61. FCPL Volunteer Opportunities Current volunteer opportunities. The Frankfort Library needs a volunteer to help adult Literacy TutorTeach adults how to read and how to read and speak http://www.accs.net/fcpl/vol1.htm

var sc_project=354773; var sc_partition=1; var sc_invisible=1; Online Catalog Library Lines Newsletter Library Employment Branches ... Home Home Current Volunteer Opportunities The Frankfort Library needs a volunteer to help repair videotapes. This volunteer position requires approximately 2 afternoons per month and is flexible in scheduling. If you know of someone that is handy with a VCR and videos, please call the library or leave your name and phone number at the circulation desk. Adult Literacy Tutor: Teach adults how to read and how to read and speak English. Commitment: One hour per week, according to your schedule Reports To: Director of Adult Literacy. Book Sales: Sort and count book donations and ready them for sale. Help to maintain and stock the Book store. Locate values for some items on Internet Commitment: 2-4 hours/week. Reports to: Extension Services Librarian Spanish Translator: Translate various library publications and signage into Spanish. Commitment: As needed.

62. The Living Desert - Volunteer Opportunities FOLD offers the following volunteer opportunities. • adult volunteers (minimum high school graduate requirement) • Junior volunteers (ages 13– 17) http://www.livingdesert.org/support_zoo/volunteer.asp

Support Zoo Marketing Sponsorships Zoo Membership Adopt-An-Animal Adopt-A-Train ... AAZK Volunteer Opportunities Friends of The Living Desert - FOLD All volunteers must maintain active membership status at The Living Desert. Click here for a membership application FOLD offers the following volunteer opportunities: Adult Volunteers minimum of 126 hours a season (our season runs from July 1 to June 30) in an interpretive capacity for a minimum of two years after completing training. If you are interested in becoming a Docent, click here for more information. All new adult volunteers must attend a one-time, 6-hour orientation followed by a one-on-one interview with the FOLD Volunteer Coordinator to discuss potential assignments. Orientation sessions are held 3-4 times per year. If approved, volunteers generally commit to one-half day per week on a regular basis. FALL 2005 NEW VOLUNTEER ORIENTATIONS Wednesday, October 5 or Thursday, November 3. 9am to 3pm, Education Center. Complete the online volunteer application to apply for volunteer service. For specific questions or to sign up for an Orientation, please call the Volunteer Office at 760-346-5694 ext. 8+2503 or send an e-mail to:

63. Volunteer Center Of Brown County :: Volunteer Opportunities volunteer opportunities (630am midnight) include. Assist teaching staff by Education Instructional Guides needed for school tours and adult tours http://www.volunteergb.org/opportunities.html

Volunteer Opportunities Below is the complete list of Volunteer Opportunities. Please feel free to contact the agencies, or contact the Volunteer Center at (920) 429-9445 for more information. You can click on the links to the right to download a pdf of the Volunteer Guide and a Microsoft Word Document of the Volunteer Times, or call to request a printed version. The Volunteer Times A Listing of short-term volunteer opportunities Aging Resource Center of Brown County 300 S. Adams St., Green Bay, WI 54301 Holly Lorenz, (920) 448-4302 Email: lorenz_hs@co.brown.wi.us Web site: www.agingresourcecenterofbrowncounty.org Assist older persons and their families in assuring they have the opportunity to lead independent, dignified, and meaningful lives. Volunteers needed to assist isolated and/or homebound seniors as visitors, shoppers, telephone friends, appointment escorts, and hair dressers on a regular or on-call basis. Drivers needed to deliver hot noon time meals to homebound elderly. You choose the weekday.

64. Bureau Of Elder And Adult Services - Maine - Volunteer Opportunities volunteer opportunities in Main elderly. such as delivering meals, providing companionship to homebound individuals and teaching in literacy programs. http://www.maine.gov/dhs/beas/resource/volunt.htm

Skip Maine state header navigation Agencies Online Services Web Policies ... Help State Search: DHS Family Independence Medical Services Health ... Resource Directory -> Volunteer Opportunities Volunteer Opportunities The volunteer opportunities listed here are not all inclusive. There are many throughout the state of interest to people of all ages. Of the programs listed below note that three have both age and income limitations. Foster Grandparent Program (FGP The Foster Grandparent Program provides part-time (20 hours a week) volunteer opportunities for people with low income age 60 and older to serve children with special or exceptional needs in their homes, schools, day care centers, institutions, hospitals, correctional facilities or specialized programs for developmentally disabled children. Volunteers receive a small stipend. Contact the Foster Grandparent Program at the following locations: For all counties except York and Cumberland: Penquis CAP/FGP 262 Harlow Street, PO Box 1162 Bangor, Maine 04402-1162 207-973-3684 In York and Cumberland Counties: Foster Grandparent Program Harbor Terrace, 284 Danforth Street

65. The Church Of The Resurrection : Ministry Opportunities (Current Critical and Immediate volunteer opportunities) Individuals are needed on Thursdays to work with adults at the adult budgeting classes. http://www.cor.org/Ministry_Opportunities.1354.0.html

var listMenu = new FSMenu('listMenu', true, 'display', 'block', 'none'); listMenu.cssLitClass = 'highlighted'; addEvent(window, 'load', new Function('listMenu.activateMenu("listMenuRoot", ">")')); About Us About Us Home Sr. Pastor's Page Congregational Email from Pastor Adam ... Resources Adult Discipleship RegisterNow Connections Ministry Spiritual Academy Adult Christian Education (ACE) ... Leadership Development See QUICK Connections Current Ministry Listing Today's Volunteer Opportunities (Critical and Immediate Ways to Serve) last updated September 21, 2005 The following volunteer opportunities are critical and immediate. To express an interest or find out more, contact the Connection Point , or phone 913-544-0231 or stop by Connection Point located in the Narthex. Consultants are available before and after worship services and will help you explore service options. See Resurrection's QUICK Connections Want to discover how God has "wired" you for Christian service? Would you like to serve according to your passion and biblical spiritual gifts? Are you longing for a service experience that is filled with joy, meaning and spiritual growth? Then come to Spiritual Gifts Discovery class being offered twice this fall: Wednesday, October 5-26 from 6:30-8:30 pm in Room 208 of the east building and Sunday, October 16-November 20 from 10:45-11:55 am in Room 221 of the east building.

66. Volunteer Opportunities | The Leonard Carmichael Society Of Tufts University adult Literacy/English as a Second Language. volunteer to help adults and children Gives volunteers the opportunity to promote awareness of the health, http://ase.tufts.edu/lcs/volunteer-opportunities.html

The Leonard Carmichael Society of Tufts University Get Involved! This Month's Events Directional Staff Faculty/Staff Board ... Contact Us Volunteer Opportunities lcs@tufts.edu Program groups: Programs Concerning Issues of Hunger and Homelessness Youth Mentoring Programs Programs Concerning Literacy and Education Programs Concerning Health Issues ... Special Interest Programs In addition to these groups, we maintain a list of non-LCS organizations that would be eager to have Tufts volunteers as well. Group #1: Programs Concerning Issues of Hunger and Homelessness Food Rescue Help stop food waste by picking-up excess and unwanted food at local grocery stores and restaurants and then delivering that food to Medford/Somerville area homeless shelters and food banks. Contact Daniel Rogers ( daniel.rogers@tufts.edu Habitat for Humanity/Volunteer Construction Corps Contact Jae Cho and Melissa Rodrigues( tuftshfh@hotmail.com Hunger Project Help prepare and serve meals to the homeless in local soup kitchens and shelters such as Rosie's Place and Boston Rescue Mission. You will view the world in a different light. Contact Rebecca Swartz ( rebecca.swartz@tufts.edu

67. City Of Bloomington: Volunteer Opportunities Hotlist Assist teachers in adult Basic Education, teaching English as a second volunteer opportunities are available during public hours MF from 1 pm to 5 pm. http://www.bloomington.in.gov/egov/docs/1073675281793.htm

SEARCH SITE DOCUMENT CENTER SERVICES DIRECTORY EVENTS CALENDAR The official website for the government of Bloomington, Indiana Volunteer Opportunities Hotlist back Date of Record: December 22, 2004 Ongoing Volunteer Needs This section is organized by interest categories. To find an organization by name, including all of its listed volunteer opportunities, go to the Organization Index Administration/Management Animals Arts/Culture ... Sports/Recreation Administration/Management Abilities Unlimited Board Members Seeking people interested in working with disability issues. Board meets at 5:30 pm on the second Monday of each month. Contact Lynne Argent at 332-1620 or abunlim@bloomington.in.us [MA=18] All Breed Rescue Alliance of South Central Indiana, Inc. Fundraising and Public Relations Help coordinate and plan fundraising and public relations events. Some previous experience preferred, although all creative and outgoing people are welcome! Contact Stacy Scherr at 355-1200 or abrasci@bloomington.in.us. Or consult www.bloomington.in.us/~abrasci/. [No MA] Bloomington Community Circus Knowledgeable volunteers are needed. Contact Mark or Breshaun at 339-0929 or marchaggerty@yahoo.com. [MA=16;WA]

68. Office Of International Education Contact them for teaching and other volunteer opportunities at Grahung Kalika, With 15 schools all over Taiwan, ELSI has the largest adult English http://internationaleducation.wlu.edu/workabroad/teaching.htm

WORK ABROAD HOME NEWS STUDY ABROAD WORK ABROAD ... International House Community Lexington Site Map Teaching Abroad: Programs and Opportunities Please be advised that while we try to list as many opportunities as possible as a service to our students, we have not necessarily verified the credentials or accuracy of all opportunities or organizations which may be listed here. More will be added as they become known to us. Teaching Abroad Resources Through the U.S. State Department site on overseas schools , you can find contact and background information on worldwide American-sponsored elementary and secondary schools overseas, current fact sheets on the 192 American international schools, and helpful job hunting links. Recruitment Agencies Search Associates is one of the largest overseas school placement organizations in the world, and works closely with teachers and schools from all over the globe. Internet Resources Digital Education Network's ELT Job Centre TEFL Professional Network Transitions Abroad Transitions Abroad is a monthly magazine that presents a wide variety of international opportunities including volunteering and teaching abroad.)

69. Volunteer Opps-Lindsay Wildlife Museum If you want a great overview of the various volunteer opportunities in the For specific volunteer training class dates and times, see the adult and http://www.wildlife-museum.org/volunteer.html

Volunteer Opportunities Lindsay Wildlife Museum has a variety of areas in which you can give your time to help wildlife, teach adults and children and care for the earth. If you want a great overview of the various volunteer opportunities in the museum please attend the Volunteer Opportunities class offered throughout the year. For specific volunteer training class dates and times, see the adult and children class page. DOCENT PROGRAMS Adult Help groups of children and adults learn to live with nature in schools. The museum and at community events. You will grow and learn, and help others to do the same. No experience is necessary; we will teach you how to handle animals and interact with school children and the public. Completion of this class makes you eligible (at no extra cost) for continuing education. Contact: Docent Manager, ext. 444

70. 20 Ways For Teenagers To Help Other People By Volunteering The following link shows you the different volunteer opportunities available Not a problem, because the article also links to sites that teach you how! http://www.bygpub.com/books/tg2rw/volunteer.htm

This is an online resource for the book The Teenager's Guide to the Real World by Marshall Brain, ISBN 1-9657430-3-9. The online resources are offered as a free supplement to the book. They help you access the huge library of material for teenager's available on the Web. For more information on the book please click here. 20 Ways for Teenagers to Help Other People by Volunteering Have you ever thought about volunteering your time to a local charity or community organization? There are many different reasons for you to start volunteering: To help others To learn about an activity or organization that interests you To beat boredom (if you find yourself sitting around the house feeling totally bored, volunteering in an activity you enjoy can be a great way to change things) To overcome a loss you have experienced (one of the best ways to help yourself in a time of loss is to help others) To gain perspective on life (there is no better way to understand your blessings than to help people in need) Your reasons for volunteering are as individual as you are, but no matter what your reasons you can get a lot out of volunteering. You can learn about yourself, learn about others and meet a lot of interesting people by volunteering. You can help others as you help yourself.

71. : Metro Volunteers! - Volunteer Center Services (Youth) - Metro Denver's Resourc Minimum Age With adult 12 volunteer opportunities Assist with annual Easter Egg Purpose To promote media literacy, education, teaching and critical http://www.metrovolunteers.org/volopps/youth/disabilities.htm

HOME ABOUT US VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES CORPORATE SERVICES ... IMPACT PROGRAM VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH YOUTH GUIDE BOARD BANK SEMINAR SERIES Training and Education ARC of Arapahoe and Douglas County 7600 East Arapahoe Rd., Suite 101, Centennial, CO 80112 Contact: Carol Meredith or Pam Bailey carol@arc-arapahoe-douglas.org www.arcarapahoedouglas.org Purpose: To use advocacy and education to include all children and adults with disabilities and their families in their community. Minimum Age: Minimum Age With Adult: Volunteer Opportunities: Assist with annual Easter Egg Hunt; see Special Events section for details. Center for Hearing, Speech and Language 4280 Hale Parkway, Denver, CO 80220 Contact: Barb Kamlet retreat2@mindspring.com www.chsl.org Purpose: To provide education, outreach, information and clinical services to children and adults with hearing, speech and language disorders. Minimum Age: Minimum Age With Adult: Youth to Adult Ratio: Volunteer Opportunities: Children's program leader at sites located throughout metro Denver. City of Aurora Volunteer Center 1298 Peoria St., Aurora, CO 80011

72. Volunteer Opportunities In New York City - Retired And Senior Volunteer Program volunteers needed to assist instructor in teaching pedestrian safety in an 1199 adult Learning Center, volunteer Tutor — Help adults pass the GED or http://rsvp.cssny.org/rsvp/opportunities.html

Site Map Join E-mail List Donate Now Community Development ... CSS Responds to 9/11 Receive news and updates about the topics that interest you. Click to learn more. Volunteer Opportunities Here are some examples of RSVP volunteer assignments in all five boroughs. For information on these and hundreds of other opportunities, please contact Gajtana Simonovski, Project Director, at gsimonovski@cssny.org Volunteers must be at least 55 years old. Bronx Volunteer Opportunities Brooklyn Volunteer Opportunities Manhattan Volunteer Opportunities Queens Volunteer Opportunities ... Meeting Community Needs Bronx Volunteer Opportunities Soup Kitchen/Food Pantry Volunteers Grandfriend Head Start Program, Grandfriend Volunteer Hospital Volunteer, Various Assignments Riverdale Neighborhood House, Various Assignments Brooklyn Volunteer Opportunities Elders Share of the Arts/National Center for Creative Aging, Various Assignments — If you believe, that "Art knows no age. The body may change, but the imagination still burns bright," consider helping this arts organization with clerical support, data entry, or assist with graphic design of their promotional materials.

73. REEP - ESL Volunteer Opportunities Adult Learning Center Aide adult Learning Explore teaching ESL as profession. Meet people from different countries and......volunteer opportunities. volunteer Position http://www.arlington.k12.va.us/instruct/ctae/adult_ed/REEP/volunteerwebpages/vol

74. Peace Corps | Meet A Recruiter | Regional Recruitment Offices | San Francisco| G English Teaching opportunities. Environmental Agricultural volunteer Literacy Alliance for the South Bay is an organization serving adult learners. http://www.peacecorps.gov/index.cfm?shell=meet.regrec.sanfran.involved

75. Michigan 4-H Youth Development: Volunteer Workshops & Training 4H Veterinary Science Teen adult volunteer Workshop communication and teaching skills, and to learn about the many opportunities available for those http://web1.msue.msu.edu/cyf/youth/4htrain.html

Select a 4-H Program Animals Arts Careers Character Ed. Communications Community Service Early Adolescents 5- to 8-Year-Olds Food, Nutrition, Fitness Health Inclusive 4-H Leadership, Citizenship Older Youth Plants, Soils, Gardening Science, Technology Shooting Sports About 4-H About Michigan 4-H Michigan 4-H History Join 4-H! Become a 4-H volunteer ... 4-H Exploration Days 4-H Learning Materials Guide to Michigan 4-H MSU Extension Catalog 4-H Co-op Curric. System Information for Youth Volunteers Families 4-H Alumni ... MI 4-H Scholarships 4-H in Michigan MSU Extension Offices MSU Campus 4-H Staff (By Name) MSU Campus 4-H Staff (By Program) Michigan 4-H Foundation Michigan 4-H Foundation 4-H Children's Garden Kettunen Center National Links National 4-H Council National 4-H Headquarters 4-H Bookstore 4-H USA ... Michigan State University 160 Agriculture Hall East Lansing, MI

76. Playing2Win - A Community-Based Technology Center Assist with adult Classes Playing2Win needs volunteers to help develop and teach a variety We are looking for volunteers to design and teach such clubs. http://www.playing2win.org/volunteer/volunteer.html

Opportunities Application Volunteer Opportunities at Playing2Win Assist during Adult/Youth Access Hours Six days each week we offer access hours for adults and youth. During these hours, members of Playing2Win can use the computers to work on projects of their own. We are looking for volunteers who can help during these hours by answering basic application questions, helping problem-solve, and teaching members basic computer skills. Access Hours are from 5:30-7:30 p.m. and 12:00-6:00 p.m. on Saturdays. Assist with Adult Classes Playing2Win needs volunteers to help develop and teach a variety of adult classes. We will offer a variety of classes, including Introduction to the Internet, word processing, databases, Excel, PhotoShop, Illustrator, Director, programming, resume writing, web design, graphic design, etc. The Playing2Win staff will work with volunteers to develop a curriculum that focuses on giving the students the skills with which to become independent computer users and advance their careers. Community Day Playing2Win hosts a Community Day event at least two to three times a year. This day is very important because it acts as both an Open House and a celebration. Students show the work that they have produced in class, and major community recruitment is done on that day. We need volunteers to play music, donate food, organize talent to be showcased, recruit new members, and help advertise the event.

77. RSVP Volunteer Opportunities Experience with learning disabilities is desired, as well as a teaching background. adult Literacy Program new volunteer opportunity! http://www.stlukescr.org/body.cfm?id=368

78. OregonLive.com: Everything Oregon Camp Fire USA adult volunteers are needed to lead coed youth groups. Hands on Washington County Various volunteer opportunities in Washington County http://www.oregonlive.com/metrosouthwest/oregonian/index.ssf?/base/metro_southwe

79. Youth Volunteer Opportunities In NH Volunteers need to be 14 years of age. Ages 12 to 13 with adult. 262 County Farm Road Empowering Youth Volunteers/many different opportunities http://www.nhptv.org/zoom/volunteer.htm

Contact NHPTV Schedules Program Finder Shop ... Home NHPTV Productions Crossroads Classics Franco Americans Golden - The Hobey Baker Story Granite State Challenge ... ZOOM Into Action Youth Volunteer Opportunities in NH Appalachian Mountain Club Many Different Volunteer Opportunities Age: contact AMC Volunteer Coordinator The AMC's Volunteer Coordinator can help you find out what is going on in your area. Call 617-523-0655, ext. 314. Audubon Society of New Hampshire Many Different Volunteer Opportunities Age: contact ASNH For a general information packet on volunteering with ASNH, please contact Leslie Simays at lsimays@nhaudubon.org or call 603-224-9909 ext. 315 or write us at 3 Silk Farm Road, Concord, NH 03301. Blue Ocean Society Clean a Beach and Save a Whale Any age with adult 118 Pleasant Street Portsmouth, NH 03801

80. Internship And Volunteer Opportunities At Tennant Lake Explore the volunteer opportunities at the Tennant Lake Interpretive Center. Applicants need to have the desire and ability to teach children in an http://www.co.whatcom.wa.us/parks/tennantlake/interns.jsp

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