Volunteer: Entry-Level Event Fundraising PlannerHired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Email your resume to nonprofit@hiredinmichigan.org Include all relevant experience in a detailed cover letter, including your availability for the position
The Entry-Level Event Fundraising Planner is responsible for assisting in the planning, coordination, and execution of fundraising events for our organization. This position will work under the guidance of senior event planners and the Fundraising Manager. Responsibilities: Event Planning & Execution: Assist in all stages of event planning, including venue selection, budgeting, arranging vendors and caterers, event promotion, and on-the-day event management. Fundraising Support: Work with the fundraising team to integrate fundraising elements into events, such as ticket sales, auctions, raffles, and sponsorships. Stakeholder Liaison: Coordinate with vendors, volunteers, staff, and attendees to ensure a smooth event experience. Marketing & Promotion: Assist in promoting the event through various channels, including social media, email newsletters, and local media. Post-Event Tasks: Help with event clean-up, thanking participants and donors, measuring event success, and making recommendations for future events. Required Experience & Skills: Education: Bachelor's degree in Event Management, Marketing, Public Relations, or related field is preferred. Experience: Previous experience in event planning or volunteering in event-related roles is a plus. Skills: Excellent organizational skills, ability to multitask, and attention to detail. Strong communication and interpersonal skills are necessary. Proficiency in MS Office or similar software is preferred. Attributes: A passion for the mission of the nonprofit, ability to work well in a team, and a proactive approach towards problem-solving. Agency: Hired In Michigan Hired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Email your resume to nonprofit@hiredinmichigan.org Include all relevant experience in a detailed cover letter, including your availability for the position
The Entry-Level Event Fundraising Planner is responsible for assisting in the planning, coordination, and execution of fundraising events for our organization. This position will work under the guidance of senior event planners and the Fundraising Manager. Responsibilities: Event Planning & Execution: Assist in all stages of event planning, including venue selection, budgeting, arranging vendors and caterers, event promotion, and on-the-day event management. Fundraising Support: Work with the fundraising team to integrate fundraising elements into events, such as ticket sales, auctions, raffles, and sponsorships. Stakeholder Liaison: Coordinate with vendors, volunteers, staff, and attendees to ensure a smooth event experience. Marketing & Promotion: Assist in promoting the event through various channels, including social media, email newsletters, and local media. Post-Event Tasks: Help with event clean-up, thanking participants and donors, measuring event success, and making recommendations for future events. Required Experience & Skills: Education: Bachelor's degree in Event Management, Marketing, Public Relations, or related field is preferred. Experience: Previous experience in event planning or volunteering in event-related roles is a plus. Skills: Excellent organizational skills, ability to multitask, and attention to detail. Strong communication and interpersonal skills are necessary. Proficiency in MS Office or similar software is preferred. Attributes: A passion for the mission of the nonprofit, ability to work well in a team, and a proactive approach towards problem-solving. Agency: Hired In Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Marketing/Communications AssistantHired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Email your resume to nonprofit@hiredinmichigan.org Include all relevant experience in a detailed cover letter, including your availability for the position Responsibilities: Assisting with public relations, promoting the organization's activities, managing social media, and engaging the community. Experience: Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, or a related field. Basic knowledge of marketing strategies and excellent communication skills are necessary. Agency: Hired In Michigan Hired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Email your resume to nonprofit@hiredinmichigan.org Include all relevant experience in a detailed cover letter, including your availability for the position Responsibilities: Assisting with public relations, promoting the organization's activities, managing social media, and engaging the community. Experience: Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, or a related field. Basic knowledge of marketing strategies and excellent communication skills are necessary. Agency: Hired In Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grant Research AssistantHired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Email your resume to nonprofit@hiredinmichigan.org Include all relevant experience in a detailed cover letter, including your availability for the position
Responsibilities: Assisting in identifying potential funding sources, understanding funding requirements, maintaining a database of potential funders, and assisting the Grant Writer. Experience: Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent work experience. Strong research skills and a basic understanding of grant processes are preferred. Agency: Hired In Michigan Hired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Email your resume to nonprofit@hiredinmichigan.org Include all relevant experience in a detailed cover letter, including your availability for the position
Responsibilities: Assisting in identifying potential funding sources, understanding funding requirements, maintaining a database of potential funders, and assisting the Grant Writer. Experience: Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent work experience. Strong research skills and a basic understanding of grant processes are preferred. Agency: Hired In Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grant Writing and Research CoordinatorHired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Email your resume to nonprofit@hiredinmichigan.org Include all relevant experience in a detailed cover letter, including your availability for the position Grant Writer (Entry Level): Responsibilities: Writing compelling grant proposals, collaborating with the Grant Researcher and Development Team, and maintaining records of submitted grants. Experience: Bachelor’s degree in English, Communications, or a related field. Excellent writing and communication skills required. Prior experience in grant writing is preferred but not always necessary. Agency: Hired In Michigan Hired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Email your resume to nonprofit@hiredinmichigan.org Include all relevant experience in a detailed cover letter, including your availability for the position Grant Writer (Entry Level): Responsibilities: Writing compelling grant proposals, collaborating with the Grant Researcher and Development Team, and maintaining records of submitted grants. Experience: Bachelor’s degree in English, Communications, or a related field. Excellent writing and communication skills required. Prior experience in grant writing is preferred but not always necessary. Agency: Hired In Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Fundraising DirectorHired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Email your resume to nonprofit@hiredinmichigan.org Include all relevant experience in a detailed cover letter, including your availability for the position Fundraising Director Responsibilities: Assisting in fundraising efforts, donor relations, event planning, coordinating with the grant writer and researcher, and maintaining fundraising databases. Experience: Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent work experience. Prior experience in fundraising or a similar role is preferred, but not always necessary. Agency: Hired In Michigan Hired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Email your resume to nonprofit@hiredinmichigan.org Include all relevant experience in a detailed cover letter, including your availability for the position Fundraising Director Responsibilities: Assisting in fundraising efforts, donor relations, event planning, coordinating with the grant writer and researcher, and maintaining fundraising databases. Experience: Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent work experience. Prior experience in fundraising or a similar role is preferred, but not always necessary. Agency: Hired In Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Program CoordinatorHired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Email your resume to nonprofit@hiredinmichigan.org Include all relevant experience in a detailed cover letter, including your availability for the position Program Coordinator: Responsibilities: Assisting in the planning and implementation of programs, coordinating with staff and volunteers, contributing to program evaluation and improvement, client engagement, and reporting on program outcomes. Experience: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field or equivalent work experience, preferably with at least 1 year of experience in program coordination or a similar role within a nonprofit organization. Agency: Hired In Michigan Hired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Email your resume to nonprofit@hiredinmichigan.org Include all relevant experience in a detailed cover letter, including your availability for the position Program Coordinator: Responsibilities: Assisting in the planning and implementation of programs, coordinating with staff and volunteers, contributing to program evaluation and improvement, client engagement, and reporting on program outcomes. Experience: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field or equivalent work experience, preferably with at least 1 year of experience in program coordination or a similar role within a nonprofit organization. Agency: Hired In Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Executive Director - Nonprofit OrganizationHired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Executive Director: Responsibilities: Oversee daily operations, manage staff, ensure alignment with mission and strategic goals, represent the organization to the public, engage with key stakeholders, fundraise, and budgeting. Experience: While this is typically not an entry-level position, someone assuming this role would generally need at least 5 years of experience in nonprofit leadership or management, a solid understanding of the nonprofit sector, and a commitment to the organization's mission. Agency: Hired In Michigan Hired in Michigan Community Empowerment is dedicated to fueling the growth and prosperity of Michigan's vibrant economic landscape. Our mission is to bolster the hiring capacity of Michigan employers through comprehensive workforce solutions and resources. We endeavor to bridge the gap between local talent and businesses, enabling them to start, expand, and sustain their operations effectively. We are committed to fostering a thriving business environment that not only attracts but also retains a skilled and diverse workforce, thereby empowering our communities and reinforcing Michigan's position as a hub of innovation and employment opportunities. Website www.hiredinmichigan.org Executive Director: Responsibilities: Oversee daily operations, manage staff, ensure alignment with mission and strategic goals, represent the organization to the public, engage with key stakeholders, fundraise, and budgeting. Experience: While this is typically not an entry-level position, someone assuming this role would generally need at least 5 years of experience in nonprofit leadership or management, a solid understanding of the nonprofit sector, and a commitment to the organization's mission. Agency: Hired In Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48075 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Literacy Tutor - In PersonBrilliant Detroit will offer multiple literacy programs in-person for the summer of 2023. We are seeking new tutors to fill our growing student demand. In-person Volunteer Literacy Tutors will be asked to tutor small groups of 3-5 children, ages 5-8, according to their chosen program’s literacy curriculum. The summer session will start July 10th and end on August 24th. Tutoring sessions will occur Monday - Thursdays between the hours of 10am-2pm. We ask that volunteers commit to tutoring twice a week for 1.5 hours at a time. We will schedule your sessions based on your availability. Volunteer tutors will be asked to attend a program-specific training and a diversity, equity, and inclusion training and undergo a background check. Some of the tasks that tutors may perform include the following: Prepare books and materials for each session (materials will be provided) Facilitate group reading games Read aloud to students demonstrating reading fluency Ask students questions about the reading content to assess their understanding Complete a session log summarizing the session after each sessionIn-person tutoring will be offered at the following Brilliant Detroit sites: Dexter-Linwood (2634 Webb St, Detroit) Littlefield (12789 Indiana Ave, Detroit) Brightmoor (15509 Heyden St, Detroit) Central (803 Hazelwood Street, Detroit)Agency: Brilliant Detroit Brilliant Detroit will offer multiple literacy programs in-person for the summer of 2023. We are seeking new tutors to fill our growing student demand. In-person Volunteer Literacy Tutors will be asked to tutor small groups of 3-5 children, ages 5-8, according to their chosen program’s literacy curriculum. The summer session will start July 10th and end on August 24th. Tutoring sessions will occur Monday - Thursdays between the hours of 10am-2pm. We ask that volunteers commit to tutoring twice a week for 1.5 hours at a time. We will schedule your sessions based on your availability. Volunteer tutors will be asked to attend a program-specific training and a diversity, equity, and inclusion training and undergo a background check. Some of the tasks that tutors may perform include the following: Prepare books and materials for each session (materials will be provided) Facilitate group reading games Read aloud to students demonstrating reading fluency Ask students questions about the reading content to assess their understanding Complete a session log summarizing the session after each sessionIn-person tutoring will be offered at the following Brilliant Detroit sites: Dexter-Linwood (2634 Webb St, Detroit) Littlefield (12789 Indiana Ave, Detroit) Brightmoor (15509 Heyden St, Detroit) Central (803 Hazelwood Street, Detroit)Agency: Brilliant Detroit Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48210 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Story Time at COTS Peggy's PlaceStory Time is a weekend activity for Peggy's Place residents aged 1-15. Story Time volunteers read to kids and offer engagement through imaginative story telling! Agency: Coalition on Temporary Shelter Story Time is a weekend activity for Peggy's Place residents aged 1-15. Story Time volunteers read to kids and offer engagement through imaginative story telling! Agency: Coalition on Temporary Shelter Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48201 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Office AideFrom mailings to shredding, we have it all! Our office staff are pleasant to work along side. We are in need of someone to assist with tasks such as folding paper for mailings, shredding documents, phone conversations, as well as other typical office jobs. Agency: Rescue Ministries of Mid-Michigan From mailings to shredding, we have it all! Our office staff are pleasant to work along side. We are in need of someone to assist with tasks such as folding paper for mailings, shredding documents, phone conversations, as well as other typical office jobs. Agency: Rescue Ministries of Mid-Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48607 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Are you ready to serve?This position is for those 55+ and want to become part of the Americorps Senior volunteer-based program. We have been in Kent County for 50 years and would love to have you join us on your volunteer journey. This position offers a great amount of fun, socialization, flexibility and helps our partnering organizations enhance their current programs within the community. These are a few ways but not limited to: prepping event mailers, event prep and assistance. Some of these opportunities could done in a remote setting. Agency: Senior Neighbors Kent County - AmeriCorps Seniors This position is for those 55+ and want to become part of the Americorps Senior volunteer-based program. We have been in Kent County for 50 years and would love to have you join us on your volunteer journey. This position offers a great amount of fun, socialization, flexibility and helps our partnering organizations enhance their current programs within the community. These are a few ways but not limited to: prepping event mailers, event prep and assistance. Some of these opportunities could done in a remote setting. Agency: Senior Neighbors Kent County - AmeriCorps Seniors Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49504 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Are you ready to serve?This position is for those 55+ and want to become part of the Americorps Senior volunteer-based program. We have been in Kent County for 50 years and would love to have you join us on your volunteer journey. This position offers a great amount of fun, socialization, flexibility and helps our partnering organizations enhance their current programs within the community. These are a few ways but not limited to: prepping event mailers, event prep and assistance. Some of these opportunities could done in a remote setting. Agency: Senior Neighbors Kent County - AmeriCorps Seniors This position is for those 55+ and want to become part of the Americorps Senior volunteer-based program. We have been in Kent County for 50 years and would love to have you join us on your volunteer journey. This position offers a great amount of fun, socialization, flexibility and helps our partnering organizations enhance their current programs within the community. These are a few ways but not limited to: prepping event mailers, event prep and assistance. Some of these opportunities could done in a remote setting. Agency: Senior Neighbors Kent County - AmeriCorps Seniors Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49504 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer to Support Older Adults and Persons with DisabilitiesThrough several volunteer programs, volunteers can help TCOA fulfill its mission to promote and preserve the independence and dignity of the local aging population. Opportunities: - Driving for Meals on Wheels - Preparing and/or serving meals for seniors - Calling local seniors to check-in - Assisting with Medicare/Medicaid registration - Facilitating health and wellness workshops - Participating in administrative duties We offer: - Flexible scheduling - Rewarding interactions and connections - Opportunities for groups to get involved Apply now! - www.tcoa.org/volunteer - Call (517) 887-1487 or email volunteer@tcoa.org Agency: Tri-County Office on Aging Through several volunteer programs, volunteers can help TCOA fulfill its mission to promote and preserve the independence and dignity of the local aging population. Opportunities: - Driving for Meals on Wheels - Preparing and/or serving meals for seniors - Calling local seniors to check-in - Assisting with Medicare/Medicaid registration - Facilitating health and wellness workshops - Participating in administrative duties We offer: - Flexible scheduling - Rewarding interactions and connections - Opportunities for groups to get involved Apply now! - www.tcoa.org/volunteer - Call (517) 887-1487 or email volunteer@tcoa.org Agency: Tri-County Office on Aging Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48911 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Connect with your local Volunteer CenterConnect to your local Volunteer Center Michigan Community Service Commission encourages individuals to become familiar with their local Volunteer Center. Listed below are links to the volunteer centers in each region of the state. A * next to the name of the center indicates that they are a Volunteer Generation Fund Partner of the Michigan Community Service Commission. This means that they are provide and share resources locally and statewide to increase volunteerism and help nonprofits build their capacity to utilize the skills and talents of volunteers through training and access to technology and other resources.
Region 1 United Way of South Central Michigan (Previously known as the Capital Area United Way) * https://micauw.galaxydigital.com/
United Way of Jackson County Volunteer Center https://uwjackson.org/volunteer/
Lenawee Volunteer Center https://lenaweecommunityfoundation.com/ways-volunteer/
Volunteer Livingston https://www.volunteerlivingston.org/
Region 2 N and 2S
United Way of Southeast Michigan * https://liveunitedsem.galaxydigital.com/
United Way of Washtenaw County Volunteer Center https://www.volunteerwashtenaw.org/
Region 3
www.VolunteerMichigan.org https://www.unitedwaybaycounty.org/get-involved/volunteer/
United Way of Saginaw County Volunteer Center https://www.unitedwaysaginaw.org/
Genesee Shiawassee Serves * https://www.geneseeserves.org/
United Way of Midland County Volunteer Center https://www.volunteerglbr.org/
Region 5
Barry County United Way and Volunteer Center https://bcunitedway.galaxydigital.com/
Gryphon Place Volunteer Center (Kalamazoo) https://go.gryphon.org
Southwest Michigan Volunteer Center https://volunteer.uwsm.org/
Region 6
Montcalm and Ionia Counties Volunteer Center * https://www.liveunitedm-i.org/volunteer
Ottawa and Allegan County Volunteer Center Ottawa - https://ottawaunitedway.galaxydigital.com/ Allegan - https://acuw.galaxydigital.com/
Heart of West Michigan Volunteer Center https://connect.hwmuw.org/need
True North Volunteer Center https://www.newaygovolunteer.org/need
Lakeshore Volunteer Center https://volunteer.unitedwaylakeshore.org/
Region 7
Northwest Michigan Volunteer Center* https://unitedwaynwmi.galaxydigital.com/
Alpena Volunteer Center at Alpena College https://unitedwaynemi.galaxydigital.com/agency/index/12
Otsego Volunteer Center www.otsegounitedway.org
Region 8
Dickenson Iron Community Services Agency and Volunteer Center https://www.dicsami.org/
United Way of Eastern Upper Peninsula Volunteer Center United Way EUP
United Way of Marquette United Way of Marquette County/ Yoopers United
Agency: Volunteer Michigan Connect to your local Volunteer Center Michigan Community Service Commission encourages individuals to become familiar with their local Volunteer Center. Listed below are links to the volunteer centers in each region of the state. A * next to the name of the center indicates that they are a Volunteer Generation Fund Partner of the Michigan Community Service Commission. This means that they are provide and share resources locally and statewide to increase volunteerism and help nonprofits build their capacity to utilize the skills and talents of volunteers through training and access to technology and other resources.
Region 1 United Way of South Central Michigan (Previously known as the Capital Area United Way) * https://micauw.galaxydigital.com/
United Way of Jackson County Volunteer Center https://uwjackson.org/volunteer/
Lenawee Volunteer Center https://lenaweecommunityfoundation.com/ways-volunteer/
Volunteer Livingston https://www.volunteerlivingston.org/
Region 2 N and 2S
United Way of Southeast Michigan * https://liveunitedsem.galaxydigital.com/
United Way of Washtenaw County Volunteer Center https://www.volunteerwashtenaw.org/
Region 3
www.VolunteerMichigan.org https://www.unitedwaybaycounty.org/get-involved/volunteer/
United Way of Saginaw County Volunteer Center https://www.unitedwaysaginaw.org/
Genesee Shiawassee Serves * https://www.geneseeserves.org/
United Way of Midland County Volunteer Center https://www.volunteerglbr.org/
Region 5
Barry County United Way and Volunteer Center https://bcunitedway.galaxydigital.com/
Gryphon Place Volunteer Center (Kalamazoo) https://go.gryphon.org
Southwest Michigan Volunteer Center https://volunteer.uwsm.org/
Region 6
Montcalm and Ionia Counties Volunteer Center * https://www.liveunitedm-i.org/volunteer
Ottawa and Allegan County Volunteer Center Ottawa - https://ottawaunitedway.galaxydigital.com/ Allegan - https://acuw.galaxydigital.com/
Heart of West Michigan Volunteer Center https://connect.hwmuw.org/need
True North Volunteer Center https://www.newaygovolunteer.org/need
Lakeshore Volunteer Center https://volunteer.unitedwaylakeshore.org/
Region 7
Northwest Michigan Volunteer Center* https://unitedwaynwmi.galaxydigital.com/
Alpena Volunteer Center at Alpena College https://unitedwaynemi.galaxydigital.com/agency/index/12
Otsego Volunteer Center www.otsegounitedway.org
Region 8
Dickenson Iron Community Services Agency and Volunteer Center https://www.dicsami.org/
United Way of Eastern Upper Peninsula Volunteer Center United Way EUP
United Way of Marquette United Way of Marquette County/ Yoopers United
Agency: Volunteer Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48933 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Special Olympics Michigan AmeriCorpsSpecial Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps is a health-focused AmeriCorps program with multiple service sites throughout the state of Michigan. Members lead various health initiatives to address health disparities for people with intellectual disabilities and the community as a whole. Some member duties include leading health and fitness programming, planning family engagement health events, planning and leading developmental sports practices, expanding the reach of the Special Olympics Michigan Unified Champion Schools initiatives, working with local school systems to provide support and programming, engaging volunteers, spreading awareness of key mental health information, and participating in team meetings and service projects. Members are encouraged to take on leadership roles within the team. Reasonable accommodations can be provided for interviews and for service assignments upon request. Special Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps prohibits discrimination based upon race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity or expression, sex, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, political affiliation, marital status, parental status, or military service. Follow this Link to Apply: Application - AmeriCorpsWe offer a competitive living allowance, and Education Award for education costs and qualified student loans, student loan forbearance, student loan interest accrual payments, and access to professional training and development. We can't wait to have you as a part of our team! Job Type: Part-time Pay: $16.00 per hour COVID-19 considerations: Agency: Special Olympics Michigan Special Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps is a health-focused AmeriCorps program with multiple service sites throughout the state of Michigan. Members lead various health initiatives to address health disparities for people with intellectual disabilities and the community as a whole. Some member duties include leading health and fitness programming, planning family engagement health events, planning and leading developmental sports practices, expanding the reach of the Special Olympics Michigan Unified Champion Schools initiatives, working with local school systems to provide support and programming, engaging volunteers, spreading awareness of key mental health information, and participating in team meetings and service projects. Members are encouraged to take on leadership roles within the team. Reasonable accommodations can be provided for interviews and for service assignments upon request. Special Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps prohibits discrimination based upon race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity or expression, sex, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, political affiliation, marital status, parental status, or military service. Follow this Link to Apply: Application - AmeriCorpsWe offer a competitive living allowance, and Education Award for education costs and qualified student loans, student loan forbearance, student loan interest accrual payments, and access to professional training and development. We can't wait to have you as a part of our team! Job Type: Part-time Pay: $16.00 per hour COVID-19 considerations: Agency: Special Olympics Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48910 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Special Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps MemberSpecial Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps is a health-focused AmeriCorps program with multiple service sites throughout the state of Michigan. Members lead various health initiatives to address health disparities for people with intellectual disabilities and the community as a whole. Some member duties include leading health and fitness programming, planning family engagement health events, planning and leading developmental sports practices, expanding the reach of the Special Olympics Michigan Unified Champion Schools initiatives, working with local school systems to provide support and programming, engaging volunteers, spreading awareness of key mental health information, and participating in team meetings and service projects. Members are encouraged to take on leadership roles within the team. Reasonable accommodations can be provided for interviews and for service assignments upon request. Special Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps prohibits discrimination based upon race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity or expression, sex, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, political affiliation, marital status, parental status, or military service. Follow this Link to Apply: Application - AmeriCorpsWe offer a competitive living allowance, and Education Award for education costs and qualified student loans, student loan forbearance, student loan interest accrual payments, and access to professional training and development. We can't wait to have you as a part of our team! Job Type: Part-time Pay: $16.00 per hour COVID-19 considerations: Agency: Special Olympics Michigan Special Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps is a health-focused AmeriCorps program with multiple service sites throughout the state of Michigan. Members lead various health initiatives to address health disparities for people with intellectual disabilities and the community as a whole. Some member duties include leading health and fitness programming, planning family engagement health events, planning and leading developmental sports practices, expanding the reach of the Special Olympics Michigan Unified Champion Schools initiatives, working with local school systems to provide support and programming, engaging volunteers, spreading awareness of key mental health information, and participating in team meetings and service projects. Members are encouraged to take on leadership roles within the team. Reasonable accommodations can be provided for interviews and for service assignments upon request. Special Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps prohibits discrimination based upon race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity or expression, sex, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, political affiliation, marital status, parental status, or military service. Follow this Link to Apply: Application - AmeriCorpsWe offer a competitive living allowance, and Education Award for education costs and qualified student loans, student loan forbearance, student loan interest accrual payments, and access to professional training and development. We can't wait to have you as a part of our team! Job Type: Part-time Pay: $16.00 per hour COVID-19 considerations: Agency: Special Olympics Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48910 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Special Olympics Michigan AmeriCorpsSpecial Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps is a health-focused AmeriCorps program with multiple service sites throughout the state of Michigan. Members lead various health initiatives to address health disparities for people with intellectual disabilities and the community as a whole. Some member duties include leading health and fitness programming, planning family engagement health events, planning and leading developmental sports practices, expanding the reach of the Special Olympics Michigan Unified Champion Schools initiatives, working with local school systems to provide support and programming, engaging volunteers, spreading awareness of key mental health information, and participating in team meetings and service projects. Members are encouraged to take on leadership roles within the team. Reasonable accommodations can be provided for interviews and for service assignments upon request. Special Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps prohibits discrimination based upon race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity or expression, sex, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, political affiliation, marital status, parental status, or military service. Follow this Link to Apply: Application - AmeriCorpsWe offer a competitive living allowance, and Education Award for education costs and qualified student loans, student loan forbearance, student loan interest accrual payments, and access to professional training and development. We can't wait to have you as a part of our team! Job Type: Part-time Pay: $16.00 per hour COVID-19 considerations: Agency: Special Olympics Michigan Special Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps is a health-focused AmeriCorps program with multiple service sites throughout the state of Michigan. Members lead various health initiatives to address health disparities for people with intellectual disabilities and the community as a whole. Some member duties include leading health and fitness programming, planning family engagement health events, planning and leading developmental sports practices, expanding the reach of the Special Olympics Michigan Unified Champion Schools initiatives, working with local school systems to provide support and programming, engaging volunteers, spreading awareness of key mental health information, and participating in team meetings and service projects. Members are encouraged to take on leadership roles within the team. Reasonable accommodations can be provided for interviews and for service assignments upon request. Special Olympics Michigan AmeriCorps prohibits discrimination based upon race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity or expression, sex, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, political affiliation, marital status, parental status, or military service. Follow this Link to Apply: Application - AmeriCorpsWe offer a competitive living allowance, and Education Award for education costs and qualified student loans, student loan forbearance, student loan interest accrual payments, and access to professional training and development. We can't wait to have you as a part of our team! Job Type: Part-time Pay: $16.00 per hour COVID-19 considerations: Agency: Special Olympics Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49548 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Administrative Support Volunteer Needed!Make a difference by giving your time in an office setting. Administrative Support Volunteers Needed for Busy Flint Hospice Agency. Do you like filing, copying and answering phones? We need you! Interested? Setup a Meeting --> Meeting Link Training and orientation provided. No cost to you. The most precious gift that you have to give is your time.
Agency: Heart to Heart Hospice Make a difference by giving your time in an office setting. Administrative Support Volunteers Needed for Busy Flint Hospice Agency. Do you like filing, copying and answering phones? We need you! Interested? Setup a Meeting --> Meeting Link Training and orientation provided. No cost to you. The most precious gift that you have to give is your time.
Agency: Heart to Heart Hospice Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48532 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Visitor - FCI MilanPrisoner Visitation and Support (PVS) is the only organization authorized by the Federal Bureau of Prisons and the Department of Defense to visit any prisoner in the Federal and Military prison systems. The primary focus is on seeing those prisoners with an acute need for human contact -- those prisoners without regular visits, those serving long sentences who are far from home, those in solitary confinement and on death row, and those who are frequently transferred from prison to prison. PVS visitors let the prisoners set the agenda for what they discuss. Common concerns are: lack of contact with family, untreated medical problems, work or educational plans upon release, current events, literature, etc.
This listing is for volunteers that are interested in visiting at FCI Milan, a federal correctional institution in Milan, Michigan.
Agency: Prisoner Visitation and Support Prisoner Visitation and Support (PVS) is the only organization authorized by the Federal Bureau of Prisons and the Department of Defense to visit any prisoner in the Federal and Military prison systems. The primary focus is on seeing those prisoners with an acute need for human contact -- those prisoners without regular visits, those serving long sentences who are far from home, those in solitary confinement and on death row, and those who are frequently transferred from prison to prison. PVS visitors let the prisoners set the agenda for what they discuss. Common concerns are: lack of contact with family, untreated medical problems, work or educational plans upon release, current events, literature, etc.
This listing is for volunteers that are interested in visiting at FCI Milan, a federal correctional institution in Milan, Michigan.
Agency: Prisoner Visitation and Support Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48160 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Wildlife Rescue and RehabilitationWide variety of needs that one can assist with: animal care and rehab, food prep, feedings, food dish cleaning, crate/cage cleaning, clean bedding, baby animal care, office help. Flexible schedule. Located in St Helen. ** Late March, and April need volunteers to assist with baby animals. Agency: Northeast Michigan Community Service Agency (NEMCSA) Wide variety of needs that one can assist with: animal care and rehab, food prep, feedings, food dish cleaning, crate/cage cleaning, clean bedding, baby animal care, office help. Flexible schedule. Located in St Helen. ** Late March, and April need volunteers to assist with baby animals. Agency: Northeast Michigan Community Service Agency (NEMCSA) Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48656 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Popcorn ChefsJoin the amazing team of popcorn chefs at Covenant HealthCare. Our famous chefs serve delicious popcorn to our staff and visitors. This is a great opportunity for a "team of 2".
Agency: Covenant HealthCare Join the amazing team of popcorn chefs at Covenant HealthCare. Our famous chefs serve delicious popcorn to our staff and visitors. This is a great opportunity for a "team of 2".
Agency: Covenant HealthCare Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48602 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Friendly Visitors for Seniors Needed!Hospice Volunteers needed. Bring a little sunshine, fun, and friendship to a lonely lady or gentleman. Visit a hospice patient in your area at nursing homes, assisted living facilities, or their own home. Read to the patient, sing to them, look at pictures together, or just "be there". Volunteer as little as one hour a week making someone happy. Training and orientation provided. No cost to you. The most precious gift that you have to give is your time. About Hospice Hospice is an extensive Program for anyone with a diagnosis or decline in health that could limit their life expectancy to 6 months or less if the disease/decline runs its normal course. Our Mission Making a difference by providing care from our heart to enhance the quality of life for those with life-limiting illnesses and their loved ones. Our Volunteer Program At Heart to Heart Hospice our volunteers are a vital part of our hospice team. Together we can help improve the quality of life for hospice patients. Volunteers provide service to patients in a number of different ways. Depending on your interests, skills, talents, and the amount of time you have, there are a variety of ways that you can help. Some of the ways our volunteers make a difference in the lives of patients are through...... Respite/Break for the caregiver Companionship Activities Pet Therapy Clerical/Office Work All volunteers receive orientation and training to ensure they feel comfortable with their tasks. Training is held at our office in Flint at a time convenient for the perspective volunteer. Training is approximately 1 hours and generally covers the following areas: Philosophy of hospice care A comprehensive overview of services offered by the hospice Physical, emotional, social, and spiritual issues that people can encounter at the end of life An overview of chronic and life-limiting illnesses Effective communication skills when speaking with the patient and family members Information about interpersonal family issues and relationships Basic information about grief and loss. Volunteers are required to be fingerprinted, have a background checks, and receive the two-step TB tests. There is no cost involved to the volunteer. However, we ask that the volunteer commit to being available one time a week for at least one year. Volunteers must be 18 or older and must provide their own transportation. All volunteers must have covid vaccinated or have an excuse waiver. Agency: Heart to Heart Hospice Hospice Volunteers needed. Bring a little sunshine, fun, and friendship to a lonely lady or gentleman. Visit a hospice patient in your area at nursing homes, assisted living facilities, or their own home. Read to the patient, sing to them, look at pictures together, or just "be there". Volunteer as little as one hour a week making someone happy. Training and orientation provided. No cost to you. The most precious gift that you have to give is your time. About Hospice Hospice is an extensive Program for anyone with a diagnosis or decline in health that could limit their life expectancy to 6 months or less if the disease/decline runs its normal course. Our Mission Making a difference by providing care from our heart to enhance the quality of life for those with life-limiting illnesses and their loved ones. Our Volunteer Program At Heart to Heart Hospice our volunteers are a vital part of our hospice team. Together we can help improve the quality of life for hospice patients. Volunteers provide service to patients in a number of different ways. Depending on your interests, skills, talents, and the amount of time you have, there are a variety of ways that you can help. Some of the ways our volunteers make a difference in the lives of patients are through...... Respite/Break for the caregiver Companionship Activities Pet Therapy Clerical/Office Work All volunteers receive orientation and training to ensure they feel comfortable with their tasks. Training is held at our office in Flint at a time convenient for the perspective volunteer. Training is approximately 1 hours and generally covers the following areas: Philosophy of hospice care A comprehensive overview of services offered by the hospice Physical, emotional, social, and spiritual issues that people can encounter at the end of life An overview of chronic and life-limiting illnesses Effective communication skills when speaking with the patient and family members Information about interpersonal family issues and relationships Basic information about grief and loss. Volunteers are required to be fingerprinted, have a background checks, and receive the two-step TB tests. There is no cost involved to the volunteer. However, we ask that the volunteer commit to being available one time a week for at least one year. Volunteers must be 18 or older and must provide their own transportation. All volunteers must have covid vaccinated or have an excuse waiver. Agency: Heart to Heart Hospice Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48532 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help Older Adults Manage DiabetesOVERVIEW We are looking for enthusiastic people to lead the Diabetes Personal Action Toward Health (PATH) workshop in Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham counties. Diabetes PATH is a recurring six-week workshop in which trained lay leaders (this is where you come in!) help people with diabetes learn skills to manage their condition and improve their quality of life. Topics include healthy eating, physical activity, monitoring blood sugar, managing emotions, action planning, and much more
QUALIFICATIONS Is a role model for healthy behaviors Possesses good listening skills, is non-judgmental, and dependable Ideally, has some life experience with diabetes, but it is not required Has some experience with, and is comfortable speaking in front of groups Can follow a scripted manual while connecting with participants No prior teaching experience or healthcare education is required, but it is a plus
I'M READY! WHAT'S NEXT? To be placed on a list to contact when a new training is scheduled, or for more information, contact Christine Histed at 517-887-1450 or histedc@tcoa.org. To learn more about TCOA's evidence-based programs, please visit us here. Agency: Tri-County Office on Aging OVERVIEW We are looking for enthusiastic people to lead the Diabetes Personal Action Toward Health (PATH) workshop in Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham counties. Diabetes PATH is a recurring six-week workshop in which trained lay leaders (this is where you come in!) help people with diabetes learn skills to manage their condition and improve their quality of life. Topics include healthy eating, physical activity, monitoring blood sugar, managing emotions, action planning, and much more
QUALIFICATIONS Is a role model for healthy behaviors Possesses good listening skills, is non-judgmental, and dependable Ideally, has some life experience with diabetes, but it is not required Has some experience with, and is comfortable speaking in front of groups Can follow a scripted manual while connecting with participants No prior teaching experience or healthcare education is required, but it is a plus
I'M READY! WHAT'S NEXT? To be placed on a list to contact when a new training is scheduled, or for more information, contact Christine Histed at 517-887-1450 or histedc@tcoa.org. To learn more about TCOA's evidence-based programs, please visit us here. Agency: Tri-County Office on Aging Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48911 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Social Media Content Video ProductionCreate Explainer Videos WHAT WE OFFER VOLUNTEERS Volunteer Students will receive two American Council on Education (ACE️(r) credit recommendations in Marketing for a Lower-Division Baccalaureate.
The volunteer externship program is five months in length with a flexible weekly schedule; after the externship, students receive a professional certification in Meta Social Media Marketing, two credit recommendations, professional accreditation, and a recommendation letter for resume submission. Agency: Hired In Michigan Create Explainer Videos WHAT WE OFFER VOLUNTEERS Volunteer Students will receive two American Council on Education (ACE️(r) credit recommendations in Marketing for a Lower-Division Baccalaureate.
The volunteer externship program is five months in length with a flexible weekly schedule; after the externship, students receive a professional certification in Meta Social Media Marketing, two credit recommendations, professional accreditation, and a recommendation letter for resume submission. Agency: Hired In Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48341 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Life Coach - Career Coach - Online InstructorMUST BE CERTIFIED. Must be certified by a verifiable company or school. WHAT WE OFFER VOLUNTEERS Volunteer Students will receive two American Council on Education (ACE️(r) credit recommendations in Marketing for a Lower-Division Baccalaureate.
The volunteer externship program is five months in length with a flexible weekly schedule; after the externship, students receive a professional certification in Meta Social Media Marketing, two credit recommendations, professional accreditation, and a recommendation letter for resume submission. Agency: Hired In Michigan MUST BE CERTIFIED. Must be certified by a verifiable company or school. WHAT WE OFFER VOLUNTEERS Volunteer Students will receive two American Council on Education (ACE️(r) credit recommendations in Marketing for a Lower-Division Baccalaureate.
The volunteer externship program is five months in length with a flexible weekly schedule; after the externship, students receive a professional certification in Meta Social Media Marketing, two credit recommendations, professional accreditation, and a recommendation letter for resume submission. Agency: Hired In Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48075 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Hospice Companion Volunteer (Frankenmuth, Saginaw, Thumb Area)Are you a nursing student? Have you benefited from hospice services? Are you retired? Do you enjoying helping others? If you said yes, this is a great opportunity for you. Visit with hospice patients to provide companionship or respite care. Volunteers will visit with patients 1 - 2 hours a week talking to patients, reading, playing cards, or helping patients write letters. Volunteers can sit with patients while family members may need a break or have to leave for appointments. Volunteers can also provide hand massage, aromatherapy, or gardening. There are opportunities to visit with hospice patients in Frankenmuth, Saginaw, the Thumb area, and surrounding areas within 50 miles of Frankenmuth. Agency: Wellspring Lutheran Services Are you a nursing student? Have you benefited from hospice services? Are you retired? Do you enjoying helping others? If you said yes, this is a great opportunity for you. Visit with hospice patients to provide companionship or respite care. Volunteers will visit with patients 1 - 2 hours a week talking to patients, reading, playing cards, or helping patients write letters. Volunteers can sit with patients while family members may need a break or have to leave for appointments. Volunteers can also provide hand massage, aromatherapy, or gardening. There are opportunities to visit with hospice patients in Frankenmuth, Saginaw, the Thumb area, and surrounding areas within 50 miles of Frankenmuth. Agency: Wellspring Lutheran Services Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48734 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Love to Read? We need you!Teach one learner how to read by focusing on letters, sounds, and spelling patterns. You’ll be able to teach learners of all ages and abilities how to read better. Our scripted curriculum, The Barton Reading and Spelling System, was designed with you in mind. Each lesson, list, and reading passage is scripted so you can focus on getting to know your learner and help them reach their goals. You'll work with the same learner two hours a week until they reach grade level. Most of our learners have warning signs of dyslexia, the most common cause of reading failure. COVID-19 disrupted education delivery across the country. The demand for reading tutors is higher than ever.
Agency: The Legacy Center for Community Success Teach one learner how to read by focusing on letters, sounds, and spelling patterns. You’ll be able to teach learners of all ages and abilities how to read better. Our scripted curriculum, The Barton Reading and Spelling System, was designed with you in mind. Each lesson, list, and reading passage is scripted so you can focus on getting to know your learner and help them reach their goals. You'll work with the same learner two hours a week until they reach grade level. Most of our learners have warning signs of dyslexia, the most common cause of reading failure. COVID-19 disrupted education delivery across the country. The demand for reading tutors is higher than ever.
Agency: The Legacy Center for Community Success Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48642 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grant Writing and Research CoordinatorNo previous employment experience required. College students with educational courses experience are welcome to apply. Student grant writing teams are welcome to apply. Direct Report The position will report directly to the Director of Marketing & External Relations. Deadline/Application Review of candidates will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Please send a cover letter, resume, three letters of recommendation and three writing samples to: Judy Wells Agency: Hired In Michigan No previous employment experience required. College students with educational courses experience are welcome to apply. Student grant writing teams are welcome to apply. Direct Report The position will report directly to the Director of Marketing & External Relations. Deadline/Application Review of candidates will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Please send a cover letter, resume, three letters of recommendation and three writing samples to: Judy Wells Agency: Hired In Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48075 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Online Education TeacherHired In Michigan is looking for an adult education teacher to become a part of our workforce development career coaching team (virtual remote). We provide a resume (CV) writing and make-over for professionals in various industries. We also provide LinkedIn profile optimization, employment interview preparation, and resume writing education. This is an externship position with a fixed work schedule, and you are welcome to work from home. You will assist individuals in writing and editing resumes, cover letters, and LinkedIn® Profiles using customers' existing resumes and additional information submitted by them. You will interact with customers via email, social media, live, and zoom presentations. Some assignments require telephone (skype) interviews with clients. Volunteer Students will receive two American Council on Education (ACE️(r)) credit recommendations in Marketing for a Lower-Division Baccalaureate. The volunteer externship program is five months in length with a flexible weekly schedule; after the externship, students receive a professional certification in Meta Social Media Marketing, two credit recommendations, professional accreditation, and a recommendation letter for resume submission.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: · Develops lesson plans and instructional materials and provides individualized and small group instruction to adapt the curriculum to the needs of each student. Instruction is online virtual. · Uses a variety of instruction strategies, such as inquiry, group discussion, lecture, discovery, etc. · Translates lesson plans into learning experiences so as to best utilize the available time for instruction. · Establishes and maintains standards of student behavior needed to achieve a functional learning atmosphere in the online classroom. · Evaluates student's academic and social growth, keeps appropriate records and prepares progress reports. · Maintains current student data, including all relevant measures of academic progress. Some of the great perks of an Online Education Teacher are: · You can work from home, work from your dorm or office, or anywhere with a stable internet connection. · Choose your own hours with this flexible part-time job (Our service is 24/7). · Keep your teaching skills sharp with this education job. · Great resume builder for students or graduates, teachers, adjuncts, professors and tutors. · Online tutoring helps make a difference.
Length of Externship 5 – month commitment.
Agency: Hired In Michigan Hired In Michigan is looking for an adult education teacher to become a part of our workforce development career coaching team (virtual remote). We provide a resume (CV) writing and make-over for professionals in various industries. We also provide LinkedIn profile optimization, employment interview preparation, and resume writing education. This is an externship position with a fixed work schedule, and you are welcome to work from home. You will assist individuals in writing and editing resumes, cover letters, and LinkedIn® Profiles using customers' existing resumes and additional information submitted by them. You will interact with customers via email, social media, live, and zoom presentations. Some assignments require telephone (skype) interviews with clients. Volunteer Students will receive two American Council on Education (ACE️(r)) credit recommendations in Marketing for a Lower-Division Baccalaureate. The volunteer externship program is five months in length with a flexible weekly schedule; after the externship, students receive a professional certification in Meta Social Media Marketing, two credit recommendations, professional accreditation, and a recommendation letter for resume submission.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: · Develops lesson plans and instructional materials and provides individualized and small group instruction to adapt the curriculum to the needs of each student. Instruction is online virtual. · Uses a variety of instruction strategies, such as inquiry, group discussion, lecture, discovery, etc. · Translates lesson plans into learning experiences so as to best utilize the available time for instruction. · Establishes and maintains standards of student behavior needed to achieve a functional learning atmosphere in the online classroom. · Evaluates student's academic and social growth, keeps appropriate records and prepares progress reports. · Maintains current student data, including all relevant measures of academic progress. Some of the great perks of an Online Education Teacher are: · You can work from home, work from your dorm or office, or anywhere with a stable internet connection. · Choose your own hours with this flexible part-time job (Our service is 24/7). · Keep your teaching skills sharp with this education job. · Great resume builder for students or graduates, teachers, adjuncts, professors and tutors. · Online tutoring helps make a difference.
Length of Externship 5 – month commitment.
Agency: Hired In Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48075 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: English as a Second Language TutorsThe Legacy Center for Community Success in Midland, Michigan, believes everyone deserves a chance to succeed. Our programs help learners develop specific skills and build individual confidence. We foster a love of learning and community relationships based on grit, enthusiasm, and perseverance. The English as a Second Language program serves adults whose first language is not English. Learners are trying to build conversational skills, community relationships, or English proficiency for professional certification. We offer high-quality, one-on-one tutoring in one two-hour session per week, year-round. Any learner who qualifies for our program is accepted, regardless of their ability to pay for services. We gather baseline data both internally and externally to measure the impact of tutoring. When learners accomplish their goal, we celebrate, and the learner graduates from our program. Volunteer tutors meet with one learner two hours a week. Twelve hours of training are provided as well as all tutoring materials. Volunteers must complete a background check. A one-year commitment is preferred. Agency: The Legacy Center for Community Success The Legacy Center for Community Success in Midland, Michigan, believes everyone deserves a chance to succeed. Our programs help learners develop specific skills and build individual confidence. We foster a love of learning and community relationships based on grit, enthusiasm, and perseverance. The English as a Second Language program serves adults whose first language is not English. Learners are trying to build conversational skills, community relationships, or English proficiency for professional certification. We offer high-quality, one-on-one tutoring in one two-hour session per week, year-round. Any learner who qualifies for our program is accepted, regardless of their ability to pay for services. We gather baseline data both internally and externally to measure the impact of tutoring. When learners accomplish their goal, we celebrate, and the learner graduates from our program. Volunteer tutors meet with one learner two hours a week. Twelve hours of training are provided as well as all tutoring materials. Volunteers must complete a background check. A one-year commitment is preferred. Agency: The Legacy Center for Community Success Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48642 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Adult Basic Education TutorsThe Legacy Center for Community Success in Midland, Michigan, believes everyone deserves a chance to succeed. Our programs help learners develop specific skills and build individual confidence. We foster a love of learning and community relationships based on grit, enthusiasm, and perseverance. The Adult Basic Education program serves adults of all ages and abilities. Learners may be seeking a GED, earning professional certification, or building basic reading and math skills. We offer high-quality, one-on-one tutoring in one two-hour session per week, year-round. Any learner who qualifies for our program is accepted, regardless of their ability to pay for services. We gather baseline data both internally and externally to measure the impact of tutoring. When learners accomplish their goal, we celebrate, and the learner graduates from our program. Volunteer tutors meet with one learner two hours a week. Ten to twelve hours of training are provided and all tutoring materials. Volunteers must complete a background check. A one-year commitment is preferred. Agency: The Legacy Center for Community Success The Legacy Center for Community Success in Midland, Michigan, believes everyone deserves a chance to succeed. Our programs help learners develop specific skills and build individual confidence. We foster a love of learning and community relationships based on grit, enthusiasm, and perseverance. The Adult Basic Education program serves adults of all ages and abilities. Learners may be seeking a GED, earning professional certification, or building basic reading and math skills. We offer high-quality, one-on-one tutoring in one two-hour session per week, year-round. Any learner who qualifies for our program is accepted, regardless of their ability to pay for services. We gather baseline data both internally and externally to measure the impact of tutoring. When learners accomplish their goal, we celebrate, and the learner graduates from our program. Volunteer tutors meet with one learner two hours a week. Ten to twelve hours of training are provided and all tutoring materials. Volunteers must complete a background check. A one-year commitment is preferred. Agency: The Legacy Center for Community Success Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48642 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Math TutorsThe Legacy Center for Community Success in Midland, Michigan, believes everyone deserves a chance to succeed. Our programs help learners develop specific skills and build individual confidence. We foster a love of learning and community relationships based on grit, enthusiasm, and perseverance. The JUMP Math program is an intervention program for children in grades 1 to 8 who are significantly below grade level. We offer high-quality, one-on-one tutoring in two one-hour sessions per week, year-round. Any learner who qualifies for our program is accepted, regardless of their ability to pay for services. We gather baseline data both internally and externally to measure the impact of tutoring. When a learner reaches grade level, we celebrate, and the learner graduates from our program. Volunteer tutors meet with one learner two hours a week. Tutoring can take place in-person or online. Six hours of training are provided as well as all tutoring materials. Volunteers must complete a background check. A one-year commitment is preferred. Agency: The Legacy Center for Community Success The Legacy Center for Community Success in Midland, Michigan, believes everyone deserves a chance to succeed. Our programs help learners develop specific skills and build individual confidence. We foster a love of learning and community relationships based on grit, enthusiasm, and perseverance. The JUMP Math program is an intervention program for children in grades 1 to 8 who are significantly below grade level. We offer high-quality, one-on-one tutoring in two one-hour sessions per week, year-round. Any learner who qualifies for our program is accepted, regardless of their ability to pay for services. We gather baseline data both internally and externally to measure the impact of tutoring. When a learner reaches grade level, we celebrate, and the learner graduates from our program. Volunteer tutors meet with one learner two hours a week. Tutoring can take place in-person or online. Six hours of training are provided as well as all tutoring materials. Volunteers must complete a background check. A one-year commitment is preferred. Agency: The Legacy Center for Community Success Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48642 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: AmeriCorps Positions Available StatewideApply for AmeriCorps AmeriCorps members and AmeriCorps Seniors volunteers serve directly with nonprofit organizations to make a difference in communities across America. The Michigan Community Service Commission can help connect you with programs across Michigan. AmeriCorps members typically commit to a term of service and may be eligible to receive a living stipend and an education or cash award at the conclusion of their service. AmeriCorps Seniors Volunteers are eligible for a living stipend. Interested individuals are asked to complete the Interest Form. https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=h3D71Xc3rUKWaoku9HIl0at2j_h9gVhIsOF30GTNJBFUMjdBOFQ1NFI2N0tCNTdKNVhEWVRHMU5HNS4u Agency: Michigan Community Service Commission Apply for AmeriCorps AmeriCorps members and AmeriCorps Seniors volunteers serve directly with nonprofit organizations to make a difference in communities across America. The Michigan Community Service Commission can help connect you with programs across Michigan. AmeriCorps members typically commit to a term of service and may be eligible to receive a living stipend and an education or cash award at the conclusion of their service. AmeriCorps Seniors Volunteers are eligible for a living stipend. Interested individuals are asked to complete the Interest Form. https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=h3D71Xc3rUKWaoku9HIl0at2j_h9gVhIsOF30GTNJBFUMjdBOFQ1NFI2N0tCNTdKNVhEWVRHMU5HNS4u Agency: Michigan Community Service Commission Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48933 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) - Bay CountyChange a child’s story. Become a CASA volunteer! Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) are highly-trained volunteers serving as the voice for children in Bay and Saginaw county who are in the court system due to abuse and neglect.
Each CASA volunteer advocates on behalf of one child or family at a time, as opposed to the full caseloads managed by DHHS workers and lawyer-guardians ad litem. These volunteers stay with each case until it is closed and the child or sibling group is placed in a safe, permanent home. For many of these children, their CASA volunteer will be the one constant adult presence in their lives. Requirements for CASA volunteers: At least 21 years old Completion of necessary background and reference checks, including fingerprinting Interview Completion of a minimum of 40 hours of pre-service training Availability for court appearances (advance notice is provided) A commitment to the CASA program until your first case is closedTime Commitment: A CASA Volunteer works with one child or sibling group at a time and meets with them in person every 7-10 days. On average, our volunteers spend between 10-20 hours a month on a case, which consists of visits, travel time, report writing, court hearings, Family Team Meetings, talking with counselors and teachers, etc. A CASA commits to advocating for the child(ren) until permanency is achieved. On average, this process takes about 18 months but can last several years. Court hearings are usually every 90 days, and you would know in advance the date of the hearing (the following hearing is scheduled at each hearing, so usually you’ll have 90 days notice). A CASA is also required to complete 12 hours of in-service training annually, which can be done through various ways, found on your own or trainings that we provide. Agency: Child Abuse & Neglect (CAN) Council - Great Lakes Bay Region Change a child’s story. Become a CASA volunteer! Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) are highly-trained volunteers serving as the voice for children in Bay and Saginaw county who are in the court system due to abuse and neglect.
Each CASA volunteer advocates on behalf of one child or family at a time, as opposed to the full caseloads managed by DHHS workers and lawyer-guardians ad litem. These volunteers stay with each case until it is closed and the child or sibling group is placed in a safe, permanent home. For many of these children, their CASA volunteer will be the one constant adult presence in their lives. Requirements for CASA volunteers: At least 21 years old Completion of necessary background and reference checks, including fingerprinting Interview Completion of a minimum of 40 hours of pre-service training Availability for court appearances (advance notice is provided) A commitment to the CASA program until your first case is closedTime Commitment: A CASA Volunteer works with one child or sibling group at a time and meets with them in person every 7-10 days. On average, our volunteers spend between 10-20 hours a month on a case, which consists of visits, travel time, report writing, court hearings, Family Team Meetings, talking with counselors and teachers, etc. A CASA commits to advocating for the child(ren) until permanency is achieved. On average, this process takes about 18 months but can last several years. Court hearings are usually every 90 days, and you would know in advance the date of the hearing (the following hearing is scheduled at each hearing, so usually you’ll have 90 days notice). A CASA is also required to complete 12 hours of in-service training annually, which can be done through various ways, found on your own or trainings that we provide. Agency: Child Abuse & Neglect (CAN) Council - Great Lakes Bay Region Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48706 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) - Huron CountyChange a child’s story. Become a CASA volunteer! Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) are highly-trained volunteers serving as the voice for children in Bay and Saginaw county who are in the court system due to abuse and neglect.
Each CASA volunteer advocates on behalf of one child or family at a time, as opposed to the full caseloads managed by DHHS workers and lawyer-guardians ad litem. These volunteers stay with each case until it is closed and the child or sibling group is placed in a safe, permanent home. For many of these children, their CASA volunteer will be the one constant adult presence in their lives. Requirements for CASA volunteers: At least 21 years old Completion of necessary background and reference checks, including fingerprinting Interview Completion of a minimum of 40 hours of pre-service training Availability for court appearances (advance notice is provided) A commitment to the CASA program until your first case is closedTime Commitment: A CASA Volunteer works with one child or sibling group at a time and meets with them in person every 7-10 days. On average, our volunteers spend between 10-20 hours a month on a case, which consists of visits, travel time, report writing, court hearings, Family Team Meetings, talking with counselors and teachers, etc. A CASA commits to advocating for the child(ren) until permanency is achieved. On average, this process takes about 18 months but can last several years. Court hearings are usually every 90 days, and you would know in advance the date of the hearing (the following hearing is scheduled at each hearing, so usually you’ll have 90 days notice). A CASA is also required to complete 12 hours of in-service training annually, which can be done through various ways, found on your own or trainings that we provide. Agency: Child Abuse & Neglect (CAN) Council - Great Lakes Bay Region Change a child’s story. Become a CASA volunteer! Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) are highly-trained volunteers serving as the voice for children in Bay and Saginaw county who are in the court system due to abuse and neglect.
Each CASA volunteer advocates on behalf of one child or family at a time, as opposed to the full caseloads managed by DHHS workers and lawyer-guardians ad litem. These volunteers stay with each case until it is closed and the child or sibling group is placed in a safe, permanent home. For many of these children, their CASA volunteer will be the one constant adult presence in their lives. Requirements for CASA volunteers: At least 21 years old Completion of necessary background and reference checks, including fingerprinting Interview Completion of a minimum of 40 hours of pre-service training Availability for court appearances (advance notice is provided) A commitment to the CASA program until your first case is closedTime Commitment: A CASA Volunteer works with one child or sibling group at a time and meets with them in person every 7-10 days. On average, our volunteers spend between 10-20 hours a month on a case, which consists of visits, travel time, report writing, court hearings, Family Team Meetings, talking with counselors and teachers, etc. A CASA commits to advocating for the child(ren) until permanency is achieved. On average, this process takes about 18 months but can last several years. Court hearings are usually every 90 days, and you would know in advance the date of the hearing (the following hearing is scheduled at each hearing, so usually you’ll have 90 days notice). A CASA is also required to complete 12 hours of in-service training annually, which can be done through various ways, found on your own or trainings that we provide. Agency: Child Abuse & Neglect (CAN) Council - Great Lakes Bay Region Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48413 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) - SaginawChange a child’s story. Become a CASA volunteer! Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) are highly-trained volunteers serving as the voice for children in Bay and Saginaw county who are in the court system due to abuse and neglect.
Each CASA volunteer advocates on behalf of one child or family at a time, as opposed to the full caseloads managed by DHHS workers and lawyer-guardians ad litem. These volunteers stay with each case until it is closed and the child or sibling group is placed in a safe, permanent home. For many of these children, their CASA volunteer will be the one constant adult presence in their lives. Requirements for CASA volunteers: At least 21 years old Completion of necessary background and reference checks, including fingerprinting Interview Completion of a minimum of 40 hours of pre-service training Availability for court appearances (advance notice is provided) A commitment to the CASA program until your first case is closedTime Commitment: A CASA Volunteer works with one child or sibling group at a time and meets with them in person every 7-10 days. On average, our volunteers spend between 10-20 hours a month on a case, which consists of visits, travel time, report writing, court hearings, Family Team Meetings, talking with counselors and teachers, etc. A CASA commits to advocating for the child(ren) until permanency is achieved. On average, this process takes about 18 months but can last several years. Court hearings are usually every 90 days, and you would know in advance the date of the hearing (the following hearing is scheduled at each hearing, so usually you’ll have 90 days notice). A CASA is also required to complete 12 hours of in-service training annually, which can be done through various ways, found on your own or trainings that we provide. Agency: Child Abuse & Neglect (CAN) Council - Great Lakes Bay Region Change a child’s story. Become a CASA volunteer! Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) are highly-trained volunteers serving as the voice for children in Bay and Saginaw county who are in the court system due to abuse and neglect.
Each CASA volunteer advocates on behalf of one child or family at a time, as opposed to the full caseloads managed by DHHS workers and lawyer-guardians ad litem. These volunteers stay with each case until it is closed and the child or sibling group is placed in a safe, permanent home. For many of these children, their CASA volunteer will be the one constant adult presence in their lives. Requirements for CASA volunteers: At least 21 years old Completion of necessary background and reference checks, including fingerprinting Interview Completion of a minimum of 40 hours of pre-service training Availability for court appearances (advance notice is provided) A commitment to the CASA program until your first case is closedTime Commitment: A CASA Volunteer works with one child or sibling group at a time and meets with them in person every 7-10 days. On average, our volunteers spend between 10-20 hours a month on a case, which consists of visits, travel time, report writing, court hearings, Family Team Meetings, talking with counselors and teachers, etc. A CASA commits to advocating for the child(ren) until permanency is achieved. On average, this process takes about 18 months but can last several years. Court hearings are usually every 90 days, and you would know in advance the date of the hearing (the following hearing is scheduled at each hearing, so usually you’ll have 90 days notice). A CASA is also required to complete 12 hours of in-service training annually, which can be done through various ways, found on your own or trainings that we provide. Agency: Child Abuse & Neglect (CAN) Council - Great Lakes Bay Region Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48602 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Food Pantry VolunteerShop for food, haul food from the warehouse with a dolly or greet guest safely at Drive Thru Pantry. Open Door Outreach Center 7170 Cooley Lake Road at Hospital Road in Waterford MI. Needs volunteers on call Tuesday-Friday 10-4pm to help feed the hungry in 10 communities surrounding the Lakes Area. Due to covid19 we have lost funds and lost volunteers. We are hoping to have a on call group of pantry workers who can work either 10-1pm or 1-3pm one day a week. Agency: Open Door Outreach Center Shop for food, haul food from the warehouse with a dolly or greet guest safely at Drive Thru Pantry. Open Door Outreach Center 7170 Cooley Lake Road at Hospital Road in Waterford MI. Needs volunteers on call Tuesday-Friday 10-4pm to help feed the hungry in 10 communities surrounding the Lakes Area. Due to covid19 we have lost funds and lost volunteers. We are hoping to have a on call group of pantry workers who can work either 10-1pm or 1-3pm one day a week. Agency: Open Door Outreach Center Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48327 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Thrift Store VolunteerVolunteers needed to sort, price, arrange thrift store merchandise. Agency: Open Door Outreach Center Volunteers needed to sort, price, arrange thrift store merchandise. Agency: Open Door Outreach Center Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48327 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Student Tutor (K-12, Project Faulu)Volunteers are responsible for welcoming students in the afterschool program, leading with tutoring on their homework, facilitating activities, games, snack times, and supporting any needs that arise for program efficiency. The program starts on Sept 12th 2022, running Mon. - Thur 4:00pm - 6:00pm. Volunteers must commit to volunteering for a minimum of one day a week for the duration of the 6-month commitment. Learn more and sign up today @ refugeeeducationcenter.org/volunteer Agency: Refugee Education Center Volunteers are responsible for welcoming students in the afterschool program, leading with tutoring on their homework, facilitating activities, games, snack times, and supporting any needs that arise for program efficiency. The program starts on Sept 12th 2022, running Mon. - Thur 4:00pm - 6:00pm. Volunteers must commit to volunteering for a minimum of one day a week for the duration of the 6-month commitment. Learn more and sign up today @ refugeeeducationcenter.org/volunteer Agency: Refugee Education Center Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49508 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: VETERAN TO VETERAN VOLUNTEER - Supporting Vets at the end of LifeCaring Veterans Needed to Honor Veteran's At the End of Life Looking for those with military background or their families. We are a Level Four Star We Honor Vets Organization, and volunteers help us with honoring and caring for our patients who are Veterans. We provide pinning ceremonies with patients and VET VOLs are in attendance to create a bond and connection that only VETS have. We thank patients and their loved ones for their service and honor their sacrifice with a certificate and pin.VET VOLs also assist with memorials, community events, recruitment and VET to VET Cafes.If you are interested. Please Text/Call Jackie 989-316-6797- Locations include Mt PL, Midland, Bay City, Gladwin, Saginaw, and Thumb. VET VOLs are trained as a Hospice Volunteer with additional focus on VETERAN specific education. Agency: ProMedica Hospice Caring Veterans Needed to Honor Veteran's At the End of Life Looking for those with military background or their families. We are a Level Four Star We Honor Vets Organization, and volunteers help us with honoring and caring for our patients who are Veterans. We provide pinning ceremonies with patients and VET VOLs are in attendance to create a bond and connection that only VETS have. We thank patients and their loved ones for their service and honor their sacrifice with a certificate and pin.VET VOLs also assist with memorials, community events, recruitment and VET to VET Cafes.If you are interested. Please Text/Call Jackie 989-316-6797- Locations include Mt PL, Midland, Bay City, Gladwin, Saginaw, and Thumb. VET VOLs are trained as a Hospice Volunteer with additional focus on VETERAN specific education. Agency: ProMedica Hospice Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48642 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Otsego County United Way Seeking Clean up and Repair VolunteersThe United Way network is uniquely positioned to provide on-the-ground disaster response including mobilizing volunteers and engaging local partners to ensure community stability. If you are interested in volunteering, please visit our website to fill out an application: https://www.otsegounitedway.org/volunteers Agency: Otsego County United Way The United Way network is uniquely positioned to provide on-the-ground disaster response including mobilizing volunteers and engaging local partners to ensure community stability. If you are interested in volunteering, please visit our website to fill out an application: https://www.otsegounitedway.org/volunteers Agency: Otsego County United Way Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49735 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Construction volunteers needed for Gaylord's RecoveryThe Otsego-Antrim County Habitat for Humanity is seeking help from skilled labors. These volunteers will be called as needed to assist with home repairs and rebuilds as necessary following the tornado that occurred in May 2022. The following skills are needed: General construction Roofers Carpentry Plumbing HVAC Electricians Anyone who has the ability to assist with these repairs is asked to sign up under respond and share which skills they have and when they are typically available. Volunteers will be notified when help is needed.
Agency: Otsego-Antrim Habitat for Humanity The Otsego-Antrim County Habitat for Humanity is seeking help from skilled labors. These volunteers will be called as needed to assist with home repairs and rebuilds as necessary following the tornado that occurred in May 2022. The following skills are needed: General construction Roofers Carpentry Plumbing HVAC Electricians Anyone who has the ability to assist with these repairs is asked to sign up under respond and share which skills they have and when they are typically available. Volunteers will be notified when help is needed.
Agency: Otsego-Antrim Habitat for Humanity Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49735 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Temporary Housing Needed in GaylordThe Refuge in Otsego County, is coordinating temporary housing for individuals who have been displaced from their homes due to the tornado. The organization is looking for a variety of different types of housing including land for a camper/RV (with electrical hookup), apartments, houses, and hotel rooms. If you can help, please respond and share what type of housing you have available. A member of our team will follow up with you. Agency: The Refuge in Otsego County The Refuge in Otsego County, is coordinating temporary housing for individuals who have been displaced from their homes due to the tornado. The organization is looking for a variety of different types of housing including land for a camper/RV (with electrical hookup), apartments, houses, and hotel rooms. If you can help, please respond and share what type of housing you have available. A member of our team will follow up with you. Agency: The Refuge in Otsego County Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49735 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Funds needed for Gaylord's RecoveryThe Otsego County Foundation has set up a fund designated for tornado response. If you would like to support the community foundation's effort to provide basic needs to residents impacted by the tornado, please consider giving at http:\\www.otsegofoundation.org Agency: Otsego Community Foundation The Otsego County Foundation has set up a fund designated for tornado response. If you would like to support the community foundation's effort to provide basic needs to residents impacted by the tornado, please consider giving at http:\\www.otsegofoundation.org Agency: Otsego Community Foundation Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49735 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Clothing Room OrganizerOur guests have access to two clothing rooms: one for men, and one for women and children. Similar to retail, our clothes need to be sorted, tagged, and stocked to be made available for our guests. This is a work at your own pace job, non-strenuous, and behind the scenes. Agency: Rescue Ministries of Mid-Michigan Our guests have access to two clothing rooms: one for men, and one for women and children. Similar to retail, our clothes need to be sorted, tagged, and stocked to be made available for our guests. This is a work at your own pace job, non-strenuous, and behind the scenes. Agency: Rescue Ministries of Mid-Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48607 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Fair Housing Testers- Kent & Muskegon County Seniors Needed!What is a Tester? As a tester, you play the role of a home seeker - a person who is looking for a housing unit in which to live. Testers must be at least 18 years old, objective, careful observers, accurate reporters, and truthful and credible witnesses. View the Qualifications for Testers for more information on what characteristics are important in a tester. Testers are paid a small stipend and can be fully remote! Become a Tester Our housing tester program is an interesting way to learn about the community and get first hand experience with fair housing. Testers play the role of a home seeker and participate in apartment showings, open houses, and other experiences to help us monitor fair housing practices. Testers are of vital importance to the advocacy and research programs of the Fair Housing Center. Without a vast and diverse pool of volunteer testers, the Fair Housing Center would be drastically limited in our ability to conduct research and investigate claims of illegal discrimination. What is Testing? Testing is a term used to describe the process of checking the housing market to determine the nature and extent of discriminatory treatment practiced against various home seekers. For example, in matched pair testing two or more individuals, similar in every respect other than the variable being tested, are sent to the same sales or rental office. Testers keep careful notes as to what transpires, and then record their experience on a standard report form. Differences in the treatment of testers often form the bases for successful resolution of a housing discrimination complaint. Why Testing? The testing process has been consistently supported by federal courts as a legitimate and necessary method to identify practices of unlawful housing discrimination. In West Michigan, successful complaints filed by claimants have been based upon evidence obtained by Fair Housing Center testers. How Do I Become a Tester? If you are interested in taking on the challenging and rewarding role of a tester, email us to learn about upcoming tester training dates. To register for a tester training via phone, or for more information about testing, contact Sarah Brandt at (616) 438-5712 or 1-866-389-FAIR. Agency: Fair Housing Center of West Michigan What is a Tester? As a tester, you play the role of a home seeker - a person who is looking for a housing unit in which to live. Testers must be at least 18 years old, objective, careful observers, accurate reporters, and truthful and credible witnesses. View the Qualifications for Testers for more information on what characteristics are important in a tester. Testers are paid a small stipend and can be fully remote! Become a Tester Our housing tester program is an interesting way to learn about the community and get first hand experience with fair housing. Testers play the role of a home seeker and participate in apartment showings, open houses, and other experiences to help us monitor fair housing practices. Testers are of vital importance to the advocacy and research programs of the Fair Housing Center. Without a vast and diverse pool of volunteer testers, the Fair Housing Center would be drastically limited in our ability to conduct research and investigate claims of illegal discrimination. What is Testing? Testing is a term used to describe the process of checking the housing market to determine the nature and extent of discriminatory treatment practiced against various home seekers. For example, in matched pair testing two or more individuals, similar in every respect other than the variable being tested, are sent to the same sales or rental office. Testers keep careful notes as to what transpires, and then record their experience on a standard report form. Differences in the treatment of testers often form the bases for successful resolution of a housing discrimination complaint. Why Testing? The testing process has been consistently supported by federal courts as a legitimate and necessary method to identify practices of unlawful housing discrimination. In West Michigan, successful complaints filed by claimants have been based upon evidence obtained by Fair Housing Center testers. How Do I Become a Tester? If you are interested in taking on the challenging and rewarding role of a tester, email us to learn about upcoming tester training dates. To register for a tester training via phone, or for more information about testing, contact Sarah Brandt at (616) 438-5712 or 1-866-389-FAIR. Agency: Fair Housing Center of West Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49507 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Fair Housing Testers NeededWhat is a Tester? As a tester, you play the role of a home seeker - a person who is looking for a housing unit in which to live. Testers must be at least 18 years old, objective, careful observers, accurate reporters, and truthful and credible witnesses. View the Qualifications for Testers for more information on what characteristics are important in a tester. Testers are paid a small stipend and can be fully remote! Become a Tester Our housing tester program is an interesting way to learn about the community and get first hand experience with fair housing. Testers play the role of a home seeker and participate in apartment showings, open houses, and other experiences to help us monitor fair housing practices. Testers are of vital importance to the advocacy and research programs of the Fair Housing Center. Without a vast and diverse pool of volunteer testers, the Fair Housing Center would be drastically limited in our ability to conduct research and investigate claims of illegal discrimination. What is Testing? Testing is a term used to describe the process of checking the housing market to determine the nature and extent of discriminatory treatment practiced against various home seekers. For example, in matched pair testing two or more individuals, similar in every respect other than the variable being tested, are sent to the same sales or rental office. Testers keep careful notes as to what transpires, and then record their experience on a standard report form. Differences in the treatment of testers often form the bases for successful resolution of a housing discrimination complaint. Why Testing? The testing process has been consistently supported by federal courts as a legitimate and necessary method to identify practices of unlawful housing discrimination. In West Michigan, successful complaints filed by claimants have been based upon evidence obtained by Fair Housing Center testers. How Do I Become a Tester? If you are interested in taking on the challenging and rewarding role of a tester, email us to learn about upcoming tester training dates. To register for a tester training via phone, or for more information about testing, contact Sarah Brandt at (616) 438-5712 or 1-866-389-FAIR. Agency: Fair Housing Center of West Michigan What is a Tester? As a tester, you play the role of a home seeker - a person who is looking for a housing unit in which to live. Testers must be at least 18 years old, objective, careful observers, accurate reporters, and truthful and credible witnesses. View the Qualifications for Testers for more information on what characteristics are important in a tester. Testers are paid a small stipend and can be fully remote! Become a Tester Our housing tester program is an interesting way to learn about the community and get first hand experience with fair housing. Testers play the role of a home seeker and participate in apartment showings, open houses, and other experiences to help us monitor fair housing practices. Testers are of vital importance to the advocacy and research programs of the Fair Housing Center. Without a vast and diverse pool of volunteer testers, the Fair Housing Center would be drastically limited in our ability to conduct research and investigate claims of illegal discrimination. What is Testing? Testing is a term used to describe the process of checking the housing market to determine the nature and extent of discriminatory treatment practiced against various home seekers. For example, in matched pair testing two or more individuals, similar in every respect other than the variable being tested, are sent to the same sales or rental office. Testers keep careful notes as to what transpires, and then record their experience on a standard report form. Differences in the treatment of testers often form the bases for successful resolution of a housing discrimination complaint. Why Testing? The testing process has been consistently supported by federal courts as a legitimate and necessary method to identify practices of unlawful housing discrimination. In West Michigan, successful complaints filed by claimants have been based upon evidence obtained by Fair Housing Center testers. How Do I Become a Tester? If you are interested in taking on the challenging and rewarding role of a tester, email us to learn about upcoming tester training dates. To register for a tester training via phone, or for more information about testing, contact Sarah Brandt at (616) 438-5712 or 1-866-389-FAIR. Agency: Fair Housing Center of West Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49507 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Helping Hands For Horsey House CallsCamp Casey provides cost-free horseback riding programs to children with cancer and life-threatening illnesses in Michigan. We need 5 volunteers for each one of our Horsey House Calls where we bring a full sized horse to each child's house for a day of fun and riding! It is completely cost free to the family and includes grooming and riding a horse as well as a pizza party, arts and crafts, and making horse treats! Please fill out our volunteer application to get involved! Have a company or group that wants to get involved? We can book a Horsey House Call for you to volunteer at together! Agency: Camp Casey Camp Casey provides cost-free horseback riding programs to children with cancer and life-threatening illnesses in Michigan. We need 5 volunteers for each one of our Horsey House Calls where we bring a full sized horse to each child's house for a day of fun and riding! It is completely cost free to the family and includes grooming and riding a horse as well as a pizza party, arts and crafts, and making horse treats! Please fill out our volunteer application to get involved! Have a company or group that wants to get involved? We can book a Horsey House Call for you to volunteer at together! Agency: Camp Casey Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48336 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Beauticians/Barbers for HospiceVolunteer cosmetologists needed! McLaren Hospice is seeking licensed beautician/barber volunteers to occasionally help our patients by bringing a new perspective and confidence to persons facing end of life. We are seeking licensed stylists/barbers to provide a clean shave or haircut/styling for patients receiving hospice care in their homes. Training is flexible and offered monthly. Agency: United Way of Bay County Volunteer cosmetologists needed! McLaren Hospice is seeking licensed beautician/barber volunteers to occasionally help our patients by bringing a new perspective and confidence to persons facing end of life. We are seeking licensed stylists/barbers to provide a clean shave or haircut/styling for patients receiving hospice care in their homes. Training is flexible and offered monthly. Agency: United Way of Bay County Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48708 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Crafting Volunteers for HospiceCrafting volunteers needed to help hospice patients & their families! McLaren Hospice is seeking volunteers to create special comfort items from loved one’s clothing for family members such as memory bears or pillows. In addition, help create lap blankets, catheter covers, and neck pillows. Agency: United Way of Bay County Crafting volunteers needed to help hospice patients & their families! McLaren Hospice is seeking volunteers to create special comfort items from loved one’s clothing for family members such as memory bears or pillows. In addition, help create lap blankets, catheter covers, and neck pillows. Agency: United Way of Bay County Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48708 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Veteran to Veteran Hospice VolunteersVeteran volunteers needed to support veteran hospice patients & their families! Help McLaren Hospice Patients with pinning ceremonies, active listening & life review, provide caregiver support by giving them a break by sitting with the patient. Training is flexible and offered monthly. Agency: United Way of Bay County Veteran volunteers needed to support veteran hospice patients & their families! Help McLaren Hospice Patients with pinning ceremonies, active listening & life review, provide caregiver support by giving them a break by sitting with the patient. Training is flexible and offered monthly. Agency: United Way of Bay County Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48708 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Patient VisitorHospice Patient Visitor needed to support hospice patients & their families! Help McLaren Hospice enhance the care and quality of life for McLaren Hospice Patients & their families by providing companionship, caregiver relief, running errands, light meals or housekeeping, etc. based on individual comfort level. Training is flexible and offered monthly. Agency: United Way of Bay County Hospice Patient Visitor needed to support hospice patients & their families! Help McLaren Hospice enhance the care and quality of life for McLaren Hospice Patients & their families by providing companionship, caregiver relief, running errands, light meals or housekeeping, etc. based on individual comfort level. Training is flexible and offered monthly. Agency: United Way of Bay County Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48708 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Office Administration VolunteerThe office administration volunteer will work with EVE’s office manager to provide office management support to help EVE function at full capacity. The administrative office is the hub of EVE and it works with EVE staff to ensure their departments’ needs are met to better serve survivors of domestic and sexual violence while also maintaining a positive image with donors and other community partners. Key Responsibilities: Compose correspondence and other documents Answer phones and take complete messages Routine mailing Filing Computer data entry Other projects as neededImportant Information: This position is limited to Monday-Friday Interested applicants must complete an EVE application found at EVE Application The volunteer must pass a criminal background check Due to confidentiality, the exact location will be provided to chosen volunteer Some training may be required prior to starting this positionAgency: EVE (End Violent Encounters) The office administration volunteer will work with EVE’s office manager to provide office management support to help EVE function at full capacity. The administrative office is the hub of EVE and it works with EVE staff to ensure their departments’ needs are met to better serve survivors of domestic and sexual violence while also maintaining a positive image with donors and other community partners. Key Responsibilities: Compose correspondence and other documents Answer phones and take complete messages Routine mailing Filing Computer data entry Other projects as neededImportant Information: This position is limited to Monday-Friday Interested applicants must complete an EVE application found at EVE Application The volunteer must pass a criminal background check Due to confidentiality, the exact location will be provided to chosen volunteer Some training may be required prior to starting this positionAgency: EVE (End Violent Encounters) Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48906 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Kidney CompanionKIDNEY COMPANIONS MUST:
Be 18 years or older Have a valid driver’s license and access to reliable transportation Have a flexible schedule to provide transportation, if needed Attend volunteer orientation. The orientation is divided into 3 sessions each lasting 1-2 hours. Have COVID vaccine and Annual Influenza vaccine WHAT DOES THE ROLE INCLUDE? As with any friend or family member going through a major health crisis, a transplant support person [kidney companion] provides emotional and physical support and advocacy for the patient.Prior to transplant, they help drive patients to medical appointments at the transplant center; this may be up to 3-4 times per year. They help at the time of hospitalization for transplant, including receiving medical education and providing emotional support. At home, particularly as patients have a lifting restriction for several weeks post-surgery, they assist with housekeeping if needed, grocery shopping, day-to-day errands, and general emotional support. This level of in-home support is expected for 6-8 weeks post-transplant. After transplant, they help drive the patients to medical appointments. In the immediate post-transplant period, they may be asked to drive the patient to medical appointments as often as 2-3 times per week for the first month and then 1 time per week for the second month. At the medical appointments, especially after the transplant, the kidney companion will also play a key role in supporting the patient. At these appointments, patients can be overwhelmed by the amount of information given and medications prescribed, and the kidney companion will be critical in assisting the patient with all of these changes and medication management. WHAT THE ROLE DOES NOT INCLUDE:Kidney companions do not provide medical care, nursing care, wound care nor are expected to provide any financial support. Our patients already have a dedicated team of nurses, doctors, and social workers, both with the transplant center and dialysis center, who are primarily responsible for the patient’s medical care, insurance coverage and applications, appointment times, etc. Agency: Kidney Companions KIDNEY COMPANIONS MUST:
Be 18 years or older Have a valid driver’s license and access to reliable transportation Have a flexible schedule to provide transportation, if needed Attend volunteer orientation. The orientation is divided into 3 sessions each lasting 1-2 hours. Have COVID vaccine and Annual Influenza vaccine WHAT DOES THE ROLE INCLUDE? As with any friend or family member going through a major health crisis, a transplant support person [kidney companion] provides emotional and physical support and advocacy for the patient.Prior to transplant, they help drive patients to medical appointments at the transplant center; this may be up to 3-4 times per year. They help at the time of hospitalization for transplant, including receiving medical education and providing emotional support. At home, particularly as patients have a lifting restriction for several weeks post-surgery, they assist with housekeeping if needed, grocery shopping, day-to-day errands, and general emotional support. This level of in-home support is expected for 6-8 weeks post-transplant. After transplant, they help drive the patients to medical appointments. In the immediate post-transplant period, they may be asked to drive the patient to medical appointments as often as 2-3 times per week for the first month and then 1 time per week for the second month. At the medical appointments, especially after the transplant, the kidney companion will also play a key role in supporting the patient. At these appointments, patients can be overwhelmed by the amount of information given and medications prescribed, and the kidney companion will be critical in assisting the patient with all of these changes and medication management. WHAT THE ROLE DOES NOT INCLUDE:Kidney companions do not provide medical care, nursing care, wound care nor are expected to provide any financial support. Our patients already have a dedicated team of nurses, doctors, and social workers, both with the transplant center and dialysis center, who are primarily responsible for the patient’s medical care, insurance coverage and applications, appointment times, etc. Agency: Kidney Companions Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49684 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Magical ScannerWe are in need of a person to help scan photos and documents at the Lenawee Community Foundation. We will show you how to use the equipment. Agency: VOLUNTEER Lenawee! We are in need of a person to help scan photos and documents at the Lenawee Community Foundation. We will show you how to use the equipment. Agency: VOLUNTEER Lenawee! Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49221 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Local Disaster Response - Great Lakes Bay AreaWe help people affected by disasters ranging from home fires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, clothing, comfort and hope. Each year, volunteers respond to approx. 2,300 local disaster across the state of Michigan. Disaster Action Team Member (Disaster Services Member): DAT Members work on a scheduled, on-call basis and respond to disasters in their local community/geographical area Day and overnight shifts available 24/7 – 365 days a year Shifts are scheduled in advance (by the responder). Responders are expected to answer emergency calls and respond while on-duty. Work with clients to begin the recovery casework process Length of shift will vary by geographical areaAgency: American Red Cross - Michigan Region We help people affected by disasters ranging from home fires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, clothing, comfort and hope. Each year, volunteers respond to approx. 2,300 local disaster across the state of Michigan. Disaster Action Team Member (Disaster Services Member): DAT Members work on a scheduled, on-call basis and respond to disasters in their local community/geographical area Day and overnight shifts available 24/7 – 365 days a year Shifts are scheduled in advance (by the responder). Responders are expected to answer emergency calls and respond while on-duty. Work with clients to begin the recovery casework process Length of shift will vary by geographical areaAgency: American Red Cross - Michigan Region Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48708 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Local Disaster Response - Metro DetroitWe help people affected by disasters ranging from home fires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, clothing, comfort and hope. Each year, volunteers respond to approx. 2,300 local disaster across the state of Michigan. Disaster Action Team Member (Disaster Services Member): DAT Members work on a scheduled, on-call basis and respond to disasters in their local community/geographical area Day and overnight shifts available 24/7 – 365 days a year Shifts are scheduled in advance (by the responder). Responders are expected to answer emergency calls and respond while on-duty. Work with clients to begin the recovery casework process Length of shift will vary by geographical areaAgency: American Red Cross - Michigan Region We help people affected by disasters ranging from home fires to hurricanes by providing food, shelter, clothing, comfort and hope. Each year, volunteers respond to approx. 2,300 local disaster across the state of Michigan. Disaster Action Team Member (Disaster Services Member): DAT Members work on a scheduled, on-call basis and respond to disasters in their local community/geographical area Day and overnight shifts available 24/7 – 365 days a year Shifts are scheduled in advance (by the responder). Responders are expected to answer emergency calls and respond while on-duty. Work with clients to begin the recovery casework process Length of shift will vary by geographical areaAgency: American Red Cross - Michigan Region Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48201 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Blood Drive Volunteer - Wayne CountyRed Cross Blood Drive Volunteers provide excellent and enthusiastic customer service to enhance the blood donor experience. Volunteers screen, register and express gratitude and ensure each blood donor is sincerely thanked for their donation. Volunteers:
Provide a warm, friendly greeting to all donors
Screen blood donors for health concerns
Instruct and make donor comfortable in registration procedures
Be alert and notify Red Cross staff if a donor does not appear to be feeling well
Offer refreshments and conversation
Help schedule appointments for the next blood drive
Agency: American Red Cross - Michigan Region Red Cross Blood Drive Volunteers provide excellent and enthusiastic customer service to enhance the blood donor experience. Volunteers screen, register and express gratitude and ensure each blood donor is sincerely thanked for their donation. Volunteers:
Provide a warm, friendly greeting to all donors
Screen blood donors for health concerns
Instruct and make donor comfortable in registration procedures
Be alert and notify Red Cross staff if a donor does not appear to be feeling well
Offer refreshments and conversation
Help schedule appointments for the next blood drive
Agency: American Red Cross - Michigan Region Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48235 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Blood Drive Volunteer - Ingham CountyRed Cross Blood Drive Volunteers provide excellent and enthusiastic customer service to enhance the blood donor experience. Volunteers screen, register and express gratitude and ensure each blood donor is sincerely thanked for their donation. Volunteers:
Provide a warm, friendly greeting to all donors
Screen blood donors for health concerns
Instruct and make donor comfortable in registration procedures
Be alert and notify Red Cross staff if a donor does not appear to be feeling well
Offer refreshments and conversation
Help schedule appointments for the next blood drive
Agency: American Red Cross - Michigan Region Red Cross Blood Drive Volunteers provide excellent and enthusiastic customer service to enhance the blood donor experience. Volunteers screen, register and express gratitude and ensure each blood donor is sincerely thanked for their donation. Volunteers:
Provide a warm, friendly greeting to all donors
Screen blood donors for health concerns
Instruct and make donor comfortable in registration procedures
Be alert and notify Red Cross staff if a donor does not appear to be feeling well
Offer refreshments and conversation
Help schedule appointments for the next blood drive
Agency: American Red Cross - Michigan Region Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48912 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Blood Drive Volunteer - Genesse CountyRed Cross Blood Drive Volunteers provide excellent and enthusiastic customer service to enhance the blood donor experience. Volunteers screen, register and express gratitude and ensure each blood donor is sincerely thanked for their donation. Volunteers:
Provide a warm, friendly greeting to all donors
Screen blood donors for health concerns
Instruct and make donor comfortable in registration procedures
Be alert and notify Red Cross staff if a donor does not appear to be feeling well
Offer refreshments and conversation
Help schedule appointments for the next blood drive
Agency: American Red Cross - Michigan Region Red Cross Blood Drive Volunteers provide excellent and enthusiastic customer service to enhance the blood donor experience. Volunteers screen, register and express gratitude and ensure each blood donor is sincerely thanked for their donation. Volunteers:
Provide a warm, friendly greeting to all donors
Screen blood donors for health concerns
Instruct and make donor comfortable in registration procedures
Be alert and notify Red Cross staff if a donor does not appear to be feeling well
Offer refreshments and conversation
Help schedule appointments for the next blood drive
Agency: American Red Cross - Michigan Region Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48503 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Heart of West Michigan United WayThe Heart of West Michigan United Way is managing volunteer needs in Kent county Please click HERE to learn more.
*Do not select "respond" in the upper right corner. By doing so, you are only selecting an interest in learning more rather than being directed to the site where you can learn more. Agency: Volunteer Michigan The Heart of West Michigan United Way is managing volunteer needs in Kent county Please click HERE to learn more.
*Do not select "respond" in the upper right corner. By doing so, you are only selecting an interest in learning more rather than being directed to the site where you can learn more. Agency: Volunteer Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49503 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: iCARE Detroit InterniCARE Detroit is seeking an intern. Through this internship with iCARE Detroit, you will work directly with our CEO to support a variety of projects and initiatives, while playing a key role in our day to day operations throughout the various assignments delegated to you by the iCARE Detroit administrative team. This role will assist with the organization’s communication activities that enhance and elevate the iCARE Detroit brand and organization reputation. We will look to you to contribute new ideas and insight as a valued member of the team. Excellent opportunity for a young professional to get exposure in running a nonprofit organization.
Agency: iCARE Detroit iCARE Detroit is seeking an intern. Through this internship with iCARE Detroit, you will work directly with our CEO to support a variety of projects and initiatives, while playing a key role in our day to day operations throughout the various assignments delegated to you by the iCARE Detroit administrative team. This role will assist with the organization’s communication activities that enhance and elevate the iCARE Detroit brand and organization reputation. We will look to you to contribute new ideas and insight as a valued member of the team. Excellent opportunity for a young professional to get exposure in running a nonprofit organization.
Agency: iCARE Detroit Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48223 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: YEAR-ROUND VOLUNTEER NEEDSVolunteer Opportunities: Horse Leader, Sidewalker, Tacking, Grooming and Barn Maintenance, Haycrew (Horse care and feeding), Special Events (Fundraisers, Easter with the Equest Bunny, Holiday Horse Show, Horsin Around at the Derby, Horses & Hands program…), Facility maintenance (repairs, weeding, flowers, painting, cleaning pastures, etc.), Administration (data entry, bulk mailing, filing, etc.) Community Outreach: service projects are also available throughout the year for interested groups such as Boy/Girls Scouts, 4-H, Youth Leadership, Business groups, Church groups, & Schools. Orientation and Training is not necessary but volunteer registration is required. To learn about current projects – contact Equest Center’s Volunteer Coordinator. Orientation and Training are necessary for the following volunteer opportunities. Horse leader/handler primary responsibility is to the horse, i.e., prepare the horse for class, maintain safety spacing, and help the horse follow the directions of the rider during class. Sidewalkers physically assist the rider (during riding, mounting and dismounting), help the rider guide their horse during the lesson, and assist the rider in following the directions of the instructor as necessary. The amount of assistance is dependent on each rider’s abilities. Sidewalkers must be at least 14 years old. The Tacking, Grooming and Barn Maintenance assistants are the “behind the scenes” volunteers stationed in the barn preparing horses for lessons, leading horses from and to the pastures, feeding, grooming and tacking, keeping the barn area clean. (volunteers must meet age requirements for individual jobs in this area) A Lead Volunteer will assist with tack changes and horse turn out. Agency: Equest Center for Therapeutic Riding Volunteer Opportunities: Horse Leader, Sidewalker, Tacking, Grooming and Barn Maintenance, Haycrew (Horse care and feeding), Special Events (Fundraisers, Easter with the Equest Bunny, Holiday Horse Show, Horsin Around at the Derby, Horses & Hands program…), Facility maintenance (repairs, weeding, flowers, painting, cleaning pastures, etc.), Administration (data entry, bulk mailing, filing, etc.) Community Outreach: service projects are also available throughout the year for interested groups such as Boy/Girls Scouts, 4-H, Youth Leadership, Business groups, Church groups, & Schools. Orientation and Training is not necessary but volunteer registration is required. To learn about current projects – contact Equest Center’s Volunteer Coordinator. Orientation and Training are necessary for the following volunteer opportunities. Horse leader/handler primary responsibility is to the horse, i.e., prepare the horse for class, maintain safety spacing, and help the horse follow the directions of the rider during class. Sidewalkers physically assist the rider (during riding, mounting and dismounting), help the rider guide their horse during the lesson, and assist the rider in following the directions of the instructor as necessary. The amount of assistance is dependent on each rider’s abilities. Sidewalkers must be at least 14 years old. The Tacking, Grooming and Barn Maintenance assistants are the “behind the scenes” volunteers stationed in the barn preparing horses for lessons, leading horses from and to the pastures, feeding, grooming and tacking, keeping the barn area clean. (volunteers must meet age requirements for individual jobs in this area) A Lead Volunteer will assist with tack changes and horse turn out. Agency: Equest Center for Therapeutic Riding Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49341 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Volunteers NeededMid- Michigan Program (Midland, Bay City, Saginaw, Mt Pleasant, & Thumb) Needs: Office Volunteers- Well suited for retired secretaries, school workers and others with a background in an office setting and attention to detail. Well suited for teens and college students looking for professional experience and understanding of what it takes to start a career. Friendly Visitor Volunteers- Well suited for anyone who loves people! Such as retirees who enjoy having someone to care for & connect with. Well suited for college students who are looking for resume experience in areas such as: pre-med, nursing, social work, mental health counseling, education, recreation and physical therapy, spiritual callings Bereavement & Vigil Volunteers- Well suited for those with personal or professional experience with end of life, big emotions and big questions. Contact Jackie Licquia 989-316-6797 Agency: Heartland Hospice of Midland Mid- Michigan Program (Midland, Bay City, Saginaw, Mt Pleasant, & Thumb) Needs: Office Volunteers- Well suited for retired secretaries, school workers and others with a background in an office setting and attention to detail. Well suited for teens and college students looking for professional experience and understanding of what it takes to start a career. Friendly Visitor Volunteers- Well suited for anyone who loves people! Such as retirees who enjoy having someone to care for & connect with. Well suited for college students who are looking for resume experience in areas such as: pre-med, nursing, social work, mental health counseling, education, recreation and physical therapy, spiritual callings Bereavement & Vigil Volunteers- Well suited for those with personal or professional experience with end of life, big emotions and big questions. Contact Jackie Licquia 989-316-6797 Agency: Heartland Hospice of Midland Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48642 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Meals on Wheels Delivery DriverThis is a perfect opportunity for someone who would like to help deliver meals Monday through Friday, or maybe just a couple of days during the week, to seniors in Genesee County. You must be available from 10 am to 3 pm. Time frame may vary between those hours. Back ground check a must. Must have a clean dependable vehicle. Must be able to lift up to 20 lbs.
Agency: Genesee County Community Action Resource Department (GCCARD) This is a perfect opportunity for someone who would like to help deliver meals Monday through Friday, or maybe just a couple of days during the week, to seniors in Genesee County. You must be available from 10 am to 3 pm. Time frame may vary between those hours. Back ground check a must. Must have a clean dependable vehicle. Must be able to lift up to 20 lbs.
Agency: Genesee County Community Action Resource Department (GCCARD) Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48507 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: GCCARD Commodities Delivery DriverThis is a perfect opportunity for someone who would like to help deliver Commodities Monday through Friday or just a couple of days during the week to seniors in Genesee County. You must be available from 8 am to 3 pm. Times will vary during this window. Back ground check a must. Must have a clean dependable vehicle. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs.
Agency: Genesee County Community Action Resource Department (GCCARD) This is a perfect opportunity for someone who would like to help deliver Commodities Monday through Friday or just a couple of days during the week to seniors in Genesee County. You must be available from 8 am to 3 pm. Times will vary during this window. Back ground check a must. Must have a clean dependable vehicle. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs.
Agency: Genesee County Community Action Resource Department (GCCARD) Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48507 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: GCCARD Commodities Packer (Food Boxes)This is a perfect opportunity for someone who would like to help pack Commodities Monday through Friday or even a couple of days during the week to seniors in Genesee County. Schedules are from 9 am to 3 pm. Time frame may vary between these hours. Back ground check a must. Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs.
Agency: Genesee County Community Action Resource Department (GCCARD) This is a perfect opportunity for someone who would like to help pack Commodities Monday through Friday or even a couple of days during the week to seniors in Genesee County. Schedules are from 9 am to 3 pm. Time frame may vary between these hours. Back ground check a must. Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs.
Agency: Genesee County Community Action Resource Department (GCCARD) Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 48507 Allow Groups: Yes |