61. Anoka County - Volunteer Opportunities GED Tutors/Assistants, Tutor adult workhouse inmates in five GED Working with adults, Retired and Senior volunteer Program (RSVP) has opportunities in your http://www.co.anoka.mn.us/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!

62. Volunteer Opportunities Volunteers aren’t paid opportunities Catholic Charities is an equal opportunity employer Preferred Knowledge of adult aging process; social work assessment http://www.ccda.net/volunteer-jobs.htm

Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Arlington 200 N. Glebe Rd., Suite 506, Arlington, VA 22203 (703) 841-3830 or Fax: (703) 841-3840 Volunteer Opportunities Job Opportunities Volunteer Opportunities Volunteers are needed to assist in the following areas: Christ House (703) 549-8644 Helpers to prepare and serve the evening meal in the soup kitchen at various times throughout the year; organizations (e.g., parish committees) are encouraged to volunteer for this service. There is especially a need for volunteers to help with the evening meal the first Monday (3:00 to 7:00 p.m.) of every month. Volunteers to assist with managing the thrift shop, Tuesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Various duties are available for qualified men and women and older youth. For example: · Sorter – assess incoming donated goods and determine appropriate placement of items in the shop · Organizer – assist manager with arranging sale items throughout the shop (shelving, hanging, and displaying) · Sales associate – serve as retail floor assistant in selling and processing distribution or purchasing of thrift store stock · Handyman – work with the manager to do “touch-up” as needed, small repairs, shelving installations, display set-ups, painting, clean-up, etc.

63. RSVP Seattle Area PRINTER FRIENDLY Volunteer Opportunities events staffing and coordination provides opportunities for one time and occasional volunteer experiences. as a Second Language or adult Basic Education http://www.fremontpublic.org/vols/rsvppfsea.html

SEATTLE AREA: Developmental Movement of Seattle - A part time volunteer office manager is sought by a growing and enthusiastic non-profit that serves learning disabled, head injured and developmentally challenged children and adults, and also works to educate the public about brain development. Developmental Movement of Lake City, is seeking a 1/2 time volunteer with good organizational skills and some experience with billing. There is a potential that this job could be posted as a paid position in the next 6 - 8 months. Literacy Source - Opportunities include tutoring adults in Basic Skills, English as a Second Language, and Computer Literacy, helping to maintain resource library, assisting with evening office duties, and working on the newsletter. Training provided and flexible shifts available. Atlantic Street Center - needs front desk staff, homework club tutors, ESL tutors, Drop-In Teen Center Mentors, Youth Workshop Instructors, a Resource Development Assistant, Social Skills Group Facilitator, Volunteer Programs Project Assistant, Driver's Education Classroom Instructor, and more! Three Seattle locations. Call for more information! Intergenerational Innovations - I.I. provides opportunities for children and elders to learn from and with each other. Opportunities include tutoring and mentoring, performing administrative tasks such as filing in the main office, and organizing the Resource Center.

64. FAQ About International Volunteering - Teach And Work Abroad Minor children must travel with an adult guardian or family member. for lifechanging awareness is always present in each volunteer opportunity, with mutual http://www.globalvolunteers.org/1main/faq.htm

Australia China Cook Islands Costa Rica ... USA "This program allows us to go beyond the political posturing of governments to the soul of the people." ~ Mary Lynn White, Evergreen, CO Volunteer Abroad Volunteer in the USA Program Descriptions Program Schedule ... Related Links Frequently Asked Questions Click on these frequently asked questions to learn more about international volunteering and USA service programs. If you don't find an answer to your question, please request information here or call our volunteer coordinators at 800-487-1074. What are "Volunteer Vacations?" Who Volunteers on International and USA Volunteer Programs? Can Minors Participate on a Volunteer Vacation? Is a Volunteer Vacation Right for Me? ... Do Volunteers Have Any Free Time on the Service Program? What are "Volunteer Vacations?" International and USA volunteer service programs are frequently referred to as "volunteer vacations" "working vacations", "service-learning travel", or "service vacations." Traveling as a volunteer, or "servant-learner," departs from conventional adventure travel and cultural immersion experiences in one very important way. The purpose of worldwide volunteering is foremost to serve, and thereby, to learn first-hand about the host community and its people. It is not simply an alternative to a standard vacation, but an opportunity to use your skills and interests in an unconventional setting to benefit others in a community that has requested your help. Increasingly, people are offering their services on work projects in places they would not ordinarily have the occasion to visit. It is a true exchange of ideas, cultures and dreams to which most any open-minded individual can contribute.

65. FINDHelp Announcement Page Rappahannock adult Activities, Inc., Becky Clark, 373 with staff to provide opportunities in recreation Youth Community Corps (YCC) volunteer supervisors and http://findhelp.communitypoint.org/volunteer.html

FINDHelp a direct connection to disability information INTRODUCTION SEARCH ANNOUNCEMENTS CONNECT ... FEEDBACK Volunteer Opportunities Here are some opportunities for volunteers to work with local agencies that support persons with disabilities. If you find one that interests you, phone or e-mail the agency directly by clicking on the e-mail address where it is available. Road to Recovery drivers are needed for Stafford County and Fredericksburg area. American Red Cross, Rappahannock Area, Leslie Caliva, 373-5176 Volunteers are needed for the following areas: Disaster Support Services , both for local and national disasters; Military Communications after hours to receive, verify and relay emergency information to service personnel; Health Fair Staffing; Mary Washington Hospital Support one day a week delivering flowers and mail to patients; Blood Services support at bloodmobiles and at the donor center; Office Support, including typing, filing, phone coverage, and mass mailings; and Instructors for First Aid and CPR. Arthritis Foundation, Virginia Chapter, Connie Ilich, (800) 456-4687

66. Internship And Volunteer Opportunities At Tennant Lake Children s Garden volunteer; Day Camp Assistant; Boardwalk/Nature Guide; Friend Internship opportunities. site school field trips, family and adult programs, home http://www.co.whatcom.wa.us/parks/tennantlake/interns.jsp

67. Volunteer Opportunities Sports Officials Officials for adult and youth Photographer volunteer photographers are used to record our opportunities are ongoing and held throughout the http://www.gocolumbiamo.com/Volunteer/Opportunities/

Complete a Volunteer Application This directory provides a list of City Departments that may be in need of volunteers and a list of their programs Select a Department... Cultural Affairs Fire Health Police Public Works General Opportunities Office of Cultural Affairs Columbia Festival of the Arts KSKjella@GoColumbiaMO.com Internship: Assist in coordinating special projects and programs such as Festival of the Arts, Arts Express Newsletter, public art programs and general office duties. For more information call 874-6386. Fire Department Safe Kids Coalition The purpose of the SAFE KIDS coalition is to keep children safe from preventable childhood injuries. A volunteer is needed 4-12 hours per week to maintain a mailing list, mail meeting reminder cards and other occasional mailings, do some typing and filing, and set up the meeting room for the monthly meeting when available. Some computer skills necessary. Volunteer would be stationed at the Fire Administration Building on Orr St. Interview required. Contact Battalion Chief Steven Sapp, 874-7557 or

68. Teachers-adult Literacy And Remedial And Self-enrichment Education adult literacy and remedial and selfenrichment teachers work part time and receive no benefits; unpaid volunteers also teach these subjects. opportunities for http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos064.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Nature of the Work Working Conditions ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points Many adult literacy and remedial and self-enrichment teachers work part time and receive no benefits; unpaid volunteers also teach these subjects. Opportunities for teachers of English as a second language are expected to be very good, due to the expected increase in the number of residents with limited English skills who seek classes. Demand for self-enrichment courses is expected to rise with growing numbers of people who embrace lifelong learning and of retirees who have more free time to take classes. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top Self-enrichment teachers teach courses that students take for pleasure or personal enrichment; these classes are not usually intended to lead to a particular degree or vocation. Self-enrichment teachers may instruct children or adults in a wide variety of areas, such as cooking, dancing, creative writing, photography, or personal finance. In contrast, adult literacy and remedial education teachers remedial or adult basic education (ABE) , which is geared toward adults whose skills are either at or below an eighth-grade level;

69. Fort Jackson Installation Volunteet Opportunities community events and informs neighbors of opportunities within the adult volunteers are needed. Thrift Shop – Looking for a volunteer opportunity to meet new http://www.jackson.army.mil/directorates/volunteer.htm

Installation Volunteer Opportunities Make a Difference in Your Community Volunteer! Building 3392 Room C 03 Magruder Ave. Fort Jackson, SC 29207 (DSN) 734-5444 E-mail: Baileym@jackson.army.mil Days open: Monday - Friday Hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm AFTB Web Site Fort Jackson Employment Readiness Program Fort Jackson home Page Army Family Team Building (AFTB) Reimbursement for child care provided by Hood Street Hourly Child Development Center, a Family Child Care Provider or a certified Red Cross babysitter is available for AFTB volunteer instructors and AFTB students. AFTB: Bldg 4410 on Early St. behind the Post Office. AFTB/AFAP Program Manager (803) 751-6315/5731 American Red Cross American Red Cross - The American Red Cross offers a wide variety of volunteer opportunities at Moncrief Army Community Hospital or in the American Red Cross Station. FREE childcare is available for volunteers. Cub / Boy Scouts Cub / Boy Scouts - Volunteer to help boys between the ages of 5-11 in a Cub Scout Program or volunteer to help boys between the ages of 11-18 in a Boy Scout program. Adult volunteers are needed.

70. RCLC - Volunteer Opportunities specifically, through teaching and learning opportunities the RCLC Volunteers are need to help transport these Assist adult students in the Computer Room, help http://www.nd.edu/~rclc/pages/volntr_opps.htm

Home Programs Calendar Volunteer ... Contact Volunteer Opportunities Application Volunteer Opportunities for Students Over 1000 people have registered for classes and activities at the RCLC in the first year. Tutoring, GED preparation, computer, art and exercise classes are just a few of the offerings provided for area residents ranging from 5 – 84 years old. With hundreds of neighbors and students interacting at the RCLC, it is our goal to "celebrate learning in our community…one relationship at a time!" 1. Tutoring (Mon-Thurs, 2:30-5:30 pm) The RCLC tutors are invited to choose from three age groups of children to provide support on issues ranging from basic homework help to remediation of fundamental skills. Tutoring takes place from 2:30pm until 5:30pm, Monday thru Thursday, and is divided into three sections:

71. Volunteer Opportunities in the following areas First Aid, adult Infant Child This opportunity can easily be combined with any volunteer Courier This position supports the chapter’s http://www.seattleredcross.org/VolunteerNow/opportunities.htm

Proudly Serving Locally Founded in 1898 Home About Us Contact Us FAQs ... Volunteer FAQs ACT NOW Make a Donation Get Help Volunteer ... Make A Planned Gift WHAT WE DO Disaster Services Events International Services Language Bank ... West Sound Service Center VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES here or by calling the Volunteer and Community Resources Office at or Red Cross training is provided for all positions. Some positions may require specific certifications or licenses. Find one that fits your skills and volunteer goals! Volunteer Position of the Month Writer for Major Donor Communications here or by calling the Volunteer and Community Resources Office at (206) 726-3562 or (360) 377-3761. Building and Maintenance Emergency Services Development Health Services and Sales ... Youth and Young Adult Services Red Cross training is provided for all positions. Some positions may require specific certifications or licenses. Find one that fits your skills and volunteer goals! No positions at this time Development Writer for Major Donor Communications This volunteer will periodically write about ARC activities for major donor communications. Responsibilities include: Identify human interest stories, such as an eye-witness description of the benefits of the Red Cross CPR Saturday event at the Convention Center, or The Language Bank Fundraising Campaign; attend ARC Programs and activities to get a first-hand look at the ARC in action; brainstorm new story ideas; meet with the newsletter supervisor periodically. Qualifications: Strong Oral and written communications skills; previous experience writing for a publication. Time Commitment: This project can be one-time or on-going. No set schedule Most of the work can be done from home.

72. Long-Term Volunteer Opportunities These are volunteer opportunities such as tutoring with schools and/or GED or adult Diploma program Community Corrections, Burlington volunteer Need http://www.unitedwaycc.org/vced.htm

Home Programs Members Donate ... Volunteer Recognition Programs Long-Term Volunteer Opportunites - Education These are volunteer opportunities such as tutoring with schools, adult education or literacy programs or volunteering at preschools and other educational settings. 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#: 1630 Volunteer Job Title: Homework/Schoolwork/Computer Tutor Minimum Age: 16+ Type of Position: Long Term For contact information, email volctr@unitedwaycc.org or call at 860-1677. Job ID#: 1580 Volunteer Job Title: Classroom Aide Agency Name: Burlington Children's Space, Burlington

73. Public Library | Volunteer Program Opportunities volunteer Program Home volunteer opportunities volunteer Application update all information on volunteer tutors, learners assessments of incoming adult learners http://www.sannet.gov/volunteer-program/opportunities/library.shtml

Library Become a Library volunteer! (requires Windows Media Player Branch Libraries Central Library READ/San Diego Literacy Program Branch Libraries Contact: Branch Volunteer Manager, (619) 238-6638; FAX (619) 236-5878 OR Individual Branch Library Volunteer Supervisor for openings: Balboa North Park Beckworth Oak Park Benjamin Ocean Beach Carmel Mountain Otay Mesa Carmel Valley Pacific Beach City Heights Paradise Hills Clairemont Point Loma College Heights Rancho Bernardo Kensing./Normal Hts Rcho Penasquitos La Jolla San Carlos Linda Vista San Ysidro Logan Heights Scripps Ranch Malc X/Valencia Pk Serra Mesa Mira Mesa Skyline Hills Mission Hills Tierrasanta Mission Valley University Comm North Clairemont University Heights Hours: Vary for each location. Minimum Age: 13; Court Referrals: No Book Detailer. Assist library staff in maintaining and improving the physical condition of library materials, including cleaning, mending and covering books. Qualifications: Good manual dexterity and attention to detail; able to work independently; no allergies to commercial cleaners. Time Commitment: 1 day/week; 2+ hours/day; 6+ months.

74. Volunteer Opportunities - Pikes Peak Chapter Of The American Red Cross twenty six typical Red Cross volunteer opportunities for your adult leaders act as positive role models for Health and Safety Instructor volunteers needed to http://www.pparc.org/VOL_opps.shtml

About Us Contact Us Feedback FAQs ... Health and Safety 1040 South 8th St Colorado Springs, CO 80906 Phone: (719) 632-3563 Fax: (719) 632-0206 Email: info@pparc.org Volunteer Opportunities List How much time do I have? Volunteer Application ... Standards of Conduct Volunteer Opportunities List Twenty six 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 twenty six 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. Disaster Services: Volunteers need to respond to state and national disasters.

75. Current Volunteer Opportunities Any volunteer interested in counseling must go through an extensive training EDUCATION Vermont adult Learning There are opportunities teaching English http://www.middlebury.edu/offices/ace/service/volunteeropps.html.htm

WebMail BannerWeb People Finder Site Map ... Student Resources Current Volunteer Opportunities Send an e-mail to community_service_coordinator@middlebury.edu for more information on any of these opportunities! For more detailed information about local organizations and agencies, click here Learn about United Way's many volunteer opportunities! Log onto www.volunteermatch.org and type in your zip code. You can choose your area of interest and the mileage range you are willing to travel. Students interested in any of these opportunities should contact Heather Cronk, Community Service Coordinator, at x3099. (Updated 5/5/04) PRE-K AND CHILD CENTERS Head Start: Organize a supply drive!! The Head Start budget has been cut and they could use help finding creative ways to provide for pre-K children. Head Start: Teach or perform for pre-K children; possibilities include a group musical performance or an individual with talents related to art, music, languages, etc. Otter Creek Child Care: Bring returnable bottles and cans to the redemption center once a week. The child care center uses the money to buy things that the children need; last year they raised enough through returns to buy a digital camera! St. Mary's Preschool:

76. Individual Volunteer Opportunities Church repair parsonages; work with adult and children HAITI Volunteers are not being sent to Haiti Potential future opportunities are 1. Christian Mission http://gbgm-umc.org/vim/indvol/opps.htm

United Methodist Volunteers In Mission Christian love in action! Opportunities for Individual Volunteers (International and U.S.) April AFRICA ASIA / PACIFIC CARIBBEAN CENTRAL AMERICA ... NORTH AMERICA (including MEXICO and USA SOUTH AMERICA Mission Volunteers Program Area, General Board of Global Ministries, The United Methodist Church 475 Riverside Drive, Room 330, New York, NY 10115 Tel (212) 870-3825 E-mail: voluntrs@gbgm-umc.org United Methodist Volunteers In Mission (UMVIM) Jurisdictional Offices North Central Brookings, SD Email: umvim-ncj@brookings.net Northeastern Cortland, NY Email: UMVIMNEJ@twcny.rr.com South Central Dallas, TX Email: umvimscj@sbcglobal.net Southeastern Decatur, GA Email: sejinfo@umvim.org Western Sandpoint, ID Email: love2trvl@imbris.com Consultants for Individual Volunteers Tel. 757-426-2461 - Fax 757-426-3742 - Email: IndVol@aol.com AFRICA DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO: 1. Jamaa Letu orphanage, Lubumbashi: assist with the care and nurture of the girls and teach English at the Women's Development School. Housing provided at the Methodist Guest House. Projects listed below are UMCOR/NGO related projects (United Methodist Committee on Relief/Non-Governmental Organization). These are secularly oriented humanitarian projects, working with non-Christian faith based communities.

77. Worcester Art Museum - Volunteer Opportunities than 6,000 youth and adult students in volunteer positions include guest registration at exhibition Other opportunities Visitor Service Desk volunteers are the http://www.worcesterart.org/Information/volunteer.html

Thank you for visiting our volunteer page. At this time, all of our volunteer positions are filled; we will begin accepting volunteer applications again on August 1. Please feel free to contact me to get more information at any time. Kathryn Balistrieri Volunteer Coordinator Volunteers are an integral part of the Worcester Art Museum! In the galleries, library or offices, at special events, at the Visitor Service Desk , or elsewhere in and out of the Museum, our volunteers' service is invaluable to making the Worcester Art Museum function smoothly. From daily tasks to special exhibition openings, volunteers serve on a weekly, monthly or as-needed basis. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, contact Kathryn Balistrieri at (508) 799-4406 x 3079 or Kathrynbalistrieri@worcesterart.org Who can become a Museum Volunteer? What's in it for me? Volunteer Appreciation Dinner Volunteer Appreciation Dinner in the Spring. Where would I volunteer? Almost all departments throughout the Museum find volunteers to be an indispensable addition to their staff. Curatorial, Conservation and Registration

78. NSAL America: About Us: Volunteer CURRENT volunteer opportunities AT NORTH SHORE ANIMAL LEAGUE AMERICA ADOPTION Position DOG AREA volunteer. Cleaning and proper handling of adult dogs, talking http://member.nsalamerica.org/site/PageServer?pagename=about_volunteer&AddIntere

79. Capital Area Food Bank: Volunteer GROUP opportunities. Contact the volunteer department at 202/5265344 ext. through Friday 9am-4pm (times vary) Ages - 16 and up without an adult, - Youths ages http://www.capitalareafoodbank.org/site/PageServer?pagename=volunteer

80. Studopp Cantor Senior Center, an independent adult day care with painting experience to teach every Friday invited to participate in this great volunteer opportunity! http://www.volbrow.org/studopp/studopp.html

STUDENT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES To volunteer at one of over 600 nonprofit agencies in Broward County, call Volunteer Broward at 522-6761. Volunteer Broward, a United Way Agency, is a clearinghouse for volunteer opportunities. When you call, you will be interviewed over the phone and given referrals to agencies based on your interests, location and time availability. A few of the many volunteer opportunities include: 7th Avenue Recovery, Inc. offers substance abuse and AIDS/HIV prevention intervention services to adults and youth, needs volunteers in the following areas: clerical support, technical support, Peer Trainer/Educator, Childcare Assistant. Volunteers are required to volunteer five hours per week, training is provided and compensation will be considered as per experience. Professionals, retirees, homemakers and students are encouraged to participate. Students must be 18+ years of age. Please contact Ms. Vaturi at (954) 882-9615 to volunteer. American Red Cross Hospital Program @ Broward General Medical Center provides hospital support for patients and staff. Volunteer positions include:

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