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- NEW 6/30/08 - Help with flood relief in central Illinois. For information go to the Red Cross web site: www.il-redcross.org. You also can contact your local Red Cross chapter for information on flood relief volunteer training. V339
- NEW 6/30/08 - Porchlight Counseling Services is dedicated to helping college sexual assault survivors. They need help planning their annual fundraising event. An informal gathering with food and drinks will be held Saturday, August 9 from 5 to 8 PM in Glenview. For information or to RSVP, email laura@porchlightcounseling.org, visit their web site: www.porchlightcounseling.org or call 847-864-1557. V338
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6/9/08 -
Campus Kitchen at Northwestern University has the following volunteer
opportunities this Summer (Starting June 22nd -- Elder Hall, 2400 Sheridan
Rd). Contact Kelly Collins at kcollins@campuskitchens.org
or call 847-491-6925. V336
Sundays 1:30 - 3:30 pm Cooking Shift (prepare and repackage unused dining
hall food into individual meals as well as large congregate meal dishes.
This shifts take place at an industrial kitchen in one of the main dining
halls at Northwestern University)
Sundays 3:30 - 5:30 pm Bag Lunch Shift (during the summer, we participate
in a program called Feeding Our Future, which address youth hunger during
the summer when the National School Lunch program is not in operation
by providing 22,000 lunches over the summer -- the shift entails making
and wrapping sandwiches and packing bag lunches)
Sundays 3:30 - 5:30 pm Delivery Shift (we take the meals prepared at the
cooking shift to our clients around Evanston. This requires meeting at
the kitchen to pick up the meals and then leaving in groups of 2-4 people
in cars and vans to drop of the meals around Evanston. It is not required
that you have a car to participate in this shift but we are always looking
for drivers who can donate their time and car space to help. These shifts
can last from 1-2 hours)
Also during the week:
Mondays 3:00 - 5:00 pm Cooking Shift
Mondays 5:00 - 7:00 pm Bag Lunch Shift
Tuesdays 3:30 - 5:30 pm Delivery Shift
Wednesdays 3:00 - 5:00 pm Cooking Shift
Wednesdays 5:00 - 7:00 pm Bag Lunch Shift
Thursdays 3:30 - 5:30 pm Delivery Shift
- 6/9/08 - Each year The Evanston School Children's Clothing Association (ESCCA) provides clothing to around 600 needy children in Evanston District 65 (K-8th grade). Volunteers are needed at their clothing center in Evanston to help sort donated clothing on Wednesday mornings, and to assist children choosing their "new" wardrobes of clothing on scheduled evenings (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 7-9 pm) during the school year. Some people volunteer regularly, others a few times a year. Contact Jane Tyner at EJTyner@aol.com or call 847-328-9420. V335
- 6/2/08 - Wanted: A person with legal expertise to assist a not-for-profit organization - BackYard Nature Center - by reviewing its written by-laws and guiding the organization through the process of becoming incorporated and eligible for 501(c)3 status. BackYardNature Center is a local (New Trier Township) organization; its mission is to strengthen the bonds of children and adults with the wonders of nature. Please respond to Daniel Kielson at kielsonvu@sbcglobal.net. V334
- 5/19/08 - (Relisted - listed last month, but they need more host families.) The Center for Cultural Interchange needs families to Host a Foreign Exchange Student for one month this summer. Spanish Program dates: June 26 - July 24; French Program dates: July 9 - July 30. All students are high school aged and attend ESL classes and activities during the Monday - Friday week. Students have time to spend with the host family on the weekends. Host siblings and parents can participate in the events too! ESL classes will take place in Wilmette. Contact Sarah Monroe, Program Coordinator for more information: Sarah.Monroe@cbexchange.com or call 847-770-0029. V333
- 5/15/08 - The Glencoe Historical Society has he following event coming up: Save the date for The Prom! Saturday evening, July 12. Recapture the feeling of your High School Prom. What, never went ? Here's your chance! Dinner, dancing and more in the romantic Eklund Garden. More information will follow. V331
- 5/15/08 - Porchlight Counseling Services needs volunteers to help with their 2009 fundraising effort and to raise awareness of their mission, which . is support for college-age victims of sexual assault. Parents with children going off to college should be particularly interested in supporting this effort. Contact Colleen Nathan at tjnathan@aol.com or call 312-317-1104. V330
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5/15/08 - Am Shalom
held Fanchon Simon's Serving the Homeless on Sunday, May 18,
2008 at 9:AM at 1622 Willow Road (just east of Edens). This
activity also will be repeated June 15, July 20 & August 17.
Make sandwiches and pack 400 lunches. Deliver
and serve them to Chicago's West Side Community or deliver to PADS Crisis
Services. Drivers also needed. Contact servehomeless@aol.com.
V329
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4/21/08 SHORE Community
Services' Second Time Around Thrift and Gift Shop needs your help by volunteering
time at the shop. The shop, which is run solely by volunteers, is located
at 4123 Oakton Street in Skokie. Hours of operation are Tuesday through
Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Volunteers can work as store clerks
on these days either from 9:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., 1:00 p.m. to 4:15 p.m.
or the entire day. Help is also needed to restock and clean the shop on
Mondays from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Any time you have available will
be most welcomed. For more information on volunteering, please call Phyliss
Burman at (847) 291-0231. All shop proceeds benefit SHORE’s programs
and services. V328
- 4/21/08 - The American Cancer Society is currently recruiting community groups, churches, civic groups, and local families and residents to participate in New Trier Township's Relay For Life. This event raises over $200,000 for the American Cancer Society. It takes place on June 13th at New Trier High School's Northfield Campus, and runs from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. on June 14th. Teams can be made up of anywhere from one to fifteen people. We ask that each team member raise at least $100.00 to participate. There will be live entertainment, food, games, activities, and most importantly hundreds of people coming together to fight cancer and work toward finding a cure! For more information, please visit www.relayforlifenewtrier.com or call (847) 256-5288 and talk to Cynthia Doucette.V327
- 4/17/08 - The Winnetka Youth Organization (WYO) is currently seeking community members to serve on their Board of Directors. The WYO Board has a new President and Treasurer, and they hope in the coming year to take the organization in a dynamic new direction. Board Members should be familiar with the needs of teens, and dedicated to providing a safe place in the community for them. The Board of Directors meets monthly at the Winnetka Community House, and they ask that Board Members make a two-year commitment. If you want to help but can only make a limited commitment, please inquire about their Advisory Board, which meets once annually. Call 847-446-0443 for more information. V325
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4/17/08 -
LifeSource Blood Center has two opportunity areas:
- Brighten Lives Of
Area Patients By Caring For Donors At Blood Drives.
Help brighten lives for area patients by providing a positive, rewarding
experience for donors at community blood drives that are held at area
businesses and community groups. Responsibilities include: welcoming donors
to the blood drive and managing the refreshment area as well as other
duties. Blood Drives Are held throughout the area at various locations.
- Department of Defense Mobile Blood Drive Volunteer.
Help brighten lives and support the men and women who so courageously
serve us and our country at Department of Defense blood drives. These
young people are donating blood to meet the needs of Chicagoland patients
while in training at Great Lakes Naval Base. Responsibilities include:
customer service, welcoming donors to the blood drive and managing the
refreshment area as well as other duties.
For both
positions, volunteers must be 18 years & older. The ideal volunteer
should be friendly, customer service focused, professional, energetic,
and flexible. Minimum age requirement is 18. Reliable transportation is
required.
Contact Eva Donoghue
at edonoghue@itxm.org or call
(847) 803-7866. V324
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4/14/08 -
Glencoe Youth Services is starting a
new socialization program for young adults in New Trier Township with
developmental disabilities. They need:
1) Graphic Designer - For a logo.
2) Guest Speakers - For discussions/presentations on relevant topics such
as finances, health, cooking, jobs, and hobbies. Usually 1 lecture per
topic.
3) Staff - Socialize, offer support, and participate in activities. Tuesday
evenings.
Contact: Andy Millman c/o The Young Adult Program of Glencoe Youth Services
at Mill60062@yahoo.com or call
847/251-1612.V322
- 2/25/08– The Legal Assistance Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago has openings for Long Term Care Ombudsmen, who advocate with or on behalf of elders in nursing homes to ensure they are treated with respect, receive quality care, and are free to exercise self-determination. Ten hours of training are provided. The obligation is one one-hour visit per week, with a commitment of two years. The service area is suburban Cook County and all of Lake County (Illinois). Contact Kaitin Hannon at khannon@lafchicago.org or call 847-425-5074. V312
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2/14/08– The
North Shore Senior Center in Northfield has some pressing volunteer needs,
including the following:
Weekly Commitment:
- House of Welcome Receptionist: Greet participants and guests of the
Senior Center's day program for people with memory loss. Answer telephones
and assist the staff with clerical duties. Afternoon positions available.
- Mim's Gift Shop Volunteer: If you enjoy people and shopping, this opportunity
is for you! Sell merchandise while meeting Senior Center members and guests.
Tuesday afternoon position available.
- Lifelong Learning Office Assistant: Help individuals register for classes
and become Senior Center members. Ideal for someone with administrative
and computer skills who enjoys social interaction. Thursday and Friday
positions available.
- FFS (Flexible Senior Services) and ATP (Assistive Technology Program)
Volunteer for Evanston office: Help eligible seniors apply for and receive
a variety of goods and services, from groceries and equipment for the
home to assistance with monthly expenses. Training provided.
- SHIP (Senior Health Insurance Program) Volunteer for Evanston office:
Help clients with health insurance questions and Medicare supplement decisions.
Training provided.
Flexible
Commitment:
- SeniorNet Education Coordinator: Oversee selection and scheduling of
the Senior Center's computer class offerings. Ideal for someone with strong
organizational skills and familiarity with computer learning.
- Friendly Visitor: Visit a homebound senior and bring great joy to his/her
life! Provide companionship by sharing stories, playing games, etc. Together,
you determine your visiting schedule.
- Escorted Transportation Service Coordinator: Work from your home to
match seniors' requests for rides to medical and dental appointments with
the volunteer drivers. The coordinator works a two-week shift every two
months. Computer familiarity required.
- Escorted Transportation Service Driver: Drive seniors in your own car
to/from medical and dental appointments. Volunteer as your schedule allows!
To
learn more about these and other volunteer opportunities at the
- 1/17/08 – The National Runaway Switchboard (Chicago – north side) is the federally designated national communication system for runaway and homeless youth. The need volunteers to answer their 24-hour toll-free Crisis Hotline. Orientation and 40 hours of training are provided. Hours are flexible. High school students age 16+ are welcome to serve. They also need volunteers to distribute promotional materials in their communities to raise awareness of the Hotline and other services of NRS. Contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@1800runaway.org or call 773-289-1726. V307
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12/
Crisis
line volunteers - the crisis line is staffed 24 hors a day, 365 days a
year. 20 volunteers are needed. Full training will be provided.
Display
room assistant - The display room is stocked with gently used household
items donated for their clients' use. Volunteers will organize donated
items in the storage room and restock and merchandise items attractively
in the display room.
For
details, contact kcothell@asafeplaceforhelp.org
or call 847-731-7165. V296
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11/12/07 - A
group of knitters at the Northshore Senior Center in Northfield needs
contributions of 4-ply acrylic yarn (not sport yarn, not wool) to make
into hats, scarves, and mittens for homeless shelters and baby blankets
for the Linus Project. Yarn can be dropped off at the
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11/12/07 - Evanston
Northwestern Healthcare Hospice seeks volunteers to provide companionship
and emotional support to people who have a terminal illness, provide respite
for caregivers, run errands, provide transportation, and help with light
household chores. Contact Nadine Francione at nfrancione@enh.org or call 847-581-1717.
V292
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11/12/07 - Porchlight
Counseling Services in
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10/25/07 - The
Interfaith Housing Center of the Northern Suburbs, an advocate for fair
and affordable housing, is seeking volunteer fair housing testers. The
need is immediate and for adults of all racial and ethnic backgrounds
and physical abilities. Volunteers are paid a stipend -- $65 for a sales
test and $35 for a rental test, plus travel and postage. To be a "tester"
means you pose as a homeseeker. You pretend to be looking for a house
or apartment and complete a report to Interfaith about your treatment.
Your efforts help Interfaith determine if discrimination is occurring
in the sale or rental of housing on the
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10/25/07 - Erika's
Lighthouse is a grassroots educational organization dedicated to raising
awareness of adolescent depression and other mental health problems of
young people. They are seeking new members for their Board of Directors.
If you think you ay be interested, contact Pegger Kubert, Director, at
PKubert@aol.com or call 847-738-2300. V288
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10/18/07 - Wanted:
A few good men and women (15 years old or older) to exercise wth children
with disabilities! KEEN Chicago (Kids Enjoy Exercise Now) is a 99% volunteer
run program offering sports and swim opportunities free of charge to Chicagoland
Children. No long term commitment is required. For more information and
to sign up, go to their website: www.keenchicago.org
or e-mail Bethany L. Cook at info@keenchicaago.org.
V287
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10/18/07 -
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10/18/07 - The
Guild for the Blind in downtown
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9/20/07 - Help
The Center For Enriched Living make an impact on the lives of people with
developmental disabilities. They need volunteers who are willing to distribute
posters of their organization at local businesses, libraries, community
centers and any other high traffic areas (be creative!). Volunteers can
distribute in the towns of
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9/20/07 - The
Warming House Youth Center in
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9/10/07 - The
Career Resource Center in Lake Forest has several volunteer positions
open: Computer Technician (maintenance, troubleshooting, upgrades, software
installation - Windows 98, 2000, XP); Client Services Representative (welcome
visitors, answer phones, schedule appointments, and perform light office
tasks), and Marketing Writer (newsletters, press releases, posters, brochures,
human interest stories).. For more details, contact Jan Leahy: volunteer@careerresourcecenter.org
or call 847-295-5626. V278
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8/3/07 - The
North Shore Chamber Orchestra has been in our community for 26 years and
is looking to engage volunteers in a variety of ongoing needs. This
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5/31/07 -Misericordia
Home has a number of volunteer activities and other needs. Call Theresa
at 773-273-4161 for information on any of the following. Activities are
at their campus on the north side of
Any
Monday through Saturday - Thrift Shop help (
Any
Saturday or Sunday - Laundry Helpers
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2/22/07 - The
Winnetka Thrift Shop benefits Family Service of Winnetka/Northfield. They
need volunteers to work in the shop, serving customers and arranging the
merchandise. Volunteers get a 20 percent discount on all store merchandise.
The commitment is 3 hours (either AM or PM, one of the days Monday through
Friday), and training is provided. Contact Mike Topper at mtopper@familyservicewn.org or
call 847-446-7787. V250
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1/18/07 - The
Relay for Life of New Trier Township is looking for adult volunteers to
join the Relay Planning Committee, which meets once a month for an hour.
The members will offer suggestions for improvements, offer contacts to
help make events successful, and support fund-raising efforts. Contact
Janine Kacprzak at relayislife@aol.com
or call 847-791-4931. V241
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1/16/07 - Advocate
Lutheran General Hospital Older Adult Services is seeking volunteer drivers
for its Home Delivered Mean Program (Park Ridge/Des Plaines). Volunteers
are needed 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM Mondays through Fridays. Contact Mindy
at 847-296-0737 or Mary at 847-296-0485. V240
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1/8/07 - Volunteers
in the Meal Assistant Program (MAP) at Evanston Hospital assist patients
who can't reach or manage their own food service, They help access the
trays, open food packaging, and cut food. They also serve as friendly
visitors during the mealtime. If you are interested, contact Ronna Jacobson,
Coordinator, at RJacobson@enh.org
or call 847-570-2840. V237
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12/18/06 - Secure
The Call Foundation is a national coalition of law enforcement agencies
and non-profits which collects used cell phones, refurbishes them, and
reprograms them as 911 emergency phones. They are then distributed to
domestic violence shelters, senior centers, neighborhood watch groups,
school crossing guards, and other agencies which support those with an
emergency 911 need. The distribution is nationwide, and the demand is
great. For further information and to download a prepaid mailing label
to send the phone, visit their website:www.donatemycellphone.org
or call 888-883-6628. V236
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12/07/06 - The Lake County Health Cener in
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12/04/06 - Mary
Lou's Place (formerly the YWCA/Battered Women's Shelter) needs volunteers
to help those in the shelter (extensive training is provided) and donations
of goods (except clothing). They also have service projects for groups.
Contact Jody Yohanna at jyohanna@ywcae-ns.org
or call 847-864-8445. V232
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12/04/06 - Midwest
Palliative & Hospice CareCenter has a group called the "Knit
Wits"who make blankets, pillows, lap robes, and caps fot patients
of the Hospice and of other organizations. They need people to provide
the pillow stuffing, called Poly-Fil. If you can help them with this,
contact Karen Price at kprice@carecenter.org
or call 847-556-1612. V231
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12/04/06
Wagner
Farm Rescue Fund is an animal rescue organization in
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10/23/06 - The
YWCA Evanston North Shore is seeking volunteers to help women and children
learn basic computer skills in their computer lab. The lab is open Mondays
through Fridays from 1 PM to 5 PM. Contact Wendy Dickson at wdickson@ywcae-ns.org or call 847-864-8445
ext. 12. V220
- 9/11/06- The American Cancer Society is looking
for Special Events Interns who can work 10 to 15 hours per week for a
minimum of three months on many aspects of planning and management of
special events. College credit can be granted in coordination with your
college or university. For further information, contact Brooke illings:
brooke.billings@cancer.org. or
phone 847-328-5147. V212
Continuing Needs
The
Muscular Dystrophy Association needs regular help with office work, event
planning, newsletter design (hours flexible), with their "Adopt a
Fire Department" program, and with two events: a Golf Event on Thursday,
July 20 (food and drink provided for entire day), and an auction (together
with seeing the Schaumburg Flyers play baseball as well as fireworks)
on Friday, July 28. Contact Krista L. Anderson at 847-236-0687, e-mail:
KAnderson@mdausa.org. V195
ChildServ
is beginning a new tutoring program in partnership with
-The
Night Ministry is a non-denominational organization the serves people
who have "fallen through the cracks" of our social service system:
homeless and runaway youth. uninsured individuals, working poor, unsupervised
children, and others. Volunteer needs include meal preparation for shelters
and other outreach programs, various support for a Health Outreach Bus,
a Night Walk to increase awareness of the environment faced by homeless
and runaway youth, and a First Saturdays project suitable for groups of
students. V183
The
Educational Talent Search Program at
The
House of Welcome is an adult day program in
A
teen drop-in center on the
An
organization in
An
organization which promotes healthy choices among
A
continuing care residential community in Northbrook needs volunteeers
to help enhance the quality of life for its residents by doing simple
activities such as sing-along, listening to music, ball toss, read aloud,
looking at pictures, or just simple conversation. Training is provided.
Monday, Wednesday, or Thursday from 10 to 11 AM. V158
The
same organization (above) needs volunteers to accompany residents to and
from doctor visits. Bus service is provided. Day and time are flexible.
V157
An
organization that provides various health and sexuality related support
services for adolescents needs Commnity Education Presenters to speak
in area school classrooms on a variety of relevant subjects. Training
and presentation materials are provided. The usual commitment in 3 hours
per week.V154
An
Educational Surrogate Parent serves children with disabilities who need
a parent advocate to be their voice for educational issues. Training sessions
are currently scheduled in various locations in
Read
to children aged 6 months to 5 years as part of a combined literacy and
pediatric clinic operation. Volunteers are needed 1 - 3 PM weekdays in
An
organization which provides services for adults with disabilities needs
volunteers to lead or co-lead groups in learning skills in the areas of
health, educaton, creative arts, and leisure. Days and evenings, one hour
per week. Help is also needed with dances, banquets, fairs, and other
special events. Office/computer help is also needed. V151
An
organization which supports part-time workers through advocacy for health
care and other benefits, food drives, and other activities needs contributions
of food, and many volunteers: persons who can supply health, legal, maintenance,
and other services, as well as organizers. V148
A
palliative and hospice care organization needs volunteers both to help
patients and to provide office support, reception, and help with special
events. V146
Be
a "buddy" to a person with intellectual disabilities on a one-to-one
basis. You will bematched with someone of the same gender and similar
age, interests, and location. Communicate once a week and "hang out"
twice a month. The estimated time commitment is three hourse per month.
Volunteers are asked to make a one-year commitment; most buddy pairs choose
to remain friends past that time. Volunteers must be adults (age 18 or
over) and must pass a background check, which takes a few weeks. The matched
"buddies" are also 18 or over. V142
A
child and family support organization in the northern suburbs needs the
following (S002):
DATA
ENTRY
Computer literate teen or adult to enter participant statistical data
into our new online database. Project best completed in two hour intervals.
Hours flexible.
PLAYROOM ASSISTANTS
Volunteers to assist in playrooms with toddlers and young preschoolers.
Hours are 9-12 Tuesday through Friday. Choose one day a week or more!
GENERAL OFFICE
Volunteer to assist with donor card maintenance, general clerical activities
and mailing. Flexible hours.
ENGLISH-SPANISH WRITTEN TRANSLATOR
Volunteer to help translate program forms written in English to forms
written in Spanish. Flexible hours.
Be
a
A
north suburban organization that promotes fair and affordable housing
opportunities has openings for Outreach Assistants: update landlord lists,
contact minicipalities and townships, take brochures and flyers to public
buildings, make phone calls related to events, and monitor housing-related
municipal meetings. Age: 18 or over, high school education, outgoing,
friendly peronality and phone manner, good computer skills. At least five
hours per week. V139
A
faith-based agency in northern Chicago which ministers to homeless people
and those in need of personal support has need of a wide variety of volunteers:
leaders of Saturday and Sunday childrens' groups, leaders of prayer sessions,
camp counselors, tutors (reading, ESL), "Adopt a Family", building
and landscape work, administrative duties, and professional help (accountants,
business professionals, photographers, computer experts, dentists, physicians,
family counselors, lawyers, telephone technicians, carpenters, electricians,
plumbers). The agency also owns affordable housing which it rents to formerly
homeless people, and needs help securing additional properties. Short
term and long term volunteer opportunities are available. V132
A
national education organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of
life for mature adults through challenging programs in the arts, humanities,
wellness, and volunteer service (including intergenerational programs)
currently needs additional volunteers. Duties include: processing and
computer entry of memberships and course registrations; answering phones
and addressing members' questions; organizing social events; planning
and escorting trips; and tutoring children needing help with their reading
skills. Positions are available in Northbrook and
An
adult day care center for persons with memory loss needs one or more afternoon
receptionists. V127
A
A
local on-profit organization that works with Job Corps and other Department
of Labor contractors to help youth find jobs, get GEDs or high school
diplomas, entrol in city colleges or universities, and find affordable
housing, is seeking volunteers V120
A
community center for young adults with brain injury seeks board members,
computer trainers, bookkeeping assistance, survey/interview researchers,
and fund-raising assistance. V118
A
family support center at a women's hospital is seeking volunteers to work
with children who are about to become big brothers or sisters of a newborn.
Late afternoons, evenings, possibly weekends. V117
Like
to garden? A
The
Adopt
a Beach! Become part of a group assigned to a particular beach on
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Help young adults who have various physical challenges. Volunteer work
includes planning activities, helping with socialization and independent
living skills, and assisting participants get in and out of a van. Long
and short term volunteer opportunities are available. The group typically
meets on Tuesday nights from 6 to 9 PM, plus weekend acitivities a few
times a year. V112
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Research information about mental health on the web for clients of a community
mental health care organization. V111
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Help set up art exhibitions for an Evanston-based community arts and social
services organization dedicated to bringing the creative process to interested
individuals of all ages and backgrounds. V110
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Volunteers are needed to give manicures to residents in two assisted living
sites. All equipment and supplies are provided. Hours are flexible at
one location, Wednesday afternoons at the other. V109
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An organization dedicated to expanding the stock of affordable housing
throughout the northern suburbs is seeking volunteers for gardening, office
work, special events, and fund raising, and ccasional help painting vacant
apartments. V108
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Local thrift shop needs help in the shop to support families in need.
V105
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Student project coordinators: help in a senior residential facility with
Bingo, exercise, and other activities V104
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Work with adults with disabilities. V103
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Local HIV support organization needs help with office work, meals, fund
raising, and other special events. V102
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Become an Educational Surrogate Parent: Act as an advocate for the educational
rights of children with disabilities who reside in residential facilities.
Training is required. V101