21. Mexico Volunteer Program - Teach English In Latin America volunteer In Mexico teach English to adult Students. and the local people s determination to improve their future opportunities. Mexico volunteer Program Dates. http://www.globalvolunteers.org/1main/mexico/volunteer_in_mexico.htm

Volunteer Abroad Volunteer In The USA How To Apply Request Information ... Send a Mexico E-Card Volunteer In Mexico Teach English to Adult Students Click here to send this page to a friend! Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java(tm). As a volunteer in Mexico, you teach English to college students in the Spanish colonial cities of Dolores Hidalgo and Queretaro. You are immediately accepted and appreciated in our host communities as a rare and valuable resource in the local students' quest to gain greater English language proficiency. These cities are two of Mexico's finest cultural and historical attractions. It was in 1810 in Dolores Hidalgo that the Mexican revolutionary war of independence against the Spanish began. In 1917, the Mexican Constitution was drawn up in Queretaro. Experience the best of Mexico: vibrant cultural practices, strong family traditions, a clear and proud national identity, and the local people's determination to improve their future opportunities. Mexico Volunteer Program Dates I think this program will be one of those 'few in a lifetime' life-altering experiences. How can I ever be the same person I was two weeks ago?

22. KQED | Education: Adult Learners: Home KQED adult Learning Project offers volunteer opportunities to people interested in helping to support adult students in of dedicated tutors who teach and learn http://www.kqed.org/topics/education/adultlearners/

home select a topic local focus highlights child care professionals educators adult learners tutorial services tv programs resource guide lesson plans workshops partners media literacy KQED education network programs a-z about KQED support KQED the guide online email newsletters KQED store contact info The KQED Adult Learning Project offers convenient, high-quality programming and free distance-learning tutorial services and workbooks to adult learners studying from home. The project serves adult students seeking to earn a high school diploma, improve their English language proficiency or enhance their basic math, reading and writing skills. Volunteer Opportunities The KQED Adult Learning Project offers volunteer opportunities to people interested in helping to support adult students in their course of studies. Initial training and ongoing support are provided. If you would like to join a core of dedicated tutors who teach and learn, please call (415) 553-2200 or email adultlearning@kqed.org The Adult Learning Project pairs students with volunteer tutors who support learners in weekly phone tutorial sessions. Students and tutors review material covered in the series and work together towards agreed-upon goals. Go to tutorial services The Adult Learning Project partners with both individual adult education professionals and community organizations to better serve adult educators and learners in the Bay Area.

23. American Red Cross - Adult Volunteering adult volunteer opportunities. Instructors volunteers teach CPR, First Aid and Basic Aid Training. A variety of volunteer opportunities exist in serving the http://www.roanokevalleyredcross.org/adult.htm

Adult Volunteering Home Chapter Overview Current News Make a Donation EMERGENCY SERVICES Disaster Program Disaster Courses Armed Forces REGISTRATION Community Courses Workplace Courses VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Adult Youth APPALACHIAN BLOOD SERVICES REGION Blood Donation INTERNATIONAL SERVICES Tracing Courses OTHER LINKS Annual Report Contact Us History American National ... Committee of the Red Cross -ICRC Roanoke Valley Chapter 352 Church Avenue, SW Roanoke, Virginia 24016 Phone: 540-985-35 Fax: 540-985-3010 YOU'RE NEEDED BY THE RED CROSS, RIGHT NOW!

24. RSVP - Volunteer Opportunities Safe City), Instructor Assistant volunteer — teach others to 1199 adult Learning Center, Tutor volunteer in these or other volunteer opportunities in Brooklyn http://rsvp.cssny.org/rsvp/opportunities.html

Site Map Join E-mail List Donate Now Community Development ... CSS Responds to 9/11 Receive news and updates about the topics that interest you. Click to learn more. Volunteer Opportunities Here are exciting examples of RSVP volunteer assignments throughout New York City. For information on these and other volunteer opportunities, contact the RSVP coordinator listed or e-mail gsimonovski@cssny.org Bronx Volunteer Opportunities Brooklyn Volunteer Opportunities Manhattan Volunteer Opportunities ... Meeting Community Needs Bronx Volunteer Opportunities Soup Kitchen/Food Pantry Volunteers Grandfriend Head Start Program, Grandfriend Volunteer NY Westchester Square Medical Center, Various Assignments Riverdale Neighborhood House, Various Assignments If you are interested in these or other volunteer opportunities in the Bronx, please contact Myra Townes, Delores Waller-Worrell, or Dereck Pollard, (718) 295-7940 or mtownes@cssny.org

25. Volunteer Opportunities 2 volunteer opportunities adult volunteers to be trained as troop volunteer opportunities Hours vary from short term to H project leaders (teach about specific http://www.main.nc.us/polk/volop2.html

American Field Service Boy Scouts of America Child Care Volunteer Program Fun "N Learning Resource Library ... Welcome Baby Program American Field Service 188 Laurel Drive, Tryon, NC 28782 Description and Purpose: AFS is a high school international exchange student program designed to help create better understanding and peace in the world. AFS is a multilateral exchange between countries. Exchange students are usually between 16-18 years of age; they live with a family in the new country and attend the local schools. Volunteer Opportunities: Includes, among other opportunities, driving students to school functions or events as needed (may be local or out-of-town gatherings), interviewing prospective host families, interviewing American students for overseas placement, inviting an AFS student into your home for dinner or to a special event, or receiving a student into your home for a school year. Contact: Jim Jackson Phone: 704-859-9756 Boy Scouts of America Description and Purpose: The purpose of the Boy Scouts of America is to provide an effective program designed to instill within youth desirable qualities of character, to train them in the responsibilities of participating citizenship, and to help develop their personal fitness. Cub Scouts include boys ages 6-10; Boy Scouts include boys ages 11-17. Currently, Columbus, Landrum, Saluda and Tryon each have 1 cub pack and 1 scout troop. Sunny View has 1 cub pack. Green Creek needs volunteers to re-start lapsed cub and scout packs.

26. AoA Homepage > Elders & Families > Volunteer Opportunities The Senior Medicare Patrol projects teach volunteer retired professionals tours to teaching adult education computer to the many volunteer opportunities open to http://www.aoa.gov/eldfam/Volunteer_Opps/Volunteer_Opps.asp

Skip Navigation Key Topics please select one -AoA Downloads -AoA Photos -Alzheimer's Disease -The Assistant Secretary -For Caregivers -Current Budget Info -Disaster Assistance -Events Calendar -Fact Sheets -History -Housing -In the News -Media Advisories -Mission -NAIC (Old Site) -Nutrition -Older Americans Act -Older Americans Month -Organizational Chart -Performance Plans -Press Releases -Regional Support Centers -State and Area Agencies on Aging -Visits of the Assistant Secretary -Volunteer Opportunities -Chinese Translation -German Translation -Spanish Translation -French Translation -Italian Translation -Japanese Translation -Korean Translation -Portuguese Translation Your Browser does not support javascript, so the search function on this page is disabled About AoA Press Room Elders and Families Professionals ... Home Volunteer Opportunities Alzheimer's Resource Room Disaster Assistance For Caregivers Housing ... More Resources Volunteer Opportunities Volunteering is an all-American tradition. In fact, some 45 million Americans participate in volunteer activities and 15 million - about one third - of those who volunteer are older persons. Despite the large number of people who share their time and talents, however, the needs of our communities and the nation outstrip the number of people who volunteer. Older Americans, especially retirees, are in an excellent position to volunteer. They not only have the time, but the experience and expertise to help in a variety of activities.

27. Idealist.org Kids & Teens: Family Volunteering a series of lessons that help teach young people ESPWA provides volunteer opportunities to people who would like to under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. http://www.idealist.org/kt/familyvolunteer.html

idea list .org kids ... teens Action Without Borders About Take the lead Volunteer Orgs by kids World around you Help yourself For Teachers Volunteering with your family If you would like to find a new, fun way to spend time with your family, consider family volunteering. Imagine you and your family planting trees with the Nature Conservatory or collecting data on dolphins with the Earthwatch Institute. Donating time with your brothers and sisters, your sons and daughters, your aunt, your foster mom, your dad, or even all 16 of your cousins offers a unique way for your family to spend time together while helping your community. Why volunteer with your family? Finding volunteer opportunities for your family Family volunteering organizations Volunteer abroad with your family ... Examples of family volunteering Why volunteer with your family? Here are some of the best reasons we've found for volunteering with your family. A group of people can get more done than just one person alone. Helping out with a family member can ease the apprehension of starting a new and unfamiliar project. Family volunteering is a concrete way to share ideas about compassion and giving with your family.

28. City Of Santa Clarita, CA - Volunteer Opportunities Santa Clarita adult Day Health Care Contact JA s volunteers teach students the basic concepts of For more volunteer opportunities, visit the Santa Clarita http://www.santa-clarita.com/cityhall/parks/volunteer.asp

I Want To... contact city council pay a parking citation purchase a bus pass register for a recreation class schedule a building inspection watch meetings live view council agendas view employment opportunities view press releases view the community calendar view the seasons brochure Chamber of Commerce Community Calendar Community Committees Community Profile ... Special Events Volunteer Opportunities Adults Teens ages 12-17 Youths under 12 Application (PDF*) Application (PDF*) Application (PDF*) Current Volunteer Opportunities To sign up call (661) 286-4165 5th Annual Golf Classic - Michael Hoefflin Foundation for Children's Cancer Contact: Andy Gallardo or Carolyn Workman 661) 250-4100 June 14, Various shifts - Teens and Adults Assist with set up, check in, contest on holes, judging, and cleanup. American Cancer Society Relay for Life Contact: Karen Kaplan (661) 254-5758, or Krobert055@aol.com June 19-20, Various shifts - Teens and Adults Assist with the many aspects of organizing this great event.

29. MYC - Volunteer Opportunities Can teach “My Blood, Your Blood” class in local schools and show Youth volunteer opportunities Serving food in the evening Age 1415need adult supervision http://www.sioux-city.org/MYC/MYCVolunteer.htm

Links: Home Activities Calendar Agendas/Minutes MYC Disc Golf Course ... City of Sioux City Volunteer Opportunities Alzheimer’s Association 522 Fourth Street Sioux City, IA 51101 Youth Volunteer Opportunities: Assistance with elderly at Senior Day Center, making crafts, etc. Could get training from Alzheimer’s staff to go to schools and teach students about Alzheimer’s disease. Contact: Tina Stroud or Molly Schuttinga, 279-5802 American Cancer Society 600 Fourth Street, Suite 222 Sioux City, IA 51101 Youth Volunteer Opportunities: Volunteer for Relay for Life, their main fundraising event—for committee or to volunteer setting up. Help with Daffodil Days in March by putting flowers together and delivering the flowers. Volunteer for committee or helping at the Pink Ribbon Golf Classic. Contact: Colleen Mortensen, 233-1148 American Heart Association 705 Douglas Street, Suite 621 Sioux City, IA 51101 Youth Volunteer Opportunities: Volunteer for American Heart Walk in February—for committee or to volunteer help that day. Contact: Linda Jochims, 255-4798

30. Community Relations Office Volunteer Opportunities | Los Alamos National Laborat proven, effective way to provide adult mentoring and A current volunteer would teach new volunteers the more information on other volunteer opportunities or to http://www.lanl.gov/orgs/cr/cr_volunteerop.shtml

Community Relations Office GO TO... VOLUNTEERING PUBLICATIONS The Laboratory Connection Past Laboratory Connections Annual Report (pdf) Public Opinion Surveys Community Fact Sheets CRO Home Workplace Giving Programs ... Public Reading Room Volunteer Opportunities Hands Across Cultures Needs A Computer Expert Harry Montoya, from Hands Across Cultures, has requested a volunteer computer expert(s) to provide some assistance in assessing computers that Hands Across Cultures received through the LANL/State salvage program. The computers are gutted out, so Montoya is requesting that a computer expert explain these computers capability and identify what software will be required to make them useful. Please contact Olivia Martinez, 667-4583. The Santa Fe Children's Museum Seeking Volunteers The Santa Fe Children's Museum currently has volunteer openings in their museum shop and admissions desk. The shop sells museum quality educational materials and toys and is a really fun place to work. The museum is looking for someone who has retail experience and enjoys interacting with families and children. The openings are two- to three-hour shifts on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons between 12:30 and 5 p.m.

31. Compeer: Volunteer Opportunities You can choose to spend time with an adult or a child. Skillbuilders is a shortterm opportunity for a volunteer to teach clients a life skill. http://www.compeer.org/2/a2.asp

Rochester, NY Volunteer Opportunities How to Volunteer Volunteer "Job Description" Upcoming Events ... Return to Compeer Home Page Volunteer Opportunities Compeer is a not for profit organization which matches community volunteers in supportive friendship relationships with children and adults receiving mental health treatment. Compeer provides a fun flexible volunteer opportunity that fits into your current lifestyle. Compeer offers a number of different volunteer opportunities including: one-to-one friendships, group placements and telephone support. One-to-One Friendships You can choose to spend time with an adult or a child. As a volunteer, you and your friend share activities you enjoy such as movies, sports, shopping or coffee and a chat or many of the free activities sponsored by the Compeer Program. Your role is to be a supportive friend, role model and advocate, not a social worker, caretaker, or parent. Your Compeer already has a mental health professional - what he or she may lack is a caring, consistent friend. It is important to meet with your friend on a regular basis because consistency and dependability on your part is the best way to gain a mutually rewarding friendship. Compeer also serves special populations, such as the deaf and hard of hearing, who also have a mental illness. Group Placements As a group volunteer, you interact with several clients in staff supervised setting, joining in recreational activities, outings and meals. Typically group settings include group homes, supervised apartments, inpatient psychiatric hospital units, and hospital psychosocial clubs.

32. Long-Term Volunteer Opportunities A volunteer is needed to teach a very musically inclined adult how to...... his is an excellent family volunteer opportunity as children 7 volunteer Need http://www.unitedwaycc.org/vcrec.htm

Home Programs Members Donate ... Volunteer Recognition Programs How to use these listings: Note the Job ID#, Title and Agency for the listings which interest you and then email or call the United Way Volunteer Center. We will provide you with the correct name and phone or email contact for the agency. We also record your name and phone or email in order to follow up with you in a month or so. This information is used ONLY for follow-up. Job ID#: 91 Volunteer Job Title: Crafts Coordinator Agency Name: Birchwood Terrace, Burlington Volunteer Need Description: A volunteer is needed to assist our residents with craft projects in small groups or one-on-one. Some finishing may be required to be done by volunteer at their home. Volunteer should enjoy crafts and work with the elderly population including those with physical and mental handicaps. Flexible hours, 1 or more hours a week. Application and interview required. Minimum Age: 18 Type of Position: Long Term For contact information, email

33. New Page 1 adult Day Services Pamela Gardner, Director 603 Bert teach sports and crafts, supervise/mentor The program provides parttime volunteer opportunities for people http://www.tusculum.edu/pages/slc/volunteer.htm

"Volunteering is good for the soul." Steve Allen Service-Learning News About Us Service-Learning Course Information Nettie Fowler McCormick ... Contact Us Volunteer Opportunities This is a list of some of the agencies that we have worked with in the past. These agencies/institutions listed offer service sites in the Greeneville/Greene County, Washington County/Johnson City areas. Please direct any questions to: Service-Learning Center P.O. Box 5041 Greeneville, TN 37743 Joyce Doughty 636-7300 x 7252 jdoughty@tusculum.edu Michelle Watts 636-7300 x 7256 mwatts@tusculum.edu Robin Fife rfife@tusculum. Campus-Community Partners Tusculum College has formalized partnerships with five organizations listed on this page. This represents a commitment to an ongoing relationship yielding reciprocal benefits. These agencies are knowledgeable about the college and our mission and interested in working with our students. Service-Learning and Community-based Research (CBR) projects would be welcomed. Big Creek People in Action (BCPIA) Franki Patton Rutherford HC 32, Box 541

34. Viterbo University Campus Ministry certified to teach Red Cross CPR (adult, infant and you FREE if you will teach four classes access to a vehicle.) Other volunteer opportunities include office http://www.viterbo.edu/aboutvit/Ministry/volunteer.html

For more information about any of these volunteer opportunities, call Marilyn Pedretti at 796-3829 A Place of Grace Catholic Worker House , 919 Hood Street (just 3 blocks south of Viterbo) WANTED: help prepare and serve meals, clean-up, play with children, talk with guests and general hospitality. Tuesdays, “craft night” with the children, meals are Sundays 2-4, Tuesdays 4:30-6:30, Thursdays 4:30-6:30. Hospitality hours: Sun 1-5, Tues 1-7, Wed 1-5, Thurs 1-7. AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin , Meredith McCoy, 785-9866 WANTED: Contact the Center for more information on volunteer opportunities. Alzheimer’s Association – La Crosse Regional Office , Laura Moriarty 794-5011 WANTED: office assistant to help with mailings, typing, etc. American Cancer Society , Nicole Jordan, toll free 877-423-9125 ext 23 WANTED: volunteers to help promote programs in 9 county areas, help with Relay for Life activities throughout the year.

35. Non-profit Volunteer Opportunities In Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire teach computer applications like MS WORD, MS Excel interest in working with adult volunteers and at at some of the volunteer opportunities available ·Route http://www.opnocsne.org/classifieds/volunteer_opportunities.htm

Mark J. Matluck, Program Director Executive Service Corps 38 Chauncy Street, Suite 802 Boston, MA 02111 Phone: (617) 357-0849 Fax: (617) 423-2510 mmatluck@escne.org www.opnocsne.org Volunteer Opportunities Organization: Bay Cove Human Services, Inc. Title: Volunteers - Human Rights Committee Description: We need volunteers for our Human Rights Committee. Our non profit agency serves the mentally ill and mentally retarded adult populations, and we need advisors, advocates and reviewers from the community who will protect and ensure that our residential and vocational programs abide by the human rights principles. It only takes four hours a month to protect those are most vulnerable. Contact: Sanja Gerskovic, Human Rights Coordinator, Bay Cove Human Services, Inc., 66 Canal St. Boston MA ; Fax: 617 371-3100; Email: sgerskovic@baycove.org Mission: Our Mission is to provide high-quality services to children and adults who face the life-long challenges of mental illness, drug and alcohol dependency, and developmental disabilities. Date Posted: Organization: Charles River Public Internet Center Title: Front Desk Support - Public Access Center Description: The front desk support person is the first line of support for the public access center.

36. CMC Educational Opportunities If you would like to help teach a course, or even create a about the CMC s state educational programs and volunteer opportunities, please call adult Education. http://www.cmc.org/cmc/tnt/handbook/09educationopportunities.htm

Clicking on the CMC logo above will take you to the Home Page of the Colorado Mountain Club website. Clicking on the Member Handbook title at the top of the page will return you to the home page of the Member Handbook. Welcome to the CMC The CMC's Mission History of the CMC Getting Started with the CMC ... written permission CMC educational opportunities Group-sponsored education Through its Groups, the CMC offers a wide range of educational opportunities: program nights, seminars, educational hikes, and a great variety of schools using fellow CMC membersvolunteer instructorsto teach members everything from basic hiking skills to high-altitude expeditions and technical rock and ice climbing. Courses and hikes focusing on natural history, botany, geology, and other special interests are also an important part of the CMC experience. Virtually every mountain-oriented skill set is represented among the CMC's educational opportunities, and thanks to our volunteers, costs are incredibly low while quality is high. Members of any Group may take schools in other Groups, but certain restrictions may apply. Please consult the Group descriptions below for detailed information on regularly-offered schools. Check

37. Saint Anselm College - Center For Volunteers Jail opportunities to work in law library. Work with volunteer coordinator motivating and recruiting volunteers. Any English Course adult Literacy- teach adults http://www.anselm.edu/volunteer/volunteering/bymajor.html

Volunteering Opportunities By Major Post Graduation Service Learning ... Mentoring Events Event List Information Forms and Applications Inspirational Quotes Staff (pdf) Statistics ... Work Study Positions Contact Information cenvol@anselm.edu Phone:(603)641-7108 Volunteering by Major Biology Computer Sci. English Music ... Teaching Cert. Biology General Biology for Majors FIRST - Opportunities exist to tutor junior high students in biology Developmental Biology Concord Hospital - Opportunities exist to work in labs and maternity ward of hospital Concord Hospital - Opportunities exist to work in OR, ER, and clinics Manchester Public Health - Opportunities exist to volunteer as a school health aid Chemistry General Chemistry F.I.R.S.T. - Opportunities exist to tutor junior high students in chemistry Classics Intermediate Latin Individual Opportunity- Opportunity to tutor high school student in basic Latin Computer Sciences Computer Applications ALPHA- Opportunities to tutor high school students on computers Manchester Housing Authority- (Latchkey) - Tutor high school students in computers Criminal Justice American Correctional System Valley St. Jail- Opportunities to work in law library

38. The Weekly Online! on evenings and weekends to teach babysitting and of Metropolitan Atlanta has volunteer opportunities including Meals on Wheels deliveries, adult day care http://www.theweekly.com/volun.html

Navigation About Us Business Calendar Catalogs ... Volunteer Volunteer and Help Your Community Non-profit Agencies should Fax your volunteer needs to (770) 263-8636 or E-mail: weeklypub1@mindspring.com Listings will appear on this page until they expire. On Going Georgia's Official Transportation History Museum, The Southeastern Railway Museum is dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and operation of historically significant transportation equipment, to the collection and display of transportation publications and memorabilia, and to the dissemination of past and present transportation information. We need your time and help. The Southeastern Railway Museum is an all-volunteer operated transportation history museum with over 80 rail road cars, buses, people movers and much more on display and a large climate controlled exhibit hall for display of transportation history artifacts. We are open 10-5 every Saturday except holidays and Thursdays - Saturday April - December. We are seeking people who want to be docents, tour guides, and or help to restore and preserve our large collection. We are located at 3595 Peachtree Rd off Buford Highway 1/4 mile north of Pleasant Hill Road. Web address is srmduluth.org

39. Community Service Opportunities Acacia adult Day Services. teach For America. SERVEnet. volunteer Match Find a volunteer opportunity for what you like doing. volunteer Match. http://www.csulb.edu/divisions/students2/departments/SLD/opps.htm

Skip to Page Content Skip to Page Content Student Life and Development (SLD) Community Service Opportunities Animals Agency: Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific Site: 100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach Need: Assist in care of seals/sea lions, biologist duties, marine life educator, maintenance divers, gest services, gift store. Time: Varies Contact: Tammy Berthe, Volunteer Services Mgr., Education Telephone: (562) 951-1722 E-mail: tberthe@lbaop.org Address: 100 Aquarium Way City: Long Beach State: CA Zip: 90802 Agency: Museum of Latin American Art (MoLAA) Site: 628 Alamitos Ave., Long Beach Time: Couple hours a week/month Contact: Volunteer Office Telephone: (562) 437-1689 E-mail: Molina@molaa.com

40. Philly Health Info : Regional Services Specialists are consistent, trusted, positive adult role models who teach lifesaving Library of Philadelphia has volunteer opportunities at Central and http://www.phillyhealthinfo.org/ar4_regional.php?section=8&topic=64

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