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Highlighted Requests for Volunteers
Below are postings from non-profits who need to fill volunteer positions immediately. For more information about each position or to sign-up, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator listed on each posting directly. Thanks for your help!
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Are YOU between the ages of 11-18?
Do YOU need to get YOUR Community Involvement Hours for High School?
The Youth Volunteer Corps of Volunteer Thunder Bay will be running the program throughout the summer and the school year!! If you are interested in particpating please call Kayla at 623-8272 ext 13 to find out how to get involved. CLICK HERE to check out the YVC webpage for more information!
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With so many hungry and so many willing to help, Community Harvest Ontario is the perfect marriage of both. My name is Tony Curci (Urban Farmer) and I am the newest member of Regional Food Distribution Association and one of the new Field Managers of Community Harvest Ontario. It is my great pleasure to be a part of this exciting new project and to help the local farmers of my community to share their quality product with their neighbours in need. I am excitedly looking forward to all the events and projects that will help to develop this program and sustain it into the future.
tony@communityharvest.ca
Office: (807) 622-7440
Cell: (807) 628-7268
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Evergreen Soccer/Baseball League
Volunteers are needed to assist with running a free, all-ages soccer league from Sept 1 to October 15th. We are looking for volunteers to help with coaching, refereeing, and others to assist with supervision duties. The league operates at Minnesota Park, which is behind Windall Park.
Contact Linda Bruins for more information:
626-0090
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Hogarth Riverview Manor
Looking for volunteers to assist with the Horticultural Garden Program every Wednesday from 6-8 pm, at Hogarth Riverview Manor. Each week, the gardens are watered, weeded, and made beautiful with the assistance of the residents. The goal is to create a horticultural healing program for the residents.
For more information contact Anna Grenier:
343-4346
St. John Ambulance is currently looking for people that are interested in volunteering with our Fund Development Committee. No experience is required, but is an asset. As a committee member you will be required to attended meeting and help with the design and execution of various events to help raise money for our Community Services Division. Meeting held monthly. Volunteers will be asked to help organize and execute various events during the years.
For more information, contact Jennifer Biron
345-1712 ext 7
Are you a proud parent with a new baby?
Will your baby be 2 - 4 months old in October?
You and your baby could be a Roots of Empathy family
Roots of Empathy is a program for children in kindergarten to grade 8. The program's aim is to increase empathy - the ability to understand another person's feelings. Children learn to care and respect each other and there is less bullying and aggression.
A Roots of Empathy family: · A mother and/or father visits a classroom in a local school with a Roots of Empathy Instructor.
· The visits are about 30 minutes long, once a month from October until June.
· The program helps children to learn about a baby's needs and how babies develop and lets children observe the loving relationship between a parent and baby. · Babies must be 2 to 4 months old in October.
Contact Nadine Turcotte the Roots of Empathy Coordinator at Our Kids Count 807-623-0292 Ext. 23
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