Opportunities
Body Safety Volunteer
Organization: Chaucie's Place
Date submitted: 02/07/2012
Description of Position: Chaucie's Place has trained nearly 30,000 elementary and preschool children on keeping their bodies safe since they opened their doors in 2001. Their Body Safety program teaches children about inappropriate touches, that abuse is never their fault, and to tell a trusted adult when they feel uncomfortable about any touches they receive. Children are also taught the proper names and locations of their body parts through the use of anatomical dolls, as well as when it is okay and not okay for private body parts to be touched. The approach of this 30-minute interactive presentation is much like teaching children safety rules for crossing the street, wearing a seat belt or running in the hall with scissors. Body Safety is like other safety rules, it teaches children how to keep their bodies safe. Body Safety presentations are typically scheduled on Monday and Wednesday morning so that our volunteers can plan their schedules accordingly. As a volunteer, you can present as much or as little as you wish per month.
RENEW
Organization: Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation
Date submitted: 02/01/2012
Description of Position: RENEW is a hands on environmental and wilderness event that educates participants in several areas about the great outdoors. This new event is geared toward participants of all ages. Volunteers are needed to help with welcoming each participant with a smile, distributing handouts, assisting participants in station transition, assisting station leaders with activities, having fun in the outdoors with kids, and most importantly making a difference in the community.
Children's Easter Egg Hunt
Organization: Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation
Date submitted: 02/01/2012
Description of Position: Annually children "hop" over to West park to hunt for hundreds of eggs! Volunteers are needed to help with: setting up the egg hunt, keeping children in designated areas, distributing eggs in West Park and most importantly, ensuring the children are smiling and having fun!
Executive Director
Organization: Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County
Date submitted: 10/14/2011
Description of Position: Compassionate, take-charge team-builder needed to play key role as MoW seeks to end senior hunger. S/He will build on a 36-year foundation to collaborate with board and all stakeholders, direct two staff members and daily operations, oversee grant applications and other fundraising opportunities, and manage finances and budgeting.
Volunteer Deliver Drivers - Noblesville, Fishers, Carmel and Sheridan
Organization: Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County
Date submitted: 10/06/2011
Description of Position: Delivering meals is a 60-90 minute commitment depending on the area of delivery; drivers must be 18 years of age, with a valid driver's license and good driving record, a working vehicle and proof of insurance, and must have a heart for serving seniors who are elderly, disabled and homebound. A friendly, helpful, and compassionate demeanor is essential to provide a social welfare visit along with the client's meal. Drivers are currently needed on 9 different routes. Application and background check is required. Corporate partners are welcome to Adopt-A-Route giving employees an opportunity to do community service on a monthly basis. Volunteer drivers must live in Hamilton County and be familiar with community mapping.
Meals to Members Program
Organization: Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville
Date submitted: 10/06/2011
Description of Position: Volunteers are needed for our Meals to Members Program. We prepare and serve dinner for up to 50 children two times a week at the club.
Sheridan Schools/United Way ReadUP Tutoring
Organization: UNITED WAY READUP
Date submitted: 10/06/2011
Description of Position: One hour a week is all it takes to change a child's future for the better. In Sheridan, adults are needed to tutor 3rd-, 4th- and 5th- graders in United Way's ReadUP education program at Sheridan Elementary. ReadUP is a partnership between United Way of Central Indiana and Sheridan Community Schools Corporation to help students improve their literacy skills and school performance.
Board of Directors
Organization: Girls on the Run of Hamilton County
Date submitted: 03/31/2011
Description of Position:
Organizational leadership and advisement
Legal guidance and responsibility
Financial management, including creation, adoption, and oversight of the annual budget
Oversight of program planning and evaluation
Formulation and oversight of policies and procedures
Evaluation of the Executive Director
Fundraising and outreach
Promotion of the organization