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Last updated: March 28, 2008
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Disabilities (1) |
Elderly (1) |
Environmental (1) |
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Humanitarian Aid (1) |
Human Services (4) |
Youth/Education (6) |
Women and Family (2) |
Animals
Humane Society of the Ohio Valley
90 Mount Tom Rd, Marietta, OH 45750
The Humane Society of the Ohio Valley is a non-profit organization whose main purpose is to house and adopt animals that are strays or no longer wanted by their owners.
How can I volunteer?
- Work with the animals-bathing, walking, feeding, cleaning cages
- General office work
Length of Time
Volunteers are needed regularly throughout the semester.
Our hours are from 8:30-5 (M-F), 7:30-4 (Sat), or 8:30-3 (Sun). Come any time!
Number of Volunteers Needed
As many as possible.
You do not need to schedule a time; come any time during our operating hours.
However, you will need to complete a volunteer application: http://www.hsov.org/volunteerform/nvform.html
Contact
Cheryl Byers, 740-373-9060; manager@hsov.org
Business
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Marietta Area Chamber of Commerce
100 Front Street, Suite 200 Marietta, OH 45750; www.mariettachamber.com
The Marietta Area Chamber of Commerce actively promotes civic progress and achievement as well as business opportunity and improvement within the community. The Chamber has diligently pursued and explored industrial progress and expansion for Marietta and the surrounding area. Memberships spans Washington County in Ohio and Wood County in West Virginia. We are your proactive partner in business!
How can I volunteer?
- Volunteers are needed in various capacities which could lead to internships.
- Website design work
- Assist in marketing and event planning
- Create and administer survey of residents in the downtown area to find out shopping habits
- Other forms of business research/surveys
- Internship possibilities available
- Special projects as needed
Length of Time
Flexible and willing to work around students’ schedules
Number of Volunteers Needed
2-3
Contact
Charlotte Keim, 740-373-5176; info@mariettachamber.com
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Marietta Community Foundation
121 Putnam Street, Suite 105 P.O. Box 77 Marietta, OH 45750; www.mariettacommunityfoundation.org
The Marietta Community Foundation is a non-profit that primarily serves Washington County with the purpose of distributing funds to local charities and people in need. The Foundation currently oversees around 200 funds to help out those organizations and people in need. The Marietta Community Foundation relies on the good hearts of generous donors who want to give back to the community.
How can I volunteer?
- A volunteer is needed to work in the office.
- Office work such as answering phones and running errands
- Writing thank you letters to donors and other written communication
- Accounting experience or QuickBooks knowledge is preferable, but not required
- Work with bank statements
- Special assignments as needed
Length of Time
Flexible and willing to work around a student's schedule.
The Foundation would like someone to volunteer regularly throughout the semester or year.
Number of Volunteers Needed
1
Contact
Judy Atkins, 740-373-3286; judy@mariettacommunityfoundation.org
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Ohio Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Marietta
308 Front Street Marietta, OH 45750; www.sbdcmarietta.org
The SBDC is a program of the Small Business Administration and the Ohio Department of Development and provides free consulting services to existing businesses as well as potential entrepreneurs.
Volunteers can use this opportunity to utilize their business classes and apply concepts to small businesses.
How can I volunteer?
- Conduct market research for clients
- Possibly sit in on client meetings to assist in providing advice
- General office assistance
Length of Time
Any time; Business hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday
Number of Volunteers Needed
1
Contact
Pamela Lankford, 740-373-5150; plankford@wscc.edu
Disabilities
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HAVAR, Inc.
416 Third Street P.O. Box 1107 Marietta, OH 45750; www.havar.org
HAVAR provides community-based support to citizens with developmental disabilities through a variety of services. The organization provides in-home services that includes help with all activities of daily living in addition to providing service coordination, day services, children services, and autism resources.
How can I volunteer?
- Clerical work, such as maintaining/auditing files
- Computer tasks, such as creating forms, charts, and graphs
- Basic yard work
- Training (12-15 hours) is available if volunteers wish to go inside homes of people needing services and interact on a one-on-one basis
Length of Time
Volunteers needed regularly throughout the semester.
Office hours are from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with available evening hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Number of Volunteers Needed
1-2
Contact
Steve Collins, 740-373-7175; stevec@havar.org
Elderly
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O'Neill Senior Center
333 Fourth Street Marietta, OH 45750; www.oneillcenter.com
The O'Neill Senior Center provides a variety of activities and programs for seniors. The center coordinates life enrichment programs such as art classes, exercise programs, dancing, trips, games, health screenings, speakers, workshops, discussion groups, in addition to providing access to computers for seniors who wish to use them. The center also has an Adult Day Program where the center cares for seniors whose families or caretakers work during the day or need a break.
How can I volunteer?
Volunteers can serve at basically any level. The center is in great need of a volunteer(s) to teach a basic computer class, such as how to turn on a computer, how to type using a keyboard, or how to access e-mail.
- Teach a basic computer class to seniors (hours are flexible)
- Party and event hosting
- Designing posters and flyers for bulletin boards
- Updating event calendars
- Working with seniors in Adult Day Care
- Visiting with seniors
- Office help
- Outside cleaning/light yard work
Length of Time
Time commitment varies
Number of Volunteers Needed
6
Contact
Nancy Matheny, 740-373-3914; nmatheny@oneillcenter.com
Environmental
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Friends of the Lower Muskingum River (FLMR)
348 Muskingum Drive Marietta, OH 45750; www.muskingumriver.org
Friends of the Lower Muskingum River is a local grassroots organization concerned with improving water quality on the Lower Muskingum River and its tributaries and encouraging sustainable development along our waterways.
How can I volunteer?
- "Stream Team" Volunteer Stream Monitoring
- Friends of the Lower Muskingum seeks volunteers for the Stream Team, a volunteer stream monitoring project throughout the Lower Muskingum River Watershed.
- Must attend a training program through FLMR to learn quality assurance methods for assessing stream health.
- Commitment to monitoring your stream segment at least 2 times per year.
- Possible additional opportunities to assist with field data collection in the Olive Green and Meigs Creek Watersheds.
- Grant Research
- Enhance existing grant database.
- Check existing entries for completeness.
- Research potential grant opportunities using Foundation Center database, Internet based research, and other resources.
- Develop "grant calendar" to plot request for proposals and deadlines for key grant opportunities.
- Possible internships also available
Service Date/Times
Ongoing
Length of Time
Varies
Number of Volunteers Needed
2-4
Contact
Kristyn Robinson, 740-374-4170; flmr@sbcglobal.net
Faith-Based
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Christ United Methodist Church
301 Wooster Street Marietta, OH 45750; www.gbgm-umc.org/christmarietta
Christ United Methodist Church, a downtown church with traditional and more contemporary services, is looking to create a closer connection with Marietta College students. We're within walking distance at 301 Wooster St.
How can I volunteer?
Volunteers are needed in a variety of areas.
- Help with youth ministry programs for mid-high and high-school grades
- Help youth create multimedia clips for worship
- Meet Sunday evenings starting in mid-September
- Meal is provided
- Help with After School program—first, second and third grade children who have been deemed "at risk." After School runs from mid-October to the end of April, on Wednesday afternoons, at the church.
- Walkers are needed from 3:15 to 4:00 p.m.
- Volunteers we know well may tutor/lead activities from 4:00-5:10 p.m.
- Tech support
- Teach us how to better use media, assist with radio broadcasts, fix IT problems when possible
- Publicity
- Within church—take photos, help with bulletin boards
- Outside church—advertise special events
- Musical opportunities (see Marshall Kimball for more info)
- Choir, handbells, praise team, special music
- Physical labor for special events (to be posted as needed)
Length of Time
Volunteers needed regularly throughout the semester.
Number of Volunteers Needed
Varies depending upon activity (1-2 for youth ministry, 1-4 for After School, 1 for tech assistant, 1 for publicity)
Contact
Charles Martindell, 740-373-1512
Humanitarian Aid
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Washington County American Red Cross
401 Fourth Street Marietta, OH 45750; www.washingtoncountyredcross.org
The American Red Cross is a humanitarian organization led by volunteers that provides relief to victims of disaster and helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies.
How can I volunteer?
Volunteers can serve at basically any level. Interested people can also sign up for disaster relief training (background check required for disaster relief). Volunteers can serve in any one of these areas or take on multiple areas, depending on your interest. Below is an overview of work and/or skills needed by the Washington County chapter.
- Office assistant work (organizing, answering phone calls, day-to-day business activities)
- Help with putting PowerPoint presentations together
- Public event assistants helping with event set-up, registration, and logistics
- Writing articles
- On-call volunteers
- Assisting with the organization of fundraisers-March is Red Cross month
- Train to become a Health & Safety Instructor
- Landscaping/gardening at the chapter house
- Housekeeping/cleaning
- Projects on an as-needed basis
Length of Time
Time commitment varies
Number of Volunteers Needed
1-2 daily; The number of other volunteers depends on special events
Contact
JoAnn Seyler, 740-373-0281 jo.wcarc@gmail.com
Human Services
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The Caring Connection of Washington County
411 Scammel Street Marietta, OH 45750
The Caring Connection provides referral, coordination, and direct delivery of basic human services. The organization can assist families with emergency prescriptions, first month's rent, eviction assistance, utility help, and gasoline vouchers.
How can I volunteer?
Volunteers are needed to assist in the office.
- Help in the screening of applicants to make sure individuals have all required documentation
- Field phone inquiries
- Assist in miscellaneous office work
Length of Time
Volunteers needed especially during October
Number of Volunteers Needed
1-2
Contact
Jim Tilley, 740-376-9903; carconn15@aol.com
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Washington County Habitat for Humanity
401 Fourth Street P.O. Box 4092 Marietta, OH 45750; www.wchfh.com
Habitat for Humanity works in partnership with people in need to build and renovate decent, affordable housing. The houses are sold to those in need at no profit and with no interest charged, with the mortgage payment going back into the local affiliate to help continue to build houses. Volunteers provide most of the labor, and individual and corporate donors provide money and materials to build Habitat houses.
How can I volunteer?
There will be a Habitat build on Cisler Drive in the Fall and another one in Little Hocking in the Spring
- Provide physical labor in all aspects of home building including nailing boards, building walls, installing fixtures, roofing, building decks, painting, clean up around the site, etc.
- Help out with Habitat's annual dinner and auction held on February 15, 2008
- Would include serving meals at the dinner, picking up auction items before the dinner, etc.
Length of Time
Once a house build begins, volunteers are needed every Thursday and Saturday.
Number of Volunteers Needed
Unlimited
Contact
Dennis Thomas, 740-373-9764; director@wchfh.com
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Washington County Harvest of Hope
The purpose of Washington County Harvest of Hope is to identify and utilize a variety of resources to generate more food to feed the hungry in Washington County. All volunteers need to be trained in procedures for harvesting foods and/or in proper food handling.
How can I volunteer?
- Transport donated items to agencies in need (ongoing)
- Harvest vegetables from farmers' fields
- Community food drives
Length of Time
Volunteers are needed regularly throughout the semester in addition to special events. Harvesting will be done on some Saturday mornings depending on the farm schedule. Food deliveries to agencies are usually made by early afternoon before the agencies close. If you have your own vehicle that is a plus!
Number of Volunteers Needed
2-3 for donor pickups on a regular basis and 5-10 for sorting and delivery during food drives in the community.
Contact
Karen Kumpf, 740-374-3438; kumpf125@aol.com
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Washington-Morgan Community Action
Washington-Morgan Community Action is a private, non-profit community based service organization that serves both Washington and Morgan County, Ohio. Washington-Morgan Community Action provides an array of services including public transportation, housing repair/weatherization, home heating and cooling assistance, health services, employment and training, senior nutrition, Head start and many more. The mission of Washington-Morgan Community Action is to help low income individuals and families achieve growth and success.
How can I volunteer?
Volunteers are needed in various capacities including internships. Internships and volunteer experience for students can be completed in the following areas:- Food Service (Senior Nutrition)
- Early Education
- Marketing
- Journalism
- Social Work
- Health Education projects
- Secret Santa (Oct-December)
- Backpack/School Supply Distribution (July- August)
Length of Time
Flexible and willing to work around students' schedule
- Monday-Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Number of Volunteers Needed
1-2 per internship experience; volunteer experiences 1-5 or larger groups may be used when needed
Contact
David Brightbill, 740-373-3745; dbrightbill@wmcap.org
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Youth/Education
Better World Books
1105 Lakewood Parkway, Alpharetta, OH 30004; www.betterworldbooks.com/Better World Books, a social venture company, has worked with over 1,200 colleges to run book drives, both as an environmental (over 6,000 tons of books saved from landfills) and educational/literacy (millions donated to promote global literacy) project. We provide all book drive materials and support for free and the book drive is an easy, turn key project. You choose which one of our non profit global literacy partners to support with your book donations.
How can I volunteer?
Volunteers are needed to help coordinate a book drive on campus near the end of each semester.
Number of Volunteers Needed
One or more
Contact
Jozi Hall, 678-405-3872; jhall@betterworldbooks.com
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Ely Chapman Education Foundation
403 Scammel Street Marietta, OH 45750; www.elychapmanedu.orgThe Ely Chapman Education Foundation is a non-profit educational organization designed to provide educational enrichment for groups with diverse backgrounds. The foundation provides experience-based, individualized educational programs emphasizing applied learning in environmental science, fine arts, history, and technology.
How can I volunteer?
Volunteers are needed in a variety of ways to assist the different programs the foundation offers.
The S.U.N.S.H.I.N.E. Learning Station - (Follows Marietta City School Schedule)
Mon. – Fri. 4:15 – 5:15 p.m. Multiple positions available Tutors work only 1 day a week
- Tutor elementary school children in reading, math, writing, and homework help.
Middle School Program - (Follows Marietta City School Schedule)
Mon. – Thurs. 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. (5:00 p.m.) Multiple positions available Tutors work only 1 day a week
- Tutor Middle School Children in basics of reading, math, and homework.
Performing Arts Youth Theatre Program
Tuesdays 4:00 – 5:45 p.m.
- Assist Drama teacher as needed with the production of a play put on by students in grades K – 8.
West African Museum & Underground Railroad History
Time: Flexible –any time the building is open. (8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Mon. – Fri.)
- Photograph, document and research the different artifacts in the museum. Help reorganize the Museum to make it more appealing to visitors.
Ely Chapman Mural of World History
Time: Flexible – any time the building is open. (8:00 a.m.– 6:00 p.m. Mon. – Fri.)
- Touch up parts of the mural that have chipped or cracked.
General Office Work
Time: Flexible – any time the building is open. (8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Mon. – Fri.)
- Updating databases as needed, helping prepare for our annual mailing in the spring, answering the phone, help Café with cost accounting and ordering as well as other secretarial work as needed.
Boy Scout Troop 231
Time: Thursdays (6:30 – 8:00 p.m.)
- The Ely Chapman Education Foundation Sponsors Boy Scout Troop 231, the largest Troop in the Washington District and Allohak Council. There are many volunteer opportunities available for those interested in helping.
Length of Time
Volunteers are needed regularly
Number of Volunteers Needed
Unlimited
Contact
Alice Chapman, 740-376-9533; achapman@elychapmanedu.org
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Girl Scouts Junior Troop #424
We are a Junior Girl Scout Troop of 10 girls (age 9-11) located in Marietta. We have girls from Washington, Putnam, and Phillips Elementary.
How can I volunteer?
- Assist with monthly meetings
- Prepare fun learning activities
- Help with community service projects
Length of Time
Meetings are the 1st Friday of the month at the Washington County Public Library. There are various Saturday meetings (1 per month) which are considered "fun meetings." This could be a field trip or an outing. No driving will be required. Meetings normally last for 2 hours.
Number of Volunteers Needed
1-2
Contact
Laura Dye, 740-373-6344; onehappy1@hotmail.com
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Girl Scouts-Heart of Ohio
3230 Bowers Lane Zanesville, OH 43702
www.gsheart.org
Girl Scouts of the USA is the world's preeminent organization dedicated solely to girls in an accepting and nurturing environment where girls build character and skills for success in the real world. In partnership with committed adult volunteers, girls develop qualities that will serve them all their lives. Leadership, strong values, social conscience, and conviction about their potential and self worth are skills that are developed and strengthened. Even though the council office is located in Zanesville volunteer work is available in Marietta!
How can I volunteer?
- Volunteer to become a student program aid! Program aids can help run programs of existing troops and assist with trips.
- Become a troop leader or assistant troop leader.
Length of Time
6 hours a month
Number of Volunteers Needed
Unlimited
Contact
Kayla Mason, 1-800-292-6759; kayla@gsheart.org
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Marietta Middle School
242 7th Street Marietta, OH 45750Marietta Middle School Parent Teacher Organization is seeking crossing guards to help students safely cross from the YMCA to the Middle School at the crosswalk on Glendale Road. Help keep our students safe!
Length of Time
A volunteer is needed ASAP Monday-Friday.
- Two time slots available from 7:20am-7:45am and 2:25pm-2:45pm
- The commitment would require only 20-25 minutes of your time twice a day!
Number of Volunteers Needed
1
Contact
Tisha Emerick
740-374-7214; Cell: 740-568-8402
emerickc@hotmail.com
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The Marietta Family YMCA
300 N. 7th Street Marietta, OH 45750; www.mariettaymca.orgThe Marietta Family YMCA provides programs for all ages (2 1/2 to 105+ years old) to build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. We do this through a combination of child care, youth sports, aquatics, Silver Sneakers, and after school programs all of which need volunteers.
Help us change a child’s life for today, tomorrow, and FOREVER!
Through your efforts, we build strong kids, strong families, and strong communities.
How can I volunteer?
Volunteers are needed in the following areas with a special emphasis on working with youth in sports and swimming. Training for all volunteers is provided and allows you to connect with the individuals in the programs.
- Coaches and referees for basketball, floor hockey, flag football, swimming, and soccer for all ages.
- Pre-school teachers and teachers' aids.
- Before and after school teachers and aids.
- Swim coach assistants for 8 and under, 9-12, 13-18 years old.
- Swim coaches for early morning or preferably afternoon high school practices
- November through February
- Competitive swimming experience in high school
- Internship possibilities
- Office workers
- Front desk assistants (answering phones, directing members to programs, etc.)
- Cleaning, maintenance, and painting.
- Yard work (hedge trimming, leaf blowing, lawn edging)
Length of Time
Usually on a project, program, or semester basis. Depending upon your level of interest, summer time employment may be available as a camp counselor.
Number of Volunteers Needed
Varies with the season, but generally 10 to 20 with youth sports;
1-10 for each of the following areas: front desk and housekeeping/maintenance, and child care.
Program needs are dependent upon number of registrants.
Special Project: Volunteers are always needed for our fundraisers and special projects:
Chili Cook-off and Silent Auction in November; Valentines Dance in February; Y5 Road Race in May; Summer Kids Company (6 to 10 years old) and Summer Adventure Camp (10 to 15 years old).
Contact
Roger Kalter, 740-373-2250; rogerkalter1@yahoo.com
Youth Sport Coach or Assistant
Being a sports coach/assistant is extremely rewarding. If you are interested in working with children, helping to keep them safe and have fun, this is one of the best jobs in the world!
- Floor hockey begins September 17th!
- Basketball begins in November
- Indoor soccer and floor hockey begins in January
Length of Time
Overall commitment of about 21 hours over 7 weeks. In a typical week, there is one hour of practice during the week and a one hour game on Saturdays.
Number of Volunteers Needed
8-10
Contact
Roger Kalter 740-373-2250 rogerkalter1@yahoo.com
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Ohio Reads Program, Washington Elementary
Fourth and Washington streets, Marietta, OH 45750
Washington Elementary is a school housing K-5 grades in the Marietta City School District. The Ohio Reads program is set up within the school to enhance reading skills of selected students.
How can I volunteer?
- Volunteers are needed to enhance reading skills of young children.
- Become a literacy volunteer by reading in K-5 classrooms and become a positive role model.
- Work with K-5 teachers to enhance reading skills of children.
Length of Time
Volunteer opportunities can begin as soon as August 23rd
- Service times range from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; choose a time that fits best within your schedule
- It is also possible to volunteer after school from 3:30 p.m. and after.
Number of Volunteers Needed
As many as possible (there are approximately 15 classrooms)
Contact
Richard Danford, 376-4899; danfordr@marietta.edu
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Ohio Valley ESC Alternative High School
115 Victory Place, Marietta, OH 45750
We are an alternative high school that serves Washington County. Our mission is to provide service learning opportunities for our students that enhance their education.
How can I volunteer?
- Cross age tutoring,
- Working in the Medicine Wheel garden, and
- Painting for improvement.
Length of Time
1 to 2 hours; Call to schedule volunteer opportunities.
Number of Volunteers Needed
As many as possible.
Contact
Elizabeth Houck, 740-374-5873, houckesc@hotmail.com
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The Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club of Washington County
136 Front Street Marietta, OH 45750
The Boys & Girls Club provides a positive place for young boys and girls to learn and grow. The Club provides programs and services that promote and enhance the development of youth. The organization hosts an after school program.
Our mission is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most to reach their potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
How can I volunteer?
Volunteers are needed most to serve as mentors for the young members.
- Volunteer to be a mentor and positive role model
- Help youth with homework
- Help to run programs
- Hang out with the Club members and socialize
Length of Time
After school program starts around the 2nd week in September. It's important to note that the Club would like volunteers that come in for short amounts of time for longer periods.
For example, it would be ideal if volunteers come two days per week for one hour each day for 20 weeks rather than four hours per day for two weeks. Stronger bonds can be formed with the youth this way.
3:30-5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday is when the most number of kids are in the Club.
Number of Volunteers Needed
15 per semester
Contact
Matt Barton, 740-373-7696; matthewj2207@yahoo.com
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Women and Family Issues
EVE, Incorporated
EVE, Incorporated provides 24 hour service for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. The organization also provides advocacy services, transitional housing, counseling, children's programming, a supervised visitation and exchange center, peer support groups, educational programs, sexual assault intervention, and a 24 hour hotline.
How can I volunteer?
Volunteers are needed in the following areas, with an urgent need for crisis back-up volunteers.
Training for all volunteers is provided at no cost.
- Crisis back-up volunteers to assist in screening of individuals before admission into Eve
- Volunteers to answer hotline calls while crisis-back up workers are screening individuals
- Hotline workers to answer incoming calls
- Donation collection volunteers
- Internship possibilities
- Office workers
- Cleaning
- Yard work (hedge trimming, leaf blowing, lawn edging)
Length of Time
Time commitment varies. Crisis back-up volunteers will be on call one week at a time.
Number of Volunteers Needed
1-5 for crisis back-up and 1-5 for hotline work. Numbers needed for other areas are on a rolling basis.
Special Project
EVE is collecting unwanted cell phones for Marietta College's Make a Difference Day to give to domestic violence and sexual assault victims. The drop off point for the cell phones is at the Washington County Sheriff's office located at 309 4th Street, Marietta, OH 45750. No cell phone chargers are wanted.
Contact
Michelle Norman, 740-374-5820 eveprevention@suddenlinkmail.com
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Zonta International
www.zontamarietta.org or www.zonta.org
Founded in 1919, Zonta International is a global organization of executives and professionals working together to advance the status of women worldwide through service and advocacy. Zonta members volunteer their time, talents and money to local and international service projects, as well as scholarship and award programs aimed at furthering women's education, leadership and youth development. Our Zonta chapter assists other organizations that have the same goals as we do in the community.
How can I volunteer?
Volunteers are needed in variety of capacities:
- Help with fundraising events such as the annual Unique Boutique fundraiser
- Assist in the development and planning of a Dress for Success event where women in need can find appropriate clothes for job interviews, etc.
- Help with the coordination of Community Action's Secret Santa event
- Help increase awareness of Zonta in the community
Length of Time
Volunteer hours are flexible throughout the year
Number of Volunteers Needed
Preferably 1-3 on a regular basis, but more are needed for special events
Contact
Pam Holschuch, 740-373-9993; designsbypam@hotmail.com