Music, education and cultural exchange program for Korean children
Samcheok, GangwonJune 2 - August 20, 2010
September 1 - November 26, 2010
Samcheok is a city of tourism with beautiful beaches and a cave. But the standard of living is poor and especially, education facilities are not enough for the local community. The host organization is a local church and they run local children's center to provide educational and cultural opportunities to children. They offer not only studying with books but also various extracurricular activities to them. Musical team and Korean traditional music performance team, which are particular offering of this center, perform a road show for local people. The host wants to give the kids an intercultural experience through the volunteers' participation. You can also feel the typical warmth and kindness of rural Korean community.
Volunteer work: Together with Korean volunteer(s), the international participants will organize and manage cultural and education programs such as foreign languages (mainly English), outdoor activities, etc. for the children who attend the local Children's Center. The children at the center are mainly elementary school students and few middle school students. They normally stay at the center after school, from 2 pm until around 8 pm. Any kind of activities and ideas are welcome, as long as they provide the local children with opportunities for cultural exchange. The local children are very open and interested about the different countries in the world.
Profile of the volunteer:
• Previous volunteer experience with children (preferred but not necessary)
• Interest about Korea (learning the language and culture in the local area)
• Ability to teach and communicate in English (non-formal English teaching)
• Initiative and active personality
• Skills to manage club activities (e.g. music, dance, sports, theatre, etc.)
• Flexibility and positive mind
For more details visit: www.cadip.org/volunteering-in-korea.htm or give us a call: 617-502-0400 (US); 604-628-7400 (Canada)
Organizing games and educational activities for disabled children in Hai Duong Orphanage
Affordable Volunteering Abroad: www.cadip.org
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With about 1,000 disabled and orphan children coming from many parts of Hai Duong province, the Hai Duong Orphanage aims to provide basic education and
vocational training to create employment opportunities for the children of different age groups. The orphanage has a wide variety of courses for children ranging from infants to 18 years old.
For example, children between the ages of 6 to 12 will be provided with educational courses, and the older children are able to attend vocational training courses at the centre.
While special education helps to lessen the burden of children’s families by teaching the disabled to help themselves with personal activities, the vocational training programs
enable handicapped children to earn their living and be able to live independently in the future.
Volunteers will help organizing games and educational activities for children in the orphanage and exchanging with local volunteers or staff. Sometimes volunteers can help with some renovation work.
For more info and enrollment, please go to: www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-vietnam.htm
www.cadip.org
617-502-0400 
604-628-7400
Hello, my name is Joel Brambila. I am a Ph.D. student in clinical psychology at Alliant International University.
I am conducting a study examining factors related to educational success & advancement among Latino and White students in college.
1. Do you identify as a Latino/a or Non-Hispanic White student?
2. Are you currently enrolled in college/university?
3. Are you 18 years of age or older?
If the answer is YES to all of these questions, I hope you will consider participating.
Participation involves completing a 10 to 15 minute questionnaire.
Participation is Voluntary and Anonymous.
If you are interested, please visit
http://alliant.qualtrics.com/SE?SID=SV_cM9UDd8DoytDUkk&SVID=Prod
to participate.
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Volunteers
. . . to speak in South Chicago.
Can you take one morning a month to help unemployed South Chicago residents improve their job skills in this tough economy?
You may be an employer. You may be a volunteer. Either way, can you explain how various machines work, how to do certain jobs, etc., in low-wage fields like janitorial, assembly, warehousing or food preparation?
You will speak:
- On a weekday, early in the month
- 1 hour or more, approximately
We are located near 79th Street in Chicago.
Ready-to-Work, Eager to Learn
The workshop attendees are adults, mostly African-American (however everyone is welcome here), unemployed, mostly general labor, and with a high school diploma, GED or less. Some have convictions, like drugs and fights and stuff, and all are "pre-qualified to work" by the organization.
They want to hear from you . . . Just prepare to explain the requirements for the work and the attributes of the worker who is successful in this type of job. Describe equipment, trends and techniques during your talk too. Just talk frankly to the group.
Perhaps you are unemployed with experience in warehouse, manufacturing, maintenance, construction, cleaning, security or food preparation? You are welcome to speak as well. The speaking assignment is simply to explain, at a "beginner" level, how to perform work at the ENTRY LEVEL in your field.
Sorry, job-seekers, this announcement is not for you.
INTERESTED? Bring your handouts and computer files (PDF, powerpoint, etc. on disk, CD, flash-drive or web/email) for anywhere between 15 to 35 workshop attendees, usually ages 25-45. (Laptop, projector and screen are here.)
Please send a short note to me by postal mail. Include your email address! You will get a call back or, more likely, an email with the street address, phone, and a date and a time for you to speak. We're pretty straight-forward and basic here, so just come prepared to speak. Thanks.
Community Extra
P.O. Box 436834
Chicago, IL 60643-6834
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Thank you for your participation!
Bill Chopik, BS
Robin Edelstein, PhD
University of Michigan ]]>
Where are the cops?
Where is the therapy that this guy needs?
Whadda sicko!
I would make a really good Grandfather (NW subs)
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I am an actor who played Oliver "Daddy " Warbucks in a local production of "Annie" a couple of years ago. Ever since that show closed, I have missed that little girl Ilike you can't believe. I am hoping to fill that void by acting as a surrogate grandfather for a girl between 5 and 10 years old. Could your daughter benefit from having a POSITIVE, APPROPRIATE relationship with a grandfatherly figure in her life?
I have approached a number of volunteer/mentoring programs. They all tell me that they will match me with a male, but not a female.
I am not weird, I am not suggesting anything improper. I am just a guy who is getting old, who has love in his heart to share.
I can tell more about me when you respond.
Location: NW subs
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CDR is a shelter-less rescue run by all non-paid volunteers. More volunteers
are needed. Please contact us if you live in the Northwest suburbs of Chicago
and are interested in HELPING OUT A GREAT CAUSE! Call (847) 259-6458
(message center) or email: info@chicagolanddogrescue.org
Visit http://www.chicagolanddogrescue.org if you would like to find more ways
to help. You can help with Adoptions, Foster a pup so they don't have to sit
in the kennels, or there are many types of Donations.
ANNIE, CASSIDY, DAKOTA & GILBERT, on behalf of all the dogs, thank
you for caring. CDR is a non-profit organization.]]>
Ayurveda and Yoga experience
December 7 - December 27, 2009February 1 - February 21, 2010
Ayurveda is a 5000 years old Indian health care system that is widely practiced even today. "Ayur" in Sanskrit means "life" and "Veda" means "science". It is a perfect Science of health and longevity. This holistic science is the knowledge of complete balance of the body, mind and spirit, including the emotions and psychology, on all levels. It includes in its consideration, longevity, rejuvenation and self-realization therapies through herbs, diet, exercise, yoga, massage, aromas, tantras, mantras, and meditation. According to Ayurvedic tradition, health is the balance of elements air, earth, fire, and water, and illness is an excess or deficiency of any particular element. Ayurveda treats illness at its source, rather than at the level of symptoms, and helps an individual to take responsibility for their own health and well being. Ayurveda is also known as 'Ashtanga Veda' (the word literally means 'Eight branches of knowledge') as it is divided into eight specialized branches.
Yoga is a complete science of life that originated in India several thousands of years ago. It is the oldest system of personal development in the world, encompassing the entire body, mind and spirit. It is the union between a person's own consciousness and the universal consciousness. The classical techniques of Yoga date back more than 5,000 years. The word Yoga means "to join or yoke together," and it brings the body and mind together into one harmonious experience.
Apart from this, the volunteers will also help at the herbal garden and the nearby school. Furthermore, the volunteers will support a local school in need of simple renovation work. The volunteers will also interact with the children teaching them basic English and Mathematics, Health and Hygiene awareness, environmental protection, etc.
For more details visit: www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-india.htm or give us a call: 617-502-0400 (US), 604-628-7400 (Canada)
This project is part of CADIP's International Volunteer Program: www.cadip.org/workcamps.htm ]]>
Phu Tho SOS Children's Village was built in Viet Tri City in 1999 following the model of the famous SOS International. There are now about 168 orphans living in 15 families with the care from the village mothers and staff. The orphans come from 5 different provinces in the north of Vietnam at the ages between 1-18 years old. They are provided with housing, full care and education. Being orphan or abandoned, children are quite shy and they need more confidence to be involved with regular life in the community as normal children.
Volunteers will spend time with the children and help improving their English, organizing games and other activities for them. Volunteers will also help redecorating the houses and classrooms, planting vegetable, cleaning the area. Volunteers will also join the families to get closer to the children’s life and try to build up wider horizon for the children and encourage them to learn better for brighter future.
May 17 - May 29, 2010
May 31 - June 12, 2010
June 14 - June 26, 2010
June 28 - July 10, 2010
July 12 - July 24, 2010
Project language: English
Location: About 100 km north from Hanoi Capital.
Age range: 18 and over
For more info and enrolment please visit: www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-vietnam.htm
For volunteer opportunities in other countries please step here: www.cadip.org t. 617-502-0400 (US); 604-628-7400 (Canada)
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http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/nagagatekeepers
I am trying to gather Volunteers to help gather signatures from participants at each of the major events called "Baku-con"
http://www.baku-con.com/
I am looking for friendly individuals who are willing to be around kids and can sacrifice a weekend and a T-shirt for a cause such as this. Fans of Bakugan are requested. If you know little about Bakugan, you can find out more at Bakugan.com. Under 18 is okay, just get your parent's permission.
I have gotten the go-ahead from Spinmaster to do this petition. You must be good in social situations as I want to take advantage of this opportunity and not blow it. If you accept, I will send everything you need except for a clipboard, T-shirt, and pens. This will include the pages for signatures, a sticker for the clipboard, an Iron-on shirt patch and instructions, and even a laminated badge with your name (Or an alias, if desired). If you are able to help me in my goal of collecting signatures from Bakugan fans for his petition, I will gladly vouch for your abilities.
Access to a Fax machine or a scanner is needed to send copies of the signatures to me.
It's a simple and unoffensive cause, and if you have any questions you may feel free to ask. Again, Fans are preferred.
Bakugan, Brawl!
Kohdok.]]>
The previous group was formed in 2 days, so the spots are very limited.]]>
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Well, that is what volunteering with Harbor Light Hospcie is like. The new friend might be living in their home, or in an extended living care facility very close to where you live.
Visiting hospice patients is not depressing-volunteers find visits the most uplifting and gratifying experiences they have! You just have to see the smiles on their faces.
Hospice is looking for adults 18 and over to be thorougly trained to visit Harbor Light Hospice patients near your neighborhood!
Call Linda @ 630-942-0100; Coordinator of Volunteers-Harbor Light Hospice
I will come to your area to train and supervise your hospice volunteer experience.
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You might sit and play cards, read the paper, reminisce about the old days, watch a favorite TV show. You would not spend a lot of time discussing the person's illness and would not get involved with any medical care.
Volunteering for hospice is the same as visiting a neighbor: talking, sharing, listening, discussing a book you both read. Spending time with a hospice patient means so much to that person. Spending days without many visitors is a tough thing to do. When a volunteer visits, it brightens up their day.
Please call Linda 2630-942-0100-Coordinator of Volunteers. Call for information about becoming a volunteer for Harbor Light Hospice.
Complete training is given and updated information shared all the time. Training is done at convenient times also.
Caring and Sharing is an important way to help in 2010!]]>
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We are offering $90 for compensation for a 3-4 hr, lung health exam consisting of a physical exam, Electrocardiogram (EKG), blood and urine tests, breathing test and a chest x-ray. Eligible volunteers will also receive $90 for a 3-4 hr bronchoscopy procedure.
In addition participants are required to complete 3 additional lung health exams including physical exam, electrocardiogram (EKG), blood and urine tests, chest x-ray and a breathing test and bronchoscopy procedures lasting 3-4 hours each and 5 visits to provide routine blood and urine tests lasting 30 minutes each.
Compensation: This study pays $180 upon completion of initial testing and $220 upon completion of 3 follow up visits.
If interested please email the following information:
1. Name
2. Age
3. Current Smoker (Y/N)
4. # of Years Smoking
5. Valid Phone Number
6. Valid Email Address
We will be contacting you via telephone to schedule and confirm appointments, so please provide a VALID phone number. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
IRB Approved Protocol: #0905010391
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My most basic needs are met, and anything lacking, I can make do without, or would take for granted - except for kindness.
So, please, maybe, take a few moments and just send me an encouraging word?
- A reminder to stay out of bed today
- A reminder to just keep moving
- A reminder to care for myself
- to maintain, one step at a time.
- that I can do the dishes
- that I can do the laundry
- fix the plastic on the window
- take a soothing bath
- listen to music or watch a show
- not to give up hope
- to pray
- light candles
- sweep & mop
- clean the fridge
- make lunch
A reminder that I am not alone. That I can do it.
Please, just take the moment to email me some encouragement, and give me the gift of feeling cared about.
Thank you for that kindness.
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I'm interested in volunteering at a food pantry, hospice, nursing home or helping children or an orphanage for Christmas Eve and after Christmas.
I've volunteered before with animals, environment and orphanages, mostly out of the country.
thank you
Heather
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The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago and Northwestern University are seeking volunteers who have a history of spinal cord injury in order to determine bone health. Participants will receive medication for the treatment of bone loss while participating in assisted weight-bearing exercise.
Please call 312-238-0726 for more information and to find out how you can take part in this research study.
Participants must meet the following criteria:
• Have a history of spinal cord injury
• Be unable to bear weight independently
• Be able to undergo a MRI (no pacemakers, metallic implants, or spinal implants)
• Be able to attend 3 assisted weight bearing exercise sessions per week for 24 weeks
(6 months duration) at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, 345 E. Superior, Chicago, IL.
Participants will be compensated $25 cash per visit for transportation expenses and/or parking.
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Principal Investigator: Thomas J. Schnitzer, MD, PhD
The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago is an academic affiliate of Northwestern
University Feinberg School of Medicine ]]>
To volunteer at our tax preparation sites:
Volunteer positions available as...
See why over 1,200 volunteers dedicated last winter to serving 33,000 families statewide! Join us today. View training schedules, find a site near you, and register to volunteer at www.economicprogress.org/volunteer.
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To volunteer as a tax site assistant:
• Register on our website: www.economicprogress.org/volunteer
• Attend a 3-hour training class in January to learn how our sites operate.
• Choose from about 10 sites throughout Chicago.
• Donate 20 hours between January and April.
See why over 1,200 volunteers dedicated last winter to serving 33,000 families statewide! View training schedules, find a site near you, and register to volunteer at www.economicprogress.org/volunteer.
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If you want to help out by donating books, send me an email, and we will set up a pickup time that is good for you.
Happy holidays, all. and thanks for giving!!
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Participants will undergo a 2-4 hour diagnostic interview at the University of Chicago, and then several physiological tests which take 8 or more hours to complete at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Physiological tests include a urine screen, blood sample, eye movement assessments, cognitive assessment, EEG, and an MRI. Each participant will be reimbursed per assessment (maximum reimbursement per participant is $190). Participation is subject to eligibility. There is no expense to the subject to participate. The study is on-going until 2012.
Contact our study line at 866-51-GENES or 773-834-3560 for more information.
More information is provided on our website:
http://www.ucfamily.org/familystudies/main.html
*Participation is subject to eligibility. There is no expense to subjects
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-serve families a nice meal
-clean-up after meal.
please email back with more information if you know of a place where we can do this.
Happy Holidays!]]>
Rural development, environmental protection and work with children
Kundapur is a town situated on the west coast of Karnataka near the beach, and very close to the Western Ghats (a mountain ridge). The Western Ghats is India's prime zone for bio-diversity, known for the number of animal and plant species in this region. International volunteer projects have been running for many years in this region and there is now a very strong network of local partners and local volunteers. Volunteers have cooperated with a large number of schools, orphanages, institutions for special education and the local authorities to develop projects that are meaningful for the development of this rural town.
The international volunteer projects will focus on rural development, environmental protection and children. The volunteers will spread awareness about environmental protection and solid waste management to schoolchildren. They will also be involved in activities such as creative education and teaching basic English and Math through games, art and songs with the children from the local schools, including disabled kids (physically and/or mentally). The work might include some physical work for the renovation and betterment of the schools (painting, building a playground, etc.).
Age range: 18 and over
February 15 - February 28, 2010
March 8 - March 21, 2010
Location: Kundapur is situated 100 km north of the city of Mangalore, 300 km from Panjim (Goa), and 450 km from Bangalore. Kundapur is accessible by bus/train from Mangalore, Bangalore, Panjim (Goa), and Mumbai. There are international and domestic airports in Bangalore, Goa, and Mumbai.
For more details and to see other projects in India please visit: www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-india.htm
For volunteer opportunities in other countries: www.cadip.org, t. 604-628-7400 ]]>
Support for disabled children on Bali Island
December 5 - December 19, 2009March 20 - April 3, 2010
Bali Island is a densely populated island, with population more that 3 million people all together. The population is almost all Indonesian, 95% are of Balinese Hindu descent and could be describe as ethic Balinese. Bali is also a tiny, extremely fertile and dramatically mountainous island. It is only 140 km by 80 km. The tourism boom, which started in 1970s has brought many changes and has helped pay for improvement in roads, telecommunication, education and health. Though tourism has had some marked effects, Bali’s unique culture and custom has proved to be remarkably island. Bali disabled School was founded with the aim to cater for the needs of disabled children and youth in Bali and the surrounding areas. Moreover, this school is also aimed to encourage and motivate the disable children and youth to struggle for their future. We would like to host foreign volunteers because we believe that their interaction with the children, during education and vocational classes and other therapeutic activities will be of great benefit as our students have little or no chances to meet and live with people from other cultures. The intercultural dimension that their presence will generate will also be welcomed and valued by the local staffs. The support that the volunteers will give to our teaching staff, particularly those teaching English, will be invaluable.
The role of the volunteers will be assisting local teacher in classes like teaching basic conversation in English, helping teacher in giving training on physical activities of the disabled students like making simple handicrafts, playing, doing simple sport etc . Volunteers' influence on students is expected to create a sense of knowledge of other realities of the disabled kids and other cultures in a way that improves their own perception of themselves and what they can achieve. Also to open the mind of international volunteers that the disabled students also need attention to face their future. It will also give opportunity for the international volunteers about the treatment that should be done by the families of disabled children.
For more details about this projects, please visit : www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-indonesia.htm or give us a call:
This project is part of Cadip's International Volunteer Program: www.cadip.org
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Organic gardening project in support of Agent Orange victims
- December 21, 2009 - January 2, 2010
January 11 - January 23, 2010
January 25 - February 6, 2010
March 22 - April 3, 2010
August 16 - August 28, 2010
November 1 - November 13, 2010
The Organic Gardening Project was launched in 2004 with the goal of creating islands of a harmonious approach to agriculture within areas of environmental and human devastation - increasing awareness of the consequences of war and, at the same time, demonstrating positive strategies for healing and living. At this moment, the farm is providing about 60% of the village’s consumption of vegetable. It is expected that it will cover all the needs and there will be products left for sale to raise funds for the village.
Volunteers will help with clearing the site, preparing soil, weeding, planting vegetables and fruit trees, cleaning a fish pond and redecorating the flowers in the garden. Additional activities may include planting trees, moving bricks for construction, collecting garbage and playing with the children or exchanging with local volunteers or farmers.
Discussions among the volunteers about Agent Orange, Vietnamese culture, and other social issues will take place during some of the evenings.
In the project from January 25 to February 6, 2010, the volunteers will focus on preparing Tet New Year Festival for the children in the Village. The work then includes redecorating the houses and making of Chung Cake – a traditional cake for this holiday in Vietnam.
Special requirements: Interest and motivation working with children in difficult situation.
For more info and enrollment, please go to: www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-vietnam.htm
To learn more about the international volunteer workcamps go to: www.cadip.org/workcamp.htm or give us a call: 617-502-0400 (US); 604-628-7400 (Canada)
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Salem Orphanage Home
Salem Orphanage Home was founded in 1992. It is based in Kisumu which is the third largest city in Kenya. Kisumu has a population of approximately 300,000 and is located on Lake Victoria almost on the Ugandan border. In Kisumu, there are many orphans who, without help, would have no future. Salem Orphanage is a home to about 130 orphans who lost their parents (usually to AIDS) and street children from the slums. There are primarily boys, due to the "preference" for girls as household labor help, and the difficulty for boys to stay at home if their mother marries someone other than their father. At Salem they are loved and cared for well, but the need is still so great.Volunteer work: Volunteers' major duties include:
• Responsible for day-to-day coordination of the Home to ensure efficient performance of the organization operation
• Cooking for the children, washing the children's clothes and counseling
• Teaching the children sports, drama and theatre
• Farming and making “jikos†(cooking pots)
The volunteers will be working from Monday to Saturday. The number of hours will be decided by the Home management.
Special requirements: The Orphanage requires volunteers with counseling and teaching skills; preferably teachers in Math, English or Science and teachers for early childhood education and nursery schooling. However, we have an open policy and applicants with other ideas to share are also welcome to apply and will be considered.
Volunteers need to contribute/initiate ideas and by that would be promoting the growth of the Orphanage. This is an opportunity for the volunteers to work at a community/grassroot level in capacity building and training in self-sustainability.
Language: English
Duration of the project: The program will run for a minimum of 1 month and a maximum of 6 months. The program is running throughout the year.
Orientation: Orientation meeting will take place in Nairobi before proceeding to the project.
For more details and enrollment, please visit: www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-kenya.htm
For volunteer opportunities in other countries: www.cadip.org, t. 617-502-0400 (US); 604-628-7400 (Canada) ]]>
Marine turtle protection program in Marquelia
November 25 - December 11, 2009December 16, 2009 - January 1, 2010
January 6 - January 22, 2010
January 27 - February 12, 2010
February 17 - March 5, 2010
The "Sirenito Macho" project was founded by the Mayo-Carmona family (a local family) in which has been implicated progressively local people and international volunteers to help to protect and preserve different marine species such as the marine turtle nesting in the coastal line of the state, specifically in the region close to Marquelia town. Thus, by collecting eggs from the females and by taking care of them during the whole process of incubation up to the birth of the baby turtles, volunteers and local people contribute to the preservation of these species.
Through different activities throughout the year the "Sirenito Macho" project helps to prevent the turtle eggs being stolen, ensuring the turtles' reproduction in permanence in the zone. Through these activities the organization looks also for increasing the conscience within the local population and local and federal authorities about the importance of preserving these species as well as about ecological matters. It promotes as well a deep cultural exchange between the local people and international volunteers.
The volunteers will carry out different tasks to help preserve two different kinds of marine turtle (Lepidochelys Olivacea and Dermochelys Coracea) by collecting the eggs that the females lay down in the zone and putting them into a yard at the "Sirenito Macho" camping. They will take care of them up to the baby turtles' birth and help to lead them to the ocean and release them. They will also help to collect statistical data and will patrol the zone where the turtles nest by night. They will have, finally, the opportunity to help cleaning the beach.
The official language of the workcamp is English. Some Spanish would be appreciated.
Age range: 18 and over
For more details visit: www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-mexico.htm or give us a call: 617-502-0400 (US); 604-628-7400 (Canada)
For volunteer opportunities in other countries click here: www.cadip.org
Construction of water tanks for the Taita people in Coast province
- February 4 - February 18, 2010
Orientation will be conducted for the volunteers about the objectives and expectations of the program. The volunteers will be involved in construction of water tanks for the group members, which involves different activities such as concrete mixing, plastering, floor renovation and roofing. Sometimes the volunteers will also spend time with the children, talking and playing with them.
Leisure activities: Excursion at Taita Hills, visit to local beaches in Mombasa. The visits are done during the weekends.
Cultural exchange: There will be cultural presentations where all the volunteers will have an opportunity to present their countries and cultures. Volunteers will be free to choose presentation methods like story telling, singing, dancing, drama, speeches, etc.
Qualifications: No particular expertise or skills required. Participants should have a positive attitude, be ready to adopt and enjoy simple living conditions, be flexible and patient, and be able to do physical work. However, specialized skills and expertise (such as masonry, architecture) will be used accordingly.
Age range: 19 and over
Location: Voi is located in the South of Kenya, approximately 6 hours drive from Nairobi. Transport to the project site will be by public means (road is dusty). The closest Hospital is 45 minutes drive, Markets, Post Office, Banks (ATMs), Internet and other social facilities are located in Voi, 45 minutes drive from the camp site. The terrain is hilly and the weather is hot during this time of the year.
For volunteer opportunities in other countries: www.cadip.org, t. 617-502-0400 (US), 604-628-7400 (Canada) ]]>
I asked for help with rent only got assisted once and that was once for under $200 about 5 months ago. And 2 gas cards. Where do you go if you have illnesses? I have seen people who are not from here getting all types of assistance. Called them all? Why is this like this? I have another friend who has lupus the friend did not want to deal they located someone who had compassion to help them, there is another very young girl who has MS no medical card is available via Public Aid and she can not get food stamps. Other man who had a brain tumor who is homeless who was a executive if he is still alive he was wandering the streets because he lost his home.
Again there are more services for others from outside the US and it's xmas I know there are less people giving because of the ecomony but GOD there is nothing for the disabled. I was so sick at one point I called to get a home health care provider and I was told I was not sick enough tho I can not walk at that time and I was on a walker pain could not sleep nor could I get around. During that time in the winter I crawled outside daily attempting to get food and medication and or make medical appointments because if this my health got even worse.
Please note that you can work all of your life, get sick have your companies filed bankruptcy reform to something else and loss your retirement money and you have nothing! I worked three jobs for nearly 15 yrs and got nothing I was a single mom my kids are just making it because of student loans and attempting to pay the rent that I can not afford and hardly making it. can not stay with them because they have too many people in they're home and I am too sick to be in there with they kids due to my health would like to understand what I can do what you would do and why this country is Ok with this thanks ]]>
Hibbard School needs volunteers in the art room. Hibbard School is located in the heart of Albany Park at 3244 W. Ainslie, walking distance from the Brown Line. The Albany Park community is a port of entry for immigrants and refugees from all over the world. Our student body of more than twelve hundred students speaks Arabic, English, Spanish, Assyrian, Laotian, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Gujarati, Urdu, Bengali, Turkish, Korean, Persian, Bosnian, Chinese, Hindi, Portuguese and several African dialects. For these children art is a universal language through which they can communicate with one another while expressing their feelings, aspirations, experiences and values.
Art volunteers are needed to assist the art teacher. The volunteer should be able to commit to one full day a week, from 8:30 to 2:45. The position will begin the day after Labor Day, September 8, 2009.
Responsibilities might include:
Organization of art materials
Keeping art materials clean and in workable condition
Cutting paper
Preparing children’s art work for display
Hanging children’s art work in the halls
Assisting students with difficult tasks
Assisting the classroom art teacher where needed
If you are interested in this volunteer position contact Barbara Myers at 773-427-7872 or barbart@sbcglobal.net.
For more information on Hibbard School visit our web site at www.hibbard.cps.k12.us.
Thank you,
Barbara Myers
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Chicago Furniture Recycling Center (CFRC) is a new nonprofit. Our mission is to create a comfortable home by providing recycled furniture for those in need. We are an official 501(c)(3) organization and you can visit our website at www.mycfrc.org.
We need to things to deliver on that mission...
1) Storage space for furniture or shared space with another nonprofit (would be tax deductible up to market value)
A. Family garage
B. Extra storage space not being used
C. Extra building you're holding onto until the economy is better :)
2) Commercial truck donation
**REMEMBER you will receive a tax deduction letter and can go on this years taxes if you donate before the end of 2009!
If you or someone you know may have access to either of these items please send us an e-mail.
Also, we'd love to have you volunteer with us. Just e-mail us below.
Best,
Darein Burton, CEO]]>
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Please click on this link if you’d like to participate:
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Hi,
I am a local Chicago artist and I am seeking a donor to HELP WITH SHIPPING COSTS for a number of large art pieces that were collaborated on with a local Schindler's List Survivor. The art will be sent to a Holocaust museum in Jerusalem within walking distance from Oskar Schindler's tomb, but the art needs help getting there safely. Here is a chance to get your name on the small list of those who helped bring this very special survivors story to life (or you can remain anonymous) and brought to the surface for our generation and the coming generations. This is even more important with the latest advent at Auschwitz concerning it's sign being damaged and stolen. Generations to come are forgetting faster than history should allow, it is our duty to help, and this last step is all the is needed to tell this compelling story.
Thank you for your generous help and kindness.
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We are looking for parents of children 4-18 years old who regularly soil or poop in their underwear. You will be asked to complete the same online questionnaire twice, 2 weeks apart. You will be paid $10 for participation.
For more information please go to:
https://uncfunctionalgi.net/fi/
Thank you for your interest.
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If you answered "Yes" to these questions, please consider applying to become a Humane Education Ambassador Reader (HEAR) volunteer. United Animal Nations (UAN) is offering a HEAR volunteer training workshop on Sunday, April 18, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois. If you or someone you know is interested in applying to attend this workshop, please visit www.uan.org/hear to download an application.
For more information about the HEAR program and how you can become involved, please visit www.uan.org/hear.
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a review of medical history, and possibly brain imaging with MRI.
Interested persons should contact (312) 413-8736 or ccmresearch@psych.uic.edu.
Center for Cognitive Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago
This ad has been approved by the University of Illinois at Chicago Institutional Review Board; Protocol #: 2001-0575
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Painting classrooms in Taskesti primary school
- January 28 - February 11, 2010
The volunteers will be painting and white washing indoor walls, doors & windows of the primary school. The school has 20 classrooms, teachers’ room, director’s room, corridors, labs, and ceiling to be painted.Volunteers must be aware that the weather will be cold. The work is inside and the working and living areas will be heated.
Accommodation: Volunteers will stay in a prefab dormitory in a separate building, walking distance from the school. Rooms have bunk beds. Sleeping bags are necessary as the weather will be cold outside. Extra blankets will be available. Food will be supplied in the school.
Orientation: There is an orientation meeting in Istanbul on January 28th. All volunteers have to attend in order to get to know the other volunteers, to get information about the project, about Turkey and its culture, and to travel to the camp site altogether. The project starts the day after, following an overnight bus trip (5 hours).
Location: Taskesti is a small town of Bolu province in the north west of Turkey, at an altitude of 600 m above sea level. Thus, the environment will be snowy. The next city is Bolu and the next town is Mudurnu which is famous for its traditional houses.
Project language: English
For more details and enrollment, please visit: www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-turkey.htm or give us a call: 617-502-0400 (US); 604-628-7400 (Canada)
For volunteer opportunities in other countries: www.cadip.org
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We are offering $90 for compensation for a 3-4 hr, lung health exam consisting of a physical exam, Electrocardiogram (EKG), blood and urine tests, breathing test and a chest x-ray. Eligible volunteers will also receive $90 for a 3-4 hr bronchoscopy procedure.
In addition participants are required to complete 3 additional lung health exams including physical exam, electrocardiogram (EKG), blood and urine tests, chest x-ray and a breathing test and bronchoscopy procedures lasting 3-4 hours each and 5 visits to provide routine blood and urine tests lasting 30 minutes each.
Compensation: This study pays $180 upon completion of initial testing and $220 upon completion of 3 follow up visits.
If interested please email the following information:
1. Name
2. Age
3. Current Smoker (Y/N)
4. # of Years Smoking
5. Valid Phone Number
6. Valid Email Address
We will be contacting you via telephone to schedule and confirm appointments, so please provide a VALID phone number. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
IRB Approved Protocol: #0905010391
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This is a study of the safety, tolerability, and efficacy of a marketed antidepressant with an FDA-approved mood stabilizer during long-term treatment of bipolar depression.
Bipolar depression is a disorder with few treatment options. Until recently, its treatment has typically been based on unvalidated practice guidelines. We propose that long-term combined therapy with a mood stabilizer and an antidepressant may be superior to a mood stabilizer alone in preventing recurrent symptoms.
Participants who complete the study will receive compensation.
At the end of the study, patients will have the option of receiving additional treatment for three months at no charge, during which time they will be assessed monthly. For subjects who decline the three months of free follow up care, a referral to a psychiatrist will be offered.
You may be eligible to participate in this study if you: Are 18 years of age or older and have no history of alcohol or drug dependence within the last 3 months. This is a partial list of eligibility requirements. To inquire about your eligibility, please call the contact number provided. If you wish to inquire via e-mail, please include the title of the study in your message.
Locations in Chicago and in Skokie.
Clinical Trial Investigator Name: John Zajecka, MD
Contact Name Michael Topel
Contact Phone (312) 680-0500
Contact E-mail clinical_trials@rush.edu
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Common symptoms of depression:
• Feeling down, sad, blue, hopeless or low self-worth
• Crying spells
• Trouble sleeping or sleeping too much
• Unexplained low energy or fatigue
• Difficulty concentrating
• Loss of interest or pleasure in activities
• Changes in weight or in appetite
• Wondering if life is worth living
John Zajecka, MD is conducting clinical research in major depression and bipolar depression. Eligible participants will receive study-related medical and psychological evaluation, study procedures, visits and investigational medication at no cost. Full confidentiality. Participants must be age 18 or older. Locations in Chicago and Skokie.
For more information and a confidential telephone interview, please call The Treatment Research Center at Rush. (312) 980-6356
www.rush.edu
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Do you think it is important to increase funding for research into a cure for psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis?
Then please help bring the Psoriasis Walk to Chicago in 2010!
You can make a difference by helping plan the walk, recruiting walkers, and coming up with fun ideas for family-friendly entertainment. People with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis -- and their friends and families -- will be grateful for your efforts, and money raised will support Psoriasis Cure Now, a nonprofit group pushing for a cure for psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.
Our nonprofit group, powered by volunteers, had 4 successful Psoriasis Walks in 2009 (pictures and info: www.psoriasiswalk.org). We are expanding the program to serve more people with psoriasis and promote awareness, so we can unlock more funding to find a cure.
For more information:
Call: 1-877-WALK-PCN (877-925-5726)
Or reply to this email.
Information about psoriasis and Psoriasis Cure Now:
www.Psoriasis-Cure-Now.org ]]>
Organic gardening and forestry activities in the Solheimar Eco-village
April 1 - April 15, 2010April 29 - May 13, 2010
Sólheimar Eco-Village, founded in 1930, is the first community in the world where the so-called able and disabled people live and work together. Inspired by the theories of Rudolf Steiner, Sólheimar has focused on cultivating both the individual and the environment and it is the first community in Scandinavia to practice organic farming.
Today, Sólheimar (the home of the sun) is a charming village of about 100 inhabitants, renowned for its international, artistic and ecological atmosphere, which prides itself on its varied cultural, social and sporting activities. The village is only a one-hour drive from Reykjavik.
The volunteers will mostly work in the Ölur Forestry Centre (the only organic reforestation centre in Iceland) and in the Sunna Organic Cultivation Centre. During the project, other tasks may arise depending on the needs of the community. The work in Ölur, and in the village as well, will mostly consist in building paths and planting trees in Southern Iceland Farm Forest. In Sunna we will be planting vegetables, eradicating weeds and other gardening work.
Project language: English
Age range: 18 and over
More information and enrollment: www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-iceland.htm
For volunteer opportunities in other countries please go to: www.cadip.org or give us a call: 617-502-0400 (US); 604-628-7400 (Canada)
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We are calling on concerned citizens of all stripes to join us and bring the change we need to Illinois. Volunteers in the Burros campaign will reach out and educate the community about the issues and candidates, and empower them to get involved. Together we can build a more honest and responsive government.
To learn more about John Burros and his campaign for State Representative in Illinois’ 9th district, visit www.johnburros.com. To get involved, respond to this posting or follow the instructions on the website. No prior experience is required.
Illinois deserves a clean government and a clean environment, and we need your help to do it. Join us, and be the change you want to see in Illinois!
PDF map of Illinois' 9th State Representative District: http://www.elections.il.gov/Downloads/VotingInformation/PDF/Districts/RepDist9.pdf]]>
Call Mon-Fri for More Information
1-800-494-2227
515 N. State St., Suite 2700, Chicago, IL
www.radiantresearch.com
We Can’t Do It Without YOU!
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Participants will be evaluated to understand why pain goes away for some people while it remains for others.
Eligible Participants Must:
Be 18 years or older
Have CONSTANT lower back pain which began ONLY 4-16 weeks ago
Have shooting pain downwards to the buttocks or legs
No back pain in the past
Be able to undergo an MRI (no pacemakers, metal implants, or spine implants)
Participants WILL BE COMPENSATED for completing this study.
Participants will also be reimbursed for travel expenses or receive a parking sticker for a nearby parking garage.
For more information and to find out how you can participate, please call 312-238-0727.
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Some are intimidated by the idea of speaking on the phone with a person who is thinking about suicide. The truth is that those who call us are simply people reaching out for help.
Believe it or not, you might be able to offer that help.
Our agency seeks volunteers (from teens to seniors) for our hotline. Volunteers are trained in the classroom and in the lineroom to improve communication skills and become familiar
with hotline procedures. We make sure that our paraprofessionals are well prepared before we invite them to take calls.
If you are even remotely curious about this opportunity, thank you. We invite you to contact us.
P.S. The training takes place at: 528 S. Batavia Avenue, Batavia, IL. Please be mindful of how far you are willing to commute. We have had active volunteers from Chicago. We appreciate you.
Visit our website: http://www.spsfv.org
Call today to learn more about training: Call Holly. (630) 482-9699 Extension 227. Or Email: Holly@Spsfv.org.
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TribLocal.com’s editors will pair citizen journalists with a community manager, who will stay in touch about upcoming story ideas and offer feedback about recent submissions. Citizen contributor candidates should be motivated about reporting the news and excited about writing and photographing for TribLocal.com. This is an unpaid opportunity for members of the community to sound off about important issues—or share some fun photos from a recent park district event. There’s no minimum weekly contribution required to participate, but your community managers will no doubt be brimming with story tips to share with motivated citizen journalists.
Send an email to the address listed above with a brief bio that describes where you live, as well as a couple writing samples. A community manager will be in touch soon with an official invitation to participate in TribLocal.com.]]>
General area of responsibility:
Will teach essential aspects of medical office/physician office administration including the following courses:
Medical billing
Medical coding
Medical insurance
Medical terminology
Electronic medical records
Required Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences or a related field or Associate degree in Medical Office Administration\Certification in medical billing and coding.
Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
Working knowledge and utilization of word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation software applications.
The Illinois CareerPath Institute is a private non-profit institution of higher education, which offers business and vocational training programs to Chicago and suburban residents. Please note that faculty staff are required are required to exhibit an uncompromising commitment to ICPI as a learning-centered institution through the school’s mission, vision, values, core skills and learning outcomes, and delivery of instruction and services. Please submit resume and cover letter via email at fokor@illinoiscareerpath.org.
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Teaching material from approved curriculum in accordance with assigned course schedule.
Motivating students to actively participate in all aspects of the educational process, including but no limited to class discussions and assignments.
Responding in a clear and well-expressed manner to the students’ questions.
Providing regular, accurate, and timely student-specific assistance, feedback, and support to students relative to their performance.
Keeping archives of student work and maintaining and reporting student participation, evaluations/grades as appropriate.
The lodging instructor will teach:
The fundamentals of hotel management.
The development of the lodging industry in the United States.
Different functions within hotels and other hospitality establishments.
Food and beverage operations.
Use of computer/information technology in various work stations in hotel and hospitality industry.
Management concepts and decision-making process, by focusing on industry opportunities and future trends.
Education and experience:
Degree in related field and 2 years of teaching economically disadvantaged. Previous or current classroom teaching experience (or equivalent).
The Illinois CareerPath Institute is a private non-profit institution of higher education, which offers business and vocational training programs to Chicago and suburban residents.
Please note that faculty staff are required are required to exhibit an uncompromising commitment to ICPI as a learning-centered institution through the school’s mission, vision, values, core skills and learning outcomes, and delivery of instruction and services. Please submit resume and cover letter via email at fokor@illinoiscareerpath.org.]]>
Thurs., 3-4:30 p.m., with 1st-4th graders.
Sessions are held at the Bezazian Branch of the Chicago Public Library, 1226 W. Ainslie, 1 blk S. of the Argyle el-stop, just west of Broadway.
To volunteer, call or email Beth, 773-561-4759, inspiredyouth2@yahoo.com, www.inspiredyouthchicago.org.
(Our email replies sometimes land in "bulk," so check there, too, for our email response.)
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Are you willing to be interviewed about your experiences for a doctoral dissertation?
Those eligible to participate are:
Young women between 16 and 22 who have or have had an eating disorder AND at least one immediate family member.
Interviews will be conducted separately and will last about one hour.
Please contact me at the email address listed above if you are interested in participating.
ALL PARTICIPANTS WILL BE ENTERED INTO A RAFFLE TO WIN A $50 TARGET GIFT CARD!]]>
Social perceptions; decision-making; consumer preferences; economic behavior.
Depending on study length, participants are entered for a raffle for $25-50 gift cards at major online retailers, or $10 per hour.
To receive notifications of upcoming research participation opportunities, register at:
https://kellogg-elab.sona-systems.com
You must be 18 or older to register. ]]>
If you are interested in participating, please click on the following link to begin taking the survey:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=5K1FsDZ_2bof1s82qY07bDow_3d_3d
The online survey takes approximately 60 minutes of time to complete.
If you have any questions about the study or your participation in the study, you may contact the researcher by email at grobello@sfsu.edu or you may contact the researcher's advisor, Professor Howell at rhowell@sfsu.edu.
We thank you for generously donating your time to participate!
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Young women between 16 and 22 years old who currently have or have had an eating disorder are invited to participate in an interview for a doctoral dissertation about their experiences of the eating disorder.
At least one immediate family member will also be asked to participate.
Interviews will be conducted separately and will last approximately one hour.
ALL PARTICIPANTS WILL BE ENTERED INTO A DRAWING TO WIN A $50 TARGET GIFT CARD!
Please email me at the address listed above if you are interested in participating!]]>
Those eligible to participate are:
-Young women between 16 and 22 years old who have or have had an eating disorder AND
-At least one immediate family member
-Interviews will be conducted separately and will last approximately one hour
-Participation is voluntary and all identifying information will be kept confidential
**ALL PARTICIPANTS WILL BE ENTERED INTO A DRAWING TO WIN A $50 TARGET GIFT CARD!**
This research is being conducted for a doctoral dissertation. Please contact me at the email address listed above.]]>
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We are an all natural health clinic located in the Gold Coast area of Chicago (one block form the Chicago Red Line stop).
We are looking for general office help for a few hours each Saturday. Duties include general upkeep (clean bathroom, vacuum floors) and some light filing and clerical work.
In exchange we can offer natural medical care - chiropractic services and massages. The basic exchange works out to about $35/hour, but would be paid in services, not cash.
For the right person, this can quickly become a paid position, with additional hours.
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February 1 - February 11, 2010
TET Festival is Vietnamese traditional New Year Holiday (following Lunar Calendar) which usually falls into mid January – mid February. This is the time for family reunion and visits to friends and relatives. Like the Christmas and New Year in western countries, people here prepare a lot for this holiday, from renovating their houses, making cakes and a lot of food and drinks. However, in the orphanages, children do not have enough to prepare for their holiday. Most of them stay in the orphanage or centers over the Tet, only some of them go back to their home villages. Thus, there is need to prepare something for those children, so they still have good time and enjoy such big holidays.
In Ho Chi Minh City area, an international workcamp will be set up to prepare Tet holidays in Ky Quang Orphanage and Chua La Orphanage.
Volunteers will help renovating the houses, cleaning the site and making Chung Cake (traditional cake for children in Tet).
Study part: Disadvantaged children in Vietnam
Special requirements: Interest and motivation working with children in difficult situation
Leisure activities: Vietnamese Day, International Day, self-organized city tour and excursions, etc.
Project language: English
Location: Phu Nhuan District, Ho Chi Minh City
Age range: 18 and over
For more info and enrolment please visit: www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-vietnam.htm
For volunteer opportunities in other countries please step here: www.cadip.org t. 617-502-0400 (US); 604-628-7400 (Canada)
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New Weight Loss Trials ]]>
In less than 30 minutes you will complete the survey and will have the opportunity to enter a draw for an Amazon.com gift certificate for CAD$50!
To participate, simply follow this link! Keep in mind that you must be at least 18 years old to complete this survey.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/RXPMBXB
Thank you for your participation!
Jessica Remedios
Doctoral Student
University of Toronto
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Chicago Furniture Recycling Center (CFRC) is a new 501(c)(3) non-profit that is excited to announce we are looking for people that are eager to volunteer. Our passion is to create a better life for those less fortunate. CFRC does this by providing gentle used furniture to families in need, helping to make their house a home.
How can you help? We are looking for people interested in volunteering for events, committees, and our day-today operations. We are seeking volunteers who wish to be an active committee member and help to officially launch CFRC and thereafter. This will provide a unique hands-on opportunity to help build a non-profit from the ground up.
Committees include:
- Community Outreach and Advocacy Team (COAT)
- Volunteer Outreach and Coordination
- Fundraising and Event Planning
- Technology and New Media
- Finance
If you want to give back this New Year, we’re holding informational meetings to learn more about each committee on:
Wednesday, January 6th, 2010 at two locations.
Chicago North: Panera 600 W. Diversey Pkwy. Chicago, IL 60641
Chicago Downtown: Au Bon Pain 122 S. Michigan Ave, Chicago 60603
Please RSVP your attendance at volunteer@mycfrc.org
There will be additional dates in January if you are unable to attend on January 6.
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about volunteer opportunities, please email volunteer@mycfrc.org.
Volunteers play an important role in CFRC’s work to provide furniture to individuals and families in need. We welcome all volunteers.
We look forward to seeing you!
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OUR GOAL IS ANOTHER 500 PAIRS OF GLASSES BY CHRISTMAS!!! So remember to bring your glasses donations with you when doing your holiday shopping, as we are located inside the mall.
Please spead the word to family and friends! Thank you.
You can visit www.lenscrafters.com for more information and locations!
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