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Lawrence Hall

2019-10-29T13:49:15-05:00

People Served/Type of Services: Urgent Services, Education/Child and Adolescent Development, Healthcare, Domestic Abuse, Children, Teens, Mental Health

Types of Help Needed: Fundraising

Service Opportunity Details: Lawrence Hall’s biggest challenge is fundraising. Volunteers needed to help plan fundraising initiatives and execute fundraising events. Join our Fall Fete Event committee to work on event sponsorships, networking with both businesses and individuals.

Location: Chicago-Ravenswood

Volunteer Ages: Adults

Frequency: One-time, Periodic

Frequency Details: Periodic meetings and work to be done during several months leading up to the event.

Contact Info: Staff: Moira Tuffy

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Family Promise

2019-10-29T13:49:59-05:00

People Served/Type of Services: Urgent Services, Homelessness

Types of Help Needed: Board and Committee Service, Fndraising

Service Opportunity Details: Need someone to serve on the Board or on the Development Committee who understands the many components of financial development or who has experience in one or more of its components. This is a working board and working committee.

Location: Evanston

Volunteer Ages: Adults

Frequency: On-going

Frequency Details: Monthly meetings. Much of the other work can be done at home.

Contact Info: Liaison and Board Chair: Richard Day, 847 722 4714,

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WINGS

2019-09-15T02:55:15-05:00

People Served/Type of Services: Urgent Services, Homelessness, Domestic Abuse

Types of Help Needed: Other: Resale Store Positions, Fundraising

Service Opportunity Details: Resale Store Volunteer – Cashier: The cashier is welcoming and greeting customers, answering basic questions about the stores and the program, and ensuring that customers have a pleasant shopping and sales transaction experience with us. Training for the cash register will be provided. Retailer: Retailers usually begin as Donation Sorters and have learned the way the backroom works. They then take particular interest in a specific area of the store (usually clothing, housewares, or accessories). They learn more about tagging, pricing, displaying, and recovery in that section. Usually working on a day when the store is especially busy, the Retailer will work in their particular area of the store to replenish merchandise when it is getting low, return unpurchased items to the correct place, and assist customers in that area by giving recommendations and other assistance.

Location: Arlington Heights Niles Schaumburg

Volunteer Ages: Teens, Young Adults, Adults

Frequency: On-going

Frequency Details: Most volunteers come once a week for 4 hours at a time. All volunteering schedules are made in advance, and schedule openings vary by location.

Contact Info: Staff: Bruna Srb

Other Information: A volunteer orientation and training is providedto equip volunteers with the information they need. Because of this, the agency asks for a commitment of at least 40 hours. (i.e. once a week for four (4) hours at a time for 10 weeks.)

WINGS

2019-09-15T02:56:44-05:00

People Served/Type of Services: Urgent Services, Homelessness, Domestic Abuse

Types of Help Needed: Events and Projects, Fundraising

Service Opportunity Details: Donation Sorter: Each day WINGS receives new and gently used items through the generosity of local merchants and community members. We sell these items to the public with all proceeds going to support our shelters, counseling, and other services. These stores are a vital part of our organization because they provide the largest and most consistent source of funds for our program. All merchandise is also available to our residents, at no cost, as they rebuild their lives after the devastating effects of domestic violence and homelessness. To minimize the risk of injury, close-toed shoes are required.

Location: WINGS Logistics Center, Elk Grove, IL

Volunteer Ages: Families with teens, Teens, Young adults, Adults, Groups

Frequency: One-time, On-going

Frequency Details: The center is open 9am to 4:30pm Monday – Saturday. Groups come for about 2-4 hours at a time. All volunteering schedules are made in advance with Bruna Srb.

Contact Info: Staff: Bruna Srb

Other Information: Volunteers must be 14 years or older to volunteer individually. Volunteers ages 10 to 13 must be accompanied with a parent or guardian.

Juvenile Protective Association

2019-09-14T22:24:11-05:00

People Served/Type of Services: Healthcare, Education/Child and Adolescent Development, Mental Health, Early Childhood, Teens

Types of Help Needed: Events and Projects Fundraising

Service Opportunity Details: Volunteers are usually needed for our two major fundraising events in February and May. Volunteers can be involved in planning the event or work on the event date.

Location: Chicago

Volunteer Ages: Young adults, Adults, Groups

Frequency: One-time, Periodic

Frequency Details: Depends on the type of participation volunteer chooses.

Contact Info: Staff: Katy Hinsdale, 312-440-1203.

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Josselyn Center

2019-12-13T10:21:38-06:00

People Served/Type of Services: Healthcare, Mental Health

Types of Help Needed: Board and Committee Service, Fundraising

Service Opportunity Details: Volunteers needed to join Josselyn’s Auuxiliary Board, Associate Board, and Junior Board. – The Josselyn Center has launched an Auxiliary Board in 2019. The Board is spending spring 2019 getting started with launch, and is planning more full launch for fall 2019. The Board welcomes new volunteers who would like to commit to ongoing meetings (monthly), event support when needed, and outreach support. – We plan to launch an Associates Board for young professionals in fall 2019, as well. This is an important opportunity to continue to spread awareness and engagement among professional leaders across our service area. – The Josselyn Junior Board currently engages more than 25 high school students, led by two young professionals. The Junior Board meets monthly and plans several events throughout the year.

Location: Northfield

Volunteer Ages: Teens, Young adults, Adults

Frequency: Periodic

Frequency Details: All boards meet monthly.

Contact Info: Staff: For Auxiliary Board and Associates Board: Denise Nash, or Karyn Mistrik, and for Junior Board: Liz Fruth.

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Holy Trinity High School

2019-09-14T21:27:54-05:00

People Served/Type of Services: Education/Child and Adolescent Development, Teens

Types of Help Needed: Board & Committee Service, Fundraising

Service Opportunity Details: Join the Board: Join members of the business, education, legal and religious communities who comprise Holy Trinity’s Board and Advisory Council to shape and protect the school long-term future. Members contribute their time,expertise and support in a variety of capacities.

Location: Chicago-Noble Square

Volunteer Ages: Adults

Frequency: On-going, Periodic

Frequency Details: Board meets 5 times per school year (Sept – May)

Contact Info: Staff: Deborah Clair, 773-278-4214, ext. 3131; KUC Liaison and Board member: John Raitt.

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Haven Youth and Family Services

2019-09-14T20:39:46-05:00

People Served/Type of Services: Healthcare, Mental Health

Types of Help Needed: Fundraising Events and Projects

Service Opportunity Details: Volunteers needed to help in planning and executing the agency’s fundraisers

Location: Wilmette

Volunteer Ages: Families with teens, Young adults, Adults

Frequency: Periodic

Frequency Details: Paddle Party in November and Annual Benefit end of April/early May

Contact Info: Staff: Charley Smith, 847-251-6630

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Family Matters

2019-09-14T19:38:52-05:00

People Served/Type of Services: Education/Child and Adolescent Development, Children, Teens

Types of Help Needed: Fundraising

Service Opportunity Details: Agency’s Annual Walk-A-Thon (in October) and Annual Gala (in March) offer many opportunities for volunteer involvement including committee participation, planning, soliciting financial support, donating auction items/experiences, and attendance at events. Groups can support the events by organizing a team for the Walk-A-Thon or purchasing a table at the Gala.

Location: Chicago-Rogers Park

Volunteer Ages: Families with young children, Families with teens, Teens, Young adults, Adults, Groups

Frequency: One-time, On-going

Frequency Details: Depends on the type of participation volunteer chooses.

Contact Info: Staff: Gretchen Nord, Director of Communications and Special Events, 773-465-6011 ext. 114, gretchen@familymatterschicago.org

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Crushers Club

2019-09-14T19:26:45-05:00

People Served/Type of Services: Education/Child and Adolescent Development, Violence Reduction, Teens

Types of Help Needed: Board and Committee Service, Fundraising

Service Opportunity Details: Crusher’s Club is looking for additional Board members to embrace its mission. Principal responsibilties are guidance and oversight for the Executive Director who runs the organization on a day-to-day basis. The Board’s “give or get” policy is $5,000. Board members are expected to attend the 7-8 board meetings annually, drive attendance at events featuring Crushers Club, and advocate for the agency in their rspective networks. The board has ambitious growth plans to expand to a larger site as demand for services is growing.This will require increased fundraising over the next few years to fund a growing budget.

Location: Chicago-Englewood

Volunteer Ages: Adults

Frequency: On-going

Frequency Details: 7-8 Board meetings a year plus attendance at Crushers Club events.

Contact Info: Liaison: Jeff Schneiders, 847-826-5012

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