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Get Involved: Volunteering Opportunities in Your Community

Volunteering is an important part of any community. It provides a way for people to give back and make a positive impact on their local area. Whether you’re looking to make a difference in your own backyard or get involved in something bigger, there are plenty of opportunities to volunteer in your community. Here are some ideas to get you started.

Local Charities

Local charities are always looking for volunteers to help out with their programs and services. From food banks and homeless shelters to animal rescue organizations, there are many ways to lend a hand. You can also look for opportunities with national charities that have local chapters or branches. Check with your local United Way or other nonprofit organizations for more information about volunteering opportunities in your area.

Community Events

Many communities host events throughout the year that need volunteers. These can range from small neighborhood festivals to large-scale events like marathons and parades. Volunteering at these events is a great way to meet new people and get involved in your community. You can also look for volunteer opportunities at local schools, libraries, and other public spaces.

Online Resources

There are plenty of online resources available for finding volunteering opportunities in your area. Sites like VolunteerMatch allow you to search for local volunteer positions by keyword or location. You can also find volunteer opportunities through social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, as well as through community bulletin boards or newsletters.

No matter how you choose to get involved, volunteering is an excellent way to make a difference in your community and give back to those who need it most. With so many options available, there’s sure to be something that fits your interests and skillset. So take the time to explore the possibilities and find the perfect opportunity for you.

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Volunteer Opportunities

The Township has several opportunities where assistance is needed, which include the following:

• Great American Cleanup – Every spring Anderson residents, community groups, and businesses gather on a Saturday in late April, from 8:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m., and help is needed to help pick up litter along Anderson roadways and beautify our community, before gathering for a picnic lunch back at Anderson Center.
• Anderson Township Independence Day Parade – Celebrate Hometown Pride, the annual Anderson Parade theme and celebrate the USA by participating in planning activities or parade preparation for this annual event, which is held each July 4th at 11:00 a.m. along Beechmont Avenue.
• The Anderson Township History Room – Anderson’s history is on display in the Township’s History Room, located in Anderson Center, and docents are needed to make this space open to the public on Tuesday evenings, and Wednesday and Sunday afternoons.

In addition to these events, the Anderson Township Park District, which is a separate organization but one that we work very closely with, has volunteer opportunities and more information can be found at  Volunteer Opportunities at Anderson Park District (andersonparks.com)

If you see something of interest and you’d like to discuss one or more of these in more detail, please contact Steve Sievers at 688-8400 Est 1178 or [email protected]

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The Anderson Park District is looking for volunteers who have a genuine desire to help promote parks and recreation. By donating your time and experience, you can really make a difference! Benefits of volunteering at the APD include making new friends, flexible assignments, satisfaction of knowing you are helping others, formal recognition for your work, provide service to the community, job references and opportunities to use your skills and expertise.

Volunteering is a great way for business and groups to build teamwork, provide service hours to the community and get noticed for your efforts. All that is required is a willingness to pitch in and try it out.

To discuss volunteer options, contact Scott Lahman at (513) 388-5091.

Recreation (special events, programs and leagues)

Be a part of the action by assisting in various capacities before, during, and after an event. Help with a variety of park programs throughout the year such as summer camps and art classes. In addition, the APD is always looking for competent, adult officials for the Youth Basketball and Volleyball Leagues.

Do you have a skill or knowledge that you would like to share with others? Contact us to discuss conducting a program or class that will allow you to teach your special skill to others.

Food Service

Serve a variety of tasty treats and beverages at special events.

Park Ambassador

Assist visitors by answering questions and directing patrons at events, to various facilities, or during the busy season.

Clerical Support

Lend a hand answering phones, collating papers and preparing mailings in the APD offices.

Communications

Help us keep the public informed by updating the park district’s signboards and bulletin boards. Volunteers can be responsible for one or multiple parks, depending on the individual’s level of interest.

Landscaping and Craftsperson

Assist with keeping our parks beautiful by planting, weeding, and grooming the many open areas within the park district. We are also looking for individuals with woodworking and other building skills.

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Interested in learning more about how you can make a measurable difference in the lives of our students? Contact our Resource Coordinator, Ilene Hayes, at (513) 363-3835 or via email .

Volunteer Opportunities

Depending on your interests, skills and availability, you’ll find a wide range of opportunities to choose from, including tutoring, assisting in classrooms or in our after-school programs, helping with special events, chaperoning field trips or helping in our Castle Market, Castle’s Closet or our school library.

We encourage high school and college students to volunteer at our school as a great way to earn service learning hours. Our students enjoy and benefit from interacting with older students.

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

Our school prides itself on being a wonderful Montessori environment for students to learn and grow. Sands Montessori expects families to volunteer 4–6 hours in and around the school to ensure we continue to provide the best environment for the students.

 Feel free to share this with grandparents, aunts, uncles, and family friends who are interested in helping Sands Montessori!