81. The Helicopter Museum, The World's Largest Dedicated Helicopter Museum. Unique collection of helicopters along with volunteers working on the restoration of the aircraft. http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Cockpit/2996/

82. Tarrant Race For The Cure - Welcome National organization with a network of volunteers working through local affiliates to eradicate breast cancer as a life threatening disease by advancing research, education, screening and treatment. http://www.tarrantraceforthecure.com/

Our mission is to eradicate breast cancer as a life threatening disease through the advancement of research, education, screening and treatment. This web site is dedicated to providing you with breast health news and information, fund raising events, updates on local grants and general information about the Tarrant County Affiliate.

83. S2ESC Working Group Volunteers Needed working Group volunteers Needed ! Wanted working Group Participants to join P1175 working group as we go forward with P1175.2. http://standards.computer.org/sesc/needvol.htm

HOME INDEX HELP CONTACT ... EXCOM Working Group Volunteers Needed ! Wanted Working Group Participants to join P1175 working group as we go forward with P1175.2. IEEE Recommended Practice for CASE Tool Interconnection Characterization of Interconnections Scope of Proposed Project: Identify a standard set of attributes that characterize the contexts in which a CASE tool operates. These contexts are organizations, users, platforms, and other tools. The attributes in each context summarize the major factors affecting interconnection of the tool with that context. These are multi-dimensional attributes whose “values” are project-specific, organization-specific, professional, military, and/or international standards for these attributes are identified. This is an expansion of Section 2 of the original 1175-1995 standard. Purpose of Proposed Project: The attributes of CASE tool context are needed by software developers and process support personnel. They are a checklist of interconnection concerns which must be addressed when selecting, adopting, and using CASE tools. Analysis of a particular tool for these attributes can identify potential discrepancies in its operational interconnections that reduce or eliminate the value of the tool’s use in an organization’s processes. By cataloguing and characterizing groups of tool implementation factors to be addressed, this recommended practice assists its users in organizing and using a large number of other industry standards to facilitate the design and realization of large, integrated, multi-vendor software engineering environments.

84. Roane County Habitat For Humanity Home Page volunteers working to build decent, affordable housing in partnership with God's People in need. About the local organization, houses built, and houses under construction. http://www.gmwp.org/roanehfh/index.html

Roane County Habitat for Humanity's Home Page http://www.gmwp.org/roanehfh updated 4/7/2004 BECOMING A HFH HOMEOWNER Roane County HFH accepts applications from individuals and families interested in becoming homeonwers in February each year. During each February, applications can be obtained at DHS, the Roane County Health Department, Mid East Head Start in Rockwood, the Kingston Chuch of Christ, and the 1st Baptist Church of Kingston. About Roane HFH Houses We've Built Houses Currently Under Construction Board of Directors ... View our Guestbook Welcome to Roane County Habitat for Humanity's Home page! We are an affiliate of HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INTERNATIONAL , an ecumenical Christian Ministry that builds decent, affordable housing in partnership with God's People in need. Since beginning operations in 1991, our many dedicated volunteers have built 29 houses all over Roane County which is located about 30 miles west of Knoxville, in East Tennessee. Our office is located in the basement of the REMAX building, just off I-40 Exit 352 in Kingston (in front of Hardee's and the Comfort Inn). Our phone number is 865-376-5770. Roane HFH is governed by an all-volunteer Board of Directors and operates by several all-volunteer committees . Our board meeting is held on the second Thursday of each month at 7 P.M. eastern time. In addition to building volunteers, we have many opportunities for those willing to serve on our committees and assist with aspects of affiliate operation. To volunteer, please contact Board President

85. Junior League Of Seattle - Home working to improve life in the community by focusing resources on critical needs with an emphasis on Child Health and by providing a legacy of trained volunteers. Creators of the Simply Classic Cookbook. http://www.jrleagueseattle.org/

Home About Us Support Us Join ... Contact Us Perhaps you're interested in the welfare of children in our community, you have extra time and energy to offer, want to surround yourself with like-minded, motivated women working to enhance your community. Click here to learn more... Celebrate the Rain The Junior League of Seattle's Celebrate the Rain follows the success of Simply Classic and illustrates that the rain - or 'liquid sunshine" - for which Seattle is so well known provides the wondrous bounty of foods we enjoy in this new cookbook. Celebrate the Rain Click here for more information. Upcoming Events Recent News Celebrate the Rain Cookbook - coming May 2004 JLS Website Launches! Top Legal ... Site Map

86. TechSoup - Articles: Consultants - Working With Corporate Volunteers And Consult working with Corporate volunteers and Consultants May 05, 2000 When you bring in a volunteer or consultant who is used to working in the corporate world, you http://www.techsoup.org/howto/articlepage.cfm?ArticleId=121&topicid=8

87. TechSoup - Worksheets: Volunteers Login Join Profile First Time Here? Home HowTo , Printer friendly version, working with Technical volunteers A Manual for Nonprofit Organizations. http://www.techsoup.org/howto/worksheetpage.cfm?worksheetid=111&topicid=7

88. Working With Bilingual Parent Volunteers working with Bilingual Parent volunteers. by Judie Haynes. Once your have a few volunteers working with students successfully, the word will spread. http://www.everythingesl.net/inservices/bilingualparents.php

@import "http://www.everythingesl.net/css/page.css"; HOME LESSON PLANS TEACHING TIPS RESOURCE PICKS ... CONTACT Working with Bilingual Parent Volunteers by Judie Haynes Develop a resource of parents who can help translate, interpret, and communicate Envisage a classroom where you have bilingual parent helpers for each of your non-English speakers! Imagine that your school has a resource of parents who can help translate, interpret, and communicate. This dream can become a reality if you begin a "Bilingual Parent Volunteers" program. Bilingual parent volunteers are school and community members who speak the languages of your ESL/bilingual population. They are a wonderful asset to classroom and ESL teachers. Starting this program is work. But in the end, your school will reap the benefits in years to come. Start a bilingual volunteer program Bilingual parent volunteers can work in the mainstream classroom with all first- year ESL students. Start by recruiting a few approachable parents. They do not have to be parents whose children are in ESL. In fact, more established bilingual parents will probably be more able to help. Ask them to help a new second language learner in the mainstream classroom for an hour a few times a week. Arrange for the volunteer and the classroom teacher to meet and set a time convenient for both. Once your have a few volunteers working with students successfully, the word will spread. Invite parents who are limited English speakers to help also. These parents can be an extra pair of hands in a large class. They can help with special projects, make photocopies of work, put up bulletin boards and complete other jobs.

89. CVM |HOME Community living in a familylike setting for people with developmental disabilities. volunteers welcome. 360-acre working farm 10 miles north of Sauk Centre. http://www.camphillvillage-minnesota.org/

May 10, 2004 Welcome to the Camphill Village Minnesota Online v2! For questions, or comments concerning this site please contact the Webmaster. Stephen Briggs E-Mail: sbriggs@rea-alp.com Phone: 612.331.2466 *We are always looking to improve our website, if you have ideas of what you would like to see on this site in the future. Please don't hesitate and contact the webmaster! Camphill Village Minnesota is an intentional community of approximately 60 people, including adults with developmental disabilities. The community is based on the belief that every individual, regardless of ability, is an independent spiritual being. Developmental disabilities are treated not as an illness, but as part of the fabric of human experience. All members of the community are cared for in the context of a healthy home and village life. Home About Camphill Admissions Donations ... Links

90. Ajax/Pickering Road Watch Program A group of volunteers working with Durham Regional Police to help reduce aggressive driving on city streets. Lists sponsors and features related news items. http://www.ajaxpickeringroadwatch.com/

Locate Us Communities Town of Ajax City of Pickering Events Calendar Contest Winners Photos Official Launch Speed Board Mall Display Contact Question/Comments? Contact the: Ajax/Pickering Road Watch Committee Committee Members Information About Road Watch In 1995, in Caledon, Ontario, eight young people lost their lives in a senseless crash on Mother's Day. A few months later six more lives were lost devastating the Caledon community. With the co-operation of police, local schools and citizens, a video was made to commemorate these lives and the negligent way in which they died. As a result, in 1995, Road Watch was conceived. For the first time Caledon citizens, supported by the local police, could report, in a non-threatening manner, any driver who displayed aggressive, risk-taking behaviour. This program is now being enforced in Ajax/Pickering and all other communities across the Durham Region. When you experience aggressive drivers, risk-takers or anyone breaking the law, you, the local citizen, can report the offense on a Citizen Report Form. These forms are located at countless Road Watch drop boxes in the region and a printable version is located in the Downloads section on this right side of this page. Try to identify as much information as possible (ie: license plate number, colour and type of vehicle, where the incident occurred and what you witnessed). The form must be signed to make the report legal and to protect the program from abuse. The signer's name will not be disclosed.

91. Thinking Of Becoming A Watercress Line Volunteer? helping at MHR Come and speak with working volunteers, preferably on a day when we are running a timetabled service. We have the http://www.watercressline.co.uk/mhrvol.htm

So you like railways, especially the steam variety, and wondered whether you'd be useful. They look a friendly lot at MHR, and you live within travelling distance of there. Read on ... Thinking of becoming a Watercress Line volunteer? Without the volunteers there would be no mid-hants railway We'd welcome your help with our work Without the volunteers there would be no Mid-Hants Railway. From the first idea of its preservation up to the present day, volunteers have built, restored and run it, doing everything from laying the track to driving the engines. Some spend a day a month with us, some a few days each week. Some fit their MHR days around the shift patterns of their full-time work. Some join us when they retire. We have many volunteers who regularly travel from over 100 miles away to lend a hand at Mid-Hants Railway. Some even come from abroad and spend weeks with us each year. Why? It's not just altruism. Working with a common purpose alongside like-minded people is hugely rewarding and enjoyable So what would you like to do to help keep steam trains running in this country?

92. Electronic Documents Working Group Under the leadership of Diane Eidelman, a group of volunteers was established to work with LPS to increase the number of electronic resources included in the http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs/fdlp/tools/ewgroup/

F e d e r a l D e p o s i t o r y L i b r a r y P r o g r a m Home About the FDLP Depository Management Electronic Collection ... Site Search Electronic Documents Working Group (A GPO – Depository Community Project) Reference Materials Members and Agency Assignments - Additional Volunteers Needed Purpose The purpose of the Electronic Documents Working Group is for LPS to work with volunteer librarians, who will identify and evaluate fugitive electronic publications for inclusion in the FDLP Electronic Collection (FDLP/EC). LPS welcomes additional volunteers. Two or more volunteers can monitor the same agency. Some current volunteers are monitoring large agencies. If you would like to volunteer to monitor the same agency, or one of another volunteers' subagencies, please contact that volunteer NOTE: Anyone who discovers what they consider to be a fugitive FDLP electronic publication may submit that information to GPO via lostdocs@gpo.gov . The information will then be forwarded to the appropriate Electronic Documents Working Group volunteer. Or, anyone can forward that information directly to the appropriate volunteer Background In its Fall 2000 Recommendations to the Public Printer, the Depository Library Council recommended that

93. CrossRoads: Community Partnership For Youth | A United Way Agency Organization working to prevent or reduce youth involvement with the juvenile justice system. Information about mentoring services offered. http://www.crossroads-volunteers.org/

What We Do Success Stories How To Help Learn More Contact Us A Loving Heart Mary has been a CROSSROADS mentor since 1997. She has had several long and meaningful relationships with youth who were involved in the juvenile justice system. With her guiding hands and loving heart, Mary has helped young people find their potential, increase their self -esteem, and anticipate with joy their futures. For More Good News... If you would like to receive more information about CROSSROADS or would like to be put on our mailing list, please click here to leave your information with us. Your Involvement The children are in desperate need for positive role models who can give them some direction and guidance. Juvenile crime is a community problem that needs a community solution. Click Here for Information

94. Broads Authority-Volunteering And New Deal volunteers working with the Broads Authority come from all walks of life and choose to volunteer for many different reasons. They http://www.broads-authority.gov.uk/broads/pages/newdeal2.html

Home Broads Authority About the Broads Press Releases ... Volunteering opportunities Volunteering opportunities The Broads Authority has always involved local people and other interested parties in its work alongside fen wardens who oversee projects and provide expert advice and training. Volunteers make a significant contribution to nature conservation by carrying out practical management tasks in accordance with the Authority's fen management strategy. The work of volunteers is a necessary part of the overall management of the Broads. Without them, such work would have a huge cost if undertaken by contractors or the Broads Authority's own paid staff. Volunteers working with the Broads Authority come from all walks of life and choose to volunteer for many different reasons. They include students, unemployed people, retired people or those who have time to spare and are interested in the Broads. Others want to help conserve the environment or are interested in wildlife. For many it provides valuable experience for their chosen career. Some people volunteer simply because they like to socialise and meet like-minded people and enjoy being out in the fresh air. Broads conservation volunteers (Click to enlarge - 26k) Broads Conservation Volunteers The Broads Authority Conservation Volunteers meet every day Monday to Friday to work with the fen wardens clearing away small alder and willow trees from the fens. It's known in the trade as "scrub bashing". We use hand saws and, where appropriate, power saws and most of the wood is burned on site.

95. Home Sweet Home Small group of volunteers working to provide financial help to animal shelters. Includes animal quotes and stories. http://www.angelfire.com/theforce/caninehelp/

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Our names are Patricia Correa and Michelle Modestino and we have a dream. No, not the dream Martin Luther King had, a different one. Not nessasarily a better dream, but it might still change the world. Good day to all Web surfers. I have thought so many times of how much I love my cat and dog. If you have pets then you know what I mean. But let me tell you, not many pets have the oppertunity to live with loving and dedicated owners. Instead, they live in homes which cannot offer the love and kindness you give to your pets. They become abused and start to wither away and the, put in a small pound. The pound is so small that, over a short period of time, an animal must be put down. Not a pretty thought. This mostly happens in 3rd world countries but don't be that relieved, because the story I am going to tell you may change your perspective of how much dogs and animals get hurt each day and how little they are being cared for. I was going on a trip to Nicaragua in Central America. I had not seen my Grandmother in 4 years and I was very excited, but all that soon changed. On the 5th day of the two weeks we were to spend there, we were on our way to a hotel. Suddenly I saw a small building. It basically looked like a large worn out bathroom that looked like it could hardly fit 5 people inside. I glanced at the side door and my eyes widened in disbelief. The sign said, "Pet Shelter." I couldn't believe my eyes, but I stayed silent bearing the heavy heart inside of me. I thought to myself

96. US Fish And Wildlife Service - Volunteers Whether volunteers are working at national wildlife refuges, fish hatcheries, wetland management districts, regional offices, or ecological service offices http://volunteers.fws.gov/

97. The USGenWeb Project - Home Page Consisting of a group of volunteers working together to provide Internet websites for genealogical research in every county and every state of the United States, the Project is noncommercial and fully committed to free access for everyone. http://www.usgenweb.com:80/

This is the home page for The USGenWeb Project. We are a group of volunteers working together to provide Internet websites for genealogical research in every county and every state of the United States. This Project is non-commercial and fully committed to free access for everyone. To learn more about The USGenWeb Project, visit our About the Project page. If you are interested in seeing the Standing Procedures under which the Advisory Board operates, you can read them HERE State Pages for the Project USGW Archives The Project's State Pages Here you will find links to the Project's individual State pages. The State sites are the jumping off points to get started on your research. At the State Site, you will find links to each County within that state, where you will find a wealth of county related information. On the County Sites, you can post queries to help you over that "brick wall". The USGenWeb Project Archives The USGenWeb Digital Library (Archives) offers actual transcriptions of public domain records. You will find copies of census records, marriage bonds, wills, and other public documents. Go directly to the National Archives Search Engine or to the State Archives Search Engine Census Projects USGW Tombstone Project Census Project There are two terrific Census Projects run by USGenWeb Project members. One can be accessed at

98. The Computer Technology Documentation Project A group of volunteers working to provide documentation for learning and reference for various technologies. Also this organization helps to make technical educational materials available to those who cannot afford it. http://www.comptechdoc.org/

The Computer Technology Documentation Project Search our Site: Sitemap Join Members Section Link to Us ... Good Websites RESOURCES Basics for Beginners Operating Systems Linux Windows ... Humor Other Resources Why CTDP Online Choice Local Computer Dealers This Site About Us Join External Web Resources Fusionbot Search Search our Site: sitemap Site Changes Changes are currently being made to this site which will make it easier for links to be added and members to add documentation. Members will also be able to receive newsletters, rate sites, rate documentation, and eventually participate in our forum. Contents This site contains computer documentation and information in various technical areas including markup and web languages, operating systems, hardware, programming, and networking. This documentation is suited for beginners to experts. There are various tips, editorials, and weblinks in several categories. Support Please support our sponsors and advertisers or consider making a documentation contribution to help keep this site operational. Top Site Voting Please click on the below links to vote for us as top site.

99. Literacy Volunteers Of Fauquier County A nonprofit organization, working to eradicate illiteracy in this community. http://users.erols.com/lvfc/

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100. Minnesota Association Of Museums Organization for museums professionals and volunteers working together to provide a network of support and professional development. http://www.minnesotamuseums.org

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