The Center’s scholarship program continues to grow and we need cybersecurity professionals to help us review scholarship applicants. Please note that all review panelists must be members of (ISC)².
Our Safe and Secure Online resources are now available in multiple languages. If you are an (ISC)² member fluent in Italian, Turkish, Urdu, Arabic, Czech, Polish, Norwegian, Hebrew or Malay, please contact us to volunteer in the translation project. All members earn CPEs for their time and skills.
iCouldBe is a student mentorship program where you dedicate one hour each week for the school year to children needing some help with schoolwork.
Sign up to volunteer as a FOOD RESCUER at www.rescuingleftovercuisine.org/volunteer. Use an email address that you check regularly – this is where Rescue Event notifications are sent to. After signing up, click your avatar to visit your dashboard – you’ll see the next steps to activate your account. No minimum time commitment is required –…
Volunteers will help to repackage bulk food items into family-friendly quantities. Sign up at https://gleaners.volunteerhub.com/
Food pantry volunteers will assist clients as they shop in our on-site food pantry at Gleaners Food Bank. DUTIES WILL INCLUDE: Loading cars as they come through the drive-thru; Directing traffic into, through, and out of the building. Some heavy lifting is involved – up to 30 pounds. This project does take place in a…
Volunteers will assist with set-up, provide traffic direction, and assist with client check-in at our rain or shine event. Sign up at https://gleaners.volunteerhub.com/
Volunteers locate and monitor assigned nesting locations throughout Dennis. Volunteers record data about the nesting locations, the physical conditions of the structures, and nesting success. By monitoring Ospreys, we can ensure their conservation and protection, as well as identify structures that may need repairs or replacing. Please contact Tyler Maikath, the DCLT Outreach and Stewardship…
Volunteers monitor designated DCLT properties at least twice annually. Land Stewards record evidence of property use, maintenance needs, any potential abuses of the conservation land, and wildlife and plant observations. Land Stewards report directly through the DCLT website using the monitoring report form and communicates with Tyler Maikath, the DCLT Outreach and Stewardship Coordinator.
Twice a month, DCLT holds a property clean-up project. DCLT asks that volunteers bring loppers or pruning shears, gloves, and wear reasonable clothes. Tasks include litter clean-up, trimming back plant growth, and maintaining trails. Please contact Tyler Maikath, the DCLT Outreach and Stewardship Coordinator, at [email protected] for more information.