Our volunteer needs change with the seasons. Some ways that you can help include: Cleaning, Organizing clothing, Working in the Food Pantry,, Being an on-call driver to pick up holiday donations, and Sorting toys during the holidays. All of our volunteers need to complete the Gardner CAC volunteer application form, and pass a CORI check.
Whether you can give a few hours, a few weeks, or a few months, volunteering at the Girl Scout office could include everything from envelop stuffing to social media analytics.
Coordinate the annual cookie sale at the troop level. Set up cookie booths, manage inventory and money, and then watch the girls light up when they earn the rewards for being the best cookie sellers ever!
Assist with driving, activity planning, snacks, money management, or other tasks necessary to keep the troop running oh-so-smoothly from week to week.
Work with a group of girls and mentor them as they make new friends and develop connections that will last a lifetime.
Can you assist with typing, record keeping or putting a display in place? Perhaps you’d like to help lead tours of our collection? Short term and continuing helpers are needed.
A Former Resident Speaker can serve as a source of inspiration and motivation to current CCHO residents. By having a shared experience in being a part of CCHO’s CRC, Former Resident Speakers relate to current residents in a unique way. This unique bond can serve as a vehicle for communication that empowers current residents to…
Help us build our presence on Facebook and Twitter; 5 hours per month for 3 months, and 2-3 hours per month thereafter.
Work with the Program Director to plan and manage regular member events. This includes finding meeting sites, monitoring registrations and assisting with follow-ups; approximately 1-2 hours per week.
At MedMentor of Greater Cincinnati, you experience the unique opportunity to positively impact a child facing the same adversities you’ve overcome because you get it… you know what it’s like to experience the pain, sadness, anger, and disappointment that comes with managing a disease but you choose not to let circumstances define you. We do…