Office work volunteers enjoy copying, compiling, organizing, data entry, document shredding, training prep, or answering the phone.
A Washtenaw Literacy mentor is a dedicated volunteer who has tutored for at least one year and has decided they would like to help support other tutors. There are three areas the mentors assist staff: traditional mentoring, workshops, and events.
Assist with sorting food in our warehouse. Food sorting opportunities are limited to 8 volunteers per shift, and available during the day Monday through Friday, 9 to 11:30 am and 1:30 to 3:30 pm. At this time, all volunteers should be ages 14 years and older.
Schedule BGP presentations with area organizations and businesses, coordinate with trained speakers, perform follow-up, track and report results. Involves phone calling, emailing, and computer work.
Periodically staff the BGP table at local events and venues to create awareness about and support of the garden project by talking it up, disseminating literature, encouraging sign-ups for newsletters and donations to help build the garden, and reporting back results. Some set-up and take-down duties. Occasional weekends required. Must be reliable, outgoing and friendly,…
Volunteers assist in our therapy dog program, adaptive horseback riding program, and computer program. In addition, volunteers can participate in training sessions to learn to work directly with our children. We also have many volunteer opportunities that are critical to the programs success that include activities like gardening, mail processing, building and maintenance work and…
We are in need of well organized people to help run rehearsals and performances. Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers keep rehearsals and shows running smoothly, manage calendars and schedules, and coordinate communication between the director, designers, and other members of the production team.
CEDC is currently looking for Volunteers to help tutor Limited English Speakers to learn English. Opportunities include one on one tutoring, teaching, and teaching assistance. For more information contact Brian Pastori at [email protected].
Are you looking to make a difference in your community, to connect with other young leaders through networking events or for volunteer opportunities? Members of the Judson Center Young Leaders (YL) are proud, enthusiastic ambassadors for the agency, sharing its mission with their networks, soliciting financial support, and serving as champions for Judson Center’s vital…
Volunteers offer support at WSA events, including camps and national conventions, or you can lend a hand in the national office.