One-time Volunteer Opportunities

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1	Timestamp	Sponsor/Organization	Event/Opportunity	Description	Location of Event	Dates/Times	Contact	Phone Number	E-mail	Website	Organization Description

2	8/26/2013 16:57:24	American Heart Association	Lowcountry Heart Walk	The Lowcountry Heart Walk is scheduled for Saturday, September 28, 2013. The Lowcountry Heart Walk is the American Heart Association’s mission in action. This annual celebration promotes physical activity and heart healthy living in a fun, family and dog friendly environment. There is a Survivor Reception for cardiovascular & stroke survivors and their caregivers. More than 4000 walkers are anticipated to participate in this non competitive one or three mile walk event. As our signature fundraising event, the Lowcountry Heart Walk is raising critical dollars for the American Heart Association’s lifesaving mission. Volunteer Tasks: Set up tables Help sponsors unload cars Table cloths/balloons Registration Volunteer Check-In Superstars Tent Wall of Memory Banner Hanging Little Hearts Registration Go Red for Women Empower Me General Walk Food Survivor Tent Company Photos Take the Pledge I AM The Cure, blue Share Your Story Kids Area Heartstrings Trailmarkers Water Station Water Station Hander Route Monitors Handing Out Programs Finish Line/ Start Line – cheering on walkers and cheering back walkers Little Hearts Monitors – monitoring route on Little Heart Walk Break down and clean up!	Liberty Square, by the South Carolina Aquarium	September 28, 2013 6:00AM-12:00/1:00PM	Tierney Willard	8438531597	tierney.willard@heart.org	www.lowcountryscheartwalk.org	Mission: Building healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. 2020 Impact Goal: By 2020, to improve the cardiovascular health of all Americans by 20% while reducing deaths from cardiovascular diseases and stroke by 20%.
3	2/5/2013 15:52:33	Mayor's Office for Children, Youth and Families	25th Annual Kid's Fair	Join The Mayor's Office for Children, Youth and Families in celebrating the 25th year of the Kid’s Fair! The Kid’s Fair is a “Celebration of and for children.” The MOCYF is looking for volunteers to help at their booth. Volunteers will help with the MOCYF’s recyclable bowling game and a small kid-friendly activity at their booth. If you’re interested in participating as a volunteer please return via fax, email or mail to the Mayor’s Office for Children, Youth and Families at 50 Broad Street, Charleston, SC 29401 ATTN: Jennifer Gorham. Fax: 843.965.4192	Downtown	March 10, 2013: Booth Setup: 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Shift 1: 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Shift 2: 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. ** It is encouraged, but not mandatory, that volunteers who sign up for booth setup also stay for shift 1.	Jennifer Gorham	843.965.4190	gorhamj@charleston-sc.gov	http://www.charleston-sc.gov/mocyf
4	1/30/2013 10:30:08	Spoleto Festival USA	In-office project	There is an insert which needs to be placed within the 2013 Spoleto Festival USA brochure. 5 to 6 volunteers are needed to assist. Any time between 9am and 5pm for any length of time (1 or more hours).	Downtown	Immediate need any weekday(s) from Jan.30 to Feb 8, 2013	David Graham	843-722-2764	davidg@spoletousa.org	spoletousa.org
5	1/25/2013 12:29:49	Goose Creek Primary School	Young Athletes Day	Young Athletes Day is an off shoot of Special Olympics. It is designed for those individuals with special needs who are 3-8 years old. The students do not actually compete, but train in basic sports skills. The event includes many different stations for sports related activities and also includes a parade of athletes, torch run, presentation of colors, national anthem/pledge, Special Olympic oath, and introduction of special guests. Volunteers are needs to help set-up, help students through stations, run individual stations, and help with clean up. The event is held at Goose Creek Primary School.	Other	March 15, 2013 8:00-1:00	Ashley Rupprecht or Kim Cope	843-820-8008	rupprechta@bcsdschools.net	http://www.specialolympics.org/
6	1/22/2013 10:36:04	Keep North Charleston Beautiful	Earth Day Festival	Keep North Charleston Beautiful is looking for 4 volunteers to help man a both at the Charleston County Earth Day Festival - 2 volunteers in the morning and 2 in the afternoon. Student volunteers will work with a KNCB committee or board member to help spread the word about KNCB. The festival will be held Saturday, April 20, 2013 at Riverfront Park on the Old Navy Base in North Charleston - times TBD.	North Charleston	April 20, 2013 - we will need two volunteers in the morning and two in the afternoon. Specific times TBD.	Carmen or Sarah	843-745-1073	beautification@northcharleston.org	www.keepnorthcharlestonbeautiful.org
7	1/21/2013 12:52:40	Water Missions International	2013 Charleston Walk for Water	The Water Missions International Walk for Water advocates for those affected by the global water crisis while raising funds to provide safe water around the globe. During the approximately 3.5 mile walk, participants carry a bucket filled with water to symbolize the trek that women and children make each day to collect water in developing countries. You can register for the 7th Annual Walk for Water now! Click on the "Register Here" button on the Charleston Walk for Water website to sign-up today! For more information, feel free to contact Brittany Fogle, Special Events Coordinator, at (843)769-7395 or via email at bfogle@watermissions.org.	Downtown	March 23, 2013 9:00 am to 1:00pm	Brittany Fogle	(843)769-7395	bfogle@watermissions.org	http://walkforwater.kintera.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=1037521&lis=1&kntae1037521=648793EB8BC04A47AA726C2B1E193E0C
8	1/16/2013 10:37:21	Dance Marathon	DM 2013	Dance Marathon is the largest student-run philanthropic event on the CofC campus. We raise money for the MUSC Children's Hospital, as well as stay up for 17 hours and 70 minutes to raise awareness for our cause. Anyone from CofC can register for the event, raise money, and come to our all night dance party - where we have endless amounts of food, energy drives, music, and overall, fun times with friends. Our volunteers can arrive at any point throughout the night - whenever is easiest for them. At the DM event, we will have food, games, entertainment, etc. So our volunteers will be helping set up tables, serving food, cleaning up, and other odd jobs throughout the night.	Downtown	February 8th 2013 @ 5pm until February 9th @ 9am (ish)	Devon Turner	607-207-7860	djturner@g.cofc.edu	http://dmatcofc.yolasite.com/
9	12/10/2012 11:10:46	Communities In Schools	2012 Piggly Wiggly Roundball Classic Basketball Tournament	From December 26th-December 29th, local and out-of-state high school basketball teams will come together for the 2012 Piggly Wiggly Roundball Classic. In addition to providing an exciting high school basketball tournament, the Roundball Classic is held each year in order to raise money to support the programs of Communities In Schools of the Charleston Area and the scholarship funding and charities of the Rotary Club of North Charleston. Volunteers are needed to help with everything from ticket sales to the concession stand. Come join us for this exciting tournament and help the community while you enjoy some great competition.	North Charleston	WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 5:30 PM, three games THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2:30 PM, five games FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 10:00 AM, eight games SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 10:00 AM, eight games	Anne Lee Treat	(843) 740-6793	atreat@cischarleston.org	http://roundballclassic.com/; www.cischarleston.org
10	10/25/2012 12:30:43	Lowcountry Orphan Relief	Volunteering at our Children's Closet	Lowcountry Orphan Relief is a non-profit dedicated to providing basic necessities to children who have been removed from their homes due to abuse, neglect and/or abandonment. We are always in need of volunteers to help fill orders for the children we serve, sort donations that come in and stock/maintian our merchandise. We are able to provide community service hours, as well as, intern opportunities. For safety reasons, we do not permit children under 12 ro volunteer in our closet.	North Charleston	We are open for volunteers Mon-Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.	Regina Sharpe	843-747-4099	info@lowcountryorphanrelief.org	www.lowcountryorphanrelief.org
11	10/15/2012 10:05:36	Charleston Area Senior Citizens	Fall Festival	Our Senior Center at 259 Meeting Street is having an afternoon of carnival type games for our low income seniors who live in Ansonborough House and who visit our Center each day. We are looking for volunteers who would be willing to assist with set up, help with the games, and then assist with general clean up.	Downtown	Set up: 10 - 12:30 Games: 12:30 - 3:00 Clean up: 3:00 - 4:00	Tracey Erwin	843-722-4127	traceye@charlestonareaseniors.com	www.charlestonareaseniors.org
12	9/28/2012 9:18:58	Metanoia	Fall Harvest Festival/Carnival	Fall Harvest Festival/Carnival is a fun event for kids in our after school program. We will have activities/game and food stations set up. We also encourage the volunteers to come up with fun activities that they will run at the carnival. We will take care of the supplies!	North Charleston	10:00-12:00 Making popcorn balls, candy apples, decorating, set-up etc. 3:00-7:00 Running carnival events You can come for whatever shift fits your schedule.	Katrina Kulik	(843) 529-3014	katrina@pushingforward.org	www.pushingforward.org
13	9/21/2012 19:32:59	Beyond Our Walls (BOWs School Volunteers)	Help redesign Website/ Facebook	Need help to re-do website. I have started the facebook account. Would appreciate some help to get it up to a better presentation.	North Charleston	We are partners with Charleston County School District. We can meet at Burns ES on Dorchester Rd in the School Involvement Room to work on the projects.	Joyce Nesmith	843-697-4040	joycenesmith@beyondourwalls.com	www.beyondourwalls.com
14	9/6/2012 8:52:47	American Heart Association	Lowcountry Heart Walk	The Heart Walk is the American Heart Association's premiere event for raising funds to save lives from this country's No. 1 and No. 4 killers - heart disease and stroke. Designed to promote physical activity and heart-healthy living, the Heart Walk creates an environment that's fun and rewarding for the entire family. Volunteers will have various tasks from setting up and breaking down the event to working hydration stations and helping to keep the route clean.	Downtown	There will be two shifts however, volunteers are more than welcome to stay for both. Shift 1: 6:30am-9:30am Shift 2: 9:30am-12:30pm	Tierney Willard	843-853-1597	tierney.willard@heart.org	lowcountryscheartwalk.org
15	8/30/2012 14:22:20	Reading Partners/Charleston Book Buddies	Literacy Tutor for Local Elementary Students	Charleston Book Buddies is looking for community volunteers to tutor in 8 of Charleston County's most needy Elementary Schools. Tutors work one-on-one with students who are reading 15-40% below grade level for at least one hour per week. This is a wonderful opportunity for anyone who is passionate about children and education! There is no experience required, tutors simply complete an online orientation and observe a shadow session. Book Buddies is a well-researched and successful program; after one year of interventions, approximately 97% of our students improved their reading by at least one grade level! Please join us in our efforts to improve Elementary literacy rates throughout Charleston!	North Charleston	We will need tutors starting in October from Monday - Thursday at various times of the day.	Jenna Carrigan	616-706-4618	jenna@charlestonliteracy.org	www.charlestonliteracy.org
16	8/29/2012 10:21:07	Charleston Friends of the Library	That BIG Book Sale	That BIG Book Sale is the largest annual fundraiser for the Charleston Friends of the Library. We raise money to fund the programs of the Charleston County Public Library system. For That BIG Book Sale, we need over 300 volunteers to help set-up, organize, check-out, and take down over 60,000 items to include books, CDs, DVDs, and more.	Mt. Pleasant	October 12-14 Online sign-up form is here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dGNoX3doNGNqdC1lNEhWcC0zck5Fa2c6MQ Or email details from below: Early Setup: 8 am - 9 am THURSDAY October 11 (25) Setup Crew: 9 am - 3 pm THURSDAY October 11 (80) Member Event: 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm THURSDAY October 11 (35) Book Sale Volunteer: 8:30 am – 12pm FRIDAY October 12 (55) Book Sale Volunteer: 11:45 am - 3:30 pm FRIDAY October 12 (60) Book Sale Volunteer: 3:15 pm - 7:15 pm FRIDAY October 12 (55) Book Sale Volunteer: 8:30 am - 11:45 am SATURDAY October 13 (55) Book Sale Volunteer: 11:30 am - 2:30 pm SATURDAY October 13 (60) Book Sale Volunteer: 2:15 pm - 5:15 pm SATURDAY October 13 (55) Book Sale Volunteer: 9:45 am - 12:45 pm SUNDAY October 14 (55) Book Sale Volunteer: 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm SUNDAY October 14 (50) Takedown Crew: 3:15 pm - 6 pm SUNDAY October 14 (50)	Emily Everett	843-805-6882	director@charlestonlibraryfriends.org	www.charlestonlibraryfriends.org
17	8/26/2012 13:30:37	Charleston Miracle League	Assist with Miracle League Gamedays	The Charleston Miracle League was founded almost 10 years ago with the goal of enriching the lives of disabled children and adults in Charleston. We now have almost 200 players that come out in the spring and fall to increase their physical skills, build self-confidence, and most importantly HAVE FUN! Our fall season starts on September 22nd and we are looking for volunteers! We play three youth games and three adult games each Saturday for 8 weeks. Some volunteers only come for a few hours and some others stay all day. Volunteer opportunities include simply being a "fan in the stands" or being matched with a player to help them round the bases or field the ball (called being a "buddy") or helping with concessions or registration. There are lots of things to do and we rely on the community to help us ensure game day is a success. We are also in need of coaches for the fall season so please let me know if this interests you. I encourage you to watch this video which may show you a little more about the miracle league and what we do: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UQ1CLiJszk&feature=youtu.be If you would like to sign up for a few hours or a full day of volunteering, let me know, I hope we can count on you. You may also stop by the field on any Saturday between September 22 and November 10th and check out all the miracles happening. I welcome you to "like" us on facebook so that you know when we desperately need volunteers or if we get rained out http://www.facebook.com/pages/Charleston-Miracle-League-Official-Facebook-Page/137694812918231 Thank you again for your interest in the Charleston Miracle League and your support of this incredible organization. Please do not hesitate with any questions you may have!	West Ashley	Sep 22 - 9am - 3pm Sep 29 - 9am - 3pm October 6 - 9am - 3pm October 13 9am - 3pm October 20 9am - 3pm October 27 9am - 3pm Nov 3 9am - 3pm Nov 10 9am - 3pm	Katie Ringgold	843-864-1301	miracleleagueED@gmail.com	www.charlestonmiracleleague.org
18	8/20/2012 15:53:30	March of Dimes	Signature Chefs Auction	The Signature Chefs Auction is a gourmet black-tie gala featuring top Charleston Chefs, a silent and live auction on September 13th at the Marriott Crystal Ballroom. We are looking for volunteers during the day to help set-up for the event starting at 8am. We will have opportunities until 4pm that day - including silent auction set-up; help with centerpieces and decoration and various other duties.	Downtown	September 13th - opportunities available between 8am-4pm. Can work a shift or various hours based on your availability.	Erin Herrmann	843-614-3357	eherrmann@marchofdimes.com	https://www.marchofdimes.com/southcarolina/events/events_scacharleston12.html
19	8/16/2012 14:36:36	Junior Girls Day Out Community Project	South Carolina Read-a-thon	Elementary school girls from across the State of South Carolina will participate in a reading competition and spelling bee based on the book, "Cool Stuff Every Kid Should Know", by Kate Boehm Jerome. We are honored to have Dr. Bernice A. King (daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King) as our Celebrity Guest. She will do book signings of "Desert Rose", which highlights the life and legacy of Coretta Scott King. Proceeds from book sells will be used to empower youth educationally and through health and nutrition programs. Our musical guest will be Daniel D, an awesome violinist who has performed for Oprah Winfrey, President Barak Obama and Michael Jackson. This is a free event!	Downtown	Saturday, August 18, 2012, 3:00pm-5:00pm The Citadel Military College, 171 Moultrie Street, Charleston, SC 29409	Kathy L. Jackson	(843) 608-8719	jgdo2007@yahoo.com	www.juniorgirlsdayout.org
20	8/16/2012 11:33:42	Junior Girls Day Out Community Project	Celebrity Cook-off Event	Elementary school girls have been cooking tasty and delectable dishes this year at various events. Through our literacy program they also learned how to write recipes. They will be afforded the opportunity to showcase what they learned at a cooking competition. We are honored to have Dr. Bernice A. King (daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King) as our Celebrity Guest. She will do book signings of "Desert Rose", which highlights the life and legacy of Coretta Scott King. Proceeds from book sells will be used to empower youth educationally and through health and nutrition programs.	West Ashley	Saturday, August 18, 2012, 8:00am-12:00pm West Ashley Wal-Mart	Kathy L. Jackson	(843) 608-8719	jgdo2007@yahoo.com	www.juniorgirlsdayout.org
21	8/16/2012 11:18:52	Preservation Society of Charleston	36th Annual Fall Tours of Homes and Gardens	Founded in 1920, the mission of the Preservation Society of Charleston is to inspire the involvement of all who dwell in the Lowcountry to honor and respect our material and cultural heritage. We are currently seeking volunteer guides for our 36th Annual Fall Tours of Homes and Gardens. Tours begin on Thursday, September 27th and go through Sunday, October 28th. There is one tour per day, each in a different historic neighborhood or street. Guides are needed each day of the tours, Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Volunteers can sign up to work as little or as many tours as they want, and will receive one free tour ticket for every tour worked. Thursday evening tours are from 6 pm to 9 pm (with guides arriving at 5 pm) and Friday, Saturday and Sunday afternoon tours are 2 pm to 5 pm (with guides arriving at 1 pm.) As a thank you for your time, you will receive one complimentary ticket voucher to a Fall Tour of your choice for each shift you work or two complimentary ticket vouchers for each shift you work as a senior guide. You must attend one of the training orientations to receive your complimentary ticket vouchers. The Training Orientation dates are: Thursday, September 13th from 6 pm to 7:30 pm at First Baptist Church and Sunday, September 16th from 2 p pm to 3:30 pm at First Baptist Church. All volunteers must attend one of the volunteer orientations. To sign up to volunteer, please visit our website at www.preservationsociety.org/volunteer, or call us at (843) 722-4630.	Downtown	Volunteer Position: House Guide Dates/Hours Needed: 5:00 to 9:00pm for the Thursday tours or 1:00 to 5:00pm for Friday, Saturday and Sunday tours and 1 training session Qualifications or Degree/Program Desired: any Maximum Number of Volunteers: no maximum Duties/Description of Service: These guides act as a host/hostess for one room in a home. The guide is provided with a script for the room and shares information on the furniture, artwork etc. found in each assigned room. Volunteer Position: Garden Guide Dates/Hours Needed: 5:00 to 9:00pm for the Thursday tours or 1:00 to 5:00pm for Friday, Saturday and Sunday tours and 1 training session Qualifications or Degree/Program Desired: any Maximum Number of Volunteers: no maximum Duties/Description of Service: These volunteers specifically wish to be in a garden setting only. The guide is provided with plant lists, design descriptions and historical information about the garden. *Please note that it is possible that the tour you commit to may not feature any gardens. If this is the case you may be asked to change your volunteer role. Volunteer Position: Street Marshal Dates/Hours Needed: 5:00 to 9:00pm for the Thursday tours or 1:00 to 5:00pm for Friday, Saturday and Sunday tours and 1 training session Qualifications or Degree/Program Desired: any Maximum Number of Volunteers: no maximum Duties/Description of Service: Street marshals are situated in strategic locations throughout the tour route to assist guests with finding their way during the tour. Volunteer Position: Senior Guide Dates/Hours Needed: 5:00 to 9:00pm for the Thursday tours or 1:00 to 5:00pm for Friday, Saturday and Sunday tours and 1 training session. Also, Approximately one hour of telephone/email time prior to tour. Qualifications or Degree/Program Desired: any Maximum Number of Volunteers: no maximum Duties/Description of Service: The senior guides act as a liaison between the street chairmen and the volunteer guides in their assigned properties. The senior guide is responsible for all arrangements with the homeowner before the tour. The senior guide will be stationed at the front door and is responsible for checking the wristband-tickets or guest passes. In addition, the Senior Guide makes sure that the flow of the house is satisfactory.	Ashton Mullins	(843) 722-4630	amullins@preservationsociety.org	www.PreservationSociety.org
22	8/16/2012 10:24:09	Charleston Animal Society	New foster program called Adoption Ambassadors	This is a new foster program and has been quite successful in the past several months. We place dogs and puppies that are up for adoption into foster homes. We will then supply the Ambassador with everything they need...an adopt me vest, business cards for the dog, food, crate, we will train you on the adoption process, advertise the dog on our facebook and website, and encourage you to take your dog/puppy around the community to try to find someone to adopt them. We will also invite the Ambassadors to our adoption events. If you find someone to adopt the dog you will perform the adoption process. This is a research and development project that we are participating in for the ASPCA, meaning we are collecting data on why families are adopting the dogs out of the foster families homes. This program allows us to have more space available in the shelter for new animals entering the shelter, animals adopted out of foster homes are less likely to be returned, and the animal is able to live in a home environment and never has to come back to the shelter! We would love for us to have more people participate in this life saving program! Most of these dogs are getting adopted between 0-4 weeks. College students would be great for this opportunity.	Downtown	Becoming an Adoption Ambassador will depend on the foster family and their availability.	Courtney Gumienny	843-329-1577	cgumienny@charlestonanimalsociety.org	www.charlestonanimalsociety.org
23	8/14/2012 14:07:16	LifePoint	Inaugural LifePoint HOOKED ON LIFE Fishing Tournament	This fishing tournament will be held to raise funds for awareness activities throughout the state about organ, eye & tissue donation. Anglers can fish the beautiful Charleston intercoastal waterways anywhere from Edisto to Bulls Bay.	Downtown	VOLUNTEERS are needed for all of the following dates/times: Captains Meeting - Thursday, September 20 ( 6-9 pm) @ Charleston Maritime Center Fishing Tournament - Saturday, September 22 (6 am – 4 pm) in Charleston intercoastal waterways (from Edisto to Bulls Bay) Scorecard / Photo Submission - Saturday, September 22 (4-6 pm) @ Charleston Maritime Center Check In / Reception - Saturday, September 22 ( 6 - 8 pm) @ Charleston Maritime Center **** Please make contact with Shirley McAdams by September 4 if interested.	Shirley McAdams, LifePoint Special Events Coordinator	800-462-0755	mcadamss@lifepoint-sc.org	www.lifepoint-sc.org
24	8/14/2012 13:57:57	LifePoint	LifePoint 8th Annual "Gift of Life" 5K/2K	This popular lowcountry race raises funds for awareness activities throughout the state about organ, eye and tissue donation.	James Island	* 2/23/13 (9 am race start) * Volunteers begin arriving @ 7:15 am. All volunteer activities are completed by 11 am. Some volunteer duties are: race course monitors good & beverage tent parking lot duty finish line duty *** Please make contact with Shirley McAdams by February 1, 2013 if interested.	Shirley McAdams, LifePoint Special Events Coordinator	800-462-0755	mcadamss@lifepoint-sc.org	www.lifepoint-sc.org
25	8/14/2012 12:11:05	Spoleto Festival USA	Office Front Desk	Volunteer needed to be stationed at the front desk, switchboard operation.	Downtown	Various days/shifts available weekdays, Aug 15 - 31, 2012. 9AM to 5PM or in shifts (9:00 - 1:00 or 2:00 - 5:00).	David Graham	843-722-2764	davidg@spoletousa.org	spoletousa.org
26	8/13/2012 12:36:25	Respite Care Charleston	Activity Specific Volunteer	Share your musical talent, flower arranging skills, love of baking, passion for gardening, crafts, exercise, poetry, or new creative ideas as an activity leader, invite your friends to join in and help too. Our participants respond positively to expressive therapies such as art, reading poetry, and singing in addition to mental and physical exercises and sensory based activities. Sign up to volunteer 30 minutes to an 1 hour once a week, once a month, or often as you would like. We are actively seeking: Current Events Discussion Group Leader(s), Exercise Teachers, Garden Enthusiasts, Art Therapy Volunteers, Musicians, Dance Instructors, Poetry Activity Leaders, other creative and therapeutic group activities.	Johns Island	Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:00am-12noon or 1:00-1:50pm	Margaret Kunes, Program Director	843 364 2607	margaret.kunes@gmail.com	respitecarecharleston.org
27	8/13/2012 12:36:21	People Against Rape	Volunteer Victim Advocate Training	Volunteer Victim Advocates assist victims of sexual assault directly. This can be done through hospital accompaniment while victims are receiving their sexual assault exam and by answering hotline calls as well. All sexual assault exams are conducted at MUSC ER and all hotline calls are forwarded to your phone through our answering service. You must first complete this 25 hour training.There is no cost for you to attend our training. We only ask that you sign up for 1-2 on call shifts a month.	Downtown	Wednesday, September 5th 5:30pm – 9:30pm Thursday, September 6th 5:30pm – 9:30pm Friday, September 7th 5:30pm - 9:30pm Saturday, September 8th 9am-5:00pm	Ruby Godley	843-745-0144	rgodley@peopleagainstrape.org	www.peopleagainstrape.org
28	8/13/2012 12:35:29	Respite Care Charleston	Activity Specific Volunteer	Share your musical talent, flower arranging skills, love of baking, passion for gardening, crafts, exercise, poetry, or new creative ideas as an activity leader, invite your friends to join in and help too. Our participants respond positively to expressive therapies such as art, reading poetry, and singing in addition to mental and physical exercises and sensory based activities. Sign up to volunteer 30 minutes to an 1 hour once a week, once a month, or often as you would like. We are actively seeking: Current Events Discussion Group Leader(s), Exercise Teachers, Garden Enthusiasts, Art Therapy Volunteers, Musicians, Dance Instructors, Poetry Activity Leaders, other creative and therapeutic group activities.	Mt. Pleasant	Mondays and Wednesdays 11:00am-12noon or 1:00-1:50pm	Margaret Kunes, Program Director	843 364 2607	margaret.kunes@gmail.com	respitecarecharleston.org
29	8/13/2012 12:34:30	Respite Care Charleston	Activity Specific Volunteer	Share your musical talent, flower arranging skills, love of baking, passion for gardening, crafts, exercise, poetry, or new creative ideas as an activity leader, invite your friends to join in and help too. Our participants respond positively to expressive therapies such as art, reading poetry, and singing in addition to mental and physical exercises and sensory based activities. Sign up to volunteer 30 minutes to an 1 hour once a week, once a month, or often as you would like. We are actively seeking: Current Events Discussion Group Leader(s), Exercise Teachers, Garden Enthusiasts, Art Therapy Volunteers, Musicians, Dance Instructors, Poetry Activity Leaders, other creative and therapeutic group activities.	West Ashley	Tuesdays and Fridays 11:00am-12noon or 1:00pm-1:50pm	Margaret Kunes, Program Director	843 364 2607	margaret.kunes@gmail.com	respitecarecharleston.org
30	8/13/2012 12:30:51	Respite Care Charleston	Respite Program Volunteers	The success of our social day respite programs for individuals with Alzheimer's and dementia is largely due to the one to one participant to volunteer ratio and the peer like social atmosphere that is created as a result. Enjoy music, art, exercise, and a family style meal with our participants and volunteers while making a difference in the daily life of the people with dementia who attend our programs and their families.	Johns Island	Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:00am-1:50pm (or two hours shifts).	Margaret Kunes	843 364 2607	margaret.kunes@gmail.com	respitecarecharleston.org
31	8/13/2012 12:29:59	Respite Care Charleston	Respite Program Volutneer	The success of our social day respite programs for individuals with Alzheimer's and dementia is largely due to the one to one participant to volunteer ratio and the peer like social atmosphere that is created as a result. Enjoy music, art, exercise, and a family style meal with our participants and volunteers while making a difference in the daily life of the people with dementia who attend our programs and their families.	Mt. Pleasant	Mondays and Wednesdays 10:00am-1:50pm (or 2 hour shifts)	Margaret Kunes, Program Director	843 364 2607	margaret.kunes@gmail.com	respitecarecharleston.org
32	8/13/2012 12:28:42	Respite Care Charleston	Respite Program Volunteer	The success of our social day respite programs for individuals with Alzheimer's and dementia is largely due to the one to one participant to volunteer ratio and the peer like social atmosphere that is created as a result. Enjoy music, art, exercise, and a family style meal with our participants and volunteers while making a difference in the daily life of the people with dementia who attend our programs and their families.	West Ashley	Tuesdays and Fridays 10:00am-1:50pm (or 2 hours shifts)	Margaret Kunes, Program Director	843 364 2607	margaret.kunes@gmaill.com	respitecarecharleston.org
33	4/30/2012 12:14:33	National Kidney Foundation	NKF Golf Classic	Volunteer for the 20th Annual NKF Cadillac Golf Classic of the Lowcountry! Join us on the beautiful, world-renowned, Cassique Golf Course. This course is not open to the public and is located on Kiawah Island. You do not have to be an experienced golfer to help! Where: Cassique Golf Club, Kiawah Island When: Tuesday, June 5, 2012 Benefits of volunteering: Spend the day on a members-only premier golf club on Kiawah Island, goody bag filled with free items, breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided, interacting with business professionals from across the Lowcountry. Volunteer Roles Volunteer Scorekeepers (22) Keep score for a Team of 4 during play. Responsible to track score for each hole, ensure rules are being followed, and serve as NKF liaison to answer any questions regarding the tournament. Contest Holes (3) Remain stationary at the designated contest hole. Ensure rules are being followed. Keep track of each golfer and turn in winners at end of play. Greeters (2) Maintain a presence at Check-in site. Greet golfers, volunteers, and partners as they enter. Direct them to appropriate Registration Table, and serve as NKF liaison to answer questions regarding tournament and registration. Set-up (3) Arrive early and help set up Registration, hang banners, organize breakfast, place signs in Golf Carts, place lunches in golf carts. Other duties as needed. Runners (2) Maintain presence around check-in to support golfers, volunteers, NKF employees, and Kiawah employees as needed.	Other	Tuesday, June 5th, 2012 7am-3pm	Dana Toth	843-514-8851	dtoth@odsyhealth.com	www.kidneysc.org
34	4/17/2012 16:39:05	Keep Charleston Beautiful	Green and Lean 5K	Volunteers are needed early Saturday morning to help setup for the race, direct runners around the course, and at the finish line to help with handing out water, silent auctions items, and cleanup. If you can help out please let us know. The event is over and cleaned up by 10 am and volunteers will be provided with food and coffee before and during the event. Volunteers will also receive a free t-shirt and our deepest gratitude.	Downtown	June 2nd, 5:30 am - 9:30 am	Jennifer Scales	843.579.7501	scalesj@charlseton-sc.gov	www.greenandlean5k.com
35	2/3/2012 11:40:55	National Kidney Foundation	NKF Cadillac Golf Classic	The NKF Cadillac Golf Classic is the premier amateur golf tournament for chairty, and is being held at the Cassique Golf Club, Kiawah Island, on Tuesday, June 5. This is a rare opportunity to experience a member-only, exclusive golf club as well as helping a well-respected charity raise money! Volunteers are needed in several areas, including: Golf Scorers (those that ride with the 4-person team and keep score), Hole Volunteers (posted at contest holes to keep record and enforce rules), registration volunteers, greeters, set-up, break-down.	Other	Tuesday, June 5, 2012, Cassique Golf Club, Kiawah Island. From approx. 8am to 4pm.	Dana Toth	843-554-4048	dtoth@odsyhealth.com	www.kidneysc.org
36	1/26/2012 10:39:12	Senior Companion Program of CASC	SCP Folly Beach Fling Appreciation Picnic	Help set up and clean up, serve as game officials for the various game stations: Keeping score and sending participants on to the next game.	Folly Beach	Tentatively October 19 or 26, 2012.	Berita Martin	843.722.4127	scpdirector@charlestonareaseniros.com	www.charlestonareaseniors.org
37	1/26/2012 10:37:43	Senior Companion Program of CASC	SCP Appreciation Banquet	Help set up, break down, decorate, or serve food and drink at our banquet.	North Charleston	Wednesday, August 22, 2012. 8:30 am - 3 pm	Berita Martin	843.722.4127	scpdirector@charlestonareaseniros.com	www.charlestonareaseniors.org
38	1/24/2012 11:41:55	BOWs School Volunteers	Media Center Blitz	Site: Burns Elementary School - 3750 Dorchester Rd Burns ES was awarded a new Target Library in honor of Oprah Winfrey. The 2000 + books need to be coded with the reading grade levels for students.	North Charleston	Wednesdays and Thursdays, the BOWs Volunteer Coordinator is on the school campus all day - 7AM - 3PM. Team of volunteers or individuals can select which of these day(s) and time(s) most convenient for their schedule.	Joyce Maybin Nesmith, BOWs Volunteer Coordinator	745-7113 - School # or Cell# 697-4040	joycenesmith@beyondourwalls.com	www.beyondourwalls.com
39	1/24/2012 11:05:48	Charleston Port and Seafarers	Seafarer Breakfast	ChaPSS hosts a breakfast the third Thursday of each month at All Saints Lutheran Church on Hwy 17N. in Mt. Pleasant. We are looking for a group that can provide and serve a continental breakfast for approximately 20 folks at 8a.m. once a month.	Mt. Pleasant	September 20, 2012 \| October 18, 2012 \| November 15, 2012 \| December 20, 2012	Sue Hinkle	200-9745	Chapssmail@gmail.com	www.charlestonseafarers.org
40	1/24/2012 10:58:03	Charleston Port and Seafarers	Communications	We are in need of a skilled person who can give us current information on the best way to communicate our mission by using social media.	Other	This work can be done off-site.	Sue Hinkle	843-200-9745	Chapssmail@gmail.com	www.charlestonseafarers.org
41	10/3/2011 12:28:38	SC Maritime Foundation	Mentoring/Tutoring	The Lunch Buddy Program is a mentoring initiative that provides a child with an on-going relationship with a caring adult. Adult volunteers commit to having lunch with a student at least twice a month or more. After lunch there is time to read a book, play a board game, or just talk. The one-on-one relationship between buddies often makes a profound difference in a child’s life.	Downtown	Lunch hours vary from class to class and meets from 10:30-1:30. Generally 20-30 min blocks, any day of the week, except weekends, at least twice a month	Chassity Grant	843) 724-7783	chassity_grant@charleston.k12.sc.us	http://www.scmaritime.org/index.php
42	9/26/2011 9:04:34	LifePoint	Hooked For Life Fishing Tournament	This will be our inaugural fishing tournament in the Charleston area. Funds raised will help with awareness activities throughout the state about organ, tissue & eye donation.	Downtown	All volunteer opportunities will be located at the Charleston Maritime Center. 1 - Thursday, August 9, 2012 @ 4:00 - 10:00 pm (times are approximate) Captains' Party 2 - Saturday, August 11, 2012 @ 2:00 - 7:00 pm (times are approximate) Weight-In and Awards Banquet Volunteer opportunities include setup/breakdown of event, work at several different tables - food, registration, information, etc. If interested, contact Shirley McAdams by June 20, 2012.	Shirley McAdams, LifePoint Special Events Coordinator	843-763-7755	mcadamss@lifepoint-sc.org	www.lifepoint-sc.org
43	8/16/2011 13:23:56	Girl Scouts of Eastern South Carolina	Working with girls	We need volunteers to help with troop activities. Planning/helping with events. Providing Leadership skills, Attending troop meetings to work with girls. Assist with rentention of girls and recruitment. Helping to make community connections in the area.	Downtown	Times varies just call 843 552-9910 ext 231	843 552-9910 ext 231	843 552-9910 ext 231	nicolenick@girlscoutsesc.org	www.girlscoutsesc.org
44	2/9/2011 12:23:07	Good News Afterschool Program	Landscaping Overgrown shrubs and Clean up	Good News Afterschool resides in a low income community. Our program in located in a previous daycare unit in a rundown plaza. We would welcome as many students as possible to come out and cut overgrown shrubs, help clean up trash, do some minor landscaping that would help vandals from hiding in or around our center. Recently vandals stole our only central/air and heat unit leaving us freezing during the last sleet and ice day in January. Maybe helping to clean up all the trash might help deter some crimes. Unfornately we have no money resources for cutting tools or bags or what ever may be needed to clean up. The owners of plaza is a non profit struggling with no finances. We would welcome any help the students could give in helping us alert the community and business at large what happen to our air/heat unit and the numerous attempts to break in our program. Thanking everyone for caring about the children.	North Charleston	Any Saturday the a group could come just let Rezinda (843-327-7695) know and we will meet the groups there.	Rezinda White	843-327-7695	rezinda@yahoo.com	Goodnewsafterschool@myspace.com
45	9/5/2013 22:22:25	Bread for The World	World Day Communion	Bread for the World will host a Service for World Communion Sunday, and signing up volunteers and activist to join the fight to end hunger and poverty.	St James Presbyterian Church 1314 Secessionville rd, James Island, SC	October 6th, 4:00 pm	sheena meade	321-251-4636	smeade@bread.org	www.bread.org	Bread for the World members write personal letters and emails and meet with our members of Congress. Working through our churches, campuses, and other organizations, we engage more people in advocacy. Each year, Bread for the World invites churches across the country to take up a nationwide Offering of Letters to Congress on an issue that is important to hungry and poor people. As a non-profit, Bread for the World works in a bipartisan way. Our network of thousands of individual members, churches, and denominations ensures Bread’s presence in all U.S. congressional districts.