritual growth opportunities. Room and board; health and renters' insurance; monthly personal and phone stipends; an education award upon completion of service; and assistance in seeking loan deferment provided.Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati work placements all have extensive responsibility to provide a solid professional experience for the member and to prepare them for life after a year with VVC. A year with VVC places our members on a path to success: 100% of our VVC alumni have secured employment, education, or another year of service upon completing their year as a Vincentian Volunteer.Connect with other young professionals with similar values. Explore a career path that is right for you. Build a professional network in the area. Reflect on how to align your values with your work. Put your education, gifts and talents to work to benefit our neighbors in need.Visit www.SVDPcincinnati.org/VVC for more information on how to get involved.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati-- Getting Ahead CoordinatorLearn from and walk alongside our neighbors in need for 16 weeks, looking at poverty through the lens of economic class to better understand how our society and the economy work, and empowering them to build economic stability for themselves while we build a better future for our community. As a co-facilitator of these small groups, you will collaborate to prepare weekly lesson plans and co-facilitate the group, creating a safe, open, and caring place for individuals to assess economic problems and self-identify goals; you will also support the behind-the-scenes needs of the program. Be part of the process of investigating the impact of poverty and what it takes to move from a just-getting-by world to a getting-ahead world, helping our neighbors in need address systemic issues to create their own change.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.A high school diploma or its equivalent is required; degree in social work or related field preferred. Experience working directly with and an understanding of the issues often facing people in need, and a demonstrated ability to relate to people of different cultural and economic backgrounds are important. Strong organizational skills will help carry out the responsibilities of this position. The ability to relate effectively and compassionately to people in the process of meeting their basic needs is essential. Basic computer knowledge, particularly in Microsoft Office programs, is necessary.Program Responsibilities:1. Through the SVDP National office, participate in necessary Getting Ahead training, including reading Bridges Out of Poverty and Getting Ahead in a Just Gettin’ by World; and participating in a two-part Webinar.2. Collaborate with local resources to support the Mentor component for the program.3. Recruit participants from area Conferences, the Winton Hills and West End Outreach Centers, and the SVDP Re-Entry program.4. Co-facilitate two 16-course Getting Ahead programs per year, including collaborating with a group of Conferences for participants in their neighborhoods.5. Work with clients in the Getting Ahead program to create a speakers’ bureau of individuals willing to share their stories on Ozanam Center retreats, for the Development department, Board events, etc.6. Present Getting Ahead content at various Ozanam Center trainings and workshops, such as Ozanam Orientation and Understanding Poverty.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Learn from and walk alongside our neighbors in need for 16 weeks, looking at poverty through the lens of economic class to better understand how our society and the economy work, and empowering them to build economic stability for themselves while we build a better future for our community. As a co-facilitator of these small groups, you will collaborate to prepare weekly lesson plans and co-facilitate the group, creating a safe, open, and caring place for individuals to assess economic problems and self-identify goals; you will also support the behind-the-scenes needs of the program. Be part of the process of investigating the impact of poverty and what it takes to move from a just-getting-by world to a getting-ahead world, helping our neighbors in need address systemic issues to create their own change.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.A high school diploma or its equivalent is required; degree in social work or related field preferred. Experience working directly with and an understanding of the issues often facing people in need, and a demonstrated ability to relate to people of different cultural and economic backgrounds are important. Strong organizational skills will help carry out the responsibilities of this position. The ability to relate effectively and compassionately to people in the process of meeting their basic needs is essential. Basic computer knowledge, particularly in Microsoft Office programs, is necessary.Program Responsibilities:1. Through the SVDP National office, participate in necessary Getting Ahead training, including reading Bridges Out of Poverty and Getting Ahead in a Just Gettin’ by World; and participating in a two-part Webinar.2. Collaborate with local resources to support the Mentor component for the program.3. Recruit participants from area Conferences, the Winton Hills and West End Outreach Centers, and the SVDP Re-Entry program.4. Co-facilitate two 16-course Getting Ahead programs per year, including collaborating with a group of Conferences for participants in their neighborhoods.5. Work with clients in the Getting Ahead program to create a speakers’ bureau of individuals willing to share their stories on Ozanam Center retreats, for the Development department, Board events, etc.6. Present Getting Ahead content at various Ozanam Center trainings and workshops, such as Ozanam Orientation and Understanding Poverty.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati-- Ozanam Center Coordinator“Charity and justice go hand in hand – not either/or options, but BOTH/AND imperatives” (SVDP National office). The Ozanam Center offers immersion experiences to raise awareness, encourage mutual respect, and promote solutions that bring lasting change to our community, connecting the direct service of SVDP with the issues behind the need. Working in the Ozanam Center, you help facilitate a paradigm shift in youth, young adult, and adult participants through retreat planning and leading; curriculum development; data management; finance; and/or promotional work. You will also regularly participate in direct assistance to our neighbors in need through home visits and other opportunities. Through the Center, participants realize that serving is more than a handout – it is a lifestyle that is mutually beneficial.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career. Position Responsibilities:Coordinate and facilitate all Ozanam Center immersion retreat programming.Collaborate with local community partners to plan and schedule immersion retreat experiences.Assist with curriculum development for immersion experiences, expanding collaborating community partners, both in-house and in the greater Cincinnati community.Provide logistical support for all immersion programs, including necessary supplies and transportation needs.Develop and expand program modules to be used on Ozanam Center immersion experiences.Support and oversee contract staff and volunteers for Ozanam Center immersion experiences.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati “Charity and justice go hand in hand – not either/or options, but BOTH/AND imperatives” (SVDP National office). The Ozanam Center offers immersion experiences to raise awareness, encourage mutual respect, and promote solutions that bring lasting change to our community, connecting the direct service of SVDP with the issues behind the need. Working in the Ozanam Center, you help facilitate a paradigm shift in youth, young adult, and adult participants through retreat planning and leading; curriculum development; data management; finance; and/or promotional work. You will also regularly participate in direct assistance to our neighbors in need through home visits and other opportunities. Through the Center, participants realize that serving is more than a handout – it is a lifestyle that is mutually beneficial.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career. Position Responsibilities:Coordinate and facilitate all Ozanam Center immersion retreat programming.Collaborate with local community partners to plan and schedule immersion retreat experiences.Assist with curriculum development for immersion experiences, expanding collaborating community partners, both in-house and in the greater Cincinnati community.Provide logistical support for all immersion programs, including necessary supplies and transportation needs.Develop and expand program modules to be used on Ozanam Center immersion experiences.Support and oversee contract staff and volunteers for Ozanam Center immersion experiences.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati-- Food Pantry CoordinatorThe Edyth and Carl Lindner Choice Food Pantry reveals faith in action – bringing together people from very different backgrounds. The Pantry provides families and individuals free, monthly access to food, where the families are able to choose what they take home, within guidelines based on household size. Working in the Choice Pantry, you will have the opportunity to develop relationships with the clients and volunteers alike; work with food donations; oversee an urban garden to provide fresh, local produce for the Pantry; and assist with logistics for the entire organization. The versatility in the job makes each day a little different and fosters a wide array of managerial, professional and personal skills.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.Young adults in their 20s. Able to commit to the full 11 months of the program. Able to live together in the VVC residence. Interest in living simply, exploring questions of faith.Minimum of a bachelor’s degree and relevant experience. Managerial experience of any kind coupled with strong organizational skills will be helpful in carrying out the responsibilities of this position. A demonstrated ability to relate to people of different cultural and economic backgrounds is important. The ability to relate effectively and compassionately to people in the process of meeting their basic needs is essential. Position Responsibilities:1. Support and supervise approximately 25-30 volunteers during “open” Pantry hours, as well as working with group volunteers in the Pantry.2. Assist with registration of pantry clients via the database.3. In consultation with the Pantry Manager, monitor inventory and order food as needed to ensure adequate supplies are available during operating hours.4. Fill supportive role in planning and organizing special holiday food distribution activities.5. Pick-up, and plan for storage and movement of, both donated and purchased pantry provisions.6. Serve as a contact with FreeStore FoodBank, coordinating and maximizing SVDP efforts to access food and other commodities at the least possible cost. This responsibility also includes ensuring compliance with FSFB/USDA regulations, coordinating SVDP systems with theirs.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati The Edyth and Carl Lindner Choice Food Pantry reveals faith in action – bringing together people from very different backgrounds. The Pantry provides families and individuals free, monthly access to food, where the families are able to choose what they take home, within guidelines based on household size. Working in the Choice Pantry, you will have the opportunity to develop relationships with the clients and volunteers alike; work with food donations; oversee an urban garden to provide fresh, local produce for the Pantry; and assist with logistics for the entire organization. The versatility in the job makes each day a little different and fosters a wide array of managerial, professional and personal skills.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.Young adults in their 20s. Able to commit to the full 11 months of the program. Able to live together in the VVC residence. Interest in living simply, exploring questions of faith.Minimum of a bachelor’s degree and relevant experience. Managerial experience of any kind coupled with strong organizational skills will be helpful in carrying out the responsibilities of this position. A demonstrated ability to relate to people of different cultural and economic backgrounds is important. The ability to relate effectively and compassionately to people in the process of meeting their basic needs is essential. Position Responsibilities:1. Support and supervise approximately 25-30 volunteers during “open” Pantry hours, as well as working with group volunteers in the Pantry.2. Assist with registration of pantry clients via the database.3. In consultation with the Pantry Manager, monitor inventory and order food as needed to ensure adequate supplies are available during operating hours.4. Fill supportive role in planning and organizing special holiday food distribution activities.5. Pick-up, and plan for storage and movement of, both donated and purchased pantry provisions.6. Serve as a contact with FreeStore FoodBank, coordinating and maximizing SVDP efforts to access food and other commodities at the least possible cost. This responsibility also includes ensuring compliance with FSFB/USDA regulations, coordinating SVDP systems with theirs.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati-- Patient AdvocateSt. Vincent de Paul’s Charitable Pharmacy is a ‘YES’ to the many ‘NOs’ that people hear on a regular basis when trying to apply for assistance they so desperately need. As the only free Pharmacy in southwest Ohio, we provide one-on-one individual support and assistance to each neighbor in need of medication assistance. The VVC Patient Advocate provides direct service support to patients seeking services, qualifying them for services and assessing other basic needs.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.compassion; commitment to mission; interest in faith, service and justice; open-mindedness.Bachelor’s degree and relevant experience preferred. Basic computer literacy skills; strong organizational and interpersonal skills; an ability to communicate well orally and in writing; and the ability to effectively relate to people of different cultural and economic backgrounds are necessary. A willingness and ability to be part of a cooperative team effort is also necessary. Medical experience and valid driver’s license preferred, but not required.Position Responsibilities:Provide individual support and assistance to each Charitable Pharmacy patient, depending on his/her needs.Interview and assess the eligibility and service needs of individuals and families to receive assistance through the Bank Street Charitable Pharmacy.Support individuals in enrolling in Patient Assistance Programs for ongoing assistance with medications not available at the Charitable Pharmacy.Develop a long-term plan for patient assistance and pharmaceutical needs, and assist with client follow-up to ensure compliance with patient long term care plan.Refer patients to primary care physicians and medical specialists, as needed, and assess client files to determine additional support needs for which clients are eligible.Assist in data entry and documentation of patient orders.Participate in quarterly outreach events to raise awareness regarding the Charitable Pharmacy program and other service offerings.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati St. Vincent de Paul’s Charitable Pharmacy is a ‘YES’ to the many ‘NOs’ that people hear on a regular basis when trying to apply for assistance they so desperately need. As the only free Pharmacy in southwest Ohio, we provide one-on-one individual support and assistance to each neighbor in need of medication assistance. The VVC Patient Advocate provides direct service support to patients seeking services, qualifying them for services and assessing other basic needs.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.compassion; commitment to mission; interest in faith, service and justice; open-mindedness.Bachelor’s degree and relevant experience preferred. Basic computer literacy skills; strong organizational and interpersonal skills; an ability to communicate well orally and in writing; and the ability to effectively relate to people of different cultural and economic backgrounds are necessary. A willingness and ability to be part of a cooperative team effort is also necessary. Medical experience and valid driver’s license preferred, but not required.Position Responsibilities:Provide individual support and assistance to each Charitable Pharmacy patient, depending on his/her needs.Interview and assess the eligibility and service needs of individuals and families to receive assistance through the Bank Street Charitable Pharmacy.Support individuals in enrolling in Patient Assistance Programs for ongoing assistance with medications not available at the Charitable Pharmacy.Develop a long-term plan for patient assistance and pharmaceutical needs, and assist with client follow-up to ensure compliance with patient long term care plan.Refer patients to primary care physicians and medical specialists, as needed, and assess client files to determine additional support needs for which clients are eligible.Assist in data entry and documentation of patient orders.Participate in quarterly outreach events to raise awareness regarding the Charitable Pharmacy program and other service offerings.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati-- Client AdvocateBuild a sense of community in the City and show hope and compassion to our neighbors in need. The Social Services team works directly with those we serve, helping them overcome barriers to stability, providing personal assistance with food, clothing, rent, utilities, furniture, and transportation. You will work on a caring, committed and supportive team, providing help to those seeking assistance, through home visits and one-on-one in-office meetings. You will also be responsible for overseeing one of our client support programs which provide transportation or furniture assistance; facilitating financial literacy trainings; or working with programs designed to build and enhance community.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent. A college degree is preferred, although life experience and motivation to serve will also be assessed to determine preparation for the job. Basic computer skills in Microsoft Office are required. Some driving may be necessary, so a valid driver’s license, insurance and access to a car are ideal. A strong ability to build interpersonal working relationships with people from a variety of different backgrounds, especially those from low income communities, is essential. Reliable organizational skills with proven ability to follow through are important. A willingness and ability to be part of a cooperative team effort and the ability to express oneself verbally and in writing are also necessary. Position Responsibilities:1. Respond to service requests received via SVDP Web site and by phone, with other Social Services staff.2. Hold interviews and review agency records and documentation of current need/financial situation to confirm eligibility of applicants for assistance.3. Interview clients and complete applications and recommendations for assistance to outside funding groups.4. As appropriate, assess needs of clients presenting critical situations at any time during business hours.5. Link clients of Saint Vincent de Paul Society with community resources able to provide assistance as indicated by their particular need.6. Participate as member of two-person team in making weekly home visits to people requesting furniture assistance.7. Enter required data related to client interviews in client database; collect and file required paper documentation in case files.8. Manage a special program in the Social Services department, including but not limited to the Mattress Fund, Fan & Air Conditioner program, and Rent & Utilities Assistance program.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Build a sense of community in the City and show hope and compassion to our neighbors in need. The Social Services team works directly with those we serve, helping them overcome barriers to stability, providing personal assistance with food, clothing, rent, utilities, furniture, and transportation. You will work on a caring, committed and supportive team, providing help to those seeking assistance, through home visits and one-on-one in-office meetings. You will also be responsible for overseeing one of our client support programs which provide transportation or furniture assistance; facilitating financial literacy trainings; or working with programs designed to build and enhance community.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent. A college degree is preferred, although life experience and motivation to serve will also be assessed to determine preparation for the job. Basic computer skills in Microsoft Office are required. Some driving may be necessary, so a valid driver’s license, insurance and access to a car are ideal. A strong ability to build interpersonal working relationships with people from a variety of different backgrounds, especially those from low income communities, is essential. Reliable organizational skills with proven ability to follow through are important. A willingness and ability to be part of a cooperative team effort and the ability to express oneself verbally and in writing are also necessary. Position Responsibilities:1. Respond to service requests received via SVDP Web site and by phone, with other Social Services staff.2. Hold interviews and review agency records and documentation of current need/financial situation to confirm eligibility of applicants for assistance.3. Interview clients and complete applications and recommendations for assistance to outside funding groups.4. As appropriate, assess needs of clients presenting critical situations at any time during business hours.5. Link clients of Saint Vincent de Paul Society with community resources able to provide assistance as indicated by their particular need.6. Participate as member of two-person team in making weekly home visits to people requesting furniture assistance.7. Enter required data related to client interviews in client database; collect and file required paper documentation in case files.8. Manage a special program in the Social Services department, including but not limited to the Mattress Fund, Fan & Air Conditioner program, and Rent & Utilities Assistance program.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati-- Community Relations AssociateA small act of kindness can make a big difference in the life of someone in need; financial gifts give our volunteers the ability to provide emergency assistance with rent, utilities, transportation, food, medicine, clothing and furniture to those in need. Our Community Relations department works to promote the work of the Society, to support the programs that provide basic needs for our neighbors. Your work will focus on marketing and publicity (including social media) and event planning, with some opportunities to assist our Development department with grant writing/research. This position will be part-time, coupled with another part-time position working directly with our neighbors in need.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.Bachelor’s degree and relevant experience preferred. Basic computer literacy skills; strong organizational and interpersonal skills; an ability to communicate well orally and in writing; and the ability to effectively relate to people of different cultural and economic backgrounds are necessary. A willingness and ability to be part of a cooperative team effort is also necessary. A valid driver’s license preferred, but not required. compassion; commitment to mission; interest in faith, service and justice; open-mindedness.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati A small act of kindness can make a big difference in the life of someone in need; financial gifts give our volunteers the ability to provide emergency assistance with rent, utilities, transportation, food, medicine, clothing and furniture to those in need. Our Community Relations department works to promote the work of the Society, to support the programs that provide basic needs for our neighbors. Your work will focus on marketing and publicity (including social media) and event planning, with some opportunities to assist our Development department with grant writing/research. This position will be part-time, coupled with another part-time position working directly with our neighbors in need.This position is part of the Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) program, a faith-based, year-long, residential service program, providing young professionals in their twenties an opportunity to grow in faith, friendship and service by giving deeply of themselves to their neighbors in need. VVC members serve full-time in a unique work placement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. They live together in a house provided by the program, in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, blocks from SVDP’s Outreach Center. The program is an 11-month commitment, running late August through late July and provides members with excellent professional experience in a supportive context. One hundred percent of VVC members finish the program with a meaningful next-step in their career.Bachelor’s degree and relevant experience preferred. Basic computer literacy skills; strong organizational and interpersonal skills; an ability to communicate well orally and in writing; and the ability to effectively relate to people of different cultural and economic backgrounds are necessary. A willingness and ability to be part of a cooperative team effort is also necessary. A valid driver’s license preferred, but not required. compassion; commitment to mission; interest in faith, service and justice; open-mindedness.
Organization: Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45214 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help Organize the Food PantryOnce a month FTHP has to sort through its food pantry to ensure the canned and boxed food we have in our pantry to serve to our guests is fresh. Our pantry shelves are organized by product and expiration date. We get donations in daily, and because food preparation takes precedence over task such as these, we often don't have time to place items where they belong. We need volunteers to come in once a month to check the expiration dates on our inventory, and organize our pantry, so that we can remain compliant and in good standing.
Organization: Louella Thompson Dream Center: Feed the Hungry Project Once a month FTHP has to sort through its food pantry to ensure the canned and boxed food we have in our pantry to serve to our guests is fresh. Our pantry shelves are organized by product and expiration date. We get donations in daily, and because food preparation takes precedence over task such as these, we often don't have time to place items where they belong. We need volunteers to come in once a month to check the expiration dates on our inventory, and organize our pantry, so that we can remain compliant and in good standing.
Organization: Louella Thompson Dream Center: Feed the Hungry Project Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45044 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Provide support to low-income households in the Talawanda communityThe Family Resource Center is seeking volunteers to assist with daily operations of a non-profit social service agency. Receptionist, clerical, and direct service opportunities are available and require a minimum of a two hour per week commitment during business hours, M-F, 9am-1pm; M&Th, 4-6pm.This is a great training opportunity for students in Family Science in Social Work, or any student with an interest in learning about poverty and programs to address poverty.Please "Respond" to this need for further details. You can also e-mail Missy directly with your availability to speed up the process (mthompson@frcoxford.org).
Organization: Family Resource Center The Family Resource Center is seeking volunteers to assist with daily operations of a non-profit social service agency. Receptionist, clerical, and direct service opportunities are available and require a minimum of a two hour per week commitment during business hours, M-F, 9am-1pm; M&Th, 4-6pm.This is a great training opportunity for students in Family Science in Social Work, or any student with an interest in learning about poverty and programs to address poverty.Please "Respond" to this need for further details. You can also e-mail Missy directly with your availability to speed up the process (mthompson@frcoxford.org).
Organization: Family Resource Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45056 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Lakeland's Project SEARCH - Pop/Pull Tab Collection Site for Ronald McDonald House
Pull Tab Program at Lakeland - Ongoing Collection by Lakeland's Project SEARCH Student Interns
Containers can be found all over Lakeland - Look for them in the Athletic Fitness Center, Breakers Cafeteria, PT Faculty Offices, FT Faculty Offices, if you wish to donate pull tabs and cannot locate a container call: Mary Brown @ 440.525.7824
In 2017, we helped Ronald McDonald House collect more than 15,500 pounds of aluminum tabs, generating more than $6,975 in recycling revenue.
How does it work? We collect aluminum pull tabs from any container (soda pop, soup, pet food, etc.) and work with a local recycler to turn those tabs into money for the Ronald McDonald House Family Fund. This fund helps support the families that stay at RMH by providing meals and items for families, assistance in emergencies, and giving families special moments – like small gifts for children if they have a birthday while at the House. Why do you only collect the tab? How much do you receive for the tabs? After the tabs are collected, our local recycler picks up the tabs and brings them to their processing facility, where they are weighed to determine their value (values can vary significantly). The recycling center then sends RMH a check for the total value.
Organization: Ronald McDonald House Cleveland
Pull Tab Program at Lakeland - Ongoing Collection by Lakeland's Project SEARCH Student Interns
Containers can be found all over Lakeland - Look for them in the Athletic Fitness Center, Breakers Cafeteria, PT Faculty Offices, FT Faculty Offices, if you wish to donate pull tabs and cannot locate a container call: Mary Brown @ 440.525.7824
In 2017, we helped Ronald McDonald House collect more than 15,500 pounds of aluminum tabs, generating more than $6,975 in recycling revenue.
How does it work? We collect aluminum pull tabs from any container (soda pop, soup, pet food, etc.) and work with a local recycler to turn those tabs into money for the Ronald McDonald House Family Fund. This fund helps support the families that stay at RMH by providing meals and items for families, assistance in emergencies, and giving families special moments – like small gifts for children if they have a birthday while at the House. Why do you only collect the tab? How much do you receive for the tabs? After the tabs are collected, our local recycler picks up the tabs and brings them to their processing facility, where they are weighed to determine their value (values can vary significantly). The recycling center then sends RMH a check for the total value.
Organization: Ronald McDonald House Cleveland Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 44094 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: IHN Pantry Items NeededItems Need For Our Food Pantry: All canned vegetables Can Pork n Beans Can Tomatoes Sauce Can Cranberry Sauce Can Fruits Macaroni Shells Spaghetti Noodles Egg Noodles Peanut Butter Jelly Macaroni and Cheese Noodles Canned Tuna Hamburger Helper Crackers Canned Ravioli Bags of Rice Dry Beans Ketchup and Mustard Breakfast Bars Cereal Can Soups Can ChickenOrganization: Interfaith Hospitality Network Items Need For Our Food Pantry: All canned vegetables Can Pork n Beans Can Tomatoes Sauce Can Cranberry Sauce Can Fruits Macaroni Shells Spaghetti Noodles Egg Noodles Peanut Butter Jelly Macaroni and Cheese Noodles Canned Tuna Hamburger Helper Crackers Canned Ravioli Bags of Rice Dry Beans Ketchup and Mustard Breakfast Bars Cereal Can Soups Can ChickenOrganization: Interfaith Hospitality Network Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45506 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Board MemberServe as a board member for TAC Industries,Inc. Organization: TAC Industries, Inc. Serve as a board member for TAC Industries,Inc. Organization: TAC Industries, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >21 years old Zip Code: 45505 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Events planning and implementationHelp plan and carry out fundraising events. Organization: TAC Industries, Inc. Help plan and carry out fundraising events. Organization: TAC Industries, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45505 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: AdvocacyAssist individuals with disabilities in expressing their needs and desires. Contacting parties on behalf of individuals with disabiities. Organization: TAC Industries, Inc. Assist individuals with disabilities in expressing their needs and desires. Contacting parties on behalf of individuals with disabiities. Organization: TAC Industries, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >21 years old Zip Code: 45505 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: EngineerDevelop fixtures to assist with employee production Organization: TAC Industries, Inc. Develop fixtures to assist with employee production Organization: TAC Industries, Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 45505 Allow Groups: No |