1. RSVP - Volunteer Opportunities In Harford County, Maryland Lewis Crew members to teach environmental education Arc Northern Chesapeake Region - volunteer opportunities for teens Children s Services adult Day Care http://www.co.ha.md.us/volunteer/

Opportunities About Us Why Volunteer Display Volunteer Opportunities for: Display All Opportunities Family Youth Group/Organization By Location: Display All Locations Aberdeen Abingdon APG Bel Air Cecil County Churchville Countywide Edgewood Forest Hill Harford County Havre de Grace Havre de Grace area Perry Point Perryville Port Deposit Pylesville Street Various elementary schools Select More than one by using the [Ctrl] key KEY Family Youth Group/Organization Volunteer Connection/RSVP for Harford County and Cecil County is your one stop shop for volunteer opportunities. Our services include maintaining an up-to-date listing of volunteer opportunities in the County (as provided to us), personal knowledge of the sites, and personal attention to your interests, time and talents. We will work with interested persons, of any age, to help you find "just the right" volunteer experience. Our staff is ready to serve YOU. :: Want to Volunteer? Apply OnLine...

2. City Of Golden Valley - Employment And Volunteer Opportunities volunteer opportunities. Employment opportunities. Tennis Instructor teach youth and adult lessons; coach youth tennis team. Knowledge of tennis required. http://www.ci.golden-valley.mn.us/parks/employment.htm

Employment and Volunteer Opportunities The City of Golden Valley does background checks on applicants for positions working with children. Employment Opportunities Current Year Around Spring ... Winter (PDF file Download Adobe Acrob at Volunteer Opportunities Employment Opportunities Year Around Community Center Building Supervisors Responsible for the supervision, facility set-up, and general operation of Brookview Community Center. Hours vary for evenings and weekends. Music Instructors Give private lessons on piano, guitar, or other instruments. Evening and weekend hours. Previous teaching experience necessary. Call 763-531-5198. Program Instructors Youth Special Event Assistant Assist with youth one-time special events at various times of the year. Must be at least 16 years old. Applications accepted year around. top of page Spring Nerf Soccer Coach Coach youth nerf soccer teams for elementary age children. Must be at least 16 years old and enjoy working with children. About three hours per week, March through April. Applications accepted starting in January. Nerf Soccer Coordinator Coordinate youth nerf soccer program in two elementary schools. Must be at least 16 years old and enjoy working with children. About three hours per week, March through April. Applications accepted starting in January.

3. 2004 Adult Volunteer Opportunities 2004 adultvolunteer OpportunitiesSuncreek United Methodist ChurchWe ask that every adult church member complete We need persons who will volunteer to teach. in the Fall, Spring, and http://www.suncreekumc.org/stewardship/2004volunteercard.pdf

4. Literacy*AmeriCorps Plan lessons, coordinate volunteers, lead Talk Time sessions speaking English; we create opportunities for informal teach small groups of adult ESL learners in http://www.21mainstreet.com/literacyamericorps/volunteer.asp

Literacy*AmeriCorps Serving Adults and Families Home Apply Open Positions About Us Other Volunteer Opportunities Advisory Board Community Partners History of National Service Literacy Resources ... 21 Main Street Other Volunteer Opportunities There are many other opportunities to serve if Literacy*AmeriCorps doesn't fit for you right now: -Visit the WA Commission for National and Community Service for a list of statewide AmeriCorps programs. -The Jesuit Volunteer Corps is a faith-based, social justice service program with local service placements. -The Peace Corps offers two-year international service opportunities. Please also consider becoming a community volunteer at one of our partner service sites. Volunteering is a great way to support the learning of adult students in our community. Below are some ways you can help! Time commitments vary. This page was last updated 2/11/2004. ESL/Citizenship Tutor. Tutor 1-3 limited English-speaking adults 1-2 times (3-10 hours) per week. Help students with basic English or prepararation for their INS interview by focusing on personal questions, history/civics questions, reading/writing or addressing problem areas in their English that need attention. Bilingual in Chinese (Mandarin/Cantonese) is a plus. Talk Time Coordinator. Plan lessons, coordinate volunteers, lead Talk Time sessions for adults. Talk Time is a fun and comfortable environment to practice speaking English; we create opportunities for informal conversation by using props, personal experiences and other teaching techniques. 6-10 hours per week (negotiable). Some ESL teaching experience desired, bilingual in English/Chinese (Mandarin/Cantonese) a plus.

5. Volunteer Opportunities Certification is required to teach First Aid this position, contact the adult Education Specialist about these and other volunteer opportunities, contact Girl http://www.girlscoutsofblackhawk.org/volunteer/volunteer_guide/volopportunities.

Volunteer Guide Introduction Council Structure Volunteer ... Search Our Site Volunteer Opportunities Troop Leadership Want to work with girls? We've got an opportunity for you! Assistant troop leaders needed for after school troops through out the Madison area. Please contact Rita at 276-8500 ext 3014 or ritab@girlscoutsofblackhawk.org for details. Troops are registered with two adults serving as co-leaders, or leader and assistant leader. In some troops the families all share in the leadership (planning and carrying out activities). The adults register as troop committee members with one serving as the coordinator. Men are welcome to serve as an assistant leader, but a female must be registered as the leader who is present at all times. In the case of a married couple serving as leaders, an additional adult female must be registered and present at all times. Special accommodations must be planned for when a male is traveling or overnighting with a troop to protect the integrity of all concerned. Volunteer Opportunities Title Appointment By Community Team Chair: (CC) 1 year MS Duties: To coordinate Girl Scouting in an assigned geographic area. The Community Team Chair also leads a team of other volunteers who help to coordinate Girl Scouting.

6. Volunteer Opportunities In The Jewish Community volunteer opportunities in the Jewish Community and ongoing volunteer opportunities for people of all ages interests and locations. teach a child or an adult to read http://www.volunteersolutions.com/neu/volunteer/opp/one_166342_printer.html

Volunteer Opportunities in the Jewish Community Welcome Michael Training Support Logout Home ... About Us Last updated on November 4, 2003 The Jewish Community Volunteer Program(JCVP)is a clearing house for one time and ongoing volunteer opportunities for people of all ages,interests and locations. Teach a child or an adult to read. Prepare food for the hungry. Talk to a lonely person in a eldercare facility. These are just some of the few opportunities available. Let us find the right opportunity for you. For more information call (617) 558-6585 or e-mail jcvp@cjp.org This opportunity is sponsored by: Jewish Community Volunteer Program We need volunteers who are free at these times Evenings Weekdays Monthly Weekends Occasional Weekly One-Time This opportunity is available to the following types of volunteers Small Group (2-10) Individual Large Group (11+) I'm interested in this opportunity Contact Person: Yvonne Sacks, Director, (617) 558-6585, (email this person) View all agency contacts Address: 333 Nahanton Street Newton, MA 02459

7. Internships, Work, Volunteer, Language Opportunities Abroad - Home Page SOUTH AFRICA volunteer opportunities. teaching positions by country ARGENTINA teach English organizations or programs. adult language immersion programs and schools http://www.internshipsabroad.com/

AUSTRALIA Adventure in the outback! Work and travel! GREECE Work the islands! USA Seasonal work programs Trainee and internships UK Work in a pub, hotel or restaurant! Volunteer by country ARGENTINA Volunteer opportunities BOLIVIA Volunteer opportunities COSTA RICA Spanish study/volunteer work. Other volunteer opportunities ECUADOR Volunteer opportunities GUATEMALA Volunteer opportunities MEXICO Volunteer opportunities - Alliance Abroad Volunteer opportunities - Amerispan PERU Volunteer opportunities - Alliance Abroad Volunteer opportunities - Amerispan USA Volunteer on organic farm in Hawaii! SOUTH AFRICA Volunteer opportunities Teaching positions by country ARGENTINA Teach English BRAZIL Teach English CHINA Teach English ECUADOR Teach English SPAIN Teach English amerispan guatemalaschool immersionabroad casadelenguas ... allstudyabroad You have just taken your first steps towards broadening your horizons! Internshipsabroad.com is the source for international opportunities abroad including: language immersion programs, internships, work and volunteer programs, learning holidays, teaching and high school camps! Search through our global partners who have been carefully selected and are assured to be well established institutes, organizations or programs.

8. There's Nothing Stronger Than The Heart Of A Volunteer Become a volunteer Tutor Learn to teach an adult to Read. of the Burbank Animal Shelter- a non-profit organization, have volunteer opportunities at the http://www.burbank.com/volunteer.shtml

Home Wire Contact About ... ProLife There's Nothing Stronger than the Heart of a Volunteer Quote attributed to James E. Doolittle in "Pearl Harbor" Pearl Harbor DVD The Extraordinary Story of the Doolittle Raid book by Craig Nelson This page Volunteer Opportunities Email volunteer opportunities to the Editor@Burbank.com for inclusion on Burbank Community Announcements. Home There's Nothing Stronger than the Heart of a Volunteer Their missions are not as dangerous, but their hearts are just as driven. You won't find more opportunities to contribute your time and effort to worthwhile and appreciated activities than you have in Burbank. Here is a short list of some of the organizations that may need you the most. Stough Canyon Nature Center Lead nature hikes, bird walks, workshops, crafts, fitness hikes and other activities. Perform trail maintenance or even work in the office. A required four-week training program is provided. The center also accepts donations of nature books, binoculars, maps, charts, trail maintenance tools and artifacts related to Native American history, animals, birds and insects. For information call 818/238-5440. See Nature Events FIESTA OF THE SPANISH HORSE An evening of magnificent entertainment to celebrate the heritage of the Spanish Horse will be held on May 8, 2004. This event will feature Andalusian, Lusitano, Paso Fino, Peruvian Paso, Spanish Mustang, Spanish Norman and other Beautiful Spanish Blood Horses, Roping, Drill Teams, Latin and Mariachi Music, Dancers, Venders, Food and more. This event will raise money for cancer research.

9. Urbana Adult Education The John M. Garth adult Education Center is located in downtown Applications to teach are available in Adobe Acrobat Reader, Microsoft volunteer opportunities. http://www.cmi.k12.il.us/Urbana/aded/

Urbana Adult Education The John M. Garth Adult Education Center 211 North Race Street Urbana, IL 61801 Phone 217/384-3530 Fax 217/337-4987 Basic Education Community Education Storefront School Urbana Schools The Urbana Adult Education Program is offered through Urbana School District 116 and exists to support the lifelong learning needs of our community. Our Community Education classes are funded through tuition and fees, and our Basic Education classes are funded through state and federal grants. Urbana Adult Education provides lifelong learning opportunities to persons 16 years of age and over who reside in Urbana, Champaign, and surrounding communities. Basic Education Anyone 16 years or older who is not enrolled in a regular school program in Urbana, Champaign, or in neighboring communities may enroll. You may begin at any time and continue until you have reached your educational goals. Daytime and evening classes are available Fall and Spring semesters. These classes are FREE ! We can provide transportation to daytime students living in Champaign-Urbana. The John M. Garth Adult Education Center is located in downtown Urbana within two blocks of the Courthouse MTD Bus Stop. Call 384-3530 for an appointment to register. Community Education Community Education courses are available to anyone in Urbana, Champaign, and the surrounding communities who is 16 years of age or older. High school students are admitted by special arrangement. Courses range from one-night seminars to twelve-week classes. Course fees are established at the lowest possible rate to insure availability to as many people as possible. Early Registration and Lifelong Learner Discounts available. Register by phone using your MasterCard or Visa. Registration in person and through the mail also available.

10. Anoka County - Volunteer Opportunities Home Jobs - volunteer opportunities. volunteer opportunities adult Probation volunteer. Assist Field Master Gardener volunteer. Provide gardening advice, teach classes, identify http://www.anokacounty.org/jobs/volunteer.htm

Home Jobs Volunteer Opportunities Teens - Looking for an opportunity to make a difference? Check out the Youth Advisory Council. We need volunteers in the following areas: Clerical and Office Environment Public Safety/Corrections Working with Adults ... (ages 12-19) Thank you for your interest in volunteering. Anoka County Government agencies have a variety of volunteer programs throughout the County to serve its citizens. Volunteers do not replace employees; rather, their efforts add support for County departments and expand services to the Public. Volunteers span a variety of ages, come from diverse backgrounds and have a multitude of skill levels. But they all have one thing in common - they all care about their community. Who Volunteers? Youth Adults Families Students Groups Why Volunteer? Volunteering Benefits You! Discover a new talent Explore career options Gain personal satisfaction Enjoy socialization Be an active part of your community Learn new skills Volunteering Benefits the County!

11. Youth Services - Volunteer Opportunities Instructors will teach advance babysitting techniques to students in grades 7th The YLC adult volunteer will help plan and supervise projects, contribute to the http://www.redcrossdallas.org/services/youth/volunteer.htm

Youth Services Elementary School (Pre-K thru 5th grade) l Free Loan Educational Programs l Fee Based Programs l Service Projects Middle School (6th,7th,8th grades) l Free Loan Educational Programs l Fee Based Programs l Service Projects High School (9th-12th grades) l General Programs / Activities l Free Loan Educational Programs l Youth Leadership Council Service Projects College Internships Staff Listing ... Youth Services Volunteer Opportunities "Ready" Mascot "Ready" Chaperone "Ready" Fan Club Membership & Inventory Coordinator "Ready" Fan Club Editor ... Adult Youth Leadership Council For information or questions regarding any of the following volunteer positions, please contact: LaTasha Murry E-Mail "Ready"

12. Volunteer Opportunities At Playing2Win volunteer opportunities at Playing2Win. Assist with adult Classes Playing2Win needs volunteers to help develop and teach a variety of adult classes. http://www.playing2win.org/finalweb_for_upload/html/volunteer-main.htm

13. Volunteer Opportunities In Grenada County, MS To submit or correct an opportunity, click here. learner or to become part of a team of volunteer instructors to teach a small group of adult learners at http://www.mcvs.org/volunteer/counties/grenada_county.htm

Back to main volunteer opps by county Volunteer Opportunities in Grenada County, MS We are always updating this area. Keep checking for new opportunities! To submit or correct ... an opportunity, click here. Grenada League for Adult Development (GLAD) Contact: Valinda Smith or Connie Brassel Grenada Adult Education Center 423 S. Line St. Grenada, MS 38901 Ph: (662) 226-7462 Fax: (662) 226-7462 E-mail: vasmith@elizabeth.lib.ms.us Website: www.GrenadaStar.com (see "Community Websites" tab) Days and Hours of Operation : The Grenada Adult Education Center is open Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 2:30 pm and Tuesday and Thursday 5:30-7:30 pm. We are closed for school holidays. Mission : GLAD has served as the volunteer adult literacy council for Grenada County since 1986. Our mission is to train volunteers to help adult learners learn to read and improve their basic skills. Counties served : Grenada County Types of Volunteers Needed : Adults of all ages Times/Dates Needed : flexible, according to volunteer's schedule

14. Volunteering, Charities, And Non-profit Organizations - Helping The Homeless At How to teach Children About Giving to Charity. one of the most important skills an adult can have Contact a local library for volunteer opportunities in your area http://4homeless.hypermart.net/help.html

Volunteering, Charity, and Non-profit Help for the Homeless What can I do to help the homeless Don't give cash hand-outs to a homeless person, unless so moved to do so! By doing so, you risk the chance of aiding a possible alcoholic or drug addict in getting there next fix, although you will still receive your spiritual blessing from the man up above. Instead, purchase food for that person yourself. If you want to to learn more about homelessness and its relationship to alcohol and drug abuse in the United States visit Join Together After you feed that homeless person, refer them to social services, or another charity that provides food, shelter, and/or assistance. If you're already affilliated with a charitable or non-profit organization, and you have them to give, leave that person with a food voucher, and reassure them that you will pray for there deliverance from homelessness and any addictions or character defects that bind them. Donate clothes, especially cold weather ones, to your local donations charity and always keep an item in your vehicle, ready to drop off in any Salvation Army drop box that you may see while enroute to your destination. Remember, homelessness, has many faces so include diapers and other enfant necessities in your list of donated items, for the children of single and battered women. Also, donating an unused toy or two won't be missed and could brighten up some homeless child's Christmas or Birthday.

15. Volunteer Opportunities - King County's Earth Legacy Initiative Are you an adult looking for an opportunity to participate in the parks? volunteer Park Ambassadors are needed to share the history of the parks, teach an http://www.metrokc.gov/earthlegacy/volunteer.htm

Volunteer Opportunities ON-GOING VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Special volunteer events can be arranged for school groups, businesses, and community organizations. Contact the project lead for more information. Adopt-a-Park The Adopt-a-Park program provides opportunities for groups and individuals to help improve and maintain the King County Park System's 200 parks and 200 miles of regional trails. You or your group can adopt a park or a portion of a trail by volunteering there at least four times over a 12 month period. Interested in adopting a local park? Call the Park System volunteer coordinator at (206) 296-2990 to sign-up. Senior Park Ambassadors Needed! Are you an adult looking for an opportunity to participate in the parks? Volunteer Park Ambassadors are needed to share the history of the parks, teach an appreciation of the natural environment, and serve as a resource for park visitors. Volunteers will work closely with park staff. Training is provided on a wide-range of issues from plant and bird identification to parks history and highlights. For more information, contact Greg Coy at (206) 205-8765 or greg.coy@metrokc.gov. Calling All Lake Friends!

16. Guide To Adult Volunteerism At Flat Rock adult volunteer opportunities for 2003. volunteer opportunities for adults. Trail Guide/teacher (click on link for details) teach students nature lessons outside http://www.flatrockbrook.org/adult.htm

Flat Rock Brook's Volunteer Central Adult Volunteer Opportunities for 2003 Volunteer Opportunities for Adults Trail Guide/Teacher (click on link for details) Teach students nature lessons outside on the trails spring and fall weekdays Weekend Greeter (click on link for details) Help the staff with mailings and office projects FRB Gardener (click on link for details) Join our gardeners and help maintain our native plant gardens Critter Crafter (click on link for details) Learn to craft holiday decorations for Flat Rock and yourself Office Work/Mailings Help the staff with mailings and office projects. Special Events Assist at events such as the December Holiday Sale and Spring Nature Day Trail Work Assist our ranger on occasional trail projects. Physical labor, but not difficult. Land Management Research Projects Assist in water studies, animal and plant inventories Committee Members Various committees need members to help in planning and projects. Children and Family Programs Assist with programs, crafts, photography and registration. Baking Bake items for our annual December holiday sale.

17. Washingtonian Online - Volunteering hours per week to teach an adult to read Extension Service needs volunteers to teach parents about find out about training and volunteer opportunities, call 703 http://www.washingtonian.com/schools/volunteering.html

COMMUNITY Community Service and Volunteer Opportunities Adult Education Crisis Intervention Donations The Elderly ... Legal Assistance To update, add, or remove a listing, e-mail all relevant information to editorial@washingtonian.com . Please reference this Web page when sending e-mail. Washingtonian reserves the right to edit copy for submission. Groups needing help in more than one category Alexandria Department of Human Services, 2525 Mount Vernon Ave., Alexandria, VA 22301; 703-838-0768. Contact Suzanne Kratzok. E-mail: ssk510@northern.dss.state.va.us Alexandria Volunteer Bureau , 2210 Mount Vernon Ave., Alexandria 22301; 703-836-2176. American Red Cross Volunteer Shoppers Program , Montgomery County Chapter ( www.montgomerymd-redcross.org ), 2020 East-West Hwy., Silver Spring 20910; 301-588-2515. Volunteers do regular shopping for housebound individuals. Arlington County Volunteer Office www.co.arlington.va.us/volunteer ), 3033 Wilson Blvd., Suite 700A, Arlington 22201; 703-228-1760. Columbia Volunteer Corps www.columbiaassociation.com

18. American Red Cross adult leaders act as positive role models for Instructor volunteers need to teach American Red these are typical local Red Cross volunteer opportunities. http://www.redcross.org/services/volunteer/0,1082,0_423_,00.html

Your Talents How Much Time Can You Give Find Your Local Red Cross Enter Zip Code Here: Or Browse Through A List of Chapters! Search Our Site You can receive monthly news, tips and updates from the Red Cross. Sign up today! Circle of Humanitarians Look Who's Helping Annual Disaster Giving Program Home English ... Volunteer Services Volunteer Opportunities Checklist Find an volunteer opportunity in your community today - click here. Thirty typical Red Cross volunteer opportunities The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and people, guided by its Congressional Charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, will provide relief to victims of disasters and help people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. The following is a list of thirty typical Red Cross volunteer opportunities for your consideration: Board Member: Volunteers serve on local Red Cross unit boards of directors which help to establish policy and direction. Office of Volunteers: Volunteers assist with writing volunteer job descriptions, setting up volunteer orientation courses, conduct volunteer screening interviews, help with volunteer placement, record keeping, and recognition.

19. Types Of Volunteers Needed Instructors teach Disaster courses, First Aid, CPR, and AED youth (1518 years) and young adult (19-24 We are always interested in new volunteer opportunities. http://www.sdarc.org/volunteer/volunteer_list.asp

Home Disaster Services Volunteer Careers ... Our Web Site Take Our User Satisfaction Survey VOLUNTEER Types of Volunteers Needed View our up-to-the-minute volunteer needs! A volunteer is a valuable part of our mission. The American Red Cross is a humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, that provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. We are a community-based voluntary organization governed, supported, and principally staffed by volunteers who work with paid staff in all programs and services. Community Disaster Education (CDE) Teach disaster preparedness courses and attend community fairs. CDE courses are taught to groups of all ages and settings, in multiple languages, and emphasize disaster risks, plans to address those risks, and supplies that everybody should have in disaster kits. Disaster Action Team (DAT) Almost once per day we respond to a disaster in San Diego/Imperial Counties. We need volunteers who are willing to respond to those disasters. We have Disaster Action Teams that are on-call to respond to the needs of our community. Additional training is required. Disaster Assessment Assess the extent of damage in the wake of a disaster both on a large scale for the community, and on a small scale for the benefit of individuals/families who are affected.

20. RSVP Volunteer Opportunities Work closely with a teacher helping adult students individually K thru 4th graders to teach skills; 10 FUN volunteer opportunities are available from March 57 http://www.fremontpublic.org/vols/rsvp3.html

(If you don't see what you are looking for, check back in a week or two, as this page is updated with new opportunities frequently) In the Seattle area... In North and East King County... In South King County... To volunteer for these projects, or to find out more about them, call us at (206) 694-6790, or e-mail us NOW... You can expedite the process by downloading our volunteer registration form, filling it out, signing it and mailing it to the address provided on the form. Start Downloading our Volunteer Registration form NOW... Want to stay updated on Fremont Public Association activities? Subscribe to our E-newsletter and e-mail alerts VARIOUS/COUNTY-WIDE/OTHER LOCATIONS: WA Reading Core - Tutors needed in 26 different Seattle and South County Public School Sites! There are many children who need your help! Volunteer Chore Services - seeks volunteers to help their neighbors who are low-income elders or persons with disabilities with transportation, shopping, housework, laundry and/or yardwork. Summer is near. The weather will be perfect for spending time with neighbors! Volunteers help based on their interests/schedules. King County Dependency CASA Program - Train to become a volunteer advocate for abused and neglected children in court. Help make the legal system work toward a safe, permanent home for these children. Must have excellent references; participate in comprehensive training (32 hours) prior to case assignment.

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