Service Opportunities

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1	Name of Organization	Description of Organization	Activity Category	Activity Cause	City	State	Volunteer Opportunities	Contact Name	Email	URL of Organization	Referral Source (ASC member or other)	Dmouth Connection, if any	Date updated	Address	Phone

2	LifeMoves	Network of Shelters	Human Services	Homeless Services	San Francisco Bay Area	CA	Meals	Alex Mazariegos	amazariegos@lifemoves.org	www.lifemoves.org	Julie L		Spring 2021
3							Corporate/Large Groups	Donna Hope	dhope@lifemoves.org
4	Peninsula Bridge	Mentoring and Tutoring	Education	Youth Education Programs and Services	San Francisco Bay Area	CA	Mentoring	Komal	komal@peninsulabridge.org	www.peninsulabridge.org	Julie L		Spring 2021
5							Tutoring High School	Mayra	mayra@peninsulabridge.org
6							Tutoring Middle School	Lynn	lynn@peninsulabridge.org
7							Career Exposure/Shadow	Mayra	mayra@peninsulabridge.org
8	Second Harvest of Silicon Valley	Food Bank	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	San Francisco Bay Area	CA	Sorting Food		https://www.shfb.org/give-help/volunteer	www.shfb.org	Julie L		Spring 2021
9							Sorting Food
10	Oakland Zoo	A wonderful zoo experience for individuals or families	Animals	Zoos and Aquariums	Oakland	CA	Individual and Group (5-25) opportunities to serve from site management to public assistance (docents, etc)	Through website	click on Support and then Interns and Volunteers	www.oaklandzoo.org	Steve Hoverman'71
11	Berkeley Public Schools	Public School System	Education	Youth Education Programs and Services	Berkeley	CA	Quite varied from Classroom Assistant to special projects under School Support Volunteers	Through website	click on menu in top right corner and select "for Volunteers"	berkeleypublicschoolsfund.org	Steve Hoverman'71
12	Big Sunday	Meals, Service Activities, etc	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Los Angeles	CA	meals, cleanups, holiday help, etc	David Levinson	www.bigsunday.org.	david@bigsunday.org	Julie L		Spring 2021
13	Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod	Provides houses for homeless	Community Development	Housing and Neighborhood Development	Yarmouth Port	MA	Build houses	Tara Cronin	tara@habitatcapecod.org	www.habitatcapecod.org	Tom Guidi		Spring 2021
14	Dream Day on Cape Cod	Summer Camp for children with serious illnesses	Human Services	Children's and Family Services	Brewster	MA	Camp clean-up; other events	Tracey Sperry	ed@dreamdayoncapecod.org	www.dreamdayoncapecod.org	Tom Guidi		Spring 2021
15	Boys and Girls Club of Cape Cod	Provides programs and services to young kids for give empowerment and leadership	Human Services	Youth Development, Shelter and Crisis Services	Mashpee	MA	Camp clean-up; other opportunities	Lloyd Wilson, Jr.	info@boysgirlsclubcapecod.org	www.boysgirlsclubcapecod.org	Tom Guidi		Spring 2021
16	Citizens Inn/Haven from Hunger	Food Pantry	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	Peabody	MA	Serve meals	Brianne Jurs	volunteer@citizensinn.org	www.citizensinn.org	Tom Guidi		Spring 2021
17	Essex County Habitat for Humanity	Provides houses for homeless	Human Services	Homeless Services		MA	build houses	Marty Lahti	volunteer@essexcountyhabitat.org	www.essexcountyhabitat.org	Tom Guidi		Spring 2021
18	Groundwork Lawrence	environmental and open space; healthy foods	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Services Organization	Lawrence	MA	Cleanup parks and rivers; help with farming	Eddie Rosa	erosa@groundwork.org	www.groundworklawrence.org	Tom Guidi		Spring 2021
19	Open Table	Food insecurity/food pantry	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	Concord	MA	Put together food bags, help with food distribution		volunteer@opentable.org	opentable.org	Tom Guidi		Spring 2021
20	South Portland Food Cupboard	Food Pantry	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	South Portland	ME	Distribute meals	Dwayne Hopkins	foodcupboard@maine.rr.com	www.southportlandfoodcupboard.org	Tom Guidi		Spring 2021
21	Habitat for Humanity of Greater Portland	Provides houses for homeless	Community Development	Housing and Neighborhood Development	Portland	ME	Build houses	Kate Weidman	volunteer@habitatme.org	www.habitatportlandme.org	Tom Guidi		Spring 2021
22	Portland Trails	Environmental	Environment	Environmental Protection and Conservation	Portland	ME	Restore woodland trails; office help	Alison Violette	info@trails.org	www.trails.org	Tom Guidi		Spring 2021
23	Community FoodBank of NJ	Food Bank	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	Hillside	NJ	Various projects including sorting and repacking food items; assembling emergency food boxes, family packs and senior boxes; packaging bulk product into family-sized bags	Traci Hendricks	thendricks@cfbnj.org	https://cfbnj.org/	Joe Dempsey	Joe Dempsey, Board Member	Spring 2021
24	Giving Garden	Provides fresh produce to local food pantries, soup kitchens and low-income group homes	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	Warren	NJ	Gardening. Activities include preparing the beds, planting vegetables, weeding beds, harvesting vegetables, etc. depending upon the season.	Mike Bennett	ggp@wfafnj.org	https://www.wfafnj.org	Joe Dempsey		Spring 2022
25	Jersey Cares	Recruits and engages volunteers in a variety of community-identified areas	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Livingston	NJ	501(c)(3) which recruits volunteers on behalf of hundreds of non-profits. Includes in-person and virtual opportunities.	Michelle Dee	michelle@jerseycares.org	https://www.jerseycares.org	Joe Dempsey		Spring 2021
26	Volunteer Centers of New Jersey	Volunteers Centers and United Way support and facilitate volunteerism throughout the state.	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Statewide	NJ	Numerous projects available including food distribution, disaster relief, book reading/recording, etc. depending upon where you live.			https://nj.gov/state/volunteer-centers.shtml	Joe Dempsey		Spring 2021
27	Habitat for Humanity	Provide housing to families in need of decent and affordable shelter	Community Development	Housing and Neighborhood Development	Statewide	NJ	Build affordable homes	There are 16 Habitat organizations serving NJ		https://www.habitat.org/volunteer	Joe Dempsey		Spring 2021
28	City Harvest	Rescues 100 million pounds of food p.a. and delivers it to food pantries, soup kitchens and community partners	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	All 5 boroughs	NY	Opportunities include volunteering at mobile markets or agencies/partners. Tasks include food bagging, distribution and line management. Check (https://cityharvestvolunteers.civicore.com/) for upcoming opportunities		volunteerservices@cityharvest.org	https://www.cityharvest.org/	Joe Dempsey		Spring 2022
29	New York Cares	Largest volunteer network in NY that works with mre than 1,100 nonprofits, shools and government agencies	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	All 5 Boroughs	NY	Volunteers serve in schools, soup kitchens, senior centers, public parks, libraries, and other nonprofits		info@newyorkcares.org	https://www.newyorkcares.org/	Joe Dempsey		Spring 2021
30	St. Joseph's Soup Kitchen	Serves 300+ meals every Saturday to NYC's homeless and hungry	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	New York City	NY	Morning prep shift (10:30am - 12:30pm), afternoon serving shift (1PM - 3:30PM).		sjskvolunteer@gmail.com	https://www.sjsk.nyc/	Joe Dempsey		Spring 2022
31	Triangle Land Conservancy	Nature conservancy	Environment	Environmental Protection and Conservation	Raleigh-Durham	NC	Build Trails		919-908-8809	trianglelad.org	Allison Hirsch		Spring 2021
32	Southern Environmental Law Center	Protect environment by stopping development that hasn't cleared environmental tests	Environment	Environmental Protection and Conservation	Raleigh-Durham	NC	Mainly fundraising			southernenvironment.org	Allison Hirsch		Spring 2021
33	Be Loud Sophie	Funds positions at UNC hospitals for child/young adult cancer patients	Health	Patient and Family Support	Raleigh-Durham	NC	Event participation for fundraising			beloudsophie.org	Allison Hirsch		Spring 2021
34	Miracle League of the Triangle	Baseball for developmentally disabled children	Human Services	Children's and Family Services	Raleigh-Durham	NC	Game day volunteer, coaching, buddy		cvagle@mltriangle.com	mltriangle.com	Allison Hirsch		Spring 2021
35	Gigi's Playhouse	Tutoring, activities, job training for children/young adults with Down's Syndrome	Human Services	Children's and Family Services	Raleigh-Durham	NC	Program volunteers, event volunteers		info@gigisplayhouse.org	gigisplayhouse.org	Allison Hirsch		Spring 2021
36	Note in the Pocket	Clothing for school aged kids	Human Services	Children's and Family Services	Raleigh-Durham	NC	Clothing sorting, Pick-up, clothing drive		info@noteinthepocket.org	noteinthepocket.org	Allison Hirsch		Spring 2021
37	Food Bank of South Jersey	Food Bank	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	Pennsauken	NJ	Volunteers may assist with Packing and Sorting donated food, assembling boxed food for the Senior Program and repacking donated food for agency deliveries		volunteers@foodbanksj.org	https://foodbanksj.org	Dan O'Brien '09		Spring 2021
38	Hire Heroes USA	Provides free job assistance to US military members, veterans and their spouses	Human Services	Employment Services	Virtual	N/A	Conduct mock interviews, provide career counseling			https://www.hireheroesusa.org/
39	ZSL Instant Wild	Global conservation charity with a mission to conserve the planet's wildlife and their habitats	Animals	Wildlife Conservation	Virtual	N/A	ZSL's Instant Wild brings you live images and videos from around the world. By identifying the animals in each image, you are contributing to conservation and making a positive impact on the future for wildlife.			https://instantwild.zsl.org/intro
40	Tarjimly	Connects refugees, asylees, immigrants and the people who support them with multi-lingual volunteer translators.	Human Services	Social Services	Virtual	N/A	Volunteers receive notifications when someone needs your skills for a translation request (text, document, voice notes). You can choose to accept the request based on your availability.			https://tarjimly.org/howitworks
41	Be My Eyes	Connects blind and low-vision individuals with sighted volunteers for visual assistance through live calls.	Human Services	Social Services	Virtual	N/A	Using the Be My Eyes app, volunteers assist blind or low-vision users with anything from checking expiry dates, distinguishing colors, reading instructions or navigating new surroundings.			https://www.bemyeyes.com/
42	Bookshare	eBook library that makes reading easier for people with dyslexia, blindness, cerebral palsy and other reading barriers.	Human Services	Social Services	Virtual	N/A	Volunteers can either scan books which will be added to the collection or proof-read scanned files.			https://www.bookshare.org/cms/get-involved/volunteer
43	Smithsonian Digital Volunteers	World's largest museum, education and research complex. Digital volunteers help make historical documents and biodiversity data more accessible.	Arts, Culture, Humanities	Museums	Virtual	N/A	Transcribe and review various field notes, diaries, ledgers, logbooks, currency proof sheets, photo albums, manuscripts and biodiversity specimen labels.			https://transcription.si.edu/
44	David's House	Provides home away from home support for families with hospitalized children at DHMC	Health	Patient and Family Support	Lebanon	NH	bake, cook, hospital volunteer, participate in events	Robin Osmer	robin.osmer@david's-house.org	https//davids-house.org	John Walters
45	Upper Valley Habitat for Humanity	provides houses for homeless	Community Development	Housing and Neighborhood Development	White River Junction	VT	build houses	Eva Loomis	info@uvhabitat.org	https://www.uvhabitat.org	John Walters
46	Special Need Support Center	Helps families of children with special needs meet their unique challenges	Health	Patient and Family Support	White River Junction	VT	work one on one with kids; cooking clases	Laura Perez	laura@snsc-uv.org	www.snsc-uv.org	John Walters
47	Upper Valley Haven	provides temporary shelter and educational programming for homeless families and adults as well as food for the needy	Human Services	Homeless Services	White River Junction	VT	assemble food shelf orders; assist customers	Amber Johnston	ajohnston@uppervalleyhaven.org	www.uppervalleyhaven.org	John Walters
48	Big Shoulders Fund	supports inner city schools with funds for teachers and programming	Education	Youth Education Programs and Services	Chicago	IL		Tim Liston	tliston@bigshouldersfund.org	www.bigshouldersfund.org	Shawna Owen T'98
49	Compass Pro Bono	Provides consulting to non-profit organizations	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Chicago	IL	August/December/January project start times	www.compassprobono.org/about/faq/volunteer-faqs/		www.compassprobono.org	Jean Tsai T'98
50	Chinese Mutual Aid Association	Provides services to immigrants and seniors	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Chicago	IL	English language teaching, special events, youth tutoring	https://www.chinesemutualaid.org/volunteer		www.chinesemutualaid.org	Jean Tsai T'98
51	Chicago Furniture Bank	Provides furniture to people transitioning from homlessness to homes	Human Services	Homeless Services	Chicago	IL	$ or furniture donations, sorting, showroom assistance, group volunteer events		jack@chicagofurniturebank.org.	www.chicagofurniturebank.org	Jean Tsai T'98
52	Greater Chicago Food Depository	Food Pantries across Chicago	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	Chicago	IL	Repack, Fresh Truck/distribution, drivers	https://volunteers.chicagosfoodbank.org/index.php?section=IndividualOpportunities&action=calendar		www.chicagosfoodbank.org	Jean Tsai T'98
53	Habitat for Humanity of Greater New Haven	Provides homes for people in need of decent and affordable shelter	Community Development	Housing and Neighborhood Assistance	New Haven	CT	Help to construct homes	Allison Mangles	amangles@habitatgnh.org	www.habitatgnh.org	Tom Guidi
54	Connecticut Food Bank	Provides food to needy families	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	Wallingford	CT	Sort food	Gina Seay	gseay@ctfoodshare.org	www.ctfoodbank.org	Tom Guidi
55	United Way of Greater New Haven	Provides various social servcices	Community Development	United Ways	New Haven	CT	Multiple volunteer opportunities, including virtual services such as assisting low income peope with tax returns	Dennis Velasquez	dvelasquez@uwgnh.org	www. uwgnh.org	Tom Guidi
56	Habitat for Humanity of North Central Connecticut	Provides homes for people in need of decent and affordable shelter	Community Development	Housing and Neighborhood Assistance	Hartford	CT	Help to construct homes	Ryan Gorecki	Volunteer@hartfordhabitat.org	www.hartfordhabitat.org	Tom Guidi
57	Connecticut Food Bank	Provides food to needy families	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	Bloomfield	CT	Sort food	Edna Bailey	ebailey@ctfoodshare.org	www.ctfoodbank.org	Tom Guidi
58	Hands on Hartford	Provides social servies including food, housing & heallth	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	Hartford	CT	Food delivery, serving meals and also virtual opportunities	Jackie Kasinskas	info@handsonhartford.org	www.handsonhartford.org	Tom Guidi
59	A Little Help	connects older residents to neighbors who help them remain independent and age well	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Denver	CO	providing rides to appointments, yard work, grocery runs and outdoor chores like snow removal	Website or Jake Dresden, Outreach and Development Director, at jake@alittlehelp.org or 720-242-9032	https://www.alittlehelp.org/GroupProjects	https://www.alittlehelp.org	Jeff Weitzman '85		Spring 2022
60	Volunteers of America Colorado	nonprofit, faith-based organization dedicated to helping those in-need transform their lives	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Denver	CO	VOA services include housing and emergency shelters, hunger and nutrition services, and many other community support programs.	Web form		https://www.voacolorado.org/volunteer-opportunities/adult-group-and-corporate-volunteer-program	Jeff Weitzman '85		Spring 2022
61	United Way - Mile High	Mile High United Way takes on critical human services issues facing our seven-county footprint including the Metro Denver, Boulder and Broomfield communities	Community Development	United Ways	Denver, Boulder, Broomfield	CO	We support families and focus on our three interconnected Community Priorities: giving all children a strong start, supporting education and academic success, and creating economic opportunity for all.	web form		https://unitedwaydenver.org/corporate-volunteerism/	Jeff Weitzman '85		Spring 2022
62	Boys & Girls Clubs Metro Denver	we help kids succeed in school, develop good character and citizenship, and live healthy lives.	Human Services	Youth Development, Shelter and Crisis Services	Denver	CO	From skills-based opportunities to facilities maintenance to kickball with the kids	corporate@bgcmd.org		https://www.bgcmd.org/get-involved/volunteer/corporate-volunteers/	Jeff Weitzman '85		Spring 2022
63	Habitat for Humanity of Metro Dener	builds and sells homes to hardworking people in need of decent and affordable housing.	Community Development	Housing and Neighborhood Assistance	Denver	CO	Construction volunteers make a tangible difference with each and every day they help build and repair homes. No construction experience is necessary.	Web Request Form		https://www.habitatmetrodenver.org/volunteer/groups/schools-and-community-groups/	Jeff Weitzman '85		Spring 2022
64	Extreme Community Makeover	Extreme Community Makeover coordinates volunteer teams to partner with Denver residents to improve their own homes and neighborhoods.	Community Development	housing and Neighborhood Assistance	Denver	CO	Work together on exterior home and neighborhood improvement projects	Angela Bomgaars (also Group Reg form off the website Get Involved page)	angela@extremecommunitymakeover.org	http://www.extremecommunitymakeover.org/	Jeff Weitzman '85		Spring 2022
65	Jacobs & Cushman Food Bank	Food Bank	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	San Diego	CA	sorting and packing food	Through Website Volunteer Tab	https://sandiegofoodbank.org/	https://sandiegofoodbank.org/	Julie Levenson		Spring 2022
66	San Diego Coastkeeper	organization to protect and restore fishable, swimmable, and drinkable waters	Environment	Environmental Protection and Conservation	San Diego	CA	Beach Cleanups	Through Website Volunteer Tab	https://www.sdcoastkeeper.org/	https://www.sdcoastkeeper.org/	Julie Levenson		Spring 2022
67	San Diego Rescue Center	Homeless shelter and recovery center serving thousands of homeless, hungry, and poor women, men, and children	Human Services	Homeless Services	San Diego	CA	Serving meals and distributing food; organizing clothes and other donations; helping students prepare for interviews		volunteers@sdrescue.org	https://www.sdrescue.org/	Julie Levenson		Spring 2022
68	Traveling Stories	Focused on literacy and money mgmt skills kids need through innovative "Book Bucks" program	Education	Early Childhood Programs and Services	San Diego	CA	Reading with and listening to kids' read; currently virtual but will go back to in person		Through website tab "Get Involved"	https://www.travelingstories.org/	Julie Levenson		Spring 2022
69	Serving Seniors	Programs include meals, affordable housing, social and supportive services, lifelong learning, and health and wellness services to people age 60+ living in poverty	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	San Diego	CA	serving lunch, teaching a class, hosting a social activity, visiting, playing a game, playing instruments		Through website tab "Get involved" and "Volunteer"	https://servingseniors.org/who-we-are/	Julie Levenson		Spring 2022
70	RefugeeNet	RefugeeNet helps new refugees register for food stamps, Social Security, school enrollment, medical registration, driver’s licenses, finding jobs, and more. RefugeeNet also provides tutoring for about 100 young people three days a week.	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	San Diego	CA	Tutoring programs, where students learn individually and in small groups. Volunteers can also help collect and distribute clothing, household goods, and furniture.		Through website tab "Volunteer"	https://www.refugee-net.org/	Julie Levenson		Spring 2022
71	Girls on the Run	OneOC uses physical education and dynamic discussion to inspire confidence and caring in young girls.	Human Services	Youth Development, Shelter and Crisis Services	Newport Beach	CA	Will customize group activities		Through website tab "Volunteer"	http://www.girlsontherunoc.org	Julie Levenson		Spring 2022
72	Grandma's House of Hope	Empower and targets people who slip between the cracks of other programs, with a specific focus on serving those who are ineligible for or who have significant difficulty accessing other organizations’ services. We accomplish this through three core programs: GHH’s Rescued and Restored Housing Program, Nana’s Kidz program and HopeWorks! Education and Enrichment Center program.	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Garden Grove	CA	Packing food bags, tutoring, and other opportunities.	Virginia	virginia@grandmashouseofhope.org	https://www.grandmashouseofhope.org/	Julie Levenson		Spring 2022
73	Pathways of Hope	Rebuilding lives of the homeless and hungry	Human Services	Homeless Services	Fullerton	CA	Food distribution and delivery; gardening and painting; holiday party help		Through website under "Get Involved" and "Volunteer"	https://www.pohoc.org/	Julie Levenson		Spring 2022
74	Wags Pet Adoption	Shelter and Fostering Pets	Animals	Animal Protection and Welfare	Westminster	CA	Dog walking, cleaning, transporting pets for outings		Through website under "Volunteer"	https://wagspetadoption.org/	Julie Levenson		Spring 2022
75	Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County	Combats Food Insecurity and Promotes Nutrition	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	Irvine	CA	Plant, harvest and maintain fields where vegetables grown near the food bank; and help sort, process, and deliver food.	Lisa James	lisa@feedoc.org; and through "volunteer" tab on website.	https://feedoc.org/	Julie Levenson
76	Rescue Mission of Orange county	Provides comprehensive programs and life skills to homeless - shelters, food, camps, job skills, etc.	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Tustin	CA	Meal Prep; Food Sorting and Packing; Delivery; Kids' camps		Through website under "Provide Help" and then "Volunteer"	https://rescuemission.org	Julie Levenson		Spring 2022
77	Alive Inc.	Anti-hunger non-profit, provides access to food for impoverished populations	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	Alexandria	VA	Hosting a food drive, helping with admin tasks, collecting and sorting food		Through website under "Get Involved" --> "Volunteer"	https://www.alive-inc.org	Christopher Chavis '12		Spring 2022
78	National Park Service	Administers National Parks Across the United States	Environment	Environmental Protection and Conservation	Washington	DC	Park Cleanup, trail maintenance		Through website at https://www.nps.gov/getinvolved/volunteer.htm	https://www.nps.gov	Christopher Chavis '12		Spring 2022
79	The Smithsonian	Administers museums and other sites of interest	Arts, Culture, Humanities	Museums	Washington	DC	Teaching and storytelling		Through website at https://vol.si.edu/pages/tool/any.vol.joblookup:FS6EBP88NRKXL2G3	www.si.edu	Christopher Chavis '12		Spring 2022
80	Greater DC Diaper Bank	Provides diapers to low-income families in the DC area	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Washington	DC	Sorting, packing and stacking diapers, sorting inventory, and organizing the Baby Pantry.		Through website at https://greaterdcdiaperbank.org/volunteer/	https://greaterdcdiaperbank.org	Christopher Chavis '12		Spring 2022
81	Northstar Tutoring	Provides tutoring to low-income children in the DC area	Education	Youth education Programs and Services	Washington	DC	Tutoring and mentoring		Through website at https://www.northstartutoring.org/copy-of-programs-2	https://www.northstartutoring.org	Christopher Chavis '12		Spring 2022
82	Potomac Conservancy	Fights for clean waterways in the DC area	Environment	Environmental Protection and Conservation	Silver Spring	MD	Assisting with river cleanups		Through website at https://potomac.org/take-action	https://potomac.org	Christopher Chavis '12		Spring 2022
83	Capital Area Food Bank	Providing food to low-income families	Human Services	Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Distribution	Washington	DC	Collecting, sorting, and stocking food items		Through website at https://volunteer.capitalareafoodbank.org	https://www.capitalareafoodbank.org	Christopher Chavis '12		Spring 2022
84	Hands On Greater Portland	Provide donated books to low income children	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Portland	OR	Many volunteer opportunities			http://www.unitedway-pdx.org/	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	United Way of the Columbia-Willamette 619 SW 11th Avenue Portland, OR 97205 Phone: 503.200.3355 Fax: 503.226.9385 E-mail: handson@unitedway-pdx.or
85	Blanchet House	Offer food, shelter and aid to all those in need of a safe place to be nourished and restored	Human Services	Homeless Services	Portland	OR	Serve Meals			http://blanchethouse.org	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	Blanchet House, 310 NW Glisan St., Portland, OR, 97209,
86	Outside In	Helping homeless youth and other marginalized people move towards improved health and self-sufficiency	Human Services	Homeless Services	Portland	OR	Help provide fresh, healthy meals to homeless young adults at OUTSIDE IN'S Café!			http://www.outsidein.org/	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	Outside In 1132 SW 13th Ave Portland, OR 97205
87	The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)	Leading science center in Oregon.	Arts, Culture, Humanities	Museums	Portland	OR	Usher, etc.			volunteer@omsi.edu or (503)239-7814.	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	The Oregon Museum of Science & Industry 1945 SE Water Ave in Portland, OR.
88	Operation Nightwatch	Organization to provide a place for homeless to escape isolation and provide food.	Human Services	Homeless Services	Portland	OR	Serving the homeless			http://www.operationnightwatch.org	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	1432 SW 13th Avenue at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Portland, OR 97201
89	Special Olympics Oregon	Provides enrichment to children with disabilities through sports	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Portland	OR	Volunteer at events			Special Olympics Oregon \| http://www.soor.org	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	8313 SW Cirrus Drive, Beaverton, OR 97008
90	Portland Parks & Recreation - City Nature Stewardship	Volunteers help restore habitats to wildlife and insects as well as provide safe and clean trails.	Environment	Botanical Gardens, Parks and Nature Centers	Portland	OR	Restoration Work			https://www.portland.gov/parks/nas	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	Portland, OR 97239
91	Bend Ronald McDonald House	Organization to help families and kids when family members are sick	Health	Patient and Family Support	Portland	OR	Make Meals at Ronald McDonald House			https://rmhcoregon.org/	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	1700 NE Purcell Blvd. Bend, OR 97701 541-318-4950
92	Portland East Ronald McDonald House	Organization to help families and kids when family members are sick	Health	Patient and Family Support	Portland	OR	Make Meals at Ronald McDonald House			https://rmhcoregon.org/	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	2620 N. Commercial Ave. Portland, OR 97227 971-230-6700
93	South Waterfront Ronald McDonald House at the OHSU Rood Family Pavilion	Organization to help families and kids when family members are sick	Health	Patient and Family Support	Portland	OR	Make Meals at Ronald McDonald House			https://rmhcoregon.org/	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	3410 S Bond Ave. Portland, OR 97239 971-230-0808
94	Springfield Ronald McDonald House at the PeaceHealth Heartfelt House	Organization to help families and kids when family members are sick	Health	Patient and Family Support	Portland	OR	Make Meals at Ronald McDonald House			https://rmhcoregon.org/	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	116 St. Joseph Pl. Springfield, OR 97477 458-221-1362
95	The Children's Book Bank	To increase the chances for children to succeed as future readers, learners, and citizens by filling their homes with quality books	Education	Youth education Programs and Services	Portland	OR	Support book drives			http://www.childrensbookbank.org	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	The Children's Book Bank 1915 NE 7th Avenue, Portland, OR 97212 (503) 616-3981
96	CARES Northwest	CARES Northwest’s mission is to stop child abuse and neglect through multidisciplinary prevention, medical evaluation, and ongoing treatment in partnership with our community.	Human Services	Children's and Family Services	Portland	OR	Support Children with a Movie, Snacks and a Smile			http://www.caresnw.org/	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	2800 N Vancouver Ave, Suite 201 Portland, OR 97227 Phone: 503-276-9000
97	The Shadow Project	THE MISSION OF THE SHADOW PROJECT IS TO MAKE SCHOOL MORE ACCESSIBLE AND ENGAGING FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES, SO THEY CAN ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL.	Education	Special Education	Portland	OR	Become a Reading Mentor			http://www.shadow-project.org	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	The Shadow Project 2154 NE Broadway, Suite 130 Portland, OR 97232 Phone 971-373-3457
98	Community for Positive Aging (Hollywood Senior Center)	Mission is to promote, enhance and sustain the independence, safety, health and quality of life of older adults in the community	Human Services	Multipurpose Human Service Organization	Portland	OR	Help with programs			https://hollywoodseniorcenter.org/	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	1820 NE 40th Ave., Portland, OR 97212
99	Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB)	Support OPB radio and TV membership drives or at special events; lend administrative or research skills; create content in roles like writer, music host or photographer.	Arts, Culture, Humanities	Public Broadcasting and Media	Portland	OR	fund drive, research, etc.			https://www.opb.org/	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	7140 S Macadam Avenue Portland, OR 97219 Volunteering: 503-293-1939
100	ReClaim It!	ReClaim It is a nonprofit art and reuse retail store that salvages materials from the "dump" (Metro Transfer Station operated by Recology) for artists, neighbors, and DIYers to reuse, repair, and reimagine.	Arts, Culture, Humanities	Performing Arts	Portland	OR	volunteer for a project			http://reclaimitpdx.org	Ed Mazer		Spring 2022	1 N. Killingsworth St. Portland, OR 97217