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Volunteer Opportunities List
These are volunteer opportunities in and near Bend, Oregon. You may choose a convenient time to volunteer, within the times given. Call or email the listed contact people for more information and to sign up.
For assistance, Contact Us online or call Volunteer Insights at 385-8977.
Volunteering categories:
- Animals
- Children
- Community Resources
- Elders
- Environment
- Food and Housing
- Health and Therapy
- Spanish Language
- Teaching
- Youth
- Older Volunteers
- Volunteer Insights
One-time volunteer opportunities: One-Step Volunteering
Breaking news:
Orientation for volunteers to spot riders on horseback during therapy riding classes: Wednesday, May 13, 5:30-8:30 pm, at Healing Reins. No prior horse experience necessary. See below under Health and Therapy.
Volunteer Opportunities List
Animals
| Chimps Inc. Tumalo www.chimps-inc.org |
Nicole Wilkins 385-3372 chimpsincnicole@yahoo.com |
| Assist staff in maintaining the chimpanzee sanctuary. Responsibilities include cleaning, fundraising, diet preparation, enrichment construction, landscaping and more. Students may be able to use technical and creative skills in the construction of enrichment projects or structures to enhance the living environment and mental well-being of all the sanctuary residents. Volunteers will not have contact with the animals. Timing: Any day, 8-12 or 1-5, for at least 4 hours (flexible for off-site projects) Minimum age of volunteers: 18 (younger for off-site projects) |
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| Humane Society of Central Oregon 61170 SE 27th Street www.hsco.org |
Wendy Arnold 382-3537 wendya@hsco.org |
| Help the Humane Society care for the nearly 4000 homeless and neglected animals that enter the shelter each year. Walk dogs, groom and play with cats, assist with adoptions, help out around the shelter, or do community outreach, including adoptions, education, and fund-raising. Outside projects include making cat toys or organizing pet food, kitty litter, and supply drives. Timing: Mon-Fri, 10-5:30; Sat, 10-5. Minimum age of volunteers: 9 (Volunteers 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult.) Outside projects: Any age |
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Also see Healing Reins, under Health and Therapy.
Children
| Bend Metro Park and Rec. District Various parks www.bendparksandrec.org |
Kim Johnson 389-7275 x127 kim@bendparksandrec.org |
| Help with before and after-school child care or with youth sports. Timing: Varies Minimum age of volunteers: 14 (12, with parent or guardian) |
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| Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Oregon – Ariel Branch Near Bear Creek Elementary School www.bgcco.org |
Stephanie McDermott 385-3009 smcdermott@bgcco.org |
| Help out in an after-school program in the Ariel South Apartment Complex: Tutoring and educational activities, games room (including pool, foosball, bumper pool, table tennis, and air hockey), arts & crafts, fine arts, outside games/sports, cooking club, and computer-related activities. Students are primarily grades 1-5. Timing: Mon-Fri, 3:30-6:00. Minimum age of volunteers: High school and above. |
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| Camp Fire USA Various sites www.campfireusaco.org |
Jenn Bergby 382-4682 CampFire@bendcable.com |
| Assist in leading a 5-12-week service-learning curriculum for elementary, middle, or high school students. Receive training, and follow a semi-structured curriculum that allows some flexibility. Timing: Mon-Fri, during school hours. for at least 2 hours per week. Minimum age of volunteers: 18 |
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| Central Oregon Partnerships for Youth Deschutes County www.deschutes.org/copy |
Bob Moore 388-6651 copy@deschutes.org |
| Volunteer Mentors support and assist children of incarcerated parents in Deschutes County, giving them equal opportunity to succeed. Provide a positive role model and healthy relationship. Mentoring programs have been linked to increased school performance, improved attitude, better social skills, and positive changes in behavior. Timing: Flexible, for at least 1 year. Six hours of training, Sat, April 18. Minimum age of volunteers: 21 |
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| Girl Scouts of Oregon & SW Wash. 145 NE Revere, Suite 6 www.girlscoutsosw.org |
Peggy Lovegren 389-8146 plovegren@girlscoutsosw.org |
| Lead or assist a Troop of Daisies (K-1st), Brownies (2nd-3rd), Juniors (4th-5th), Cadettes (6th-8th), Seniors (9th-10th), or Ambassadors (11th-12th). Fun training is provided! Office work options available also. Many other volunteer opportunities, both long-term and short-term. Timing: Various Minimum age of volunteers: High school and above. Male and female volunteers welcome. |
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| Girls on the Run of Deschutes Cty Various sites in Bend www.deschutescountygotr.org |
Heather Vihstadt 788-8567 director@deschutescountygotr.org |
| Help young girls develop a healthy self-image and life through running, character development, and community service projects. Timing: Twice weekly - after school in spring and fall; meeting times vary Minimum age of volunteers: Sole Mate: 16, Coaches/Running Buddies: 18 |
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| Healthy Beginnings 1029 NW 14th Street, Suite 102 www.healthybeginnings.info |
Mara Stephens 383-6357 mara.stephens@hdesd.org |
| Provide referral services and support to families by assisting with screenings of pre-school children, or with pre- and post-screening activities. Current need for hearing station volunteers. Opportunities are also available to assist with marketing and promotion, data-entry, and special events. Timing: Flexible (Evenings or weekends best for follow up phoning.) Location: Various screening sites, or in the office, or at your home, depending on project. Minimum age of volunteers: 18 (younger ages possible depending on project) |
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| Latino Community Association 1130 NW Harriman Ave. www.latca.org |
Brad Porterfield 788-4322 volunteer@latca.org |
| Assist the lead childcare providers for two or three hours every week while their parents are in English Classes, or during events when we provide childcare. Often, parents are unable to attend without the childcare that our volunteers provide. You can also share your ideas for activities for children. Timing: Varies Minimum age of volunteers: 16 |
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| MountainStar Family Relief Nursery 2125 NE Daggett www.mountainstarfamily.org |
Patricia Nehl 322-6820 x114 patrician@mountainstarfamily.org |
| Help support struggling families at risk for child neglect and abuse. Assist Interventionists in a therapeutic early childhood environment to nurture and support children 6-weeks through 3-years old. Background check required. Office volunteers are needed, as well as help with special projects such as fundraising, shopping for classroom or client needs, cleaning, light maintenance, etc. Timing: Classroom assistant shifts: Mon-Fri, 9-12; Wed-Thurs, 1:30-4:30 p.m. Special projects: Flexible. Minimum age of volunteers: 18 (younger must come with adult) |
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| Nativity Lutheran Church 60850 Brosterhous Rd |
John Aho 390-8283 john@nativityinbend.com |
| Volunteer for weekly Young People's Night: Provide beginners music lessons, or facilitate group games or service projects with 10-20 youth (K-5th grade). Prepare meals for youth. Timing: Weds, 3-6 pm Minimum age of volunteers: 12 |
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| NeighborImpact (formerly COCAAN) Crook, Deschutes, Jefferson Counties www.neighborimpact.org |
Elaine Salmonson, HR Mgr. 548-2380 x115 volunteers@neighborimpact.org |
| Volunteer in our Head Start Program and help make a difference in the life of a child. Head Start volunteers may assist in the classroom to nurture and support children ages 3 through 5 years old. Head Start volunteers require an application, background check and TB screening, found on our website. Timing: Mon-Thurs 8-12am and Noon to 4pm Minimum age of volunteers: 18 |
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| Saving Grace (formerly COBRA) 1425 NW Kingston Ave. www.saving-grace.org |
Kellie Prinz 504-2550 x2 kellie@saving-grace.org |
| Volunteer with the Children’s Program, helping children who have lived in domestic violence or an abusive environment. Assist staff with children’s support groups, provide respite care for mothers, or work one-on-one with individual children. Timing: Tues evenings, 5:30-7:30. Minimum age of volunteers: 15 |
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| SMART: Start Making a Reader Today Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson Counties www.getsmartoregon.org |
Daleena Green 383-6466 dgreen@getsmartoregon.org |
| Help ensure that every child in Oregon can read, by reading with K-3 children. Opportunities exist from just an hour a week, to one time commitments, to once a month, to more often. Days, times, and hours are flexible. We really have something for everyone! Timing: Mon-Thurs, one hour weekly between 8:00-3:30, for one semester or the entire school year (to mid-May). All school holidays observed. Minimum age of volunteers: High school students |
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| Together For Children Various www.together-for-children.org |
Edie Jones 389-9317 edie@together-for-children.org |
| Work with Early Childcare Specialist in providing weekly program for children from birth through 3 years of age. (Or do phoning, data gathering and processing, for survey of families.) Timing for weekly programs: Bend: Weds, 8:30–10:30, 11–1, 3:30–4:45; Thurs, 9-11, possibly 3:30-5:30 Sisters: Fri, 8:45-10:45 Redmond: Mon, 9:30-11:30 La Pine: Weds, 9:30-11:30 Gilchrist: Fri, 9:30-11:30 Minimum age of volunteers: 18 |
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| Westside Village Magnet School NW 12th and Kingston www.bend.k12.or.us - click Schools |
Patrick Bluhm 383-6205 pbluhm@bend.k12.or.us |
| Share your gifts with elementary school students at a creative school. Be a reading buddy, help with drama or art, or be a field trip helper. Also, opportunities to participate with students as they engage in service-learning projects, such as environmental restoration, neighborhood clean-up projects, or activities within the school community, such as garden parties. Timing: Flexible Minimum age of volunteers: 15 |
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Community Resources
| Central Oregon Visitors Assoc. Old Mill, Bend visitcentraloregon.com |
Kristi Richter 389-8799 kristi@visitcentraloregon.com |
| Welcome and greet visitors and share about Central Oregon's tourism attributes. Respond to questions, give directions, restock brochures and magazines, and provide light office support. Timing: July and August, Mon-Sat, 11 - 2, at least 3-hour shifts Minimum age of volunteers: 18 |
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| Downtown Bend Business Assoc. Downtown Bend www.downtownbend.org |
Chuck Arnold 385-6570 chuck@downtownbend.org |
| Help with downtown clean-up and landscaping. Communicate with downtown business owners. Timing: Mon-Sat, 9-4 Minimum age of volunteers: 14 |
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| Visit Bend 917 NW Harriman Street www.visitbend.com |
Valerie Warren or Laurel Brauns 382-8048 valerie@visitbend.com |
| Greet visitors and answer their questions about Bend, give directions, answer phones, assemble mailings, organize brochures, operate cash register, do light office cleaning, and add events to website. Also opportunities to serve as ambassadors in key tourist areas. Timing: Mon-Sat, 9-5 (4-hour shift, at least 2x per month) Minimum age of volunteers: 18 |
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Elders
| Bend Metro Park and Rec. District Various parks www.bendparksandrec.org |
Kim Johnson 389-7275 x127 kim@bendparksandrec.org |
| Volunteers are needed to help with senior programs. Timing: Varies Minimum age of volunteers: 14 (12, with parent or guardian) |
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Environment
| Bend Metro Park and Rec. District Various parks www.bendparksandrec.org |
Kim Johnson 389-7275 x127 kim@bendparksandrec.org |
| Volunteers are needed to help with before and after-school child care, youth sports and recreation programs, senior programs, adaptive and special recreation, swim and fitness programs, community events and with park and trail maintenance projects. Timing: Varies Minimum age of volunteers: 14 (12, with parent or guardian) |
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| Central Oregon Environmental Ctr. 16 NW Kansas Ave. www.envirocenter.org |
Karyn Black 385-6908 x13 karyn@envirocenter.org |
| The Environmental Center works with students of all ages through our EarthSmart youth education program and our Eco-internship program. We welcome volunteer assistance at our offices and with our events and programs. We also refer volunteers to the 40+ environmental organizations with which the Center collaborates. To view current opportunities, click “Get Involved” on our website. For internships, click “Community Programs.” Timing: Flexible Minimum age of volunteers: Varies by program and event |
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| Deschutes National Forest Headquarters, Emkay Drive www.fs.fed.us/r6/centraloregon |
Jean Nelson-Dean 383-5576 jnelsondean@fs.fed.us |
| Assist the Forest Service in doing environmental education programs for schools, wildlife and fisheries monitoring projects. You might also be interested in repairing and grooming summer and winter recreation trails, or adopting-a-lake for the summer. Opportunities are also available to help with special volunteer events in partnership with the National Forest Foundation and doing clean-ups of recreation sites or facilities. Timing: Flexible Minimum age of volunteers: 13 |
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| Friends of the Badlands 16 miles east of Bend http://www.fobbits.org |
David Eddleston 410-0259 caledonian@bendcable.com |
| The Friends of the Badlands are a band of volunteers and service organizations. We are the eyes, ears and boots on the ground, performing the stewardship role for the beautiful Badlands of Central Oregon, working closely with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the Oregon Natural Desert Association (ONDA).Training tours provided. Timing: Flexible Minimum age of volunteers: No minimum age in groups with adult supervision. |
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| Healthy Waters Institute 700 NW Hill St www.healthywatersinstitute.org www.restorethedeschutes.org |
Kolleen Yake 382-6103 x33 kyake@restorethedeschutes.org |
| Assist with restoration projects and plantings. Be an Education Assistant, teaching field-based science activities, including opportunity to work with field trip students at Streamside Learning Centers for Salmon Watch. Timing: Tues, Weds, Thurs, 9-4. Salmon Watch, any day(s) Oct 6-17. Minimum age of volunteers: Education assistant: 18; Restoration projects: Any age (younger students come with adults) |
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| High Desert Museum 59800 S. Hwy 97 www.highdesertmuseum.org |
Tracy Suckow 382-4754 x362 tracy@highdesertmuseum.org |
| Join the High Desert Teen Program: Interpretation of cultural and natural history of the high desert region. The teen program provides various volunteer opportunities, insight into unique careers, and development of strong professional and personal skills. Timing: Various. Application due Spring, 2009. Minimum age of volunteers: At least 12 and entering 7th grade or above |
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| High Desert Museum 59800 S. Hwy 97 www.highdesertmuseum.org |
Tracy Suckow 382-4754 x362 tracy@highdesertmuseum.org |
| Help teach our “Discovery Classes” and staff activity stations for school-age visitors. Do animal interpretation in the desertarium, about wild cats, and about wolves. Interpret for the sawmill (Men needed to learn to run the sawmill.) Or help with guest services at the admissions and membership desk. Timing: Animal areas: 8 am - 12 noon; Other: 9 am - 5 pm. 4-hour weekly shifts, with minimum of 100 total hours. Minimum age of volunteers: 18 |
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| ReStore: Habitat for Humanity 1860 NE 4th & various locations www.bendhabitat.org |
Emily Williams 385-5387 x227 ewilliams@bendhabitat.org |
| Volunteer at our home remodeling outlet. ReStore recycles building materials and raises funds for affordable housing projects. Timing: Tues-Fri, 9-5, Sat, 10-4. Minimum age of volunteers: 16 |
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| Wolftree Various locations, esp. Sisters/Madras www.beoutside.org |
Ashley Burry-Trice and Blake Lowrey 549-1459 ashley@beoutside.org blake@beoutside.org |
| Guide community watershed education, restoration, and research projects. Students test hypotheses on key species, monitor conditions, and engage in habitat restoration and research. Timing: Varies Age of volunteers: 5th – 12th grades. College students invited to help mentoring. Internships available. |
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Food and Housing
| Bend’s Community Center 1036 NE 5th www.bendscommunitycenter.org |
Taffy Gleason or Linda Heatley 312-2069 taffy@bendscommunitycenter.org linda@bendscommunitycenter.org |
| Volunteers needed 7 days a week: cooking to feed the hungry, helping in the thrift store, or doing office work, landscaping, building maintenance, fundraising, computer work, web design, and more. Timing: Mon – Sat, 9-5, Sun, 10-6; evenings vary with activities Minimum age of volunteers: 16 |
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| Bethlehem Inn 3705 N Hwy 97 www.bethleheminn.org |
Lynn Edwards 322-8768 x18 lebi@bendbroadband.com |
| Play board games or serve food in a shelter for homeless adults. Timing: Mon-Fri evenings, 4:30-9:00. Some weekend times. Minimum age of volunteers: 20 (prefer that you volunteer in pairs) |
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| The Family Kitchen Trinity Church, 469 NW Wall Street |
Ron Lattin 383-3331 bnblsd@bendbroadband.com |
| Help out in a free hot meal program for adults and families. Timing: Mon, Wed, Fri lunch, 11-12:30; Tues, Thurs supper, 5-6:30. Minimum age of volunteers: 16 |
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| Habitat for Humanity, Bend Area 1860 NE 4th & various locations www.bendhabitat.org |
Emily Williams 385-5387 x227 ewilliams@bendhabitat.org |
| Help build affordable housing; volunteer at the ReStore, our home remodeling outlet; or help in the office. No experience necessary and we will train you! Timing: Construction projects: Tues-Sat, 9-3. Office: Mon-Fri, 9-5. ReStore: Tues-Fri, 9-5, Sat, 10-4. Minimum age of volunteers: 16 |
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| NeighborImpact (formerly COCAAN) Crook, Deschutes, Jefferson Counties www.neighborimpact.org |
Elaine Salmonson, HR Mgr. 548-2380 x115 volunteers@neighborimpact.org |
| Help in a wide range of service programs that allow people to achieve self-sufficiency and break the cycle of poverty. Office, service and food bank volunteers are needed, as well as help with special projects such as fundraising, cleaning, light maintenance, etc. Timing: Most sites: Mon-Fri, 8am to 4:30pm. Special projects: Flexible. Minimum age of volunteers: Generally 18 (Younger volunteers may be eligible for special project assignments.) |
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Health and Therapy
| American Red Cross: Youth Program 2680 NE Twin Knolls Drive www.mountainriver.redcross.org |
Tamara Mathiesen 382-2142 tamaram@mountainriver.redcross.org |
| Assist as a classroom aide in teaching basic first aid, CPR, or baby-sitting safety. Opportunities may be available to teach disaster preparation classes to school students. Timing: Various. Location: On site or in various schools. Minimum age of volunteers: 12 |
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| American Red Cross: Blood Services 2680 NE Twin Knolls Drive www.mountainriver.redcross.org |
Meg Crawford 382-2142 megc@mountainriver.redcross.org |
| Blood drives: Assist blood donors with registration and canteen services. Office: Assist office staff with phone calls, filing, copying, and other projects. Timing: Blood drives: Timing varies: Mon-Fri, 9am – 7pm; four-hour shifts. Special blood drives on Saturdays. Office: Mon–Fri, 9am-4pm. Minimum age of volunteers: 13 (eighth grade) |
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| Healing Reins 60575 Billadeau Road www.healingreins.org |
Sarah Smith 382-9410 x5 sarahs@healingreins.org |
| Assist in bringing the standard of excellence in therapeutic horse riding by
providing the highest quality experience to disabled, emotionally challenged and behaviorally at risk riders. Also opportunities to help with facilities or office support. Timing: Mon-Sat, 9am – 6:30pm. Commit for 8-week session, for 1-2 hours each week, or serve as on-call substitute volunteer. Volunteer orientation and training: Wednesday, May 13 or October 14, 5:30-8:30pm. Timing for facilities and office support is flexible. Minimum age of volunteers: 14 |
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| Ronald McDonald House 1700 NE Purcell www.rmhcofcentraloregon.org |
Mardi Bruce 318-4950 mardibruce@bendbroadband.com |
| One-time projects for groups or individuals, or volunteer on a weekly basis, for a house that serves families of children who are receiving medical treatment in the Bend area – cleaning, yard work, maintenance, cooking, organizing, etc. Also special events volunteering. Timing: Flexible Minimum age of volunteers: No minimum age, but those under middle school age must be accompanied by an adult |
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| Saint Charles Medical Center 2500 NE Neff Road www.cascadehealthcare.org |
Diane Kutcher 706-2900 x7077 dekutcher@cascadehealthcare.org |
| Assist with escorting guests, patient transport, and delivering items throughout the hospital. Timing: Mon-Fri, 9-5:30, in 3-hour shifts; minimum commitment 3 months. Minimum age of volunteers: 16 (highly motivated volunteers) |
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| Women’s Resource Center 1010 NW Kingston Ave. www.wrcco.org |
Cyndi Fischer or Linda Gardner 385-0750 info@wrcco.org |
| Assist with phone, data entry, organizing library and historical records, and updating community resources at a center that helps women with life transitions, educational sessions, counseling, and other services. Training provided for crisis-call management. Committee opportunities in marketing, grant-writing, program-planning, event-planning, donor development, and sponsorship development. Timing: Mon-Thurs, 10-4 Minimum age of volunteers: 18 |
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Spanish Language
| Latino Community Association 1130 NW Harriman Ave. www.latca.org |
Brad Porterfield 788-4322 volunteer@latca.org |
| Provide written and oral translations/interpretations. Tutor one-on-one in English or Spanish. Help in the office by answering phones, making copies, updating our bulletin board, website, newsletter, etc. We also welcome help with bookkeeping, marketing, fund-raising, and a variety of events: Setting up, cleaning up, and greeting guests. Timing: Varies Minimum age of volunteers: 16 |
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Youth
| Bend Metro Park and Rec. District Various parks www.bendparksandrec.org |
Kim Johnson 389-7275 x127 kim@bendparksandrec.org |
| Help with youth sports and recreation programs. Timing: Varies Minimum age of volunteers: 14 (12, with parent or guardian) |
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| Camp Fire USA Various sites www.campfireusaco.org |
Jenn Bergby 382-4682 CampFire@bendcable.com |
| Assist in leading a 5-12-week service-learning curriculum for elementary, middle, or high school students. Receive training, and follow a semi-structured curriculum that allows some flexibility. Timing: Mon-Fri, during school hours. for at least 2 hours per week. Minimum age of volunteers: 18 |
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| Cascade Youth & Family Center 19 SW Century Drive www.jbarj.org |
Patti Barrett 318-3436 pbarrett@jbarj.org |
| Provide mentoring and support for homeless youth by assisting with or leading skill-building groups, workshops, or recreation activities. Or, to help with the street outreach program, contact Chuck Geschke at 408-3592. Timing: Any day, 8am–10pm; Street outreach breakfast: Thurs, 8:30-10 am. Minimum age of volunteers: 21 (15 for street outreach breakfast) |
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| Central Oregon Partnerships for Youth Deschutes County www.deschutes.org/copy |
Bob Moore 388-6651 copy@deschutes.org |
| Volunteer Mentors support and assist children of incarcerated parents in Deschutes County, giving them equal opportunity to succeed. Provide a positive role model and healthy relationship for a young person up to age 15. Mentoring programs have been linked to increased school performance, improved attitude, better social skills, and positive changes in behavior. Timing: Flexible, for at least 1 year. Six hours of training, Sat, April 18. Minimum age of volunteers: 21 |
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| Girl Scouts of Central Oregon 145 NE Revere, Suite 6 www.wrgirlscouts.org |
Peggy Lovegren 389-8146 plovegren@wrgirlscouts.org |
| Lead or assist a Troop of Daisies (K-1st), Brownies (2nd-3rd), Juniors (4th-5th), Cadettes (6th-8th), Seniors (9th-10th), or Ambassadors (11th-12th). Fun training is provided! Office work options available also. Many other volunteer opportunities, both long-term and short-term. Timing: Various Minimum age of volunteers: High school and above. Male and female volunteers welcome. |
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| Grandma's House North East Bend www.grandmashouseofbend.com |
Kathy Tabakman 383-3515 grandmasvolunteers@bendcable.com |
| Help girls aged 12-19, living in a safe shelter for homeless or abused pregnant or parenting teen mothers and their babies. Mentor or tutor a teen, or be a "House Mom" -- a week end role model and supervisor for pregnant teens and their babies. Timing: Varies. Minimum age of volunteers: 20 |
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Teaching
To find opportunities to develop and practice your teaching skills, check the agencies in these categories::
Children: Girls on the Run, MountainStar Family Relief Nursery, SMART, Westside Village Magnet School
Environment: Commute Options Safe Routes to Schools, Healthy Waters Institute, Wolftree
Youth: Camp Fire
Older Volunteers
RSVP, sponsored by Central Oregon Council on Aging, offers a wide variety of opportunities for volunteers aged 55 and above.
Contact Marie Phillis at 548-2206 x309 or at marie@rsvpco.org
Volunteer Insights
| Volunteer Insights Various sites www.volunteerinsights.org |
Betsy Warriner 385-8977 betsy@volunteerinsights.org |
| Help us change the world, one volunteer at a time. We welcome your assistance with our website, outreach to teachers, outreach to agency partners, research, communications, events, grant-writing, or fund-raising. Internship available. Timing: Varies Minimum age of volunteers: No minimum age |
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If you would like to find other volunteer opportunities in Deschutes County, Oregon, please Contact Us and let us know your interests and location.
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