Work with our staff to teach kids – Hands-on bicycle repair – Bicycle safety when riding – How to maintain their bicycle
REACH Event Volunteers are “ambassadors” for REACH. They help promote our programs at various events, assist event attendees with art making activities, or get needed preparations done during a work-day event. Some of REACH Events include festivals, quarterly open houses, art unveilings, fundraisers, and other community events. Event volunteers help with set up and take…
The Administrative Volunteer helps with “behind the scenes” activities that support our teachers, staff and overall programming. They help with such tasks as phone calling, flyer distribution, event prep, data entry, mailings and maintenance. Volunteers with particular skills in IT may be called upon to assist with computer, software application, and website tasks.
The Program Volunteer assists the art teacher by helping with preparation of materials and clean up (put away supplies, wash tools, etc.) as well as helping children stay focused on the activity during the program. The Program Volunteer works as a mentor, helping to engage children in the activities by developing a positive bond with…
Volunteers can help in both our food pantry and our clothing pantry
There will be 2 shifts for this opportunity. 9AM-11AM is the cleaning and prep shift so this shift would involve cleaning Kongs, doing laundry, and if there is time then stuffing Kongs. 12PM-2PM is the building shift so this involves stuffing Kongs and making other enrichment toys for dogs. Although this is not the most…
Paper Angels volunteers help answer the phone and represent the agency in matching donors with Christmas wish lists. This includes answering the phone, copying, faxing, mailing and tracking wish lists. These volunteers must have a big smile, warm heart and good communication skills.
Since 2008, Food Rescue has collected soon-to-expire, fresh, healthy food, and distributed it to the 70+ food pantries and community meal sites of the Northwest Food Coalition on the same day, at no cost to the pantries. Assist us in increasing access to healthy food and reducing food waste through food repack (times vary) and…
Large groups that partner with BGCML come in many shapes and sizes with a large range of interests and abilities. Some examples of ways large groups have partnered with BGCML in the past include: deep cleaning, painting, collecting supplies, hosting activities, or assisting with renovation.
If you enjoy using a computer or sharing information on social media then being a virtual volunteer may be a good fit for you. In this volunteer area, you would use your online and social media skills to share important messages that help create great futures– such as information about Club Member programs, special events,…