Volunteer: The GardenWorks Project - 2026 Volunteer OpportunitiesJoin our growing volunteer team and help improve food security and access to healthy foods right in your own backyard. We have opportunities ranging from digging in the dirt to working on a computer. People who volunteer weekly, dedicated groups that tackle a huge job once a season, people we can call on last minute for unexpected needs, and all manner of folks in between. Growing a vegetable garden at home? YOU can donate homegrown produce to your local food pantry to help provide much-needed fresh produce options for their guests. WE can help! Download the free Fresh Food Connect app and learn more about produce donation on our website. A full list of opportunities will be available via Sign Up Genius in mid April. We’re grateful for every one of you and all the work you help accomplish. Help us make fresh produce accessible to all. Stay informed about opportunities by visiting our volunteer page or signing up for our monthly email newsletter. Organization: The GardenWorks Project Join our growing volunteer team and help improve food security and access to healthy foods right in your own backyard. We have opportunities ranging from digging in the dirt to working on a computer. People who volunteer weekly, dedicated groups that tackle a huge job once a season, people we can call on last minute for unexpected needs, and all manner of folks in between. Growing a vegetable garden at home? YOU can donate homegrown produce to your local food pantry to help provide much-needed fresh produce options for their guests. WE can help! Download the free Fresh Food Connect app and learn more about produce donation on our website. A full list of opportunities will be available via Sign Up Genius in mid April. We’re grateful for every one of you and all the work you help accomplish. Help us make fresh produce accessible to all. Stay informed about opportunities by visiting our volunteer page or signing up for our monthly email newsletter. Organization: The GardenWorks Project Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60187 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Addison Sales Floor/Warehouse Volunteer (Full Day Shift)You don't have to pound nails to be part of providing safe, affordable, and decent housing in DuPage County.
Store Manager: Marie Edwards On Site Volunteer Supervisor: Yolanda Craig ReStore volunteers bring new skills and build capacity to help provide discounted building materials and home goods to the community. DuPage and Chicago South Suburbs Habitat for Humanity uses funds raised by the ReStore to help families build, rehabilitate and repair homes. By giving your time and talents, you help the Addison ReStore do more to support homebuilding projects that benefit families in the area. If you have court-related community service hours to fulfill, please reach out to the Director of Community Outreach and Partnerships by emailing jescortt@gohabitat.org. We will not verify any hours completed until after you have been approved. The minimum age to volunteer is 16 years old. All minors signing up will be prompted to provide their legal guardian's name and email address for a waiver to be sent for them to electronically sign. Once signed, the minor can finish registering for their volunteer shift. Volunteer needs at the Addison ReStore may vary, but the following are common ways that you can help: Assembling pack furniture/cabinets Assisting ReStore employees in maintaining a clean and attractive store Customer service Loading and unloading vehicles Sorting and preparing donations to go on the salesfloor Photographing and categorizing products for our e-commerce site Organizing displays on salesfloorPlease wear closed-toe shoes. All volunteers should schedule through Amplify 24 hours in advance. If you have any questions, please contact Aaryanna Mercer at amercer@gohabitat.org. DONATE Organization: Addison ReStore You don't have to pound nails to be part of providing safe, affordable, and decent housing in DuPage County.
Store Manager: Marie Edwards On Site Volunteer Supervisor: Yolanda Craig ReStore volunteers bring new skills and build capacity to help provide discounted building materials and home goods to the community. DuPage and Chicago South Suburbs Habitat for Humanity uses funds raised by the ReStore to help families build, rehabilitate and repair homes. By giving your time and talents, you help the Addison ReStore do more to support homebuilding projects that benefit families in the area. If you have court-related community service hours to fulfill, please reach out to the Director of Community Outreach and Partnerships by emailing jescortt@gohabitat.org. We will not verify any hours completed until after you have been approved. The minimum age to volunteer is 16 years old. All minors signing up will be prompted to provide their legal guardian's name and email address for a waiver to be sent for them to electronically sign. Once signed, the minor can finish registering for their volunteer shift. Volunteer needs at the Addison ReStore may vary, but the following are common ways that you can help: Assembling pack furniture/cabinets Assisting ReStore employees in maintaining a clean and attractive store Customer service Loading and unloading vehicles Sorting and preparing donations to go on the salesfloor Photographing and categorizing products for our e-commerce site Organizing displays on salesfloorPlease wear closed-toe shoes. All volunteers should schedule through Amplify 24 hours in advance. If you have any questions, please contact Aaryanna Mercer at amercer@gohabitat.org. DONATE Organization: Addison ReStore Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 60101 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Help Shape the Future of Adult Literacy—Board Leadership Opportunities AvailableAre you passionate about changing lives through literacy and opening doors to opportunity in our community? As a Board Director with Literacy DuPage, you will help lead a nonprofit dedicated to empowering adults who are striving to improve their English, build confidence, and move forward with dignity. For many learners, everyday tasks—reading a bus schedule, completing a medical form, supporting a child’s education, or succeeding at work—can feel overwhelming without strong language skills. By contributing your leadership, expertise, and perspective at the board level, you play a powerful role in shaping programs that break down language barriers and create pathways to independence and belonging. Together with fellow board members, staff, and volunteers, you will help guide an organization that believes in the transformative power of literacy. About Literacy DuPage We recruit, train, and support volunteer tutors who provide customized, one-to-one instruction. Many learners face barriers to traditional education, including limited transportation, childcare responsibilities, work schedules, or challenges succeeding in a classroom setting. Tutor-learner pairs meet for up to two hours each week at a public library. You can learn more about Literacy DuPage at www.literacydupage.org. Position Summary: The day-to-day operations are led by the Executive Director, the Board-ED relationship is a partnership, and the appropriate involvement of the Board is critical in achieving organizational goals. Key Responsibilities: Strategic Leadership: Actively participate in setting organizational direction and ensuring alignment with our mission and values. Resource Development: Support fundraising initiatives, secure resources, and cultivate relationships with donors, corporate sponsors, and community partners. Advocacy: Enhance the public image of Literacy DuPage and advocate for the importance of adult ESL and English-language tutoring within your networks and the community. Governance: Ensure fiscal responsibility, legal compliance, and effective organizational policies through active oversight and informed decision-making. Commitment: Attend board meetings, participate in committee work, and engage in special events and initiatives. Other responsibilities Follow the organization’s bylaws, policies, and board resolutions. Select, support, and evaluate the performance of the Executive Director. Approve and monitor the organization’s programs and services. Assess your own performance as the governing body of the organization. Engage in learning opportunities to better understand the community we serve. Respect the experiences of all who bring their voices and lived experiences into the boardroom and the organization. Sign an annual conflict-of-interest disclosure and disclose potential conflicts during meetings. Maintain confidentiality about all internal matters of the organization. Ideal Candidate Profile: We seek individuals who: Reflect the diversity of our adult learners to better serve and understand their needs. Are eager to contribute time, talent, and treasure to further the mission of Literacy DuPage. Demonstrate strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work collaboratively. Have expertise in areas such as nonprofit governance, finance, marketing, fundraising, or community engagement. Can volunteer 2-4 hours a month on Board/Committee/Task Force work – in addition to Board Meetings. Make an annual financial contribution to Literacy DuPage that is personally meaningful and reflects your ability to give, with the understanding that board members are among the organization’s leadership donors. Commit to a two-year term and complete a background check. What You Will Gain: Receive an in-depth orientation about Literacy DuPage Network with other passionate leaders and professionals in the community. Gain personal fulfillment by advancing the cause of adult literacy and supporting transformational change. Develop governance and leadership skills through board service. How to Apply: Please complete the application online at https://forms.gle/kzSrP6zYpTzFHTUE6. Send your resume and a brief statement of interest to Kristin Chmiel, Executive Director at kchmiel@literacydupage.org. The Nominating Committee will review applications on a rolling basis. If you are selected to move forward, a member of our nominating committee will contact you and schedule a meeting to discuss your interest and experience to ensure this opportunity is a mutual fit for both you and the organization. Organization: Literacy DuPage Are you passionate about changing lives through literacy and opening doors to opportunity in our community? As a Board Director with Literacy DuPage, you will help lead a nonprofit dedicated to empowering adults who are striving to improve their English, build confidence, and move forward with dignity. For many learners, everyday tasks—reading a bus schedule, completing a medical form, supporting a child’s education, or succeeding at work—can feel overwhelming without strong language skills. By contributing your leadership, expertise, and perspective at the board level, you play a powerful role in shaping programs that break down language barriers and create pathways to independence and belonging. Together with fellow board members, staff, and volunteers, you will help guide an organization that believes in the transformative power of literacy. About Literacy DuPage We recruit, train, and support volunteer tutors who provide customized, one-to-one instruction. Many learners face barriers to traditional education, including limited transportation, childcare responsibilities, work schedules, or challenges succeeding in a classroom setting. Tutor-learner pairs meet for up to two hours each week at a public library. You can learn more about Literacy DuPage at www.literacydupage.org. Position Summary: The day-to-day operations are led by the Executive Director, the Board-ED relationship is a partnership, and the appropriate involvement of the Board is critical in achieving organizational goals. Key Responsibilities: Strategic Leadership: Actively participate in setting organizational direction and ensuring alignment with our mission and values. Resource Development: Support fundraising initiatives, secure resources, and cultivate relationships with donors, corporate sponsors, and community partners. Advocacy: Enhance the public image of Literacy DuPage and advocate for the importance of adult ESL and English-language tutoring within your networks and the community. Governance: Ensure fiscal responsibility, legal compliance, and effective organizational policies through active oversight and informed decision-making. Commitment: Attend board meetings, participate in committee work, and engage in special events and initiatives. Other responsibilities Follow the organization’s bylaws, policies, and board resolutions. Select, support, and evaluate the performance of the Executive Director. Approve and monitor the organization’s programs and services. Assess your own performance as the governing body of the organization. Engage in learning opportunities to better understand the community we serve. Respect the experiences of all who bring their voices and lived experiences into the boardroom and the organization. Sign an annual conflict-of-interest disclosure and disclose potential conflicts during meetings. Maintain confidentiality about all internal matters of the organization. Ideal Candidate Profile: We seek individuals who: Reflect the diversity of our adult learners to better serve and understand their needs. Are eager to contribute time, talent, and treasure to further the mission of Literacy DuPage. Demonstrate strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work collaboratively. Have expertise in areas such as nonprofit governance, finance, marketing, fundraising, or community engagement. Can volunteer 2-4 hours a month on Board/Committee/Task Force work – in addition to Board Meetings. Make an annual financial contribution to Literacy DuPage that is personally meaningful and reflects your ability to give, with the understanding that board members are among the organization’s leadership donors. Commit to a two-year term and complete a background check. What You Will Gain: Receive an in-depth orientation about Literacy DuPage Network with other passionate leaders and professionals in the community. Gain personal fulfillment by advancing the cause of adult literacy and supporting transformational change. Develop governance and leadership skills through board service. How to Apply: Please complete the application online at https://forms.gle/kzSrP6zYpTzFHTUE6. Send your resume and a brief statement of interest to Kristin Chmiel, Executive Director at kchmiel@literacydupage.org. The Nominating Committee will review applications on a rolling basis. If you are selected to move forward, a member of our nominating committee will contact you and schedule a meeting to discuss your interest and experience to ensure this opportunity is a mutual fit for both you and the organization. Organization: Literacy DuPage Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60187 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Community Crew VolunteerPosition Description: Do you enjoy engaging with your local community and making a positive impact? We are seeking dedicated Community Crew Volunteers to join our team and help us connect with local businesses, share our information, and, when appropriate, request support for our fundraising initiatives. Your role will be to create valuable connections and facilitate the exchange of information and support between our organization and local businesses. Key Responsibilities: Visit local businesses to introduce our organization and its mission. Distribute fliers, brochures, and promotional materials. Explain our upcoming events & fundraisers and how local businesses can get involved. Politely request support, such as hanging up fliers, providing in-kind donations, or becoming sponsors for our events. Document interactions and business contact information for future follow-up.Help find us community events to participate in!Requirements: Strong communication and interpersonal skills. A friendly and approachable demeanor. Enthusiasm for our organization's mission and a passion for making a difference in the community. The ability to work independently and as part of a team. Willingness to visit local businesses and represent our organization professionally.Benefits: Make a tangible impact in your local community. Gain experience in community outreach, communication, and relationship-building. Enhance your networking and public relations skills. Contribute to the success of our fundraising events. Become part of a dedicated and supportive team of volunteers.Chicagoland Animal Rescue is an all-volunteer organization whos mission is to rescue and support homeless cats and cats in need! Organization: Chicagoland Animal Rescue, NFP Position Description: Do you enjoy engaging with your local community and making a positive impact? We are seeking dedicated Community Crew Volunteers to join our team and help us connect with local businesses, share our information, and, when appropriate, request support for our fundraising initiatives. Your role will be to create valuable connections and facilitate the exchange of information and support between our organization and local businesses. Key Responsibilities: Visit local businesses to introduce our organization and its mission. Distribute fliers, brochures, and promotional materials. Explain our upcoming events & fundraisers and how local businesses can get involved. Politely request support, such as hanging up fliers, providing in-kind donations, or becoming sponsors for our events. Document interactions and business contact information for future follow-up.Help find us community events to participate in!Requirements: Strong communication and interpersonal skills. A friendly and approachable demeanor. Enthusiasm for our organization's mission and a passion for making a difference in the community. The ability to work independently and as part of a team. Willingness to visit local businesses and represent our organization professionally.Benefits: Make a tangible impact in your local community. Gain experience in community outreach, communication, and relationship-building. Enhance your networking and public relations skills. Contribute to the success of our fundraising events. Become part of a dedicated and supportive team of volunteers.Chicagoland Animal Rescue is an all-volunteer organization whos mission is to rescue and support homeless cats and cats in need! Organization: Chicagoland Animal Rescue, NFP Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60515 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Marketing & Community Outreach Manager (Part-Time)Spectrios Institute for Low Vision is a small, nationally recognized nonprofit organization that helps children and adults with visual impairments achieve independence and improve their quality of life. We’re seeking a creative, mission-driven marketing professional to help us share stories of hope, connect with our community, and expand awareness of our life-changing programs. If you’re highly organized, self-directed, and inspired by purpose-driven work, we’d love for you to join our our team and make a difference in the lives of people with vision loss. Position Overview The Marketing & Community Outreach Manager serves as the bridge between Spectrios Institute for Low Vision and the broader community — including patients, referral partners, donors, and the public. This role combines strategic marketing with hands-on community engagement to build awareness of Spectrios’ mission and services, increase patient and donor engagement, and strengthen partnerships across the region. The ideal candidate is a creative communicator who can balance strategy with day-to-day execution and thrives in a small, mission-driven nonprofit environment. Key Responsibilities: Marketing & Communications Develop and implement multi-channel marketing strategies to promote programs, services, and fundraising campaigns. Manage digital communications including email marketing, website content, and social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram). Create and maintain branded materials such as flyers, brochures, newsletters, and event collateral using Canva or Adobe Creative Suite. Write compelling content that shares the Spectrios story — including patient testimonials, donor spotlights, and community impact features. Capture and edit photos and videos to highlight the organization’s mission and activities. Manage website updates and basic back-end maintenance in WordPress. Track and report key marketing metrics, including email engagement, website analytics, and social media growth. Ensure consistent branding and messaging across all channels.Community Outreach Represent Spectrios at community events, health fairs, expos, and partner organizations. Build and maintain relationships with senior living communities, referral sources, and other nonprofits. Coordinate and deliver outreach presentations to promote Spectrios services and expertise. Support organization-hosted events, such as educational programs and open houses.Development & Fundraising Support Collaborate with the Development Director on marketing and communications for annual appeals, Giving Tuesday, and donor stewardship. Develop marketing content for fundraising events, including the annual Gala and Golf Outing, and assist with event planning and promotion. Support donor recognition through newsletters, website features, and social media. Maintain event and donor information in CRM or event management systems. Contribute to grant writing and reporting as needed.Public Relations & Media Identify and pursue media opportunities to share stories of impact. Draft press releases and coordinate interviews or event coverage with local outlets. Maintain relationships with community partners and media contacts.Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, Public Relations, or related field, or equivalent experience. 3–5 years of experience in marketing, communications, or community engagement (nonprofit experience preferred). Strong writing, storytelling, and editing skills with the ability to tailor tone for different audiences. Proficiency with tools such as Mailchimp, WordPress, Canva/Adobe Creative Suite, and social media platforms. Familiarity with CRM systems, Google Analytics, and donor databases a plus. Excellent organizational skills and ability to manage multiple priorities. Comfortable representing the organization at public events. Occasional evening or weekend availability required for events.Job Type: Part-time, On-Site Benefits: · Prorated paid vacation and holidays. · 401(k) · 401(k) matching · Flexible schedule · Vision insurance To Apply: Email a PDF résumé and cover letter with “Marketing & Community Outreach Manager Position” in the subject line to HR at bookkeeper@spectrios.org. No calls, please. Organization: Spectrios Institute for Low Vision Spectrios Institute for Low Vision is a small, nationally recognized nonprofit organization that helps children and adults with visual impairments achieve independence and improve their quality of life. We’re seeking a creative, mission-driven marketing professional to help us share stories of hope, connect with our community, and expand awareness of our life-changing programs. If you’re highly organized, self-directed, and inspired by purpose-driven work, we’d love for you to join our our team and make a difference in the lives of people with vision loss. Position Overview The Marketing & Community Outreach Manager serves as the bridge between Spectrios Institute for Low Vision and the broader community — including patients, referral partners, donors, and the public. This role combines strategic marketing with hands-on community engagement to build awareness of Spectrios’ mission and services, increase patient and donor engagement, and strengthen partnerships across the region. The ideal candidate is a creative communicator who can balance strategy with day-to-day execution and thrives in a small, mission-driven nonprofit environment. Key Responsibilities: Marketing & Communications Develop and implement multi-channel marketing strategies to promote programs, services, and fundraising campaigns. Manage digital communications including email marketing, website content, and social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram). Create and maintain branded materials such as flyers, brochures, newsletters, and event collateral using Canva or Adobe Creative Suite. Write compelling content that shares the Spectrios story — including patient testimonials, donor spotlights, and community impact features. Capture and edit photos and videos to highlight the organization’s mission and activities. Manage website updates and basic back-end maintenance in WordPress. Track and report key marketing metrics, including email engagement, website analytics, and social media growth. Ensure consistent branding and messaging across all channels.Community Outreach Represent Spectrios at community events, health fairs, expos, and partner organizations. Build and maintain relationships with senior living communities, referral sources, and other nonprofits. Coordinate and deliver outreach presentations to promote Spectrios services and expertise. Support organization-hosted events, such as educational programs and open houses.Development & Fundraising Support Collaborate with the Development Director on marketing and communications for annual appeals, Giving Tuesday, and donor stewardship. Develop marketing content for fundraising events, including the annual Gala and Golf Outing, and assist with event planning and promotion. Support donor recognition through newsletters, website features, and social media. Maintain event and donor information in CRM or event management systems. Contribute to grant writing and reporting as needed.Public Relations & Media Identify and pursue media opportunities to share stories of impact. Draft press releases and coordinate interviews or event coverage with local outlets. Maintain relationships with community partners and media contacts.Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, Public Relations, or related field, or equivalent experience. 3–5 years of experience in marketing, communications, or community engagement (nonprofit experience preferred). Strong writing, storytelling, and editing skills with the ability to tailor tone for different audiences. Proficiency with tools such as Mailchimp, WordPress, Canva/Adobe Creative Suite, and social media platforms. Familiarity with CRM systems, Google Analytics, and donor databases a plus. Excellent organizational skills and ability to manage multiple priorities. Comfortable representing the organization at public events. Occasional evening or weekend availability required for events.Job Type: Part-time, On-Site Benefits: · Prorated paid vacation and holidays. · 401(k) · 401(k) matching · Flexible schedule · Vision insurance To Apply: Email a PDF résumé and cover letter with “Marketing & Community Outreach Manager Position” in the subject line to HR at bookkeeper@spectrios.org. No calls, please. Organization: Spectrios Institute for Low Vision Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60187 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Business CoachSynapse House is looking for Business Coach to help our Business Unit be more efficient, effective and to grow the business. The tasks within the Business Unit are paired with the goals of the clients. We need help looking at how to run this Unit better. Direction on organization of the tasks, prioritization, tracking tasks, successes, feedback, growth opportunities, enhanced marketing, are all areas that could be addressed. For more information, please see our website www.synapsehouse.org or stop by for a tour. Organization: Synapse House Synapse House is looking for Business Coach to help our Business Unit be more efficient, effective and to grow the business. The tasks within the Business Unit are paired with the goals of the clients. We need help looking at how to run this Unit better. Direction on organization of the tasks, prioritization, tracking tasks, successes, feedback, growth opportunities, enhanced marketing, are all areas that could be addressed. For more information, please see our website www.synapsehouse.org or stop by for a tour. Organization: Synapse House Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60515 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Board of DirectorsThe Board of Directors of Synapse House is currently recruiting new Board members. We have a high priority need for a Board Secretary. Board members are asked to commit to a 2-year term. We ask that interested individuals submit a resume. Thank you! Organization: Synapse House The Board of Directors of Synapse House is currently recruiting new Board members. We have a high priority need for a Board Secretary. Board members are asked to commit to a 2-year term. We ask that interested individuals submit a resume. Thank you! Organization: Synapse House Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >21 years old Zip Code: 60515 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Public Relations InternWe are truly grateful for your interest in This Girls Story. Your passion and skills could make a significant difference in our mission. Help establish and maintain relationships with local and regional media contacts. Support the coordination of interviews, public appearances, and speaking engagements for team members. Monitor media coverage and contribute to reports on public perception and campaign effectiveness. Collaborate with the marketing/outreach committee to ensure consistent messaging across all platforms. Qualifications: Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Ability to craft compelling narratives and develop engaging content. Interest in media relations and public relations best practices. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. Eager to learn and contribute as part of a team. Benefits: Build professional connections with media and community partners. Enhance your PR portfolio with impactful projects and meaningful results. Be part of an organization dedicated to amplifying girls’ voices and influencing the future of women. thisgirlsstory.org Organization: This Girls Story We are truly grateful for your interest in This Girls Story. Your passion and skills could make a significant difference in our mission. Help establish and maintain relationships with local and regional media contacts. Support the coordination of interviews, public appearances, and speaking engagements for team members. Monitor media coverage and contribute to reports on public perception and campaign effectiveness. Collaborate with the marketing/outreach committee to ensure consistent messaging across all platforms. Qualifications: Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Ability to craft compelling narratives and develop engaging content. Interest in media relations and public relations best practices. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. Eager to learn and contribute as part of a team. Benefits: Build professional connections with media and community partners. Enhance your PR portfolio with impactful projects and meaningful results. Be part of an organization dedicated to amplifying girls’ voices and influencing the future of women. thisgirlsstory.org Organization: This Girls Story Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60138 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Outreach & MarketingThank you for your interest in This Girls Story. Key Responsibilities: Social Media Management: Create, schedule, and post content on our social media platforms to boost visibility and engagement. Event Promotion: Assist in marketing and promoting events to ensure maximum participation and success. Subscription Growth: Develop strategies to increase magazine subscriptions and reach more readers. Content Recruitment: Encourage content submissions from teens who identify as girls and are in high school or college up to age 19. Volunteer Recruitment: Help recruit volunteer editorial team members from the teen community. Community Engagement: Build and maintain relationships with partners, supporters, and the community to foster engagement and support. Qualifications: Strong written and verbal communication skills. Creativity and enthusiasm for developing marketing strategies and campaigns. Experience with social media platforms and content creation. Ability to work independently and collaboratively with a team. Excellent organizational and time management skills. Basic understanding of marketing principles. Time Commitment: Minimum of 2 hours per month, flexible scheduling. Participation in regular committee meetings (frequency to be determined). Benefits: Gain valuable experience in marketing, outreach, and social media management. Work with a passionate and supportive team. Enhance your resume and professional network. thisgirlsstory.org BLOG MAGAZINE Organization: This Girls Story Thank you for your interest in This Girls Story. Key Responsibilities: Social Media Management: Create, schedule, and post content on our social media platforms to boost visibility and engagement. Event Promotion: Assist in marketing and promoting events to ensure maximum participation and success. Subscription Growth: Develop strategies to increase magazine subscriptions and reach more readers. Content Recruitment: Encourage content submissions from teens who identify as girls and are in high school or college up to age 19. Volunteer Recruitment: Help recruit volunteer editorial team members from the teen community. Community Engagement: Build and maintain relationships with partners, supporters, and the community to foster engagement and support. Qualifications: Strong written and verbal communication skills. Creativity and enthusiasm for developing marketing strategies and campaigns. Experience with social media platforms and content creation. Ability to work independently and collaboratively with a team. Excellent organizational and time management skills. Basic understanding of marketing principles. Time Commitment: Minimum of 2 hours per month, flexible scheduling. Participation in regular committee meetings (frequency to be determined). Benefits: Gain valuable experience in marketing, outreach, and social media management. Work with a passionate and supportive team. Enhance your resume and professional network. thisgirlsstory.org BLOG MAGAZINE Organization: This Girls Story Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Groups - Outreach, Marketing & Social Media, or Fundraising & Event PlanningDo you share our commitment to changing lives through literacy? Join on of our Volunteer Groups: Outreach Volunteer Group Learn more on our website - https://www.literacydupage.org/options Organization: Literacy DuPage Do you share our commitment to changing lives through literacy? Join on of our Volunteer Groups: Outreach Volunteer Group Learn more on our website - https://www.literacydupage.org/options Organization: Literacy DuPage Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60187 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Video Creator for Social Media**About Us:** Chicagoland Animal Rescue is a growing nonprofit cat-only rescue dedicated to adopting out and assisting cats in need. We are passionate about making a positive impact through various online channels, and we believe that powerful and engaging video content is an effective way to reach a wider audience. Are you a creative individual with a passion for storytelling through video content? We are seeking a Volunteer Video Creator to join our team and help us share our adoptable cats and our success stories on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. As a Volunteer Video Creator, you will play a crucial role in crafting engaging and informative videos that will captivate our online community and increase our reach. **Key Responsibilities:** - Conceptualize, plan, and create high-quality video content for YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. **Requested Skills** - Strong video creation and editing skills. **Benefits:** - Gain hands-on experience in video production and content creation. **How to Inquire:** If you are excited about the opportunity to create compelling video content for a cause you believe in, we encourage you to apply. This can be a one-time or long-term volunteering opportunity, we are flexible! Please send an email to fundraising@chicagolandanimalrescue.org. Please also provide a current email and phone number for us to contact you at if you are willing to lend a hand and to find out more information. Thank you! Organization: Chicagoland Animal Rescue, NFP **About Us:** Chicagoland Animal Rescue is a growing nonprofit cat-only rescue dedicated to adopting out and assisting cats in need. We are passionate about making a positive impact through various online channels, and we believe that powerful and engaging video content is an effective way to reach a wider audience. Are you a creative individual with a passion for storytelling through video content? We are seeking a Volunteer Video Creator to join our team and help us share our adoptable cats and our success stories on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. As a Volunteer Video Creator, you will play a crucial role in crafting engaging and informative videos that will captivate our online community and increase our reach. **Key Responsibilities:** - Conceptualize, plan, and create high-quality video content for YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. **Requested Skills** - Strong video creation and editing skills. **Benefits:** - Gain hands-on experience in video production and content creation. **How to Inquire:** If you are excited about the opportunity to create compelling video content for a cause you believe in, we encourage you to apply. This can be a one-time or long-term volunteering opportunity, we are flexible! Please send an email to fundraising@chicagolandanimalrescue.org. Please also provide a current email and phone number for us to contact you at if you are willing to lend a hand and to find out more information. Thank you! Organization: Chicagoland Animal Rescue, NFP Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60515 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grant Writer ExecutiveJoin Cars of Hope in Making a Difference! Organization: cars of hope Join Cars of Hope in Making a Difference! Organization: cars of hope Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: MarketingProfessionals and para-professionals with skills and expertise in a variety are encouraged to apply to support in areas of Marketing
Organization: The Gathering Lighthouse Professionals and para-professionals with skills and expertise in a variety are encouraged to apply to support in areas of Marketing
Organization: The Gathering Lighthouse Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 60148 Allow Groups: No |
Advocate: Arts Lover Needed to Assist Arts DuPage in its Promotional EffortsArts DuPage, a DuPage Foundation initiative, seeks an arts-minded volunteer who enjoys music, theater, exhibits, and museums to help maintain an online event calendar. Responsibilities include researching various resources to find arts and cultural activities occurring throughout DuPage County and posting them on our platform. Qualifications include basic computer skills (copying, cutting, pasting, etc.), ability to search for images on Google, familiarity with self-posting event sites, and access to a computer or laptop. Flexible hours! You can work from home a few hours a week when it is convenient for you. Organization: DuPage Foundation Arts DuPage, a DuPage Foundation initiative, seeks an arts-minded volunteer who enjoys music, theater, exhibits, and museums to help maintain an online event calendar. Responsibilities include researching various resources to find arts and cultural activities occurring throughout DuPage County and posting them on our platform. Qualifications include basic computer skills (copying, cutting, pasting, etc.), ability to search for images on Google, familiarity with self-posting event sites, and access to a computer or laptop. Flexible hours! You can work from home a few hours a week when it is convenient for you. Organization: DuPage Foundation Opportunity Type: Advocate Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60515 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Social Media Graphics Volunteer 2024Are you passionate about fighting climate change and want to make a difference NOW? Do you want to help our local government and community in a quest to reduce carbon emissions? The Naperville Environment & Sustainability Task Force (NEST) is seeking volunteers to help with simple graphics. The goal of this position is to communicate with NEST’s audience to educate and inform the Naperville government and community.
This volunteer will Create simple graphics to communicate NEST’s initiatives Typical work products would include graphics for social media, but also posters, flyers, brochures, and support for website and social media Interact with other NEST volunteers to collect information for creating content Attend the monthly NEST Community Engagement Committee virtual meetingMust provide own computer and software
Knowledge and skills Basic experience creating graphic on Canva or full graphic design appsBasic familiarity with environmental issues is good, but not required Organization: Naperville Environment & Sustainability Task Force (NEST) Are you passionate about fighting climate change and want to make a difference NOW? Do you want to help our local government and community in a quest to reduce carbon emissions? The Naperville Environment & Sustainability Task Force (NEST) is seeking volunteers to help with simple graphics. The goal of this position is to communicate with NEST’s audience to educate and inform the Naperville government and community.
This volunteer will Create simple graphics to communicate NEST’s initiatives Typical work products would include graphics for social media, but also posters, flyers, brochures, and support for website and social media Interact with other NEST volunteers to collect information for creating content Attend the monthly NEST Community Engagement Committee virtual meetingMust provide own computer and software
Knowledge and skills Basic experience creating graphic on Canva or full graphic design appsBasic familiarity with environmental issues is good, but not required Organization: Naperville Environment & Sustainability Task Force (NEST) Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Social Media Volunteer 2024Are you passionate about fighting climate change and want to make a difference NOW? Do you want to help our local government and community in a quest to reduce carbon emissions? The Naperville Environment & Sustainability Task Force (NEST) is seeking volunteers to help with managing social media. The goal of this position is to grow NEST’s audience to educate and inform the Naperville government and community. This is a great volunteer opportunity for students in the fields of environmental science, biology, public policy, public relations, social media marketing, and communications. This volunteer will Create and publish content on Facebook and Twitter to publicize NEST events and viewpointsAssist in initiative to use Instagram Provide suggestions on improvements to the NEST FB page and its use, and implement them Interact with other NEST volunteers to collect information for creating content Attend the monthly NEST Community Engagement Committee virtual meeting, and occasional other meetings if needed Knowledge and skills Experience creating and publishing content on Facebook and InstagramAbility to write persuasively and concisely Simple graphic design skills on Canva, etc. would be helpful Basic familiarity with environmental issues, including climate change, CO2 emissions, energy efficiency, electric vehicles, etc. is good but not required Organization: Naperville Environment & Sustainability Task Force (NEST) Are you passionate about fighting climate change and want to make a difference NOW? Do you want to help our local government and community in a quest to reduce carbon emissions? The Naperville Environment & Sustainability Task Force (NEST) is seeking volunteers to help with managing social media. The goal of this position is to grow NEST’s audience to educate and inform the Naperville government and community. This is a great volunteer opportunity for students in the fields of environmental science, biology, public policy, public relations, social media marketing, and communications. This volunteer will Create and publish content on Facebook and Twitter to publicize NEST events and viewpointsAssist in initiative to use Instagram Provide suggestions on improvements to the NEST FB page and its use, and implement them Interact with other NEST volunteers to collect information for creating content Attend the monthly NEST Community Engagement Committee virtual meeting, and occasional other meetings if needed Knowledge and skills Experience creating and publishing content on Facebook and InstagramAbility to write persuasively and concisely Simple graphic design skills on Canva, etc. would be helpful Basic familiarity with environmental issues, including climate change, CO2 emissions, energy efficiency, electric vehicles, etc. is good but not required Organization: Naperville Environment & Sustainability Task Force (NEST) Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60540 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: ONGOING FREE SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVEWE NEED NEW SCHOOL AND CLEANING SUPPLIES AND TOILETRIES: Kindergarten Pencil bag Crayons Colored pencils Washable markers 2 pencils Pencil grips Pencil sharpener Glue sticks Erasers Blunt-tipped scissors Plastic folders Wide-ruled notebook or pad Tissues Backpack Assorted construction paper Lunchbox or bag
Elementary School: Grades 1-3 Pencil box Crayons Colored pencils Washable markers 2 pencils Pencil grips Pencil sharpener Glue sticks Erasers Index cards Blunt-tipped scissors Plastic folders Wide-ruled notebook or pad Tissues Backpack Assorted construction paper Lunchbox or bag Ruler
Elementary School: Grades 4-5 Pencil pouch 2 pencils Pencil sharpener Highlighters Washable markers Erasers Personal organizer/ planner Three-ring binder Three-hole-punch Loose-leaf paper or spiral notebooks Plastic folders Glue Scissors Calculator Blue or black pens Book covers Backpack Lunchbox or bag Index cards Ruler Subject dividers
Middle School & High School Pencil pouch Blue or black ballpoint pens 2 pencils Pencil sharpener Highlighters Permanent markers Personal organizer/ planner Erasers Three-ring binder Three-hole-punch Loose-leaf paper or spiral notebooks Graph paper White-Out Protractor Ruler Scissors Graphing calculator Combination lock Book covers Backpack Lunchbox or bag Plastic folders Glue Post-it Notes Subject dividers Index cards
Cleaning Supplies Swiffer Trash bags Air freshener Disinfectant wipes Laundry bag Detergent Fabric softener Stain remover Quarters for laundry
Toiletries Toothpaste Toothbrush Body wash Shampoo and conditioner Deodorant FlossClorox wipes • Bleach • Hand sanitizers • Ziploc bags (sandwich, quart, and gallon) • Paper cups (3oz and 5oz) • Thermometers with Covers • Garbage bags • Masks • Gowns
Organization: Abundant Children & Family Services Agency WE NEED NEW SCHOOL AND CLEANING SUPPLIES AND TOILETRIES: Kindergarten Pencil bag Crayons Colored pencils Washable markers 2 pencils Pencil grips Pencil sharpener Glue sticks Erasers Blunt-tipped scissors Plastic folders Wide-ruled notebook or pad Tissues Backpack Assorted construction paper Lunchbox or bag
Elementary School: Grades 1-3 Pencil box Crayons Colored pencils Washable markers 2 pencils Pencil grips Pencil sharpener Glue sticks Erasers Index cards Blunt-tipped scissors Plastic folders Wide-ruled notebook or pad Tissues Backpack Assorted construction paper Lunchbox or bag Ruler
Elementary School: Grades 4-5 Pencil pouch 2 pencils Pencil sharpener Highlighters Washable markers Erasers Personal organizer/ planner Three-ring binder Three-hole-punch Loose-leaf paper or spiral notebooks Plastic folders Glue Scissors Calculator Blue or black pens Book covers Backpack Lunchbox or bag Index cards Ruler Subject dividers
Middle School & High School Pencil pouch Blue or black ballpoint pens 2 pencils Pencil sharpener Highlighters Permanent markers Personal organizer/ planner Erasers Three-ring binder Three-hole-punch Loose-leaf paper or spiral notebooks Graph paper White-Out Protractor Ruler Scissors Graphing calculator Combination lock Book covers Backpack Lunchbox or bag Plastic folders Glue Post-it Notes Subject dividers Index cards
Cleaning Supplies Swiffer Trash bags Air freshener Disinfectant wipes Laundry bag Detergent Fabric softener Stain remover Quarters for laundry
Toiletries Toothpaste Toothbrush Body wash Shampoo and conditioner Deodorant FlossClorox wipes • Bleach • Hand sanitizers • Ziploc bags (sandwich, quart, and gallon) • Paper cups (3oz and 5oz) • Thermometers with Covers • Garbage bags • Masks • Gowns
Organization: Abundant Children & Family Services Agency Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60187 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: New & Seasoned Volunteers Needed
The Roselle Arts and Culture Foundation - who spearheaded the Centennial Mosaic Public Art Project and sponsored Village Hall's newest, commemorative bronze sculpture - is seeking fellow art- and culture-lovers to join their volunteer team! While we've had some big wins in our first year, we are still a relatively new group perfect for those that want to help grow a nonprofit from the ground up!
Seeking volunteers with the following skills/interests (seasoned veterans appreciated, but those without prior formal experience are also welcome to apply): Social Media Event Planning Web Development Fundraising Email Marketing Grant-Writing
Please express interest directly to volunteer@roselleartsculture.org. Organization: Roselle Arts and Culture Foundation
The Roselle Arts and Culture Foundation - who spearheaded the Centennial Mosaic Public Art Project and sponsored Village Hall's newest, commemorative bronze sculpture - is seeking fellow art- and culture-lovers to join their volunteer team! While we've had some big wins in our first year, we are still a relatively new group perfect for those that want to help grow a nonprofit from the ground up!
Seeking volunteers with the following skills/interests (seasoned veterans appreciated, but those without prior formal experience are also welcome to apply): Social Media Event Planning Web Development Fundraising Email Marketing Grant-Writing
Please express interest directly to volunteer@roselleartsculture.org. Organization: Roselle Arts and Culture Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60172 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Crafting & Creating for CatsJoin us for an on-your-own-time, fun virtual opportunity! Perfect for students who need service hours, too.
If you are a crafty person, you can support our rescue by creating toys for the cats in our rescue (and to send home with them when they are adopted!), crafts for our fundraising sales, enrichment items for the cats in our care, and more. We recently created a short workbook of suggested projects and ideas - check it out here! In addition, any funds earned from sales of donated items at craft fairs ore vents will be used to care for our existing cats and pay our vet bill, and this allows us to continue rescuing felines in need. If you have any experience with fundraising, or would like to help us generate ideas, please contact us - we'll be glad to have your input! Please visit our website, or ask any of our volunteers or adoption counselors if you have questions. Donations of various kinds are always accepted, including: food for foster cats, toys (no hazardous/swallow-possible parts please), crates, carriers (hard sided and/or top loaders preferred), etc. Chicagoland Animal Rescue, NFP is a small, all-volunteer cat rescue organization based out of the Downers Grove PetSmart at Butterfield & Finley Rd. Organization: Chicagoland Animal Rescue, NFP Join us for an on-your-own-time, fun virtual opportunity! Perfect for students who need service hours, too.
If you are a crafty person, you can support our rescue by creating toys for the cats in our rescue (and to send home with them when they are adopted!), crafts for our fundraising sales, enrichment items for the cats in our care, and more. We recently created a short workbook of suggested projects and ideas - check it out here! In addition, any funds earned from sales of donated items at craft fairs ore vents will be used to care for our existing cats and pay our vet bill, and this allows us to continue rescuing felines in need. If you have any experience with fundraising, or would like to help us generate ideas, please contact us - we'll be glad to have your input! Please visit our website, or ask any of our volunteers or adoption counselors if you have questions. Donations of various kinds are always accepted, including: food for foster cats, toys (no hazardous/swallow-possible parts please), crates, carriers (hard sided and/or top loaders preferred), etc. Chicagoland Animal Rescue, NFP is a small, all-volunteer cat rescue organization based out of the Downers Grove PetSmart at Butterfield & Finley Rd. Organization: Chicagoland Animal Rescue, NFP Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >21 years old Zip Code: 60515 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer Social Media ManagerWe are seeking someone to manage our social media presence — both posting and replying to comments. We have a presence on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. We have a developed strategy for marketing and are looking for someone to implement in a social media context, becoming a part of our volunteer Marketing & Communications Team. Organization: Student Excellence Foundation We are seeking someone to manage our social media presence — both posting and replying to comments. We have a presence on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. We have a developed strategy for marketing and are looking for someone to implement in a social media context, becoming a part of our volunteer Marketing & Communications Team. Organization: Student Excellence Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60187 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Social Media ManagerWe are looking for a volunteer to assist us in managing our social media marketing. Please note that we are a faith-based organization. Organization: Out of the Dark We are looking for a volunteer to assist us in managing our social media marketing. Please note that we are a faith-based organization. Organization: Out of the Dark Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Board MemberThe Board of Directors of the Indian Boundary YMCA is an informed and inclusive group of business, professional, and civic leaders that guide and advocate for the Y in Downers Grove and surrounding communities. Board members share their individual talents with the Y and when appropriate, the resources and skills of their company or organization.
Interested parties should contact Stephanie Kuzelis, Executive Director: skuzelis@ymcachicago.org. Organization: Indian Boundary YMCA The Board of Directors of the Indian Boundary YMCA is an informed and inclusive group of business, professional, and civic leaders that guide and advocate for the Y in Downers Grove and surrounding communities. Board members share their individual talents with the Y and when appropriate, the resources and skills of their company or organization.
Interested parties should contact Stephanie Kuzelis, Executive Director: skuzelis@ymcachicago.org. Organization: Indian Boundary YMCA Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60516 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Social Media and Event PromotionThe DSO Marketing Committee is looking for someone to assist with Social Media and Event promotion. We are currently on Facebook and Twitter but are considering expanding to Instagram. We have a Content Marketing plan and would like someone to create / edit / post content on various social media outlets to increase our reach/engagement and grow our audience. Additionally, we would like this person to help post our events on external calendars to increase our reach and self-publish press releases on various online publications after concerts / events. Expected time commitment is 1-2 hours / week and can be done any time of day. Organization: DuPage Symphony Orchestra The DSO Marketing Committee is looking for someone to assist with Social Media and Event promotion. We are currently on Facebook and Twitter but are considering expanding to Instagram. We have a Content Marketing plan and would like someone to create / edit / post content on various social media outlets to increase our reach/engagement and grow our audience. Additionally, we would like this person to help post our events on external calendars to increase our reach and self-publish press releases on various online publications after concerts / events. Expected time commitment is 1-2 hours / week and can be done any time of day. Organization: DuPage Symphony Orchestra Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60566 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: GiGi's Playhouse Fox Valley VolunteersGiGi's Playhouse Fox Valley is looking for energetic and dedicated individuals to volunteer with families and individuals with Down syndrome in an array of capacities. Whether your interest lies with one-on-one tutoring, helping in the playhouse as a group, or planning events, we need you! Organization: GiGi's Playhouse Fox Valley GiGi's Playhouse Fox Valley is looking for energetic and dedicated individuals to volunteer with families and individuals with Down syndrome in an array of capacities. Whether your interest lies with one-on-one tutoring, helping in the playhouse as a group, or planning events, we need you! Organization: GiGi's Playhouse Fox Valley Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60504 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Marketing team volunteerAre you an animal lover who is tech savvy, great at communicating, and using social media? A.R.F.’s marketing team is seeking individuals who can assist with our Facebook and Instagram accounts, and other marketing needs. This role is mostly remote, with opportunities to assist with in-person events as the Marketing team is needed. We are seeking volunteers who have skills with the following and who can commit to at least 2 hours a week for a minimum of 3 months. Familiar with various social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and increasing engagement from followers on these platforms. Creative writing skills Comfortable connecting with various volunteers across the organization (fosters, fundraising, events, etc.) Ability to wear multiple hats and help as needed within the marketing team Preferably understands social media analytics and how to grow following and boost visibility of postsTo express your interest in volunteering, please complete the Volunteer Interest Form at arf-il.org/volunteer/. A fellow A.R.F. volunteer will connect with you and you can attend an orientation prior to joining the team. Organization: A.R.F.-Animal Rescue Foundation Are you an animal lover who is tech savvy, great at communicating, and using social media? A.R.F.’s marketing team is seeking individuals who can assist with our Facebook and Instagram accounts, and other marketing needs. This role is mostly remote, with opportunities to assist with in-person events as the Marketing team is needed. We are seeking volunteers who have skills with the following and who can commit to at least 2 hours a week for a minimum of 3 months. Familiar with various social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and increasing engagement from followers on these platforms. Creative writing skills Comfortable connecting with various volunteers across the organization (fosters, fundraising, events, etc.) Ability to wear multiple hats and help as needed within the marketing team Preferably understands social media analytics and how to grow following and boost visibility of postsTo express your interest in volunteering, please complete the Volunteer Interest Form at arf-il.org/volunteer/. A fellow A.R.F. volunteer will connect with you and you can attend an orientation prior to joining the team. Organization: A.R.F.-Animal Rescue Foundation Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Resale Shop Volunteer, Treasure House - Glen EllynThe Treasure House, a resale shop located in Glen Ellyn, supports the needs of families and communities throughout DuPage County. Proceeds from the Treasure House benefit Metropolitan Family Services DuPage, which last year helped more than 8,000 low-income DuPage residents with counseling, parenting, mental health, housing assistance, senior programs and family support services. For more information, visit Treasure House Glen Ellyn on Facebook Organization: Metropolitan Family Services - DuPage Center The Treasure House, a resale shop located in Glen Ellyn, supports the needs of families and communities throughout DuPage County. Proceeds from the Treasure House benefit Metropolitan Family Services DuPage, which last year helped more than 8,000 low-income DuPage residents with counseling, parenting, mental health, housing assistance, senior programs and family support services. For more information, visit Treasure House Glen Ellyn on Facebook Organization: Metropolitan Family Services - DuPage Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >18 years old Zip Code: 60137 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Resale Shop Volunteer, Family Shelter ShopFamily Shelter Resale (2nd Chance shop) a resale shop located in Naperville supports the programs of Family Shelter Service which addresses the needs of survivors of domestic abuse. Proceeds from the Shop go to Family Shelter Service of Metropolitan Family Services DuPage. FSS provides assistance with orders of protection as well as thru the Domestic Violence Hotline at 630-469-5650.
For more information, visit Family Shelter Service Resale Shop in Facebook. Organization: Metropolitan Family Services - DuPage Center Family Shelter Resale (2nd Chance shop) a resale shop located in Naperville supports the programs of Family Shelter Service which addresses the needs of survivors of domestic abuse. Proceeds from the Shop go to Family Shelter Service of Metropolitan Family Services DuPage. FSS provides assistance with orders of protection as well as thru the Domestic Violence Hotline at 630-469-5650.
For more information, visit Family Shelter Service Resale Shop in Facebook. Organization: Metropolitan Family Services - DuPage Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60563 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: SCORE MentorShare your knowledge and experience; collaborate with other business professionals to help educate new and established business owners. Being a Fox Valley SCORE Volunteer can be your way to – GIVE BACK to the community Work with a team of people that share similar interests Continue on the path of Life Long LearningEach year Fox Valley SCORE’s team of 100+ business professionals provide over 7,000 client services each year (individual mentoring sessions, workshops and roundtable discussions) Fox Valley SCORE is a chapter of SCORE Association, a national organization that provides service to the small business community throughout the US. SCORE’s Values, Beliefs and Actions are guided by these principles: Clients Matter – their success is our success Giving Back Matters – our volunteers, stakeholders and sponsors, through their support of SCORE are giving back to their communities Volunteers Matter – our volunteers give freely of their time, energy and knowledge to help others. SCORE volunteers donate over one million hours of their time each year to support their communities Experience Matters – a client’s experience matters – the truest measure of our mission and our service—and we ensure our clients have a positive experience. A volunteers’ experience matters – their relevant knowledge, wisdom and experiences serve our clients through mentorship and education; and we ensure that volunteers find value and satisfaction while engaged with SCORE Relationship Matters – In our relationships with each other, clients and our partners, we act with integrity, respect, honesty, purpose and professionalism. We listen with an open mind, encourage and openly communicate with all people seeking help from SCORE. Personal, long-term relationships are a driver of small business success. Community alliances are critical to the success of SCORE Diversity Matters – We believe in the importance, value and power of diversity – diversity of people and diversity of thought. The diversity of race, gender, ethnicity, geography and experience is important and valuable in SCORE. We strive to achieve diversity of our volunteers, staff, board and clients. Lifelong Learning Matters – We believe that small business owners who are lifetime learners adapt to change more readily and are more successful. Volunteers as lifelong learners remain relevant, achiever personal satisfaction and growth.
Organization: Fox Valley SCORE Share your knowledge and experience; collaborate with other business professionals to help educate new and established business owners. Being a Fox Valley SCORE Volunteer can be your way to – GIVE BACK to the community Work with a team of people that share similar interests Continue on the path of Life Long LearningEach year Fox Valley SCORE’s team of 100+ business professionals provide over 7,000 client services each year (individual mentoring sessions, workshops and roundtable discussions) Fox Valley SCORE is a chapter of SCORE Association, a national organization that provides service to the small business community throughout the US. SCORE’s Values, Beliefs and Actions are guided by these principles: Clients Matter – their success is our success Giving Back Matters – our volunteers, stakeholders and sponsors, through their support of SCORE are giving back to their communities Volunteers Matter – our volunteers give freely of their time, energy and knowledge to help others. SCORE volunteers donate over one million hours of their time each year to support their communities Experience Matters – a client’s experience matters – the truest measure of our mission and our service—and we ensure our clients have a positive experience. A volunteers’ experience matters – their relevant knowledge, wisdom and experiences serve our clients through mentorship and education; and we ensure that volunteers find value and satisfaction while engaged with SCORE Relationship Matters – In our relationships with each other, clients and our partners, we act with integrity, respect, honesty, purpose and professionalism. We listen with an open mind, encourage and openly communicate with all people seeking help from SCORE. Personal, long-term relationships are a driver of small business success. Community alliances are critical to the success of SCORE Diversity Matters – We believe in the importance, value and power of diversity – diversity of people and diversity of thought. The diversity of race, gender, ethnicity, geography and experience is important and valuable in SCORE. We strive to achieve diversity of our volunteers, staff, board and clients. Lifelong Learning Matters – We believe that small business owners who are lifetime learners adapt to change more readily and are more successful. Volunteers as lifelong learners remain relevant, achiever personal satisfaction and growth.
Organization: Fox Valley SCORE Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60563 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Website/Social Media ManagerAn ideal candidate for this role would have experience in managing a website changes and updates using Weebly. Our hope for role is to have someone help with website functionality that we are trying to add or change. For example, adding CAPTCHA to forms, setting up automated responses, improving website SEO, and help with being more efficient with our social media messaging. We estimate the role would take zero hours some weeks and 2-4 hours (at the most) on weeks when we are making technical modifications. Our website is completely operational and meets most of our needs, we require help for small changes and integration of marketing projects. We currently have a college intern helping in this area who is a Communications major. He is very creative, possesses graphic art skills and some technical skills. He is a quick learner and is a joy to work with. This work may be done over the phone or in person. https://www.livingabundantlyministries.org/volunteer.html Organization: Living Abundantly Ministries An ideal candidate for this role would have experience in managing a website changes and updates using Weebly. Our hope for role is to have someone help with website functionality that we are trying to add or change. For example, adding CAPTCHA to forms, setting up automated responses, improving website SEO, and help with being more efficient with our social media messaging. We estimate the role would take zero hours some weeks and 2-4 hours (at the most) on weeks when we are making technical modifications. Our website is completely operational and meets most of our needs, we require help for small changes and integration of marketing projects. We currently have a college intern helping in this area who is a Communications major. He is very creative, possesses graphic art skills and some technical skills. He is a quick learner and is a joy to work with. This work may be done over the phone or in person. https://www.livingabundantlyministries.org/volunteer.html Organization: Living Abundantly Ministries Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60187 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Make a lasting difference in the lives of Girl Scouts!Are you a natural leader and collaborator? Then, the Service Unit Manager (SUM) position is for you! SU Managers are VIPs in each geographic service area. They keep things running smoothly for all the volunteers on their teams, which positively impacts girls, parents and lots and lots of troops! By supporting the responsibilities of each volunteer role, you keep your area Girl Scout troops running like a well-oiled machine! Ultimately, your work results in amazing experiences for Girl Scouts in your area. Training and coaching is offered for all volunteer roles. Service Unit Managers register as members of Girl Scouts and are required to complete background screening. For more information visit our website: http://bttr.im/aifc2 Organization: Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana Are you a natural leader and collaborator? Then, the Service Unit Manager (SUM) position is for you! SU Managers are VIPs in each geographic service area. They keep things running smoothly for all the volunteers on their teams, which positively impacts girls, parents and lots and lots of troops! By supporting the responsibilities of each volunteer role, you keep your area Girl Scout troops running like a well-oiled machine! Ultimately, your work results in amazing experiences for Girl Scouts in your area. Training and coaching is offered for all volunteer roles. Service Unit Managers register as members of Girl Scouts and are required to complete background screening. For more information visit our website: http://bttr.im/aifc2 Organization: Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60540 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Girl Scout Champions Needed!Girl Scout Champions help introduce Girl Scouts to girls and families in local communities. They play a vital role in helping our schools and communities learn about Girl Scouts. Girl Scout Champions show girls and adults how to get involved and join the fun! The role of the Girl Scout Champion is available to anyone who is willing to become a member of Girl Scouts and has completed a background check. Champions are appointed by their local community/Service Unit Manager because they are familiar with their community (or are willing to learn) and are excited about meeting people and making new connections. We request champions agree to a one-year term so there is time to become comfortable with the position and build important relationships. Champions can expect to spend 3-5 hours per month during our peak membership season (August through October)and 2-3 hours during the other months. Girl Scout Champions will work closely with local volunteers and council staff to promote the mission and benefits of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience. Champions actively engage adults and girls in assigned areas to join Girl Scouts. How do Girl Scout Champions accomplish this? By: Hosting Girl Scout information/recruitment tables at local schools, park districts, libraries or places of worship. Organizing Girl Scout activity tables at community, church, or school events; fairs/carnivals, parades, and seasonal community family events. Attend Girl Scout Champion training.
Organization: Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana Girl Scout Champions help introduce Girl Scouts to girls and families in local communities. They play a vital role in helping our schools and communities learn about Girl Scouts. Girl Scout Champions show girls and adults how to get involved and join the fun! The role of the Girl Scout Champion is available to anyone who is willing to become a member of Girl Scouts and has completed a background check. Champions are appointed by their local community/Service Unit Manager because they are familiar with their community (or are willing to learn) and are excited about meeting people and making new connections. We request champions agree to a one-year term so there is time to become comfortable with the position and build important relationships. Champions can expect to spend 3-5 hours per month during our peak membership season (August through October)and 2-3 hours during the other months. Girl Scout Champions will work closely with local volunteers and council staff to promote the mission and benefits of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience. Champions actively engage adults and girls in assigned areas to join Girl Scouts. How do Girl Scout Champions accomplish this? By: Hosting Girl Scout information/recruitment tables at local schools, park districts, libraries or places of worship. Organizing Girl Scout activity tables at community, church, or school events; fairs/carnivals, parades, and seasonal community family events. Attend Girl Scout Champion training.
Organization: Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60540 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer Fundraising Events Planner (with experience)The Outreach House needs support from volunteers with experience in fundraising events (both online and in person) and in marketing (newsletters, brochures, social media), If you have experience in either (or both!) of these areas and have the time volunteer with us (approx. 2 hours commitment a week outside of major fundraising events), we would love to hear from you. Please contact volunteering@theoutreachhouse.org Organization: The Outreach House The Outreach House needs support from volunteers with experience in fundraising events (both online and in person) and in marketing (newsletters, brochures, social media), If you have experience in either (or both!) of these areas and have the time volunteer with us (approx. 2 hours commitment a week outside of major fundraising events), we would love to hear from you. Please contact volunteering@theoutreachhouse.org Organization: The Outreach House Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60148 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Video Production for Youtube Channel and Social MediaWe have the need for someone that can help us build content for our youtube channel and all of our social media. We are so busy with the day to day that we cannot take the time to create content that will showcase our efforts and generate support for our charity. Organization: EarthPaint.org We have the need for someone that can help us build content for our youtube channel and all of our social media. We are so busy with the day to day that we cannot take the time to create content that will showcase our efforts and generate support for our charity. Organization: EarthPaint.org Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60191 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Grant WriterWe are in need of grant searching and writing. Organization: EarthPaint.org We are in need of grant searching and writing. Organization: EarthPaint.org Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60191 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Online Service HoursWe have the need for people to share the existence of our organization and help spread the word about what we do for people with special needs and for the environment.
Online hours include. Writing and creating emails that can be sent to groups. creating or sharing social media posts. Creating marketing materials that can be sent to customers or supporters. Ect.
We have started a blog that will help you understand many of the online opportunities that we have. https://earthpaintorg.blogspot.com/ Organization: EarthPaint.org We have the need for people to share the existence of our organization and help spread the word about what we do for people with special needs and for the environment.
Online hours include. Writing and creating emails that can be sent to groups. creating or sharing social media posts. Creating marketing materials that can be sent to customers or supporters. Ect.
We have started a blog that will help you understand many of the online opportunities that we have. https://earthpaintorg.blogspot.com/ Organization: EarthPaint.org Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60191 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Phone relationship builderEarthPaint makes the best paint in the world and we need your help to let people know. This is a remote opportunity where you can locate and call approved people and talk about how they can work with our Charity. Reach out to us for more details. Organization: EarthPaint.org EarthPaint makes the best paint in the world and we need your help to let people know. This is a remote opportunity where you can locate and call approved people and talk about how they can work with our Charity. Reach out to us for more details. Organization: EarthPaint.org Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteers needed at Project C.U.R.E.Come and help us sort, pack, label, store and load donated medical supplies and equipment bound for developing countries. We also need help with volunteer recruitment, community events and office / administrative duties. Individuals or groups will find a fun, interactive volunteer experience that literally saves lives. Organization: Project C.U.R.E. Come and help us sort, pack, label, store and load donated medical supplies and equipment bound for developing countries. We also need help with volunteer recruitment, community events and office / administrative duties. Individuals or groups will find a fun, interactive volunteer experience that literally saves lives. Organization: Project C.U.R.E. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60517 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Project C.U.R.E.: Deliver Health & Hope to Developing Countries by Helping with Office AdministrationHelp Project C.U.R.E. deliver life-saving medical supplies to hospitals and clinics in developing countries. You can partner with us to serve individuals and families in desperate need around the world, and you don't even have to leave the city. As an administration volunteer, you can help with a variety of office tasks such as answering the phones, volunteer management and recruitment, scheduling pick-ups, greeting donors and volunteers, and data entry. Interested in learning about more opportunities to get involved? See our other postings. We can also host groups. Learn more by visiting projectcure.org/serve Requirements: Minimum age of 14 We are looking for an on-going commitment for this roleOrganization: Project C.U.R.E. Help Project C.U.R.E. deliver life-saving medical supplies to hospitals and clinics in developing countries. You can partner with us to serve individuals and families in desperate need around the world, and you don't even have to leave the city. As an administration volunteer, you can help with a variety of office tasks such as answering the phones, volunteer management and recruitment, scheduling pick-ups, greeting donors and volunteers, and data entry. Interested in learning about more opportunities to get involved? See our other postings. We can also host groups. Learn more by visiting projectcure.org/serve Requirements: Minimum age of 14 We are looking for an on-going commitment for this roleOrganization: Project C.U.R.E. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60517 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Project C.U.R.E. Internships: Gain Professional Experience While Delivering Health & Hope to Developing CountriesHelp Project C.U.R.E. deliver life-saving medical supplies to hospitals and clinics in developing countries. You can partner with us to serve individuals and families in desperate need around the world, and you don't even have to leave the city. The Project C.U.R.E. Internship Program is a volunteer internship opportunity that provides undergraduate and graduate-level college students the opportunity to gain hands-on process improvement and leadership experience. Interns develop both professionally and personally as they contribute to the Project C.U.R.E. mission: to identify, solicit, collect, sort and deliver medical supplies and services according to the imperative needs of the world. Project complexity and content will vary by the experience and education level of each intern. Internship opportunities include: Biomedical engineering Operations Supply-Chain and Logistics Non-Profit Management Marketing Global Health Nursing LeadershipThe Project C.U.R.E. internship program typically lasts a semester with a possibility to extend. Fall and spring interns are asked to work 6-10 hours/week to complete the internship while summer interns are asked to commit 10-15 hours/week. Those receiving class-credit for internships may be required to work additional hours each week. Work schedules are flexible and determined by the intern and the Project C.U.R.E. supervisor. Interested in learning about more opportunities to get involved? See our other postings. We can also host groups. Learn more by visiting projectcure.org/serve Organization: Project C.U.R.E. Help Project C.U.R.E. deliver life-saving medical supplies to hospitals and clinics in developing countries. You can partner with us to serve individuals and families in desperate need around the world, and you don't even have to leave the city. The Project C.U.R.E. Internship Program is a volunteer internship opportunity that provides undergraduate and graduate-level college students the opportunity to gain hands-on process improvement and leadership experience. Interns develop both professionally and personally as they contribute to the Project C.U.R.E. mission: to identify, solicit, collect, sort and deliver medical supplies and services according to the imperative needs of the world. Project complexity and content will vary by the experience and education level of each intern. Internship opportunities include: Biomedical engineering Operations Supply-Chain and Logistics Non-Profit Management Marketing Global Health Nursing LeadershipThe Project C.U.R.E. internship program typically lasts a semester with a possibility to extend. Fall and spring interns are asked to work 6-10 hours/week to complete the internship while summer interns are asked to commit 10-15 hours/week. Those receiving class-credit for internships may be required to work additional hours each week. Work schedules are flexible and determined by the intern and the Project C.U.R.E. supervisor. Interested in learning about more opportunities to get involved? See our other postings. We can also host groups. Learn more by visiting projectcure.org/serve Organization: Project C.U.R.E. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60517 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Sorting VolunteerRepeat Boutique always needs volunteers of all ages to help sort, size, and organize the donations of clothing and housewares. The volunteer may sign up for 1 day a week for a 4 hour shift or less. Call for a tour. Organization: Repeat Boutique Repeat Boutique always needs volunteers of all ages to help sort, size, and organize the donations of clothing and housewares. The volunteer may sign up for 1 day a week for a 4 hour shift or less. Call for a tour. Organization: Repeat Boutique Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60187 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Board MembersWe are currently looking for people to join our board of directors during an exciting re-building phase of our organization. We are a working board. If you need to be totally involved in and are ready to roll up your sleeves, we are the place for you to be. Get in the ground floor of this exciting opportunity to do great things for an all-inclusive youth service organization. The board of directors meets monthly on the second Tuesday at 7PM. We ask that each board director sit on at least one committee: Governance/Nominating, Marketing, Development/Events, Finance, Property or Strategic Planning. We're a working board that is focused on the future and growth of Camp Fire Illinois Prairie and all the amazing programs we offer. We have four openings currently available to bring our board to our maximum allowable. Organization: Camp Fire Illinois Prairie We are currently looking for people to join our board of directors during an exciting re-building phase of our organization. We are a working board. If you need to be totally involved in and are ready to roll up your sleeves, we are the place for you to be. Get in the ground floor of this exciting opportunity to do great things for an all-inclusive youth service organization. The board of directors meets monthly on the second Tuesday at 7PM. We ask that each board director sit on at least one committee: Governance/Nominating, Marketing, Development/Events, Finance, Property or Strategic Planning. We're a working board that is focused on the future and growth of Camp Fire Illinois Prairie and all the amazing programs we offer. We have four openings currently available to bring our board to our maximum allowable. Organization: Camp Fire Illinois Prairie Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >21 years old Zip Code: 60148 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: FundraisingLooking for a way you can help address the climate crisis? Have some fundraising experience? Please join us as a fundraiser! We are looking for someone with experience planning fundraising events, doing outreach to corporate donors, writing grant proposals, and/or managing existing donors. A successful volunteer will have the opportunity to move into a paid position. This opportunity is hybrid, with some remote work and some at our office in downtown Naperville. Organization: Accelerate Climate Solutions Looking for a way you can help address the climate crisis? Have some fundraising experience? Please join us as a fundraiser! We are looking for someone with experience planning fundraising events, doing outreach to corporate donors, writing grant proposals, and/or managing existing donors. A successful volunteer will have the opportunity to move into a paid position. This opportunity is hybrid, with some remote work and some at our office in downtown Naperville. Organization: Accelerate Climate Solutions Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60540 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: McDonald's Round-Up Ambassador for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Chicagoland & Northwest Indiana (RMHC-CNI)Purpose: McDonald’s Round-Up Ambassadors garner support for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Chicagoland & Northwest Indiana (RMHC-CNI) by providing recognition to and making connections with local McDonald’s restaurant teams. McDonald’s Round-Up Ambassadors travel to area McDonald’s locations to share information with the employees about RMHC-CNI’s mission, to express gratitude for their support, and to boost their enthusiasm for Round-Up. By building strong relationships with the local restaurants, these volunteers ensure critical funds are raised through Round-Up, and ultimately make a deep and lasting impact on RMHC-CNI’s work.
Location: Greater Chicagoland area (McDonald’s Round-Up Ambassadors travel to multiple restaurant locations).
Key Responsibilities: Make monthly on-site restaurant visits to give incentives to McDonald’s teams, celebrating the funds they raise for RMHC-CNI through Round-Up. Travel to varied Chicagoland McDonald’s restaurants to share information, materials and gratitude with their employees. Take pictures with each restaurant team, sharing the photographs with RMHC-CNI staff to help promote the McDonald’s relationships. Build RMHC-CNI relationships and recognition with McDonald’s locations, bolstering the organization’s partnership with local restaurant teams. Grow restaurant team support of RMHC-CNI by speaking confidently about the organization’s purpose, mission, services and impact, and by providing resources/materials as requested.
Qualifications: Must be at least 18 years of age (25 years of age if driving while volunteering). Comfortable acting as an RMHC-CNI ambassador, representing the organization in the community. Willing to interact and engage with McDonald’s restaurant team members. Flexible and able to travel to/visit different restaurant locations each month. Ability to work independently and maintain a high level of professionalism. Access to reliable transportation to get to/from activities; willingness to complete and pay for an annual MVR, have a current driver’s license, insurance and a clean driving record (if driving while volunteering). Must be dependable, trustworthy, friendly and flexible.
Commitment: McDonald’s Round-Up Ambassadors make monthly visits to several McDonald’s restaurants. Restaurant locations vary, and volunteers travel to McDonald’s stores within a 50-mile radius of their starting point. Shifts for McDonald Round-Up Ambassadors are either 9:30am-11:30am or 1:30pm-3:30pm.
Training and Support: Volunteers must complete an orientation, background check, annual MVR, training session, and shadow shift. McDonald’s Round-Up Ambassadors report to the RMHC-CNI Community Engagement and Development teams.Organization: Ronald McDonald House Charities of Chicagoland & Northwest Indiana Purpose: McDonald’s Round-Up Ambassadors garner support for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Chicagoland & Northwest Indiana (RMHC-CNI) by providing recognition to and making connections with local McDonald’s restaurant teams. McDonald’s Round-Up Ambassadors travel to area McDonald’s locations to share information with the employees about RMHC-CNI’s mission, to express gratitude for their support, and to boost their enthusiasm for Round-Up. By building strong relationships with the local restaurants, these volunteers ensure critical funds are raised through Round-Up, and ultimately make a deep and lasting impact on RMHC-CNI’s work.
Location: Greater Chicagoland area (McDonald’s Round-Up Ambassadors travel to multiple restaurant locations).
Key Responsibilities: Make monthly on-site restaurant visits to give incentives to McDonald’s teams, celebrating the funds they raise for RMHC-CNI through Round-Up. Travel to varied Chicagoland McDonald’s restaurants to share information, materials and gratitude with their employees. Take pictures with each restaurant team, sharing the photographs with RMHC-CNI staff to help promote the McDonald’s relationships. Build RMHC-CNI relationships and recognition with McDonald’s locations, bolstering the organization’s partnership with local restaurant teams. Grow restaurant team support of RMHC-CNI by speaking confidently about the organization’s purpose, mission, services and impact, and by providing resources/materials as requested.
Qualifications: Must be at least 18 years of age (25 years of age if driving while volunteering). Comfortable acting as an RMHC-CNI ambassador, representing the organization in the community. Willing to interact and engage with McDonald’s restaurant team members. Flexible and able to travel to/visit different restaurant locations each month. Ability to work independently and maintain a high level of professionalism. Access to reliable transportation to get to/from activities; willingness to complete and pay for an annual MVR, have a current driver’s license, insurance and a clean driving record (if driving while volunteering). Must be dependable, trustworthy, friendly and flexible.
Commitment: McDonald’s Round-Up Ambassadors make monthly visits to several McDonald’s restaurants. Restaurant locations vary, and volunteers travel to McDonald’s stores within a 50-mile radius of their starting point. Shifts for McDonald Round-Up Ambassadors are either 9:30am-11:30am or 1:30pm-3:30pm.
Training and Support: Volunteers must complete an orientation, background check, annual MVR, training session, and shadow shift. McDonald’s Round-Up Ambassadors report to the RMHC-CNI Community Engagement and Development teams.Organization: Ronald McDonald House Charities of Chicagoland & Northwest Indiana Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 60611 Allow Groups: No |