Are you looking for a front desk volunteer opportunity? Well look no further, HandsOn Central California is looking for volunteers for the front desk. We are looking for someone who is motivated and greets clients in a friendly and professional manner. Job duties include: operating a multi-line phone, maintaining call records, providing basic information about the organization and directing clients to the appropriate department. 2 Shifts Available: Monday: 8AM-NOON; NOON-4PM Tuesday: 8AM-NOON; NOON-4PM Wednesday: 8AM-NOON; NOON-4PM Thursday: 8AM-NOON; NOON-4PM Friday: 8AM-NOON; NOON-3PM Benefits: The opportunity to directly help and support clients and volunteers The opportunity to build your résumé by gaining job-related skills and experience The opportunity to access other HandsOn community projects, workshops and events Meeting new people and feel more connected to your community Be part of a supportive and positive volunteering environment Staff Support and Communication: Front Desk Volunteers have access to ongoing staff support and resources throughout their volunteer term. Staff are available to problem-solve and share ideas around any challenges they may experience, as well as to make connections to program and services beyond HandsOn. Staff will meet with volunteers on a minimum regular basis. Information about sharing about opportunities, volunteer workshops and events are also available. Please contact us at 559-237-3101 for more information or email Sonia Martinez at smartinez@handsoncentralcal.org

Fresno, CA

10/19/18 12:00 AM +more

Job Summary We are looking for interns seeking to support, care, listen, and learn to prevent elder abuse by providing services. We are expecting interns to be responsible with their duties and be respectful towards all elders. Responsibilities Attend EASI meetings and committee meetings Volunteer in a senior center and assisted living center Attend elder abuse court Properly shadow long term care ombudsman's or adult protective service agents Actively participate with elders Inform proper supervisors of unusual incidents Requirements Completion of 20 Hour Training Flexible schedule and accountable for hours Strong Ethics Be able to demonstrate problem solving skills Excellent communication and formal language Completion of EASI application and other confidentiality forms.

Fresno, CA

10/20/18 1:00 PM +more

CyberQuest is a student-centered, problem-based learning activity designed to lead students to apply higher-level thinking skills in an authentic public speaking arena. Students apply research skills to a standards-based, curriculum-oriented thematic project. The work culminates in a multimedia presentation before a panel of judges and a public audience. CyberQuest has grown from 25 teams to almost 100 teams. Our continued success is based on the hard work of teachers and volunteers throughout the educational and business communities. Founded in Tulare County in 1998, CyberQuest is a student event that features research, presentation, and multimedia production. Students, grades 4-12, work in teams to create their solution to a scenario in a three-week period of time and then present their findings in a presentation that combines multimedia with speaking skills. The CyberQuest competition stresses the use of the National Education Technology Standards for Students. We are looking for volunteers to help as room/hall monitors and judges. Training, continental breakfast and lunch will be provided.

Visalia, CA

12/1/18 7:30 AM

Help us run the kids zone at the 29th Annual Civil War Revisited.

Fresno, CA

10/19/18 9:30 AM +more

Volunteer My Way Are you looking for a way to make a difference in a girl’s life? Make an impact in your community now! Girl Scouts of Central California South inspires and encourages girls to stand up, stand out, and stand tall. Simply volunteer in the areas that interest you the most. Whether it is for one hour, one day, one week, or more, our opportunities are tailored to fit your busy schedule and all training and support is provided. Become a Girl Scout volunteer and be parts of helping girls make a lasting impact on the world. There are many ways to volunteer: You can run program for girls You can help at events You can help in the office You can be a mentor You can help train adults You can assist with the cookie sales Etc…….. Qualifications and Core Competencies: · Flexible, Patient and Fun! Adapt to the situation to make Girl Scouting easy, meaningful and FUN! · Girl Focus: Empower girls to lead activities, learn by doing, and cooperate with others on current issues that involve their interests and needs, while having fun. · Adaptability: Adjusts own behavior and remains flexible and tolerant in response to changing situations and environments, unexpected obstacles, or diverse people expressing different perspectives, needs, or demands. · Fostering Diversity: Understand, respect, and embrace differences. · Oral Communication: Expresses ideas and facts clearly and accurately. · Personal Integrity: Demonstrate dependability, honesty, and credibility. Requirements · Adults 18+ · Complete a volunteer application, background check and references · Willing to register as a Girl Scout member ($15/year). · Willing to take training for volunteer position. For more information contact: Girl Scout Volunteer Coordinator Sandra Aguilar Office: 559-291-5078 Ext. 132

Fresno, CA

11/1/18 9:00 AM +more

Help us run our game & craft booths!

Fresno, CA

10/25/18 4:00 PM

Contact voters by phone every day except Fridays until Election Day at the Measure P campaign headquarters. Script will be provided, cell phones or computers will be used. Hours are Monday -Thursday from 3-5:30 or 5:30 to 8:30pm Saturday from 10a to 3p and Sunday from 1p-6p. We need 20 volunteers for each day and shift. For more information contact volunteer@fresnoforparks.com Thank you!

Fresno, CA

10/20/18 10:00 AM +more

Walk a neighborhood and help pass Measure P to improve and increase parks and trails and support the cultural arts in the City of Fresno. Join us at 9:45 am for canvass launch and day will end at 3pm. We need 80 volunteers every Saturday and Sunday from September 8 to Election Day to talk to City of Fresno voters. We can provide letters for student community service hours. For more information contact volunteer@fresnoforparks.com

Fresno, CA

10/20/18 10:00 AM +more

Assisting children from learning to read to reading to learn. Helping each student get to the reading level they should be. Helping children with practice reading skills. Assisting teacher with work preparation. Providing editing for class work. Read and, listen to children read. Most importantly to have fun and make activities fun for the children.

Fresno, CA

Through 7/20/19

Our organization is in need of Recreation Assistants who will work with our at-risk youth twice a week during unconventional hours. Our youth will be met by the Recreation Assistants and a Youth Activities Leader on Wednesday evenings at 6pm at Einstein Park where they will participate in team building activities and sports activities for a half hour. Then the hour the youth will be engaged group discussion on Character Building Lessons while in a group at the park. The youth will then walk back to Boys2Men Girls2Women location to participate in mentoring with adult group and refreshments until session ends at 8:30pm. The youth will be dismissed and the recreation assistants and youth activities leader will complete a report and survey and put away equipment then leave.

Fresno, CA

12/26/18 6:00 PM +more

Our organization is in need of kitchen staff for our daily After School Tutoring Program. The program is held Monday thru Thursday each week, 3-5, however our kitchen staff hours will be 1pm-5pm, in order to clean kitchen if needed, and prepare food bar, needs list for next day and all other of the following duties as needed. Duties and Responsibilities of Kitchen Staff They perform all the tasks in the kitchen as well as serving food to student participants during the daily After School Tutoring Program They are the ones responsible for the hygiene of the kitchen and they have to clean so the kitchen remains clean before the surprise inspections They will take the temperature of the hot food that will be delivered daily, and record temperature upon delivery and then again upon time to serve in the daily meal program They have to remove the required ingredients from the pantry and have to display side dishes in advance They have to keep a daily record of number of meals served in the first round, any second meals, and totals They have to store excess food away in the refrigerator, after the meal has been served They have to report to the Project Coordinator for After School Program and communicate any concerns or issues, paper good needs (plates, forks, cups, napkins, foil, plastic bags, dish soap, etc). They have to train any new members of the kitchen staff regarding the work culture of the kitchen They have to clean all the equipment that is used in the kitchen They must work together with maintenance staff to make sure that trash is disposed of and spills are mopped up. The kitchen staff is handed responsibilities by the Project Coordinator and Executive Director. They have to report to these two authorities in the kitchen. They have take up whatever job is given to them. Many times, there are shortages of other staff like servers so the kitchen staff have fill in for the absentees. Applications are accepted on Wednesdays at 12noon. Orientation and Interviews are on the same day so expect to stay for 2 hours when applying 12noon-2pm.

Fresno, CA

10/22/18 1:00 PM +more

The Development Assistant is assistant to the Director of Development. The development assistant is responsible to assist the Director of Development in coordination of the organization’s fundraising efforts. They might develop a fundraising plan, secure financial support, run special events for donors, and run other projects to ensure the organization meets its annual goals. The Development Assistant will also assist with the donor database, acquisition of donations from corporate businesses, and private donors. This position requires a person who is outgoing, and possesses social and communicative skill to promotes the mission of the nonprofit among the local community. Other duties would be to assist in organizing fundraising events, recruit volunteers, or arrange other projects to get the community excited about and invested in the organization. If you have this experience and would like to apply to perform your skillset to assist our organization, please apply on Wednesdays at 12noon. The application process includes an Orientation, Video, Interview and lasts 2 hours, 12noon-2pm on Wednesdays only. Please call our office and speak to Kimberly Hughes with any questions regarding this particular position.

Fresno, CA

Through 12/14/18