Volunteer: Early Childhood tutor – AmeriCorps positionAs an Early Learning Corps Interventionist you’ll spend your days helping children ages 3-5 to talk, read, write, sing and play in order to develop early literacy and numeracy skills and get ready for Kindergarten. Serving in one classroom, you’ll work closely with a teacher to enhance daily literacy and numeracy activities and help students build both skills and confidence. With great training and onsite coaching, you’ll be ready to make an impact through enhanced opportunities to develop their early language, literacy and math skills. No experience? No problem. With great training and onsite coaching, you’ll be ready to make an impact. Schedule: 30 hours per week. 7.5 service hours per day. Requires 4 days per week (M-Thu) and 1 Friday half day per month. Position starts 8/26/2024 and ends 5/31/2025. Compensation/Benefits: living stipend of $888.25 biweekly (totaling $1,776.50 per month), education award of up to $3,697.50 that can be used to repay federal student loans or future education expenses; federal student loan forbearance. Health insurance and childcare assistance is available for full-time interventionists. Interventionists who serve the duration of the school year may elect to complete their Child Development Associate (CDA) credential. Michigan Education Corps AmeriCorps members also have access to the Member Support Fund (up to $500 for emergency /unexpected expenses), affinity groups and workforce development/career pathway groups. Minimum qualifications: Must be 18 years of age or older by your start date. Must have at least a high school diploma or recognized equivalent by your start date. Must be either a citizen, national, or lawful permanent resident alien of the United States. Must pass mandatory pre-service background checks. Must not have served 4 or more prior terms of service with AmeriCorps State or National. Additional Information: Hope Network’s Michigan Education Corps will not discriminate for or against any AmeriCorps service member or applicant on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, familial status, disability, sexual orientation, age, or any other category protected by law. Reasonable accommodations provided upon request. This document is available in alternative formats. Agency: Hope Network - Michigan Education Corps As an Early Learning Corps Interventionist you’ll spend your days helping children ages 3-5 to talk, read, write, sing and play in order to develop early literacy and numeracy skills and get ready for Kindergarten. Serving in one classroom, you’ll work closely with a teacher to enhance daily literacy and numeracy activities and help students build both skills and confidence. With great training and onsite coaching, you’ll be ready to make an impact through enhanced opportunities to develop their early language, literacy and math skills. No experience? No problem. With great training and onsite coaching, you’ll be ready to make an impact. Schedule: 30 hours per week. 7.5 service hours per day. Requires 4 days per week (M-Thu) and 1 Friday half day per month. Position starts 8/26/2024 and ends 5/31/2025. Compensation/Benefits: living stipend of $888.25 biweekly (totaling $1,776.50 per month), education award of up to $3,697.50 that can be used to repay federal student loans or future education expenses; federal student loan forbearance. Health insurance and childcare assistance is available for full-time interventionists. Interventionists who serve the duration of the school year may elect to complete their Child Development Associate (CDA) credential. Michigan Education Corps AmeriCorps members also have access to the Member Support Fund (up to $500 for emergency /unexpected expenses), affinity groups and workforce development/career pathway groups. Minimum qualifications: Must be 18 years of age or older by your start date. Must have at least a high school diploma or recognized equivalent by your start date. Must be either a citizen, national, or lawful permanent resident alien of the United States. Must pass mandatory pre-service background checks. Must not have served 4 or more prior terms of service with AmeriCorps State or National. Additional Information: Hope Network’s Michigan Education Corps will not discriminate for or against any AmeriCorps service member or applicant on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, familial status, disability, sexual orientation, age, or any other category protected by law. Reasonable accommodations provided upon request. This document is available in alternative formats. Agency: Hope Network - Michigan Education Corps Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49319 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice Volunteer Visitors needed in MuskegonDo you enjoy reading, watching movies, chatting with a friend, taking walks, or just sitting with someone? Have you ever thought about how you can make difference in our community by serving others? That is the magic of being a volunteer with Gentiva Hospice. You can be doing the very things that you enjoy the most while making an impact in another’s life. Gentiva hospice cares for people in the Muskegon community and this non-medical opportunity enhances the days of our patients and their families. Training and background checks, including TB tests, drug screening, and fingerprints are a requirement and paid for by Gentiva. Our volunteer coordinators come to you to help you sign up and complete the process of becoming a volunteer. We are looking for a consistent commitment of at least 2-3 hours per month. Agency: Gentiva Hospice in Muskegon Do you enjoy reading, watching movies, chatting with a friend, taking walks, or just sitting with someone? Have you ever thought about how you can make difference in our community by serving others? That is the magic of being a volunteer with Gentiva Hospice. You can be doing the very things that you enjoy the most while making an impact in another’s life. Gentiva hospice cares for people in the Muskegon community and this non-medical opportunity enhances the days of our patients and their families. Training and background checks, including TB tests, drug screening, and fingerprints are a requirement and paid for by Gentiva. Our volunteer coordinators come to you to help you sign up and complete the process of becoming a volunteer. We are looking for a consistent commitment of at least 2-3 hours per month. Agency: Gentiva Hospice in Muskegon Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49441 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Visitors in Grand Haven/Spring LakeIf you are searching for a way to make a real difference in the lives of others, you belong with Gentiva. Compassionate hospice volunteers are a valuable part of our patient centered care team. They improve the quality of life for our patients and families at a time that life matters most. As a Gentiva volunteer, you make a difference in providing companionship to our patientsOur volunteer coordinators will help you discover the best fit for you based on your interests and preferences. Your volunteer hours are set around your schedule. Initial and ongoing training will be provided.Gentiva provides training and background checks in your community!
Agency: Gentiva Hospice in Muskegon If you are searching for a way to make a real difference in the lives of others, you belong with Gentiva. Compassionate hospice volunteers are a valuable part of our patient centered care team. They improve the quality of life for our patients and families at a time that life matters most. As a Gentiva volunteer, you make a difference in providing companionship to our patientsOur volunteer coordinators will help you discover the best fit for you based on your interests and preferences. Your volunteer hours are set around your schedule. Initial and ongoing training will be provided.Gentiva provides training and background checks in your community!
Agency: Gentiva Hospice in Muskegon Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49417 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer visitors needed in HollandDo you enjoy reading, watching movies, chatting with a friend, taking walks, or just sitting with someone? Have you ever thought about how you can make difference in our community by serving others? That is the magic of being a volunteer with Gentiva Hospice. You can be doing the very things that you enjoy the most while making an impact in another’s life. Gentiva hospice cares for people in many Lakeshore communities and this non-medical opportunity enhances the days of our patients and their families. Training and background checks are needed and will take place in your community. Our volunteer coordinators come to you to help you sign up and complete the process of becoming a volunteer. Agency: Gentiva Hospice in Muskegon Do you enjoy reading, watching movies, chatting with a friend, taking walks, or just sitting with someone? Have you ever thought about how you can make difference in our community by serving others? That is the magic of being a volunteer with Gentiva Hospice. You can be doing the very things that you enjoy the most while making an impact in another’s life. Gentiva hospice cares for people in many Lakeshore communities and this non-medical opportunity enhances the days of our patients and their families. Training and background checks are needed and will take place in your community. Our volunteer coordinators come to you to help you sign up and complete the process of becoming a volunteer. Agency: Gentiva Hospice in Muskegon Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49422 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grounds and LandscapingWith 212 acres of land, including wetlands, woods, and grassy fields, we can always use a hand maintaining our grounds and landscaping. We are always seeking volunteers who enjoy working with their hands and spending time in the outdoors! Opportunities vary by season, but may include mowing grass, leaf blowing/raking, weed control, and ground improvement efforts like planting grass, spreading gravel or mulch, etc. Visit https://camphenry.org/get-involved/volunteer or contact us to learn about our ongoing needs: volunteer@camphenry.org | 616.717.5556. Agency: Camp Henry With 212 acres of land, including wetlands, woods, and grassy fields, we can always use a hand maintaining our grounds and landscaping. We are always seeking volunteers who enjoy working with their hands and spending time in the outdoors! Opportunities vary by season, but may include mowing grass, leaf blowing/raking, weed control, and ground improvement efforts like planting grass, spreading gravel or mulch, etc. Visit https://camphenry.org/get-involved/volunteer or contact us to learn about our ongoing needs: volunteer@camphenry.org | 616.717.5556. Agency: Camp Henry Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49337 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Math Mentor | Muskegon HeightsVolunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Math Program at Martin Luther King Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children in Muskegon Heights. We are looking for volunteers for each classroom grades 3-5 at Dr. Martin Luther King Elementary 55 E Sherman BLVD, Muskegon, MI 49444. What You'll DoMentor students: Help young learners increase their math skills through a structured computer program.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality.Requirements for Volunteering:A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. Comfortable with technology or willing to learn. A supportive and encouraging approach to math. Time Commitment:An hour & a half (1.5) time commitment, 3 times a week, Monday-Friday. The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful. We do ask that volunteers commit to an entire school year so that we can ensure the success of our students. Before Volunteering:A commitment to completing our training (provided by the school and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 1.5 hours and will walk you through the basics of the math program and the technology skills needed. Place, date and time of training will be determined with volunteers. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Math Program at Martin Luther King Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children in Muskegon Heights. We are looking for volunteers for each classroom grades 3-5 at Dr. Martin Luther King Elementary 55 E Sherman BLVD, Muskegon, MI 49444. What You'll DoMentor students: Help young learners increase their math skills through a structured computer program.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality.Requirements for Volunteering:A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. Comfortable with technology or willing to learn. A supportive and encouraging approach to math. Time Commitment:An hour & a half (1.5) time commitment, 3 times a week, Monday-Friday. The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful. We do ask that volunteers commit to an entire school year so that we can ensure the success of our students. Before Volunteering:A commitment to completing our training (provided by the school and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 1.5 hours and will walk you through the basics of the math program and the technology skills needed. Place, date and time of training will be determined with volunteers. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49444 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: MAP Office Reception & AssistantDo you have experience working in an office setting? MAP is looking for some Wednesday help! Light office duties may include, but are not limited to: Answering phones & returning phone calls Sorting files Addressing walk-in client needs Using Outlook email & Microsoft Office SuiteCome spend a few hours making a difference in the lives of our community members! We are happy to adjust the hours to fit your needs. We will train you on our processes, but some confidence with computers and phones is preferred and HIPPA compliance is mandatory (after we train you!). We are hoping this posting will lead to a long-term volunteer relationship with the right candidate and willing to give anyone a shot! We can't wait to work with you :) Agency: Mission For Area People Do you have experience working in an office setting? MAP is looking for some Wednesday help! Light office duties may include, but are not limited to: Answering phones & returning phone calls Sorting files Addressing walk-in client needs Using Outlook email & Microsoft Office SuiteCome spend a few hours making a difference in the lives of our community members! We are happy to adjust the hours to fit your needs. We will train you on our processes, but some confidence with computers and phones is preferred and HIPPA compliance is mandatory (after we train you!). We are hoping this posting will lead to a long-term volunteer relationship with the right candidate and willing to give anyone a shot! We can't wait to work with you :) Agency: Mission For Area People Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49444 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Weeds, Weeds, and More Weeds!We're looking for individuals and groups who are interesting in spending some time cleaning up our fields by pulling weeds! Having our rows weed-free helps keep our crops healthy and maintains the beauty of our space. Our farm team finds weeding to be a relaxing, meditative activity and a great way to connect with nature. This is an ongoing task around the farm, and repeat volunteers are very welcome! Please note that all individual volunteers must complete a background check before volunteering. Agency: McLaughlin Grows Urban Farm at Trinity Health Muskegon We're looking for individuals and groups who are interesting in spending some time cleaning up our fields by pulling weeds! Having our rows weed-free helps keep our crops healthy and maintains the beauty of our space. Our farm team finds weeding to be a relaxing, meditative activity and a great way to connect with nature. This is an ongoing task around the farm, and repeat volunteers are very welcome! Please note that all individual volunteers must complete a background check before volunteering. Agency: McLaughlin Grows Urban Farm at Trinity Health Muskegon Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49442 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Montague Math Mentor | Lighthouse Learning CenterInspire Young Minds to Love Numbers: Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Math Program at the Lighthouse Learning Center in Montague and make a real difference in the lives of children. Where: Lighthouse Learning Center at RRO | 4859 Knudsen St. Montague, MI 49437 When: After school from 4:00 - 5:00 PM What You'll DoMentor students: Help young learners increase their math skills through a structured math curriculum.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality. Requirements for Volunteering: A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. Comfortable with technology or willing to learn. A supportive and encouraging approach to math.A one hour time commitment once a week. (Monday-Friday available) The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful. Volunteers will report to the Lighthouse Learning Center in Oherli Elementary School (RRO) 4859 Knudsen St. Montague, MI 49437. A commitment to completing our training (provided by MAISD and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 3 hours and will walk you through the basics of the math program, giving volunteers time to practice and ask questions. Training will be held at the UWL April 10, 2025 from 1PM - 4PM. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! This program has been made possible thanks to funding by: Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Inspire Young Minds to Love Numbers: Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Math Program at the Lighthouse Learning Center in Montague and make a real difference in the lives of children. Where: Lighthouse Learning Center at RRO | 4859 Knudsen St. Montague, MI 49437 When: After school from 4:00 - 5:00 PM What You'll DoMentor students: Help young learners increase their math skills through a structured math curriculum.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality. Requirements for Volunteering: A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. Comfortable with technology or willing to learn. A supportive and encouraging approach to math.A one hour time commitment once a week. (Monday-Friday available) The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful. Volunteers will report to the Lighthouse Learning Center in Oherli Elementary School (RRO) 4859 Knudsen St. Montague, MI 49437. A commitment to completing our training (provided by MAISD and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 3 hours and will walk you through the basics of the math program, giving volunteers time to practice and ask questions. Training will be held at the UWL April 10, 2025 from 1PM - 4PM. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! This program has been made possible thanks to funding by: Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49437 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hospice VolunteerAt Heartland Hospice, we depend on our volunteers to help us provide support, respect, and care our patients and their families need.Some of our volunteers help enrich the lives of our patients by serving as a Direct Care Volunteer serves as an additional support to patients and families dealing with a terminal illness and end-of-life issues. Support is provided in a variety of ways, including the provision of companionship and socialization to patients, or offering respite to stressed caregivers. Direct Care Volunteers may also make calls to patients and families ensuring they have the supplies they need for the weekend.Additionally, we have Administrative Volunteers who provide support to office personnel through clerical and administrative functions. An administrative volunteer may assist with answering telephones, filing, making copies, data entry or helping to create admission packets. They might help with compiling and mailing Bereavement letters, sympathy cards or the planning of the Annual Memorial Service.As a volunteer, you would help us decide which tasks you are comfortable performing.For more information please contact:Carrie Simmons, Volunteer Coordinatorcarrie.simmons@heartlandhospice.com 616-956-0636
Agency: Heartland Hospice At Heartland Hospice, we depend on our volunteers to help us provide support, respect, and care our patients and their families need.Some of our volunteers help enrich the lives of our patients by serving as a Direct Care Volunteer serves as an additional support to patients and families dealing with a terminal illness and end-of-life issues. Support is provided in a variety of ways, including the provision of companionship and socialization to patients, or offering respite to stressed caregivers. Direct Care Volunteers may also make calls to patients and families ensuring they have the supplies they need for the weekend.Additionally, we have Administrative Volunteers who provide support to office personnel through clerical and administrative functions. An administrative volunteer may assist with answering telephones, filing, making copies, data entry or helping to create admission packets. They might help with compiling and mailing Bereavement letters, sympathy cards or the planning of the Annual Memorial Service.As a volunteer, you would help us decide which tasks you are comfortable performing.For more information please contact:Carrie Simmons, Volunteer Coordinatorcarrie.simmons@heartlandhospice.com 616-956-0636
Agency: Heartland Hospice Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49412 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Drivers for Individuals with DisabilitiesVolunteer Drivers Needed – Help Make Independence Possible Do you enjoy driving and connecting with people? Volunteer Drivers are needed to help individuals with disabilities access critical services, medical appointments, community events, and local resources. This is a meaningful way to support independence and inclusion for people with disabilities in West Michigan. Volunteers use their own vehicles to provide safe, timely, and respectful transportation. Drivers must be willing to assist passengers as needed and maintain a friendly, respectful attitude at all times. Requirements: Current driver’s license Proof of insurance Successful background check Your time behind the wheel can open doors for someone in your community Agency: Disability Network West Michigan Volunteer Drivers Needed – Help Make Independence Possible Do you enjoy driving and connecting with people? Volunteer Drivers are needed to help individuals with disabilities access critical services, medical appointments, community events, and local resources. This is a meaningful way to support independence and inclusion for people with disabilities in West Michigan. Volunteers use their own vehicles to provide safe, timely, and respectful transportation. Drivers must be willing to assist passengers as needed and maintain a friendly, respectful attitude at all times. Requirements: Current driver’s license Proof of insurance Successful background check Your time behind the wheel can open doors for someone in your community Agency: Disability Network West Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49442 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Front Desk Volunteers – Be the First Smile They SeeFront Desk Volunteers – Be the First Smile They See Front Desk Volunteers serve as the first point of contact for visitors and callers at Disability Network West Michigan. This vital role helps create a welcoming, inclusive, and professional environment for everyone who walks through our doors or calls our office. Volunteers also provide light administrative support, which may include copying, filing, assembling folders, and other tasks as needed. Requirements: Maintain confidentiality and follow agency protocols Friendly, professional, and reliable Prefer a commitment of at least 4 hours per week Your presence at the front desk helps set the tone for an inclusive and supportive experience for our community. Agency: Disability Network West Michigan Front Desk Volunteers – Be the First Smile They See Front Desk Volunteers serve as the first point of contact for visitors and callers at Disability Network West Michigan. This vital role helps create a welcoming, inclusive, and professional environment for everyone who walks through our doors or calls our office. Volunteers also provide light administrative support, which may include copying, filing, assembling folders, and other tasks as needed. Requirements: Maintain confidentiality and follow agency protocols Friendly, professional, and reliable Prefer a commitment of at least 4 hours per week Your presence at the front desk helps set the tone for an inclusive and supportive experience for our community. Agency: Disability Network West Michigan Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49442 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Early Literacy Mentor- Beach ElementaryInspire Young Minds to Love Reading: Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Literacy Program at Beach Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children. Where: Beach Elementary |2741 Heights Ravenna Rd, Muskegon, MI 49444 When: 12:15-1:45pm What You'll DoMentor students: Help young learners increase their literacy skills through a structured routines.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality. Requirements for Volunteering: A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. A supportive and encouraging approach to reading.A two hour time commitment once a week. (Monday-Friday available) The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful.Volunteers will report to Beach Elementary. A commitment to completing our training (provided by MAISD and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 3 hours and will walk you through the basics of the literacy routine, giving volunteers time to practice and ask questions. Training TBD. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Inspire Young Minds to Love Reading: Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Literacy Program at Beach Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children. Where: Beach Elementary |2741 Heights Ravenna Rd, Muskegon, MI 49444 When: 12:15-1:45pm What You'll DoMentor students: Help young learners increase their literacy skills through a structured routines.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality. Requirements for Volunteering: A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. A supportive and encouraging approach to reading.A two hour time commitment once a week. (Monday-Friday available) The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful.Volunteers will report to Beach Elementary. A commitment to completing our training (provided by MAISD and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 3 hours and will walk you through the basics of the literacy routine, giving volunteers time to practice and ask questions. Training TBD. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49444 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Early Literacy Mentor- Edgewood Elementary (Fruitport)Inspire Young Minds to Love Reading: Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Literacy Program at Edgewood Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children. Where: Edgewood Elementary |3255 E Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport , MI 49415 What You'll Do Requirements for Volunteering: A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. A supportive and encouraging approach to reading.A two hour time commitment once a week. (Monday-Friday available) The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful.Volunteers will report to Edgewood Elementary. A commitment to completing our training (provided by MAISD and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 3 hours and will walk you through the basics of the literacy routine, giving volunteers time to practice and ask questions. Training TBD. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Inspire Young Minds to Love Reading: Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Literacy Program at Edgewood Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children. Where: Edgewood Elementary |3255 E Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport , MI 49415 What You'll Do Requirements for Volunteering: A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. A supportive and encouraging approach to reading.A two hour time commitment once a week. (Monday-Friday available) The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful.Volunteers will report to Edgewood Elementary. A commitment to completing our training (provided by MAISD and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 3 hours and will walk you through the basics of the literacy routine, giving volunteers time to practice and ask questions. Training TBD. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49415 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Early Literacy Mentor-Shettler ElementaryDo you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Literacy Program at Shettler Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children.
When: 2:00-3:30pm Mentor students: Help young learners increase their literacy skills through a structured routines.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality. Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Literacy Program at Shettler Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children.
When: 2:00-3:30pm Mentor students: Help young learners increase their literacy skills through a structured routines.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality. Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49444 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Early Literacy Mentor-Bunker ElementaryInspire Young Minds to Love Reading: Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Literacy Program at Bunker Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children. Where: Bunker Elementary |2312 Denmark St, Muskegon, MI 49441 When: TBA What You'll DoMentor students: Help young learners increase their literacy skills through a structured routines.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality. Requirements for Volunteering: A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. A supportive and encouraging approach to reading.A two hour time commitment once a week. (Monday-Friday available) The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful.Volunteers will report to Beach Elementary. A commitment to completing our training (provided by MAISD and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 3 hours and will walk you through the basics of the literacy routine, giving volunteers time to practice and ask questions. Training TBD. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Inspire Young Minds to Love Reading: Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Literacy Program at Bunker Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children. Where: Bunker Elementary |2312 Denmark St, Muskegon, MI 49441 When: TBA What You'll DoMentor students: Help young learners increase their literacy skills through a structured routines.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality. Requirements for Volunteering: A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. A supportive and encouraging approach to reading.A two hour time commitment once a week. (Monday-Friday available) The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful.Volunteers will report to Beach Elementary. A commitment to completing our training (provided by MAISD and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 3 hours and will walk you through the basics of the literacy routine, giving volunteers time to practice and ask questions. Training TBD. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49441 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Early Literacy Mentor- Campbell ElementaryInspire Young Minds to Love Reading: Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Literacy Program at Campbell Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children. Where: Campbell Elementary |1355 Greenwich Rd, Muskegon, MI 49441 When: TBA What You'll DoMentor students: Help young learners increase their literacy skills through a structured routines.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality. Requirements for Volunteering: A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. A supportive and encouraging approach to reading.A two hour time commitment once a week. (Monday-Friday available) The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful.Volunteers will report to Beach Elementary. A commitment to completing our training (provided by MAISD and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 3 hours and will walk you through the basics of the literacy routine, giving volunteers time to practice and ask questions. Training TBD. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Inspire Young Minds to Love Reading: Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Literacy Program at Campbell Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children. Where: Campbell Elementary |1355 Greenwich Rd, Muskegon, MI 49441 When: TBA What You'll DoMentor students: Help young learners increase their literacy skills through a structured routines.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality. Requirements for Volunteering: A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. A supportive and encouraging approach to reading.A two hour time commitment once a week. (Monday-Friday available) The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful.Volunteers will report to Beach Elementary. A commitment to completing our training (provided by MAISD and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 3 hours and will walk you through the basics of the literacy routine, giving volunteers time to practice and ask questions. Training TBD. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49441 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Early Literacy Mentor- Holton ElementaryInspire Young Minds to Love Reading: Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Literacy Program at Holton Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children. Where: Holton Elementary |6425 Syers Rd, Holton, MI 49425 When: TBA What You'll DoMentor students: Help young learners increase their literacy skills through a structured routines.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality. Requirements for Volunteering: A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. A supportive and encouraging approach to reading.A two hour time commitment once a week. (Monday-Friday available) The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful.Volunteers will report to Beach Elementary. A commitment to completing our training (provided by MAISD and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 3 hours and will walk you through the basics of the literacy routine, giving volunteers time to practice and ask questions. Training TBD. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Inspire Young Minds to Love Reading: Volunteer with Us!
Do you have a passion for helping young minds grow? Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Join us as a volunteer mentor in our Early Literacy Program at Holton Elementary and make a real difference in the lives of children. Where: Holton Elementary |6425 Syers Rd, Holton, MI 49425 When: TBA What You'll DoMentor students: Help young learners increase their literacy skills through a structured routines.Assist outside the classroom: Work alongside teachers to support students’ educational growth.Share your experiences: Report back on the successes and challenges of your mentoring journey.Be a role model: Show students the joy of learning while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality. Requirements for Volunteering: A love for working with young students. Great communication skills and the ability to work both independently and with others. A supportive and encouraging approach to reading.A two hour time commitment once a week. (Monday-Friday available) The students need this intervention each day for the program to be successful.Volunteers will report to Beach Elementary. A commitment to completing our training (provided by MAISD and United Way of the Lakeshore). This training is about 3 hours and will walk you through the basics of the literacy routine, giving volunteers time to practice and ask questions. Training TBD. Background checks (no fee required). For the safety of our schools and you as a volunteer, you must complete two background checks - an initial check with United Way of the Lakeshore and then a secondary with each school site you plan to volunteer at. These background checks are covered by our organization and are of no fee to you! Agency: United Way of the Lakeshore Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 49425 Allow Groups: No |