How about joining the Friends of Maudslay and volunteering for fundraising events or various projects. We could use your skills.
And if volunteering in the Park is where you’d be happiest, there are opportunities for that as well!
Monday to Friday you can assist students with homework and organizational skills.
If your career was in business, marketing, fundraising, perhaps you would like to lend your expertise to raise awareness of OSS in the community, facilitate community partnerships, write an article about OSS for publicity, write grants for the school, or assist with the school’s magazine.
Artists, former art teachers, those who enjoy crafts and people who are willing to help in the classroom, come lead a club or just lend an extra set of hands during our busy days.
OSS encourages volunteers who were teachers or curriculum specialists to consider becoming a mentor to a member of the faculty. OSS is fortunate to have professional teachers and AmeriCorps Volunteer Teachers; each staff member seeks to grow and be the best at their occupation. Support new AmeriCorps teachers; inspire professional teachers; help create lessons; grade…
We need volunteers who like to organize, catalog, cull, curate, make displays, guide girls in choosing books, and might want to secure further library donations.
If you are willing to share a fun learning experience with others and also possess a willingness to guide a group of 4-10 girls, setting up a “club” is for you! Chess, writing, yoga, guitar, simple cooking, stained glass, language, dance, video, tech… Clubs meet Fridays at 3-4 PM.
Within the US, RAW Haiti works with volunteers from different universities and professionals wanting to help. Much of this volunteer work involved can be done remotely, including administrative help, web design, photo correction, networking, fundraising, video editing, graphic design, wellness programing, communications, social media, writing, editing, and more.
There are many ways to volunteer with Nurturing Minds to feel connected to SEGA and the students. Join (or start) a regional chapter, become a school partner by starting a SEGA club at your school. Engage your church or community group to become involved. Take part in our annual English Fluency Program to teach English…