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Junior Academic Foundation

National Chapter President

Opportunity Overview The Junior Academic Foundation is looking for students to serve as Chapter Presidents. This role involves leading the development of a local chapter, recruiting volunteers, and organizing tutoring programs. As a Chapter President, you will work to expand educational access and make an impact in your community. This is a leadership opportunity for students who are passionate about education and community development. The Junior Academic Foundation aims to provide free academic support to students in need. As a Chapter President, you will be responsible for establishing and leading a local chapter, and connecting students with volunteer tutors. You will also work with the Junior Academic Foundation leadership team to share updates and expand your chapter's impact. This opportunity is ideal for students who are committed to making a difference in their communities. You will have the chance to develop your leadership skills, work with a team, and make a positive impact on the lives of students in your area. Responsibilities Establish and lead a Junior Academic Foundation chapter in your local community Recruit and manage volunteer tutors Identify and connect with students who would benefit from free tutoring services Organize tutoring sessions and ensure consistent communication between tutors and students Promote the chapter through schools, community organizations, and social media Work with the Junior Academic Foundation leadership team to share updates and expand your chapter's impact Eligibility Must be a motivated and passionate student Committed to expanding educational access and making a meaningful impact in their community How to Apply 1. Review the responsibilities and eligibility requirements for the Chapter President role. 2. Prepare to provide information about your leadership experience and passion for education. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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Wiggles Way Rescue

Cat Fosters Needed - Wiggles Way Rescue

Opportunity Overview Wiggles Way Rescue is looking for cat and kitten fosters to provide a safe and loving space for animals in need. As a foster, you will care for a cat or kitten until they are ready for adoption, which can be a few weeks or a few months. The rescue provides all necessary supplies, including food, litter, and medical care, as well as guidance and support. Your role will be to provide daily care, love, and socialization to the animals. The fostering process is completely free, and you will be helping to make a life-saving difference for cats and kittens in need. Wiggles Way Rescue handles the medical care, adoption process, and finding forever homes for the animals. By fostering, you can help the rescue save more lives, even if you only have room for one cat or a litter of kittens. Fostering with Wiggles Way Rescue is a great way to make a positive impact without the lifelong commitment of adoption. The rescue is currently in need of fosters due to shelters being full, making it a perfect time to get involved. What You'll Do Provide daily food and water for the cat or kitten Keep the litter box clean Provide love and socialization to the animal Help track the cat or kitten's progress and provide updates to the rescue Care for a cat or kitten until they are ready for adoption Requirements & Qualifications Ability to provide a safe and loving space for a cat or kitten Willingness to care for an animal for a few weeks or a few months Ability to provide daily care and attention to the animal Room for one cat, a mama and her kittens, or one litter of kittens Benefits All supplies, including food, litter, and medical care, are provided by the rescue Guidance and support are provided every step of the way Opportunity to make a life-saving difference for cats and kittens in need How to Apply 1. Reach out to Wiggles Way Rescue to learn more about the fostering process 2. Ask about the application process and what to expect 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application

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Prisoner Visitation and Support (Visitors)

Prisoner Visitation and Support Volunteer - Aliceville, AL

Opportunity Overview Prisoner Visitation and Support is looking for volunteers to visit prisoners at FCI Aliceville in Aliceville, Alabama. The organization focuses on visiting prisoners with an acute need for human contact, including those without regular visits, long sentence prisoners far from home, those in solitary confinement, and those on death row. Volunteers will let prisoners set the agenda for discussions, which may include concerns about lack of family contact, medical problems, work or educational plans, and current events. The time commitment is a few hours per month, with a minimum commitment of 2 years to visiting, and volunteers must be willing to visit anyone without prejudice. The primary goal of Prisoner Visitation and Support is to provide human contact to prisoners who need it most. Volunteers will be visiting prisoners at FCI Aliceville, which is located at 11070 Alabama 14, Aliceville, Alabama. The organization is authorized by the Federal Bureau of Prisons and the Department of Defense to visit any prisoner in the Federal and Military prison systems. Volunteers must be at least 21 years old and willing to make a long-term commitment to visiting prisoners. They must also be good listeners, mature, and able to visit anyone without prejudice. The organization provides training for its volunteers, which is an essential part of the program. What You'll Do Visit prisoners at FCI Aliceville in Aliceville, Alabama Let prisoners set the agenda for discussions Listen to prisoners' concerns, which may include lack of family contact, medical problems, work or educational plans, and current events Visit prisoners with an acute need for human contact, including those without regular visits, long sentence prisoners far from home, those in solitary confinement, and those on death row Make a minimum commitment of 2 years to visiting Visit prisoners for a few hours per month, with visits taking place on weekdays and weekends during the daytime Requirements & Qualifications Must be at least 21 years old Must be willing to make a minimum commitment of 2 years to visiting Must be a good listener, mature, and willing to visit anyone without prejudice Must be able to pass a background check Must attend an orientation Must be available to visit prisoners for a few hours per month Benefits Training provided by the organization Opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of prisoners Chance to develop listening and communication skills How to Apply 1. Review the requirements and qualifications for the volunteer position 2. Fill out the application form, which includes providing your first name, last name, email, and phone number 3. Submit your application form and wait for further instructions from the organization Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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I Want To Mow Your Lawn ®

Wayne, NJ: a neighbor could use a hand with lawn and yard care · Ref IWTMYL-NPM

Opportunity Overview A neighbor in Wayne, NJ needs help with lawn and yard care, which may include mowing and light yard work. This is a one-time relief visit that can be completed in a single afternoon, and the exact timing can be coordinated based on the volunteer's availability. The neighbor does not have equipment available, so it is best for a volunteer who can bring basic lawn tools. The help provided will ensure the neighbor's yard stays tidy and welcoming, and it is a practical and immediate way to make a difference. The opportunity is part of a nationwide effort by I Want To Mow Your Lawn, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides free lawn mowing, yard maintenance, and seasonal outdoor help to older adults, military veterans, people with disabilities, and neighbors facing financial hardship. I Want To Mow Your Lawn has a growing network of over 1,800 volunteers who have reached communities across all 50 states, and they combine practical outdoor help with environmentally conscious practices. Every service is offered at no cost to the people they serve, and volunteers can expect to see the difference they made before they even pack up. What You'll Do Mow the lawn Perform light yard work Bring basic lawn tools, as the neighbor does not have equipment available Complete the task in a single visit, often in a single afternoon Review the details before deciding whether it is a good fit Requirements & Qualifications Ability to safely operate lawn or yard equipment Availability to complete a one-time relief visit Ability to bring basic lawn tools Comfort level with the task and location Benefits Volunteer insurance coverage while completing an approved service Access to a free, mobile-friendly platform to find and claim nearby opportunities Tools to log visits, service hours, notes, and before-and-after photos Privacy-protected calling and texting Tracked and documented volunteer hours for school, work, or organizational requirements Orientation materials and support from a nationally recognized nonprofit Potential equipment-support and upgrade opportunities for active volunteers How to Apply 1. Tell us your town or ZIP code to connect with this and other nearby opportunities. 2. Sign up directly on the I Want To Mow Your Lawn website. 3. Email your interest to the organization to get started with the volunteer process.

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I Want To Mow Your Lawn ®

Lend an Army veteran a hand with yard help in Dexter, KY · Ref IWTMYL-MXO

Opportunity Overview An Army veteran in Dexter, KY needs help with yard work, specifically mowing and light yard maintenance. The veteran shares a home with two others, and assistance with yard care would make a big difference for the whole household. This is a one-time relief visit, and the exact timing can be coordinated based on the volunteer's availability. The task can typically be completed in a single afternoon. The volunteer will need to bring their own basic lawn tools, as the veteran does not have equipment available. The work involved is routine yard care, such as mowing and light maintenance, rather than heavy landscaping. This is an opportunity for a volunteer to make a tangible difference in their community. I Want To Mow Your Lawn is a nationwide 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides free lawn mowing, yard maintenance, and seasonal outdoor help to older adults, military veterans, people with disabilities, and neighbors facing financial hardship. The organization has a growing network of over 1,800 volunteers across all 50 states. What You'll Do Mow the lawn Perform light yard work Possibly trim and edge the lawn Assist with leaf removal or light seasonal yard cleanup Requirements & Qualifications Ability to safely operate lawn or yard equipment Availability to complete a one-time relief visit Ability to bring own basic lawn tools Comfortable working with a household of three Ability to work independently or as part of a team Benefits Volunteer insurance coverage while completing an approved service Access to a free, mobile-friendly platform to find and claim nearby opportunities Tools to log visits, service hours, notes, and before-and-after photos Privacy-protected calling and texting Tracked and documented volunteer hours for school, work, or organizational requirements Orientation materials and support from a nationally recognized nonprofit How to Apply 1. Sign up on the I Want To Mow Your Lawn website as a volunteer 2. Enter your town or ZIP code to find nearby opportunities 3. Review the details of the opportunity and claim it if it's a good fit 4. Click the Apply button below to submit your application

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PFLAG Los Angeles

Spanish Support Group Lead (Español)

Opportunity Overview PFLAG Los Angeles is seeking a Spanish Support Group Lead to manage and oversee its Spanish-speaking Support Group. The role involves ensuring session coverage, training and mentoring co-facilitators, and facilitating discussions on LGBTQ+ topics. PFLAG Los Angeles is dedicated to creating a caring, just, and affirming world for LGBTQ+ people and those who love them. The organization focuses on education, advocacy, and support, and this role will contribute to its mission. As a Spanish Support Group Lead, the selected individual will have the opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of LGBTQ+ individuals and their families. They will collaborate with advocates, community leaders, and individuals practicing LGBTQ+ allyship to build meaningful connections. The role also offers the chance to develop leadership and facilitation skills, which can have a lasting impact. PFLAG Los Angeles values diverse experiences and perspectives, and encourages individuals from LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities to apply. The organization provides training for its volunteers, so prior facilitation experience is not required. Responsibilities - Manage and oversee the Spanish-speaking Support Group - Ensure session coverage - Train and mentor co-facilitators - Identify emerging topics and resource needs - Collaborate with board members and other volunteers to align the group’s goals with organizational priorities - Facilitate discussions on a wide range of topics, including LGBTQ+ identities, family dynamics, gender identity, and gender expression Requirements & Qualifications - Fluency in Spanish required - Comfort discussing LGBTQ+ topics, including transgender and gender-expansive experiences - Willingness to learn more about the unique needs and dynamics of the group(s) assigned - Prior facilitation experience preferred, but not required - Training provided Benefits - Opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of LGBTQ+ individuals and their families - Chance to develop leadership and facilitation skills - Collaboration with advocates, community leaders, and individuals practicing LGBTQ+ allyship How to Apply 1. Attach your resume to your application 2. Answer the following questions in a cover letter: - Which role(s) interests you? - What motivates you to support PFLAG LA’s mission? - What relevant experiences or skills do you bring? 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application

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I Want To Mow Your Lawn ®

Pitch in on yard help for a neighbor in Fort Walton Bch, FL · Ref IWTMYL-M50

Opportunity Overview I Want To Mow Your Lawn, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is seeking volunteers in Fort Walton Bch, FL, to help a neighbor with lawn maintenance. This opportunity involves mowing and light yard work, and volunteers are expected to bring their own basic lawn tools. The visit is typically a one-time relief effort and can be completed in a single afternoon. The goal is to provide meaningful relief and make a visible difference in the neighbor's life. The nonprofit's mission is to preserve dignity, improve safety, and support independent living by bringing neighbors together through meaningful, hands-on service. Since 2020, they have reached communities across all 50 states with a growing network of over 1,800 volunteers. Volunteers can expect to see the difference they made before they even pack up, and every visit is coordinated in advance. Volunteers have the flexibility to choose opportunities that fit their location, availability, equipment, and comfort level. The nonprofit provides various tools and resources to support volunteers, including volunteer insurance coverage, access to a mobile-friendly platform, and tracked and documented volunteer hours. What You'll Do Mow the lawn Perform light yard work Bring basic lawn tools, such as a mower and trimming equipment Complete the task in a single afternoon Coordinate with the neighbor to determine the best time for the visit Requirements & Qualifications Ability to safely operate lawn or yard equipment Availability to complete a one-time relief visit Comfort level with physical outdoor work Ability to bring own lawn equipment Suitable for individuals, families, retirees, students, scout troops, and civic clubs Benefits Volunteer insurance coverage while completing an approved service Access to a free, mobile-friendly platform to find and claim nearby opportunities Tools to log visits, service hours, notes, and before-and-after photos Privacy-protected calling and texting Tracked and documented volunteer hours for school, work, or organizational requirements How to Apply 1. Tell I Want To Mow Your Lawn your town or ZIP code to connect with nearby opportunities. 2. Review the opportunity details and determine if it's a good fit for you. 3. Sign up directly on the I Want To Mow Your Lawn website to become a volunteer and start receiving opportunity notifications.

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I Want To Mow Your Lawn ®

Volunteer for some neighborly yard work in Ashland, CA · Ref IWTMYL-LTV

Opportunity Overview This is a volunteer opportunity for yard work in Ashland, CA. A nonprofit organization, I Want To Mow Your Lawn, is looking for volunteers to help with lawn mowing and light yard work for older adults, military veterans, people with disabilities, and neighbors facing financial hardship. The volunteer work is typically a one-time visit and can be completed in a single afternoon. The organization provides volunteer insurance coverage and access to a mobile-friendly platform to find and claim nearby opportunities. The volunteer work involves mowing and light yard work, and the organization has basic equipment available. The exact timing of the visit can be coordinated based on the volunteer's availability. The organization's mission is to preserve dignity, improve safety, and support independent living by bringing neighbors together through meaningful, hands-on service. The organization has a growing network of over 1,800 volunteers and has reached communities across all 50 states. Volunteers can choose the opportunities that fit their location, availability, equipment, and comfort level. The organization provides orientation materials, support, and potential equipment-support and upgrade opportunities for active volunteers. What You'll Do Mow lawns Perform light yard work Trim and edge lawns Remove leaves Perform light seasonal yard cleanup Requirements & Qualifications Ability to safely operate lawn or yard equipment Availability to volunteer at least once Comfort level with physical labor Ability to work independently Benefits Volunteer insurance coverage while completing an approved service Access to a mobile-friendly platform to find and claim nearby opportunities Tools to log visits, service hours, notes, and before-and-after photos Privacy-protected calling and texting Tracked and documented volunteer hours for school, work, or organizational requirements How to Apply 1. Tell the organization your town or ZIP code to connect with nearby opportunities. 2. Review the available opportunities and choose the ones that fit your location, availability, equipment, and comfort level. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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I Want To Mow Your Lawn ®

Akron, OH: a neighbor could use a hand with lawn care · Ref IWTMYL-LAJ

Opportunity Overview I Want To Mow Your Lawn, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, provides free lawn mowing and yard maintenance to older adults, military veterans, people with disabilities, and neighbors facing financial hardship. A neighbor in Akron, OH needs help with lawn care, which may include mowing and light yard work. The organization has basic equipment available, so the volunteer may only need to provide labor. This is a one-time relief visit that can be coordinated based on the volunteer's availability. The organization's mission is to preserve dignity, improve safety, and support independent living by bringing neighbors together through meaningful service. They have a growing network of over 1,800 volunteers across the US. Volunteers can choose the opportunities that fit their location, availability, equipment, and comfort level. Every visit is coordinated in advance, and volunteers can expect to see the difference they made before they even pack up. The organization is based in the US and has a wide range of opportunities available. Volunteers can work independently and have the flexibility to choose when and where they want to volunteer. What You'll Do Mow lawns Perform light yard work Trim and edge Remove leaves Do light seasonal yard cleanup Requirements & Qualifications Ability to safely operate lawn or yard equipment Availability to volunteer at least once Comfort level with physical labor Ability to work independently Benefits Volunteer insurance coverage while completing an approved service Access to a free, mobile-friendly platform to find and claim nearby opportunities Tools to log visits, service hours, notes, and before-and-after photos Privacy-protected calling and texting Tracked and documented volunteer hours for school, work, or organizational requirements How to Apply 1. Tell I Want To Mow Your Lawn your town or ZIP code to connect with nearby opportunities. 2. Review the available opportunities and choose the ones that fit your location, availability, equipment, and comfort level. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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PFLAG Los Angeles

Spanish-Speaking Support Group Facilitator (Español)

Opportunity Overview PFLAG Los Angeles is looking for a Spanish-Speaking Support Group Facilitator to lead and support efforts to create safer and more inclusive environments for LGBTQ+ individuals and their families. The facilitator will work with PFLAG LA, an organization dedicated to creating a caring, just, and affirming world for LGBTQ+ people and those who love them. This role focuses on support, one of the organization's three pillars, along with education and advocacy. The support groups currently meet once per month virtually on Zoom. The facilitator will help create welcoming spaces in these monthly meetings, facilitating discussions on a wide range of topics, including LGBTQ+ identities, family dynamics, gender identity, and gender expression. This role is a great opportunity for someone who wants to make a tangible difference in the lives of LGBTQ+ individuals and their families. PFLAG LA values diverse experiences and perspectives, and they encourage applicants who are passionate about their mission, even if they don't meet every qualification. The organization provides training, so no prior facilitation experience is necessary. Benefits - Gain valuable leadership and facilitation experience - Opportunity to apply expertise for lasting impact - Collaborate with advocates, community leaders, and individuals practicing LGBTQ+ allyship - Develop meaningful connections Eligibility - Willing to commit for 1 year (minimum) - Strong listening and facilitation skills - Comfort discussing LGBTQ+ topics, including transgender and gender-expansive experiences - Willingness to learn more about the unique needs and dynamics of the group(s) assigned Required Documents - Resume - Cover letter answering the following questions: - Which role(s) interests you? - What motivates you to support PFLAG LA’s mission? - What relevant experiences or skills do you bring? How to Apply 1. Attach your resume and answer the required questions in a cover letter. 2. Submit your application for review. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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I Want To Mow Your Lawn ®

Pitch in on yard work for a neighbor in Camby, IN · Ref IWTMYL-MAV

Opportunity Overview This is a volunteer opportunity with I Want To Mow Your Lawn, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. They provide free lawn mowing and yard maintenance to older adults, military veterans, people with disabilities, and neighbors facing financial hardship. A homeowner in Camby, IN needs help with yard work, specifically mowing and light yard work. The volunteer will need to bring their own basic lawn tools. The organization has a network of over 1,800 volunteers across the US and has been operating since 2020. Volunteers can choose which opportunities to take on based on their location, availability, and equipment. This particular opportunity is a one-time visit and can be completed in a single afternoon. I Want To Mow Your Lawn provides a platform for volunteers to find and claim nearby opportunities, as well as tools to log visits and track volunteer hours. They also offer volunteer insurance coverage and a welcoming community of volunteers and staff. What You'll Do Mow the lawn Perform light yard work Bring basic lawn tools, as the homeowner does not have equipment available Requirements & Qualifications Ability to safely operate lawn or yard equipment Availability to complete a one-time visit Ability to bring own lawn tools Benefits Volunteer insurance coverage while completing an approved service Access to a free, mobile-friendly platform to find and claim nearby opportunities Tools to log visits, service hours, notes, and before-and-after photos Privacy-protected calling and texting Tracked and documented volunteer hours for school, work, or organizational requirements How to Apply 1. Tell I Want To Mow Your Lawn your town or ZIP code to connect with nearby opportunities. 2. Review the opportunity details and decide if it's a good fit for you. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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PFLAG Los Angeles

Programs Chairs (Board Member)

Opportunity Overview PFLAG Los Angeles is looking for a Programs Chair to join their board. This role involves working with the President, Vice President, and Treasurer to set the strategic direction for programs. The organization focuses on education, advocacy, and support for LGBTQ+ people and those who love them. The ideal candidate will have experience in program management, strategic planning, and team leadership. The Programs Chair will be responsible for developing and managing program initiatives, evaluating program effectiveness, and managing program volunteers and partnerships. This is a 1-2 year term position. PFLAG Los Angeles values diverse experiences and perspectives, so even if you don't meet every qualification, you're still encouraged to apply. The organization is dedicated to creating a caring, just, and affirming world for LGBTQ+ people. As a Programs Chair, you will be part of a team that works towards this mission. You will have the opportunity to make a difference in the LGBTQ+ community and contribute to the organization's growth. Benefits - Opportunity to work with a nonprofit organization focused on LGBTQ+ community - Chance to develop and manage program initiatives - Experience in strategic planning and team leadership Eligibility - Willing to commit to a 1-2 year term - Experience in program management, strategic planning, and team leadership - Strong organizational and decision-making skills - Knowledge of LGBTQ+ community and nonprofit sector, preferred Required Documents - Resume - Cover letter answering the following questions: - Which role(s) interests you? - What motivates you to support PFLAG LA’s mission? - What relevant experiences or skills do you bring? How to Apply 1. Attach your resume and cover letter. 2. Submit your application for a screening interview. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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