Needs From: Barrington Area Volunteer Connection

Volunteer: Survivor Life Line Mentor

 

Title:  Survivor Life Line Mentor

 

Staff Partner:  Survivor Life Line Coordinator

Location:  This program is located in an undisclosed location in the Chicago region.

 

Time:  Weekly time requirements will vary and will usually range from 2-5 hours per month based on a mutually convenient time with your schedule and those of the mentee. 

 

Commitment:  Requesting a commitment to volunteer weekly for at least six months.

 

Requirements: 

 

Completion of the Domestic Violence Training and background check.

 

Mentors must be a survivor of Intimate Partner Violence.

 

Any personal experience with domestic violence should be more than one (1) year prior to applying for this volunteer opportunity. (exceptions can be made at the discretion of the Interim Director of Community Based and Suburban Safe House Services).

 

 

Description:

 

WINGS Survivor Life Line (SLL) program matches compassionate SLL Mentors with survivors of intimate partner violence who are leaving domestic violence shelters and moving into homes and apartments. SLL Mentors will provide empowering services including budgeting assistance, bridges to eligible community resources and compassionate encouragement.  

 

 

This may be a good fit for you if:

 

You want to use your time and abilities to be a part of the journey to end domestic violence and empower survivors.

 

You have good communication skills and enjoy speaking with others.

 

You feel comfortable working with people in a diverse environment in regards to social-economic status, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and religion.

 

You are compassionate.

 

You have strong personal boundaries.

Nonprofit: WINGS Program, Inc.

 

Title:  Survivor Life Line Mentor

 

Staff Partner:  Survivor Life Line Coordinator

Location:  This program is located in an undisclosed location in the Chicago region.

 

Time:  Weekly time requirements will vary and will usually range from 2-5 hours per month based on a mutually convenient time with your schedule and those of the mentee. 

 

Commitment:  Requesting a commitment to volunteer weekly for at least six months.

 

Requirements: 

 

Completion of the Domestic Violence Training and background check.

 

Mentors must be a survivor of Intimate Partner Violence.

 

Any personal experience with domestic violence should be more than one (1) year prior to applying for this volunteer opportunity. (exceptions can be made at the discretion of the Interim Director of Community Based and Suburban Safe House Services).

 

 

Description:

 

WINGS Survivor Life Line (SLL) program matches compassionate SLL Mentors with survivors of intimate partner violence who are leaving domestic violence shelters and moving into homes and apartments. SLL Mentors will provide empowering services including budgeting assistance, bridges to eligible community resources and compassionate encouragement.  

 

 

This may be a good fit for you if:

 

You want to use your time and abilities to be a part of the journey to end domestic violence and empower survivors.

 

You have good communication skills and enjoy speaking with others.

 

You feel comfortable working with people in a diverse environment in regards to social-economic status, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and religion.

 

You are compassionate.

 

You have strong personal boundaries.

Nonprofit: WINGS Program, Inc.

Need Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 60008

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Writer - PR, Grants, Newsletter

Looking for person who enjoys writing press releases, newsletter articles or grants to help us with ongoing communications projects.   Timetable differs based on particular project.  

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click the green “Respond” button on this page. Then, on the next page, add any additional comments and click the green “Submit Response” button. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

Nonprofit: 220 Barrington Educational Foundation

Looking for person who enjoys writing press releases, newsletter articles or grants to help us with ongoing communications projects.   Timetable differs based on particular project.  

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click the green “Respond” button on this page. Then, on the next page, add any additional comments and click the green “Submit Response” button. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

Nonprofit: 220 Barrington Educational Foundation

Need Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 60010

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Publicity and Communications

We are looking for photographers presenters and/or social media-savvy volunteers that can help us strengthen our networks with our communities.

1.  Volunteers who enjoy area nature photography, or writing short articles of Watershed activities or clean water challenges or helpful hints for homeowners regarding how native plants contribute to clean water, flood control, butterflies and birds as well as emerging challenges to protecting the watersheds.

2.  Volunteers who enjoy learning about the watersheds and are interested in developing short presentations on topics for civic organizations or various village boards about strategies to protect our water quality and drinking water supplies.

Volunteers would work closely with the Flint Creek/Spring Creek watersheds Partnership coordinator for background and training.

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click the green “Respond” button on this page. Then, on the next page, add any additional comments and click the green “Submit Response” button. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

Nonprofit: Flint & Spring Creek Watersheds Partnership

We are looking for photographers presenters and/or social media-savvy volunteers that can help us strengthen our networks with our communities.

1.  Volunteers who enjoy area nature photography, or writing short articles of Watershed activities or clean water challenges or helpful hints for homeowners regarding how native plants contribute to clean water, flood control, butterflies and birds as well as emerging challenges to protecting the watersheds.

2.  Volunteers who enjoy learning about the watersheds and are interested in developing short presentations on topics for civic organizations or various village boards about strategies to protect our water quality and drinking water supplies.

Volunteers would work closely with the Flint Creek/Spring Creek watersheds Partnership coordinator for background and training.

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click the green “Respond” button on this page. Then, on the next page, add any additional comments and click the green “Submit Response” button. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

Nonprofit: Flint & Spring Creek Watersheds Partnership

Need Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 60010

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Technical Advisor

Volunteer with a background in Environmental Science, specifically issues in water quality and stream biology.  Advisor would collaborate with the Flint Creek/Spring Creek Watershed Partnership (FC/SC WP) Coordinator on water quality testing strategies and analysis of results, and other water quality issues in the watersheds as needed. General familiarity with MS4 regulations a plus.

There is also the potential for the Volunteer or Volunteers to assist in the update of the Spring Creek Watersheds Plan, due in 2022 to the IEPA.

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click the green “Respond” button on this page. Then, on the next page, add any additional comments and click the green “Submit Response” button. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

 

Nonprofit: Flint & Spring Creek Watersheds Partnership

Volunteer with a background in Environmental Science, specifically issues in water quality and stream biology.  Advisor would collaborate with the Flint Creek/Spring Creek Watershed Partnership (FC/SC WP) Coordinator on water quality testing strategies and analysis of results, and other water quality issues in the watersheds as needed. General familiarity with MS4 regulations a plus.

There is also the potential for the Volunteer or Volunteers to assist in the update of the Spring Creek Watersheds Plan, due in 2022 to the IEPA.

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click the green “Respond” button on this page. Then, on the next page, add any additional comments and click the green “Submit Response” button. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

 

Nonprofit: Flint & Spring Creek Watersheds Partnership

Need Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 60010

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Volunteers Needed

Administrative

The backbone of our efforts

Every organization needs people who keep the lights on, keep everyone organized, and gets the word out. We need people who turn our outward efforts into successful missions.

Office – make calls, do admin work, IT work etc Social Media or Website Finance/Bookkeeping Team Events

Raise awareness, raise money, raise hopes

Our events and fundraising activities fuel everything we do. The more people know, they more they give to the cause. The more they give, the more we can do for victims of human trafficking.

Fundraising – Host a Fundraiser Event Planning – info sessions One Time Event Service Fieldwork and Advocacy

Becoming champions against human trafficking

Human trafficking happens everywhere around us, which is why we have to stop it wherever we are. Our advocacy teams work to prevent it at trafficking hotspots…and in our neighborhoods.

Street & Club Outreach – lead or be a part of an outreach or rescue team – Chicago, Detroit, Miami Prayer – Pray on our prayer team Super Bowl Team / Missions Moms Against Trafficking Dads Against Trafficking

 

Rescue and Rehabilitation

Helping trafficked people regain control of their lives

Bringing someone out of a dangerous situation. Building their trust. Understanding the best ways to help them. Walking with them on the first steps of the rest of their lives.

Call Center or 24/hr hotline team First Responder Team Transportation Team Mentoring Safe house Safe Families

We also need volunteers in person to cover office shifts at our office located in Barrington IL, Monday - Friday 9 AM - 1 PM and 1 PM- 5PM

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click the green “Respond” button on this page. Then, on the next page, add any additional comments and click the green “Submit Response” button. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

Nonprofit: Rahab's Daughters

Administrative

The backbone of our efforts

Every organization needs people who keep the lights on, keep everyone organized, and gets the word out. We need people who turn our outward efforts into successful missions.

Office – make calls, do admin work, IT work etc Social Media or Website Finance/Bookkeeping Team Events

Raise awareness, raise money, raise hopes

Our events and fundraising activities fuel everything we do. The more people know, they more they give to the cause. The more they give, the more we can do for victims of human trafficking.

Fundraising – Host a Fundraiser Event Planning – info sessions One Time Event Service Fieldwork and Advocacy

Becoming champions against human trafficking

Human trafficking happens everywhere around us, which is why we have to stop it wherever we are. Our advocacy teams work to prevent it at trafficking hotspots…and in our neighborhoods.

Street & Club Outreach – lead or be a part of an outreach or rescue team – Chicago, Detroit, Miami Prayer – Pray on our prayer team Super Bowl Team / Missions Moms Against Trafficking Dads Against Trafficking

 

Rescue and Rehabilitation

Helping trafficked people regain control of their lives

Bringing someone out of a dangerous situation. Building their trust. Understanding the best ways to help them. Walking with them on the first steps of the rest of their lives.

Call Center or 24/hr hotline team First Responder Team Transportation Team Mentoring Safe house Safe Families

We also need volunteers in person to cover office shifts at our office located in Barrington IL, Monday - Friday 9 AM - 1 PM and 1 PM- 5PM

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click the green “Respond” button on this page. Then, on the next page, add any additional comments and click the green “Submit Response” button. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

Nonprofit: Rahab's Daughters

Need Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 60010

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Social Media Manager + Strategist

Do you have experience with Instagram, Facebook and E-Marketing? We need your help to convey our story and mission digitally, run our social media accounts, and connect people with our cause!

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click the green “Respond” button on this page. Then, on the next page, add any additional comments and click the green “Submit Response” button. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

 

 

Nonprofit: HOPE'S IN

Do you have experience with Instagram, Facebook and E-Marketing? We need your help to convey our story and mission digitally, run our social media accounts, and connect people with our cause!

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click the green “Respond” button on this page. Then, on the next page, add any additional comments and click the green “Submit Response” button. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

 

 

Nonprofit: HOPE'S IN

Need Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Skilled-based class facilitators

Do you have a passion or hobby that you would like to share with others? We are in need of virtual volunteers to teach classes to our participants with intellectual disabilities. This volunteer opportunity will allow you to change the lives of others, and share your interests and hobbies at the same time.

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click “Respond” on this page. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

Nonprofit: Little City

Do you have a passion or hobby that you would like to share with others? We are in need of virtual volunteers to teach classes to our participants with intellectual disabilities. This volunteer opportunity will allow you to change the lives of others, and share your interests and hobbies at the same time.

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click “Respond” on this page. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

Nonprofit: Little City

Need Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Associate Board Member

The Little City Associate Board works to support the programs and services offered to individuals with disabilities at Little City through fundraising and volunteering while offering its members invaluable networking and leadership opportunities.

The Little City Associate Board is a powerful engagement tool to cultivate the next generation of leaders and supporters of Little City. Together, in collaboration with the Governing Board, Little City will leverage the Associate Board as a gateway to engage talented volunteers, reconnect with alumni, ad raise awareness among a younger generation to ensure the longevity and support of our organization.

Benefits of joining Little City's Associate Board include:

Opportunities for professional growth and networking Mentor relationships are facilitated between governing board and associate board members. Biannual mixers or networking events with governing board members. Sit in on governing board meetings on a rotating basis, and report on associate board progress. Exclusive invitations to Little City’s special events. Opportunities to engage with Little City’s programs and experience Little City’s work first hand. Educational and professional development presentations at each Associate Board meeting Exclusive access to Little City’s business roundtable discussion. Rewarding self-fulfillment through volunteer opportunities and contributions to Little City Foundation. Associate board member names and titles listed on Little City’s website and relevant marketing materials. Greater knowledge and understanding of developmental and intellectual disabilities. Development of lifelong relationships and friendships!

Learn more at: https://www.littlecity.org/take-action/abboard/

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click “Respond” on this page. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

Nonprofit: Little City

The Little City Associate Board works to support the programs and services offered to individuals with disabilities at Little City through fundraising and volunteering while offering its members invaluable networking and leadership opportunities.

The Little City Associate Board is a powerful engagement tool to cultivate the next generation of leaders and supporters of Little City. Together, in collaboration with the Governing Board, Little City will leverage the Associate Board as a gateway to engage talented volunteers, reconnect with alumni, ad raise awareness among a younger generation to ensure the longevity and support of our organization.

Benefits of joining Little City's Associate Board include:

Opportunities for professional growth and networking Mentor relationships are facilitated between governing board and associate board members. Biannual mixers or networking events with governing board members. Sit in on governing board meetings on a rotating basis, and report on associate board progress. Exclusive invitations to Little City’s special events. Opportunities to engage with Little City’s programs and experience Little City’s work first hand. Educational and professional development presentations at each Associate Board meeting Exclusive access to Little City’s business roundtable discussion. Rewarding self-fulfillment through volunteer opportunities and contributions to Little City Foundation. Associate board member names and titles listed on Little City’s website and relevant marketing materials. Greater knowledge and understanding of developmental and intellectual disabilities. Development of lifelong relationships and friendships!

Learn more at: https://www.littlecity.org/take-action/abboard/

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click “Respond” on this page. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

 

Nonprofit: Little City

Need Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Creative & Social Media Support

Help the Spring Creek Stewards connect with the local community! We are looking for photographers, designers, or social-media savvy volunteers that can help us maintain our online community. 

This volunteer will be working with a Spring Creek Steward volunteer leader or partner-organization staff, and will be provided guidance for specific media needs. Get in touch for more details! 

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click “Respond” on this page. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

Nonprofit: Spring Creek Stewards

Help the Spring Creek Stewards connect with the local community! We are looking for photographers, designers, or social-media savvy volunteers that can help us maintain our online community. 

This volunteer will be working with a Spring Creek Steward volunteer leader or partner-organization staff, and will be provided guidance for specific media needs. Get in touch for more details! 

In order to find out more about this opportunity, or simply to get involved:

Please click “Respond” on this page. You can expect an email with additional instructions within 1-3 business days after responding.

Nonprofit: Spring Creek Stewards

Need Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 60010

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: BHS Student Volunteer Opportunities

High school students are invited to visit the BHS Student Volunteer Opportunity Site for volunteer opportunities for BHS students

Nonprofit: School District 220

High school students are invited to visit the BHS Student Volunteer Opportunity Site for volunteer opportunities for BHS students

Nonprofit: School District 220

Need Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 60010

Allow Groups: No