I need help!!
Posted in Animal Volunteer Work over 2 years ago, 2 replies
submitted by olivia in san antonio,TX
you can go around your neiborhood and ask for any donations for charity of helping animals who survive a terrible life. and make a list of wat you would like to donate. maybe old, uneeded newspaper, or toys and care supplies. make a goal, and once you've reached that goal, you donate it to a animal hospital or shelter. or when you turn twelve you'll be able to volunteer at the humane society SPCA shelter. but for now, try doing my first suggestion. it would make a big difference. it would be great help and you'd be like a hero.
submitted by 88mmarie88 in San Antonio, TX
@ July 09, 2009 - 12:08 AM
Reply
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
Food Pantry Workers
The problems of hunger are very difficult, but we know that laughter and kindness goes a long way. Workers stock pantry shelves and prepare food packages for low income families.
Computer Instructor (Available A.S.A.P)
Open a world of possibilities by helping women and girls develop basic computer skills, See the difference you are making as you watch clients go from not knowing how to use a mouse, to creating and sending emails, surfing the web and more.
Summer Youth Worker (Available A.S.A.P)
Attached
Brunch & Bingo Volunteers (Available A.S.A.P)
Prepare a meal, Facilitated Bingo and enjoy lively conversations with our senior women.
Become a Tutor
Serve as an academic skills tutor and help students develop basic reading, writing and math skills. Work with them one on one in our GED prep class and/or provide after school homework help
English Conversation Partners Volunteer Managers (Available A.S.A.P)
Recruit volunteers/ participants and enjoy lively conversations with adult immigrants while helping them develop language skills that are critical to their success in this country.
Volunteers are in charge of running the group.
Career Workshop Volunteers
Share your personal success experiences on getting to where you are today with young adults. It’s rewarding to help them discover who they are, where their interest lie, and to encourage them to follow their dreams. Encourage students to make a career that excites and challenges them—not just a job.
Contact: ljohnson@wjcs.com
914-965-9140 ext 21
Food Pantry Workers
The problems of hunger are very difficult, but we know that laughter and kindness goes a long way. Workers stock pantry shelves and prepare food packages for low income families.
Computer Instructor (Available A.S.A.P)
Open a world of possibilities by helping women and girls develop basic computer skills, See the difference you are making as you watch clients go from not knowing how to use a mouse, to creating and sending emails, surfing the web and more.
Summer Youth Worker (Available A.S.A.P)
Attached
Brunch & Bingo Volunteers (Available A.S.A.P)
Prepare a meal, Facilitated Bingo and enjoy lively conversations with our senior women.
Become a Tutor
Serve as an academic skills tutor and help students develop basic reading, writing and math skills. Work with them one on one in our GED prep class and/or provide after school homework help
English Conversation Partners Volunteer Managers (Available A.S.A.P)
Recruit volunteers/ participants and enjoy lively conversations with adult immigrants while helping them develop language skills that are critical to their success in this country.
Volunteers are in charge of running the group.
Career Workshop Volunteers
Share your personal success experiences on getting to where you are today with young adults. It’s rewarding to help them discover who they are, where their interest lie, and to encourage them to follow their dreams. Encourage students to make a career that excites and challenges them—not just a job.
Contact: ljohnson@wjcs.com
914-965-9140 ext 21