Opportunities From: Care Connect Volunteers

Volunteer: Board of Directors Member

Fostering Connections is seeking enthusiastic, dedicated board members to serve on our Board of Directors

Fostering Connections Board Members are skilled volunteers dedicated to supporting our mission and programs. Board members provide governance, financial oversight, fundraising, and resource development.

We are currently seeking board members with the following skill sets:

- Event Planning

- Development (Event and individual fundraising)

- Board Governance

-Public Policy - State Government Level

We are currently seeking board members to represent our wide regional reach, including board members from: 

- Duval county

- Putnam county

- Volusia county

Board member terms are three years.

Board Member Requirements:

- At least 21 years old

- Reside or work in Flagler, Putnam, Duval, St. Johns, or Volusia counties

- Have a passion for helping children impacted by foster care, adoption, or trauma and their families

- Pass a background screening

- Previous experience serving on a nonprofit board of directors (recommended)

For more information, please contact Aubrie Simpson-Gotham, Founder & CEO, at fosteringconnectionsfl@gmail.com or (904) 813-5809

Network: Fostering Connections

Fostering Connections is seeking enthusiastic, dedicated board members to serve on our Board of Directors

Fostering Connections Board Members are skilled volunteers dedicated to supporting our mission and programs. Board members provide governance, financial oversight, fundraising, and resource development.

We are currently seeking board members with the following skill sets:

- Event Planning

- Development (Event and individual fundraising)

- Board Governance

-Public Policy - State Government Level

We are currently seeking board members to represent our wide regional reach, including board members from: 

- Duval county

- Putnam county

- Volusia county

Board member terms are three years.

Board Member Requirements:

- At least 21 years old

- Reside or work in Flagler, Putnam, Duval, St. Johns, or Volusia counties

- Have a passion for helping children impacted by foster care, adoption, or trauma and their families

- Pass a background screening

- Previous experience serving on a nonprofit board of directors (recommended)

For more information, please contact Aubrie Simpson-Gotham, Founder & CEO, at fosteringconnectionsfl@gmail.com or (904) 813-5809

Network: Fostering Connections

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32084

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Monthly Event Coordinator - Compassionate St Augustine

Monthly Event coordinator needed to organize and facilitate Compassionate St Augustine initiatives of Compassionate Women and Good Trouble. See more here:  

https://tinyurl.com/yeyrxrdn

https://www.compassionstaugustine.org/initiatives/

 

Network: Compassionate St. Augustine

Monthly Event coordinator needed to organize and facilitate Compassionate St Augustine initiatives of Compassionate Women and Good Trouble. See more here:  

https://tinyurl.com/yeyrxrdn

https://www.compassionstaugustine.org/initiatives/

 

Network: Compassionate St. Augustine

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32084

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Outreach and Event Coordinator nonprofit Volunteer

Outreach and Event Coordinator


Job Description:


The Outreach and Event Coordinator Director’s primary duties are to manage outreach, communications,
and event coordination for the Hope4veterans and its programs. The Hope4veterans holds a variety of
public events throughout the year including; festivals, large and small paddling events, family outdoor
activities, award dinners, fundraisers, and restoration activities. Outreach at events and activities put on by
partners and other community organizations and play an active role in the development and
implementation of the goals and mission for Hope4veterans.


Duties and Responsibilities


▪ Schedule, coordinate, budget, and implement at least 5-10 events a year.
▪ Conduct outreach to and build strong relationships with neighborhoods and other community
groups including; tabling, meetings, and formal presentations.
▪ Manage Hope4veteran’s outreach and communications including bi-monthly newsletters through
Constant Contact and all social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc. )
▪ Stay close contact with PR for press releases, invitations, newsletters, flyers, news articles,
posters, postcards, annual report, email, and electronic announcements.
▪ Recruit, train, and supervise staff and volunteers for Hope4veterans events to support and assist
with event planning and implementation.
▪ Recruit and coordinate event planning committees annually with community members, partners,
and/or sponsors
▪ Support the Hope4veterans Volunteer Coordinator in outreach and event volunteer management.
▪ Maintain and update documentation of events and contacts
▪ Compile and complete evaluations/Surveys and analyze events for Hope4veterans. s
▪ Assist the Executive Director in fundraising.
▪ Develop and maintain contacts, e-mail lists and mailing lists connecting and pertaining to
outreach that benefits women veterans and their families.
▪ Set up in person/ Or zoom connections for future events or fundraisers.
▪ Maintain yearly events and community outreach calendars.


Other Responsibilities


▪ Track spending, event budgets and manage outreach with the assistance of the Executive
Director.
▪ Other duties as assigned by Executive Director


Qualifications and Skills:
▪ Demonstrated ability to work well with people of diverse backgrounds, ages and cultures.
▪ Dedication and/or lived experience working in community engagement and program design,
particularly in communities of color.
▪ Experience successfully leading coordination of large events such as festivals or conferences.
▪ Excellent leadership skills
▪ Comfortable with public speaking and demonstrates professional communication skills.
▪ Proficient in Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheet programs.
▪ 1-3 years of experience in planning events and projects.
▪ Working knowledge of an email marketing management platform and social media (Constant
Contact, facebook, twitter, etc.)
▪ Excellent communication skills to include writing, speaking, and networking.
▪ Experience coordinating interns, volunteers and committees.
▪ Experience working in a small team environment.
▪ Available in the evenings, weekdays, and/or weekends.
▪ Ability to work on uneven terrain, lift 30-50 lbs regularly.*
▪ Comfort with water, paddling a canoe or kayak for outdoor activities.
▪ Current Florida driver’s license, automobile insurance and reliable transportation.
▪ Extremely well organized and able to multitask across a variety of programs areas with an
attention to detail. Ability to meet and adapt to shifting deadlines, manage multiple priorities, and
work independently.


Other Desirable Qualities


▪ Experience creating meaningful connections and contacts within the community
▪ Small non-profit work experience.
▪ Supervisory experience.
*Work Environment


This position includes moving on uneven terrain, often during inclement weather. The Outreach Director
is often responsible for a portion of event setup which includes lifting 30-50lbs, setting up tents, table and
chairs. The person in this position often paddles in canoes or kayaks to access sites or give tours. Around
30-40% of this job requires mobility in non-ADA accessible spaces and moving heavy objects. Please
contact the Council with specific questions about accessibility and special accommodation.


Travel and Safety Requirements:


Travel by car, valid driver’s license and reliable transportation, the ability to be insured for vehicle
usages, willingness and ability to use personal transportation related to work (mileage reimbursed) is
required. Appropriate field and safety attire required as event dictates.


How to Apply:
Send a resume, cover letter and three references to email : H4VApplications@hope4veterans.org

Network: Hope4Veterans

Outreach and Event Coordinator


Job Description:


The Outreach and Event Coordinator Director’s primary duties are to manage outreach, communications,
and event coordination for the Hope4veterans and its programs. The Hope4veterans holds a variety of
public events throughout the year including; festivals, large and small paddling events, family outdoor
activities, award dinners, fundraisers, and restoration activities. Outreach at events and activities put on by
partners and other community organizations and play an active role in the development and
implementation of the goals and mission for Hope4veterans.


Duties and Responsibilities


▪ Schedule, coordinate, budget, and implement at least 5-10 events a year.
▪ Conduct outreach to and build strong relationships with neighborhoods and other community
groups including; tabling, meetings, and formal presentations.
▪ Manage Hope4veteran’s outreach and communications including bi-monthly newsletters through
Constant Contact and all social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc. )
▪ Stay close contact with PR for press releases, invitations, newsletters, flyers, news articles,
posters, postcards, annual report, email, and electronic announcements.
▪ Recruit, train, and supervise staff and volunteers for Hope4veterans events to support and assist
with event planning and implementation.
▪ Recruit and coordinate event planning committees annually with community members, partners,
and/or sponsors
▪ Support the Hope4veterans Volunteer Coordinator in outreach and event volunteer management.
▪ Maintain and update documentation of events and contacts
▪ Compile and complete evaluations/Surveys and analyze events for Hope4veterans. s
▪ Assist the Executive Director in fundraising.
▪ Develop and maintain contacts, e-mail lists and mailing lists connecting and pertaining to
outreach that benefits women veterans and their families.
▪ Set up in person/ Or zoom connections for future events or fundraisers.
▪ Maintain yearly events and community outreach calendars.


Other Responsibilities


▪ Track spending, event budgets and manage outreach with the assistance of the Executive
Director.
▪ Other duties as assigned by Executive Director


Qualifications and Skills:
▪ Demonstrated ability to work well with people of diverse backgrounds, ages and cultures.
▪ Dedication and/or lived experience working in community engagement and program design,
particularly in communities of color.
▪ Experience successfully leading coordination of large events such as festivals or conferences.
▪ Excellent leadership skills
▪ Comfortable with public speaking and demonstrates professional communication skills.
▪ Proficient in Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheet programs.
▪ 1-3 years of experience in planning events and projects.
▪ Working knowledge of an email marketing management platform and social media (Constant
Contact, facebook, twitter, etc.)
▪ Excellent communication skills to include writing, speaking, and networking.
▪ Experience coordinating interns, volunteers and committees.
▪ Experience working in a small team environment.
▪ Available in the evenings, weekdays, and/or weekends.
▪ Ability to work on uneven terrain, lift 30-50 lbs regularly.*
▪ Comfort with water, paddling a canoe or kayak for outdoor activities.
▪ Current Florida driver’s license, automobile insurance and reliable transportation.
▪ Extremely well organized and able to multitask across a variety of programs areas with an
attention to detail. Ability to meet and adapt to shifting deadlines, manage multiple priorities, and
work independently.


Other Desirable Qualities


▪ Experience creating meaningful connections and contacts within the community
▪ Small non-profit work experience.
▪ Supervisory experience.
*Work Environment


This position includes moving on uneven terrain, often during inclement weather. The Outreach Director
is often responsible for a portion of event setup which includes lifting 30-50lbs, setting up tents, table and
chairs. The person in this position often paddles in canoes or kayaks to access sites or give tours. Around
30-40% of this job requires mobility in non-ADA accessible spaces and moving heavy objects. Please
contact the Council with specific questions about accessibility and special accommodation.


Travel and Safety Requirements:


Travel by car, valid driver’s license and reliable transportation, the ability to be insured for vehicle
usages, willingness and ability to use personal transportation related to work (mileage reimbursed) is
required. Appropriate field and safety attire required as event dictates.


How to Apply:
Send a resume, cover letter and three references to email : H4VApplications@hope4veterans.org

Network: Hope4Veterans

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32092

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Nonprofit Operations Manager (Volunteer- Board)

Nonprofit Operations Manager (Volunteer)

Job description:      

Nonprofit operations manager is responsible for, day to day operations, identifying the resources and achieving the organization's goals/mission. The operations manager responsibility is to ensure that enough fund-raising events are taking place, and that the company's resources are directed where they are most needed in the organization such as programs and immediate needs. The operations manager responsible for liaising with the board members to make sure they are being effective. The operations manager see that board members work on committees in which they have expertise and are doing the work they have agreed to do. Managing organizational accountability and programs, materials and supplies for various projects with program managers and Leaders to align with H4V Mission.

The Operations Manager must be a team player who works well independently, with minimal guidance, and has strong leadership ability. The Operations Manager must take initiative, pay careful attention to detail, and be proactive, dependable, adaptable, resourceful, and a creative problem solver. Assisting with establishing goals and objectives for operations teams, providing guidance to the Programs as appropriate, and establishing processes for attaining those goals/objectives

Responsibilities:

Close contact, open communication and social networking with board, committee and volunteers and organization with similar goals. Excellent consulting, presentation, and communication skills. Knowledge in areas with working with Grants and Volunteers, updated paperwork for data. Monitor Hub spot and emails for updated data and info on military women. Support Marketing, IT, programs, volunteer departments on ideas and goals for H4V Positive attitude, detail and customer oriented with good multitasking and organizational ability.

EDUCATION QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in Business, Communication, Nonprofit Management, Information Technology, or a related field- Strong IT and Computer Skills 2-years, minimum, demonstrated leadership experience in non-profit business environment or related field Understanding of military service organizations (MSO) and veteran service organizations (VSO) Passion, dedication, and leadership toward Military experience. Strong organizational abilities including planning, budgeting, delegating, reporting, program development and task facilitation.

Other Responsibilities

Other duties as assigned by Executive Director Support Hope4veterans in fundraising throughout the Year

 

 

How to Apply:

Send a resume, cover letter and three references to email: H4VApplications@hope4veterans.org

Network: Hope4Veterans

Nonprofit Operations Manager (Volunteer)

Job description:      

Nonprofit operations manager is responsible for, day to day operations, identifying the resources and achieving the organization's goals/mission. The operations manager responsibility is to ensure that enough fund-raising events are taking place, and that the company's resources are directed where they are most needed in the organization such as programs and immediate needs. The operations manager responsible for liaising with the board members to make sure they are being effective. The operations manager see that board members work on committees in which they have expertise and are doing the work they have agreed to do. Managing organizational accountability and programs, materials and supplies for various projects with program managers and Leaders to align with H4V Mission.

The Operations Manager must be a team player who works well independently, with minimal guidance, and has strong leadership ability. The Operations Manager must take initiative, pay careful attention to detail, and be proactive, dependable, adaptable, resourceful, and a creative problem solver. Assisting with establishing goals and objectives for operations teams, providing guidance to the Programs as appropriate, and establishing processes for attaining those goals/objectives

Responsibilities:

Close contact, open communication and social networking with board, committee and volunteers and organization with similar goals. Excellent consulting, presentation, and communication skills. Knowledge in areas with working with Grants and Volunteers, updated paperwork for data. Monitor Hub spot and emails for updated data and info on military women. Support Marketing, IT, programs, volunteer departments on ideas and goals for H4V Positive attitude, detail and customer oriented with good multitasking and organizational ability.

EDUCATION QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in Business, Communication, Nonprofit Management, Information Technology, or a related field- Strong IT and Computer Skills 2-years, minimum, demonstrated leadership experience in non-profit business environment or related field Understanding of military service organizations (MSO) and veteran service organizations (VSO) Passion, dedication, and leadership toward Military experience. Strong organizational abilities including planning, budgeting, delegating, reporting, program development and task facilitation.

Other Responsibilities

Other duties as assigned by Executive Director Support Hope4veterans in fundraising throughout the Year

 

 

How to Apply:

Send a resume, cover letter and three references to email: H4VApplications@hope4veterans.org

Network: Hope4Veterans

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32092

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Art Gallery Docent / Tour Guide

 Whether you're an artist or simply an art appreciator -- the St. Augustine Art Association is delighted to offer a wide array of volunteer opportunities. Volunteer once a month or more often! Meet people, get involved, and have fun! We invite you to join our dynamic group today! 

 

Art Gallery Docent / Tour Guide

The ideal candidate for this volunteer position will enjoy being the welcoming face for all daily visitors to the gallery. Primarily stationed at the front desk, the docent shares information about the current show on display and helps visitors navigate through the artwork. Depending on the daily activity within the gallery, the docent might also help with small administrative tasks and/or with the preparation of upcoming special events.

Please note that these volunteers must be 18 years of age or older.

 

 

To get involved as a docent with the St. Augustine Art Association, you can do one of the following:

- Call 904-824-2310 and ask to speak to our volunteer coordinator, Bailey Poole.

- Respond to this opportunity & check your email afterwards -- you will be sent further information about how to get involved.

  

Network: St. Augustine Art Association

 Whether you're an artist or simply an art appreciator -- the St. Augustine Art Association is delighted to offer a wide array of volunteer opportunities. Volunteer once a month or more often! Meet people, get involved, and have fun! We invite you to join our dynamic group today! 

 

Art Gallery Docent / Tour Guide

The ideal candidate for this volunteer position will enjoy being the welcoming face for all daily visitors to the gallery. Primarily stationed at the front desk, the docent shares information about the current show on display and helps visitors navigate through the artwork. Depending on the daily activity within the gallery, the docent might also help with small administrative tasks and/or with the preparation of upcoming special events.

Please note that these volunteers must be 18 years of age or older.

 

 

To get involved as a docent with the St. Augustine Art Association, you can do one of the following:

- Call 904-824-2310 and ask to speak to our volunteer coordinator, Bailey Poole.

- Respond to this opportunity & check your email afterwards -- you will be sent further information about how to get involved.

  

Network: St. Augustine Art Association

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32084

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Maintenance

Maintenance- flexible days and times (volunteers to help maintain the upkeep of our program campus by doing repairs, painting, etc.)
 

Network: Alpha-Omega Miracle Home

Maintenance- flexible days and times (volunteers to help maintain the upkeep of our program campus by doing repairs, painting, etc.)
 

Network: Alpha-Omega Miracle Home

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32084

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Service Opportunities - SERTOMA

The St. Augustine Sertoma Club is seeking friendly volunteers to join their club members in community service activities throughout the year which benefit our local community. Sertoma = SERvice TO MAnkind.

Available opportunities include:

Second-Time Around Store Volunteers. The Sertoma Club runs a successful thrift shop in St. Augustine which recycles an array of household goods and other items to raise money for several local nonprofit organizations. We are always looking for helpful volunteers who like "hands-on" tasks and can assist in keeping our product displays stocked and well-organized. Teams of Volunteers. Our Second Time Around Thrift Store also welcomes teams and groups that would like to help support our work through a team project. Special Event Volunteers. Our club hosts special projects and events throughout the year where extra sets of helping hands are always welcomed. Come join us for event day, or help us with various tasks leading up to a special event. (Projects and events include Crescent Beach Crawl, Bowling Tournament, WU Golf Tournament, The Turkey Run, the Compassion 5K, Sandbar Santa, Toys for Kids, etc.) Planning Committee Volunteers. Do you enjoy planning, list-making and working with a team to execute logistical tasks? If so, we'd like to invite you to join us as a volunteer on one of our project or event planning teams, which help to orchestrate our projects and events which help raise funds which donated in support of local needs.

Requirements:

A genuine interest in serving others. Positive attitude. Ability to work as a member of a team. Specific tasks and duties will vary by the opportunity selected. All training will be provided.

We value the dedication and support of our volunteers and are always looking for those who are willing to give their time in an effort to help others. We have a variety of ways you can volunteer!

About the St. Augustine Sertoma Club

The St. Augustine Sertoma Club is dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of St. Johns County, Florida. We take our mandate to help those in need seriously and it is our solemn pledge to our community that every penny we raise stays in St. Johns County. Sertoma is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization registered with the Internal Revenue Service. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Sertoma works within the community to serve the needs of individuals who have fallen upon medical, and financial hardship, as well as with at-risk children.

We also work in tandem with other charitable organization’s requests for assistance, and find ways of partnering with them so that collectively we can have the greatest community impact.

https://www.saintaugustinesertoma.org

Network: St. Augustine Sertoma Club

The St. Augustine Sertoma Club is seeking friendly volunteers to join their club members in community service activities throughout the year which benefit our local community. Sertoma = SERvice TO MAnkind.

Available opportunities include:

Second-Time Around Store Volunteers. The Sertoma Club runs a successful thrift shop in St. Augustine which recycles an array of household goods and other items to raise money for several local nonprofit organizations. We are always looking for helpful volunteers who like "hands-on" tasks and can assist in keeping our product displays stocked and well-organized. Teams of Volunteers. Our Second Time Around Thrift Store also welcomes teams and groups that would like to help support our work through a team project. Special Event Volunteers. Our club hosts special projects and events throughout the year where extra sets of helping hands are always welcomed. Come join us for event day, or help us with various tasks leading up to a special event. (Projects and events include Crescent Beach Crawl, Bowling Tournament, WU Golf Tournament, The Turkey Run, the Compassion 5K, Sandbar Santa, Toys for Kids, etc.) Planning Committee Volunteers. Do you enjoy planning, list-making and working with a team to execute logistical tasks? If so, we'd like to invite you to join us as a volunteer on one of our project or event planning teams, which help to orchestrate our projects and events which help raise funds which donated in support of local needs.

Requirements:

A genuine interest in serving others. Positive attitude. Ability to work as a member of a team. Specific tasks and duties will vary by the opportunity selected. All training will be provided.

We value the dedication and support of our volunteers and are always looking for those who are willing to give their time in an effort to help others. We have a variety of ways you can volunteer!

About the St. Augustine Sertoma Club

The St. Augustine Sertoma Club is dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of St. Johns County, Florida. We take our mandate to help those in need seriously and it is our solemn pledge to our community that every penny we raise stays in St. Johns County. Sertoma is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization registered with the Internal Revenue Service. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Sertoma works within the community to serve the needs of individuals who have fallen upon medical, and financial hardship, as well as with at-risk children.

We also work in tandem with other charitable organization’s requests for assistance, and find ways of partnering with them so that collectively we can have the greatest community impact.

https://www.saintaugustinesertoma.org

Network: St. Augustine Sertoma Club

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32084

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Resource Development Council (aka Think Tank Team Member)

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Ability Tree First Coast! Ability Tree (ATFC) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization. We envision individuals and families living with disabilities being accepted and supported in their local community, enjoying healthy relationships in their neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, and churches.

Fulfilling our vision involves people who are compassionate and willing to give of their time and serve on a team. If that sounds like something you might be interested in, take a moment to read about the Resource Development Council Member position.

 

What is the Resource Development Council position?

RDC is a Think Tank team that will uses the skills, backgrounds, knowledge, reputations, and relationships of our Members to develop Ability Tree and its mission by finding beneficial resources. Resources include funds (thru events, grants, etc), business partnerships, and community collaboration. The RDC Member will support the work of ATFC and provide mission-based ideas and solutions. 

RDC Member responsibilities:

Contribute ideas and solutions that will create affordable ways to meet the needs of the our disability community. Assist the ATFC Board in growing the resources we need to meet our mission Develop inclusive events & fundraisers that are creative & unique to our community. Assist the Council chairman in identifying and recruiting other RDC Members, fulfilling ATFC’s commitment to a diverse team that reflects the communities ATFC serves  Serve on a committee or task force based on the needs identified  Represent ATFC in the community

Council terms/participation:

RDC Members will commit for one year and then can reassess commitment. Think Tank meetings are held monthly for 1 hour/meeting.

 

What are the Qualifications?

This is a wonderful opportunity for an individual who is passionate about making an impact in the community. We are looking for a variety of members who are creative, "Type-A", generous, influential, strategic thinker, insightful, outgoing, or the like. We want diverse perspectives in how to accomplish our mission. 

Other qualifications include:

Age 18+ Follows through with commitment A team player - able to build agreement and collaboration within the team Committed to and desires an understanding of ATFC’s beneficiaries (individuals with disabilities & their families and community partners) Character qualities of integrity, credibility, and dependability

 

If this sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you. 

For more information about our organization, please visit http://abilitytreefc.org. 

Network: Ability Tree First Coast

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Ability Tree First Coast! Ability Tree (ATFC) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization. We envision individuals and families living with disabilities being accepted and supported in their local community, enjoying healthy relationships in their neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, and churches.

Fulfilling our vision involves people who are compassionate and willing to give of their time and serve on a team. If that sounds like something you might be interested in, take a moment to read about the Resource Development Council Member position.

 

What is the Resource Development Council position?

RDC is a Think Tank team that will uses the skills, backgrounds, knowledge, reputations, and relationships of our Members to develop Ability Tree and its mission by finding beneficial resources. Resources include funds (thru events, grants, etc), business partnerships, and community collaboration. The RDC Member will support the work of ATFC and provide mission-based ideas and solutions. 

RDC Member responsibilities:

Contribute ideas and solutions that will create affordable ways to meet the needs of the our disability community. Assist the ATFC Board in growing the resources we need to meet our mission Develop inclusive events & fundraisers that are creative & unique to our community. Assist the Council chairman in identifying and recruiting other RDC Members, fulfilling ATFC’s commitment to a diverse team that reflects the communities ATFC serves  Serve on a committee or task force based on the needs identified  Represent ATFC in the community

Council terms/participation:

RDC Members will commit for one year and then can reassess commitment. Think Tank meetings are held monthly for 1 hour/meeting.

 

What are the Qualifications?

This is a wonderful opportunity for an individual who is passionate about making an impact in the community. We are looking for a variety of members who are creative, "Type-A", generous, influential, strategic thinker, insightful, outgoing, or the like. We want diverse perspectives in how to accomplish our mission. 

Other qualifications include:

Age 18+ Follows through with commitment A team player - able to build agreement and collaboration within the team Committed to and desires an understanding of ATFC’s beneficiaries (individuals with disabilities & their families and community partners) Character qualities of integrity, credibility, and dependability

 

If this sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you. 

For more information about our organization, please visit http://abilitytreefc.org. 

Network: Ability Tree First Coast

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32084

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Event Volunteer: Medical Professional (LPN, RN, PA, ARNP, MD, EMT)

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Ability Tree First Coast! Ability Tree (ATFC) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization. We envision individuals and families living with disabilities being accepted and supported in their local community, enjoying healthy relationships in their neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, and churches.

Fulfilling our vision involves people who are compassionate and willing to give of their time and serve on a team. If that sounds like something you might be interested in, take a moment to read about the Event Volunteer position for Medical Professionals.

What is the Event Volunteer: Medical Professional position?

These volunteers would attend our events, especially our respite events, as the Advisory &/or on-site Medical Professional. During our respite events, parents are not on-site. Other events are for the whole family, but having a medical professional provides reassurance and support to our special needs families.

In the on-site Medical capacity, you will be present as a valuable asset for families, volunteers, and the Leadership team. We provide you the Child Profiles for the children attending the respite event so you will be familiar with the important information regarding them. You will serve as the "go-to" person in case of an emergency. 

What are the qualities of an Event Medical Professional?

We are looking for volunteers who are engaging, have good communication skills, and would be comfortable assisting someone with a disability. 

You do not have to have experience with the disability population (although preferred), but you must be comfortable and agreeable to provide assistance when needed. As mentioned in the title, medical professionals include: Nurses (LPN, RN), Doctors (PA, ARNP, MD), and EMT.

Additional Information:

The hours vary depending on the event. Typically an event is 2-4 hours. 

Volunteers in this role will need to go through a background screening.

 

For more information, please visit http://abilitytreefc.org. 

Network: Ability Tree First Coast

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Ability Tree First Coast! Ability Tree (ATFC) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization. We envision individuals and families living with disabilities being accepted and supported in their local community, enjoying healthy relationships in their neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, and churches.

Fulfilling our vision involves people who are compassionate and willing to give of their time and serve on a team. If that sounds like something you might be interested in, take a moment to read about the Event Volunteer position for Medical Professionals.

What is the Event Volunteer: Medical Professional position?

These volunteers would attend our events, especially our respite events, as the Advisory &/or on-site Medical Professional. During our respite events, parents are not on-site. Other events are for the whole family, but having a medical professional provides reassurance and support to our special needs families.

In the on-site Medical capacity, you will be present as a valuable asset for families, volunteers, and the Leadership team. We provide you the Child Profiles for the children attending the respite event so you will be familiar with the important information regarding them. You will serve as the "go-to" person in case of an emergency. 

What are the qualities of an Event Medical Professional?

We are looking for volunteers who are engaging, have good communication skills, and would be comfortable assisting someone with a disability. 

You do not have to have experience with the disability population (although preferred), but you must be comfortable and agreeable to provide assistance when needed. As mentioned in the title, medical professionals include: Nurses (LPN, RN), Doctors (PA, ARNP, MD), and EMT.

Additional Information:

The hours vary depending on the event. Typically an event is 2-4 hours. 

Volunteers in this role will need to go through a background screening.

 

For more information, please visit http://abilitytreefc.org. 

Network: Ability Tree First Coast

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32084

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Volunteer Coordinator

Veteran Garden Project (VGP) Volunteer Coordinator

Roles and Responsibilities

The VGP Volunteer Coordinator organizes and manages growing teams of volunteers.  Must have excellent interpersonal communication and management skills while exhibiting strong leadership qualities. Must possess excellent organizational skills and ability to communicate with people from diverse backgrounds and experience.  The VGP Volunteer Coordinator should know how to distinguish talent and do everything possible to motivate and inspire.

The VGP Volunteer Coordinator collaborates with printing and web organizations to streamline and simplify onboarding, forms, and prescreening for volunteers on VGP website.

Key Roles VGP Volunteer Coordinator

Work with president, board members, and team leaders to coordinate and delegate tasks. Promote goals, membership, and activities as a VGP Committee Chair Officer. Shall attend all board and volunteer meetings. Brings new ideas to the board and team for growth and improvement. Furnish updates and requests at meetings. May perform other duties as needed assigned by the board. Oversee volunteer recruitment, training, tracking hours, and assignments. Engage, inspire, and motivate volunteers. Arranges all details of volunteering and communication to all parties. Keep volunteer and project documents organized and updated. Provide new volunteers with contact information sheet, waiver, prescreening and background checks when necessary. Convey VGP purpose to the public Work with on-line programs such as our St. John’s volunteers portal.

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

Veteran Garden Project (VGP) Volunteer Coordinator

Roles and Responsibilities

The VGP Volunteer Coordinator organizes and manages growing teams of volunteers.  Must have excellent interpersonal communication and management skills while exhibiting strong leadership qualities. Must possess excellent organizational skills and ability to communicate with people from diverse backgrounds and experience.  The VGP Volunteer Coordinator should know how to distinguish talent and do everything possible to motivate and inspire.

The VGP Volunteer Coordinator collaborates with printing and web organizations to streamline and simplify onboarding, forms, and prescreening for volunteers on VGP website.

Key Roles VGP Volunteer Coordinator

Work with president, board members, and team leaders to coordinate and delegate tasks. Promote goals, membership, and activities as a VGP Committee Chair Officer. Shall attend all board and volunteer meetings. Brings new ideas to the board and team for growth and improvement. Furnish updates and requests at meetings. May perform other duties as needed assigned by the board. Oversee volunteer recruitment, training, tracking hours, and assignments. Engage, inspire, and motivate volunteers. Arranges all details of volunteering and communication to all parties. Keep volunteer and project documents organized and updated. Provide new volunteers with contact information sheet, waiver, prescreening and background checks when necessary. Convey VGP purpose to the public Work with on-line programs such as our St. John’s volunteers portal.

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32086

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Planning & Event Committee Lead

The Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine is presently working on building leaders and teams to support our growing project into 2021. Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community?

If you are interest in this volunteer position, please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

 

Planning/Event Coordinator

duties and responsibilities

We are seeking an Planning & Event Coordinator committee lead to join our board and team in an exciting time of organizational growth and development. The role will report directly to the Executive Director and as such will be a member of the VGP leadership management team sharing collective responsibility to deliver the organization’s strategy and vision.

The duties and responsibilities of an Event Coordinator center on planning and managing events of varying sizes and purposes. Coordinators must understand what it takes to make sure the logistics work out, keep everything within the allocated budget and ensure that the event itself is carried out smoothly.

Key duties and responsibilities:

Planning lead will hold the planning committee seat as board chair officer. Establishing and maintaining relationships with board, volunteers, vendors, and venues  Working with clients to identify their needs and ensure customer satisfaction. Planning event details and aspects, including seating, dining, and guests Creating reliable financial reports and collecting payments on time Remaining under budget with all costs Managing events and addressing potential problems that may arise. Planning for potential scenarios that could impact the integrity of the event. Maintaining a working knowledge of the complex needs of a wide variety of events. Organize social events with details such as location, catering, entertainment, transportation, invitee list, special guests, equipment, promotional material, etc. Planner identifies and implements events with stated goals. Validate dates and times to ensure availability with all parties concerned. Secure budget costs of the event. Update board of potential ideas, budget, and support for implementation. Upon board approval, provide social event details to Administrative assistant for communication and updating database. Planner has social events identified throughout the year and would help with those events as needed. Event planning, design, and production within time limits Planning/event Coordinator will be required to join board and volunteer meetings. Brings new ideas to the board and team for growth and improvement. Track and report progress and goals to the Board. Furnish updates and requests at meetings. Convey VGP purpose to the public

 

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

The Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine is presently working on building leaders and teams to support our growing project into 2021. Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community?

If you are interest in this volunteer position, please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

 

Planning/Event Coordinator

duties and responsibilities

We are seeking an Planning & Event Coordinator committee lead to join our board and team in an exciting time of organizational growth and development. The role will report directly to the Executive Director and as such will be a member of the VGP leadership management team sharing collective responsibility to deliver the organization’s strategy and vision.

The duties and responsibilities of an Event Coordinator center on planning and managing events of varying sizes and purposes. Coordinators must understand what it takes to make sure the logistics work out, keep everything within the allocated budget and ensure that the event itself is carried out smoothly.

Key duties and responsibilities:

Planning lead will hold the planning committee seat as board chair officer. Establishing and maintaining relationships with board, volunteers, vendors, and venues  Working with clients to identify their needs and ensure customer satisfaction. Planning event details and aspects, including seating, dining, and guests Creating reliable financial reports and collecting payments on time Remaining under budget with all costs Managing events and addressing potential problems that may arise. Planning for potential scenarios that could impact the integrity of the event. Maintaining a working knowledge of the complex needs of a wide variety of events. Organize social events with details such as location, catering, entertainment, transportation, invitee list, special guests, equipment, promotional material, etc. Planner identifies and implements events with stated goals. Validate dates and times to ensure availability with all parties concerned. Secure budget costs of the event. Update board of potential ideas, budget, and support for implementation. Upon board approval, provide social event details to Administrative assistant for communication and updating database. Planner has social events identified throughout the year and would help with those events as needed. Event planning, design, and production within time limits Planning/event Coordinator will be required to join board and volunteer meetings. Brings new ideas to the board and team for growth and improvement. Track and report progress and goals to the Board. Furnish updates and requests at meetings. Convey VGP purpose to the public

 

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32086

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Event Planning Assistants

Supports Planning lead and volunteer coordinator with events and project planning. 

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

Supports Planning lead and volunteer coordinator with events and project planning. 

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32086

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Administration Assistants

The Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine is presently working on building leaders and teams to help support our growing project into 2021. Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community? 

If you are interest in this volunteer position, please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

Administration Assistants:

Job Description

Requires excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to interact with Veteran Garden Project staff, board members, volunteers, vendors, and supporters in a professional and courteous manner. Must be extremely organized, able to prioritize tasks and be passionate about volunteer work. Uphold the values and standards of the Veterans Garden Project organization.

Key Requirements

Reports and works with the President/Director and the board. Supports and works with board Secretary. May sub and support secretary at board meetings. Supports in taking notes and meeting minuets.  Update and maintain volunteer database. Helps secretary send out newsletters via e-mail, portals and/or outreach and social media programs. Organize files, create correspondence, prepare reports and documents, manage calendars to schedule appointments, sort mail, prepare invoices and offer general staff support. Serve as an initial point of contact, answering phones, greeting visitors and volunteers. Support event planning, meeting setup and implementation. Deal with other people from a wide variety of levels and backgrounds. Proficient in Microsoft programs. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Excellent organization skills. Self-motivated, follows through and completes tasks timely and proficiently Convey VGP purpose and mission to the public

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

The Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine is presently working on building leaders and teams to help support our growing project into 2021. Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community? 

If you are interest in this volunteer position, please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

Administration Assistants:

Job Description

Requires excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to interact with Veteran Garden Project staff, board members, volunteers, vendors, and supporters in a professional and courteous manner. Must be extremely organized, able to prioritize tasks and be passionate about volunteer work. Uphold the values and standards of the Veterans Garden Project organization.

Key Requirements

Reports and works with the President/Director and the board. Supports and works with board Secretary. May sub and support secretary at board meetings. Supports in taking notes and meeting minuets.  Update and maintain volunteer database. Helps secretary send out newsletters via e-mail, portals and/or outreach and social media programs. Organize files, create correspondence, prepare reports and documents, manage calendars to schedule appointments, sort mail, prepare invoices and offer general staff support. Serve as an initial point of contact, answering phones, greeting visitors and volunteers. Support event planning, meeting setup and implementation. Deal with other people from a wide variety of levels and backgrounds. Proficient in Microsoft programs. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Excellent organization skills. Self-motivated, follows through and completes tasks timely and proficiently Convey VGP purpose and mission to the public

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32086

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Building Team Leader

 

Would you like to join our team?!


The VGP is presently working on building small teams to help support our growing project into 2021. 

Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community?

Our VGP is seeking volunteers to join our growing team!  

If you are interest please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

Job Descriptions:

Seeking to add team leader volunteers experienced working with tools, project building, safety, designing, woodworking.

             

1. Seeking, sourcing, Collecting, and delivering building materials. 

          Professional, self motivated, completes tasks in a timely manner          

2. Preparing for future garden builds and installs

help to pick up and deliver materials.

help to seek donations and materials for events and projects 

              -wood for beds               -building tables               -trellis                 -other garden based creative and wood working projects with left over materials( Such as bee, butterfly, bird homes, etc)      3. Safety/teamwork/communication             4. Attend monthly volunteer meetings                                                        

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

 

Would you like to join our team?!


The VGP is presently working on building small teams to help support our growing project into 2021. 

Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community?

Our VGP is seeking volunteers to join our growing team!  

If you are interest please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

Job Descriptions:

Seeking to add team leader volunteers experienced working with tools, project building, safety, designing, woodworking.

             

1. Seeking, sourcing, Collecting, and delivering building materials. 

          Professional, self motivated, completes tasks in a timely manner          

2. Preparing for future garden builds and installs

help to pick up and deliver materials.

help to seek donations and materials for events and projects 

              -wood for beds               -building tables               -trellis                 -other garden based creative and wood working projects with left over materials( Such as bee, butterfly, bird homes, etc)      3. Safety/teamwork/communication             4. Attend monthly volunteer meetings                                                        

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32086

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Event Coordinator

Hopefull Handbags has events at least one event each month to raise awareness about the issue of domestic abuse, and small fundraising events approximately every other month. The event coordinator ensures that events runs he/she/they agree to coordinate run smoothly. This will require the event coordinator to:

Work with vendors, venues, sponsors, scheduling volunteers, and other individuals/business based on event needs.  Provide the correct Hopefull Handbags event set up and materials at each event. Represent Hopefull Handbags at events to raise awareness and support for the work of Hopefull Handbags in providing hope and assistance to survivors of domestic abuse. 

Hopefull Handbags will provide training so that you have the information and tools you need prior to your fulfilling the volunteer opportunity.

 

Network: Hopefull Handbags Global

Hopefull Handbags has events at least one event each month to raise awareness about the issue of domestic abuse, and small fundraising events approximately every other month. The event coordinator ensures that events runs he/she/they agree to coordinate run smoothly. This will require the event coordinator to:

Work with vendors, venues, sponsors, scheduling volunteers, and other individuals/business based on event needs.  Provide the correct Hopefull Handbags event set up and materials at each event. Represent Hopefull Handbags at events to raise awareness and support for the work of Hopefull Handbags in providing hope and assistance to survivors of domestic abuse. 

Hopefull Handbags will provide training so that you have the information and tools you need prior to your fulfilling the volunteer opportunity.

 

Network: Hopefull Handbags Global

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32084

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Seeking Volunteers

Would you like to join our team?


The VGP is presently working on building small teams to help support our growing project into 2021. 

Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community?

Our VGP is seeking volunteers to join our growing team!  

If you are interest in any of the positions below or have something not listed please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

Board member candidates  Building and garden team leaders Administration assistant and support Social media manager   Event planning Fundraising /Grant writing Community outreach Marketing Graphic design support Garden and permaculture experience Building/woodworking experience Working events Videographer Photography


To apply or inquire please email your resume to us at contact@4VGP.org

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

Would you like to join our team?


The VGP is presently working on building small teams to help support our growing project into 2021. 

Are you a veteran, family member, or local community member in St. Augustine looking for a way to make a difference in your community?

Our VGP is seeking volunteers to join our growing team!  

If you are interest in any of the positions below or have something not listed please send your resume to contact@4vgp.org

Board member candidates  Building and garden team leaders Administration assistant and support Social media manager   Event planning Fundraising /Grant writing Community outreach Marketing Graphic design support Garden and permaculture experience Building/woodworking experience Working events Videographer Photography


To apply or inquire please email your resume to us at contact@4VGP.org

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32086

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Garden Team leader

Has experience and education in environmental horticulture, organic gardening, and/or permaculture science.

Garden Team leader will oversee all garden projects and garden committee relevant to aspects of job responsibilities, upcoming events, programs, projects, and VGP needs. 

 

Organized, Focused, delegates tasks appropriately self motivated  Keeps Garden Committee volunteers organized, motivated, and inspired To Work together with building team lead & Volunteer Coordinator Supports Director and garden team at Volunteer meetings, networking, & Events Gives Garden Report at Volunteer meetings /Shares with Other Garden Leads when applicable helps to plan, organizes, designs projects/plant lists, and educational materials for veteran garden installs and community projects using VGP guidelines and protocols. helps to recruit volunteers  Contributes to Newsletter and other Educational/Write ups

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

Has experience and education in environmental horticulture, organic gardening, and/or permaculture science.

Garden Team leader will oversee all garden projects and garden committee relevant to aspects of job responsibilities, upcoming events, programs, projects, and VGP needs. 

 

Organized, Focused, delegates tasks appropriately self motivated  Keeps Garden Committee volunteers organized, motivated, and inspired To Work together with building team lead & Volunteer Coordinator Supports Director and garden team at Volunteer meetings, networking, & Events Gives Garden Report at Volunteer meetings /Shares with Other Garden Leads when applicable helps to plan, organizes, designs projects/plant lists, and educational materials for veteran garden installs and community projects using VGP guidelines and protocols. helps to recruit volunteers  Contributes to Newsletter and other Educational/Write ups

Network: Veteran Garden Project of St. Augustine Fl.

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32086

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Lighthouse Volunteer

The St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum would love to have you as a volunteer! As a not-for-profit organization, we rely on volunteers to help keep us standing tall and shining bright! We especially need weekend volunteers to serve as docents and site interpreters. 

If you like to interact with visitors from around the world, help maintain a historic treasure, and be involved in your community, we have a place for you here!

We offer volunteer opportunities in the following categories:

Adult Volunteers: Must be at least 18 years old and have completed an application.

Family Volunteers: Children 6 - 13 are welcome to volunteer as members of a family group, with a responsible adult who participates as a volunteer. Separate applications should be submitted for each individual, including the children.

Junior Volunteers: Junior Volunteer applicants must be between the ages of 14 and 17. Applicants must

Submit and application Complete and submit a signed Parental Consent Form Attach a short essay on why you think volunteering is important and why you want to volunteer at the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum. We are currently accepting applications for the following volunteer opportunities: Site Interpreter Public Program Provider Gardener 

 

If you are interested in learning more about these volunteer opportunities, fill out the Volunteer Application and submit.

Corporate or Civic Volunteers: If you are interested in having your business or civic group participate in a group volunteer project at the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Maritime Museum, please contact Miranda Bailey, Volunteer and Event Manager at mbailey@staugustinelighthouse.org or 904.829.0745 x213.  

Internship Opportunities: We offer unpaid internships to individuals who are interested in careers in education, museums, public history, non-profit administration, archaeology, or public relations. Internships at the SAL&M are challenging, educational experiences designed for undergraduate and graduate students. Our internship program allows interns to gain a general knowledge and a broad understanding of how a particular department functions. We offer internships in fall, spring, and summer. Please, submit the volunteer application on our website or you may use the direct link. https://www.volgistics.com/ex/portal.dll/ap?ap=2060117109

Benefits: 

Depending on amount of volunteer hours each year, benefits of volunteering with the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum include:

Gift Shop Discount Invitations to Special Events Gaining additional experience and skill sets Recorded hours and letters of reference Training workshops on various museum skills Discounts on area attractions Meet people with similar interests On-the-job training Contributing to your community



Training: All training will be provided.

About the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum, Inc.

www.staugustinelighthouse.com

The St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum, Inc. is a private, non-profit museum dedicated to its mission “to discover, preserve, present and keep alive the stories of the Nation's Oldest Port as symbolized by our working St. Augustine Lighthouse.

Our Board of Directors and Staff do this in many ways by:

Providing authentic, enjoyable experiences for families, students and scholars; Researching, interpreting and presenting a variety of educational opportunities; Collecting artifacts representing the rich maritime history of the nation’s oldest port region; Working not only to preserve our own light station but to advocate for the preservation of other lighthouses in our state, nation and around the world, and helping to support other historic museums; Performing original maritime archaeological research and present our findings as publications, exhibits, and programs for students, scholars and the general public; and Serving our community as a site for education, weddings, remembering others, and joining in volunteerism and civic engagement.

Network: St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum

The St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum would love to have you as a volunteer! As a not-for-profit organization, we rely on volunteers to help keep us standing tall and shining bright! We especially need weekend volunteers to serve as docents and site interpreters. 

If you like to interact with visitors from around the world, help maintain a historic treasure, and be involved in your community, we have a place for you here!

We offer volunteer opportunities in the following categories:

Adult Volunteers: Must be at least 18 years old and have completed an application.

Family Volunteers: Children 6 - 13 are welcome to volunteer as members of a family group, with a responsible adult who participates as a volunteer. Separate applications should be submitted for each individual, including the children.

Junior Volunteers: Junior Volunteer applicants must be between the ages of 14 and 17. Applicants must

Submit and application Complete and submit a signed Parental Consent Form Attach a short essay on why you think volunteering is important and why you want to volunteer at the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum. We are currently accepting applications for the following volunteer opportunities: Site Interpreter Public Program Provider Gardener 

 

If you are interested in learning more about these volunteer opportunities, fill out the Volunteer Application and submit.

Corporate or Civic Volunteers: If you are interested in having your business or civic group participate in a group volunteer project at the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Maritime Museum, please contact Miranda Bailey, Volunteer and Event Manager at mbailey@staugustinelighthouse.org or 904.829.0745 x213.  

Internship Opportunities: We offer unpaid internships to individuals who are interested in careers in education, museums, public history, non-profit administration, archaeology, or public relations. Internships at the SAL&M are challenging, educational experiences designed for undergraduate and graduate students. Our internship program allows interns to gain a general knowledge and a broad understanding of how a particular department functions. We offer internships in fall, spring, and summer. Please, submit the volunteer application on our website or you may use the direct link. https://www.volgistics.com/ex/portal.dll/ap?ap=2060117109

Benefits: 

Depending on amount of volunteer hours each year, benefits of volunteering with the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum include:

Gift Shop Discount Invitations to Special Events Gaining additional experience and skill sets Recorded hours and letters of reference Training workshops on various museum skills Discounts on area attractions Meet people with similar interests On-the-job training Contributing to your community



Training: All training will be provided.

About the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum, Inc.

www.staugustinelighthouse.com

The St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum, Inc. is a private, non-profit museum dedicated to its mission “to discover, preserve, present and keep alive the stories of the Nation's Oldest Port as symbolized by our working St. Augustine Lighthouse.

Our Board of Directors and Staff do this in many ways by:

Providing authentic, enjoyable experiences for families, students and scholars; Researching, interpreting and presenting a variety of educational opportunities; Collecting artifacts representing the rich maritime history of the nation’s oldest port region; Working not only to preserve our own light station but to advocate for the preservation of other lighthouses in our state, nation and around the world, and helping to support other historic museums; Performing original maritime archaeological research and present our findings as publications, exhibits, and programs for students, scholars and the general public; and Serving our community as a site for education, weddings, remembering others, and joining in volunteerism and civic engagement.

Network: St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32080

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Cutting Hair Once a Year for Local Homeless

Hopefull Handbags

Sign up for once per year!!!

Volunteer opportunity includes:

Licensed Hairdresser or Barber to cut hair once a month at the local homeless shelter from 10 am -12 pm with other talented and fun stylists.

 

 

Requirements:

Licensed Hair Dresser or Barber. Compassionate toward others especially those on down times. Bring your own supplies.

Scissors, combs, water bottle, clippers, etc…

Enjoy working as part of a team to accomplish tasks and have an impact on the lives of others in our community. Willingness to dedicate a portion of your time monthly or when you can on a volunteer basis to cut men and women's hair, occasionally children on a monthly or occasional basis.



 About Hopefull Handbags, Inc. . Hopefull Haircuts

 

What does Hopefull Handbags do?

Hopefull Handbags takes donations of once loved handbags and necessities and donates them to women getting back on their feet again due to domestic violence abuse, homelessness, and other detrimental situations.

We also give time and talent giving haircuts to the homeless once a month.  It makes them feel like they have a fresh start. Again, giving hope.

 

Raising awareness about Domestic Violence, there is Help, Support and Hope.

 

“Never underestimate the power of Hope” ❤️Cathlene

President and Founder

 

Network: Hopefull Handbags Global

Hopefull Handbags

Sign up for once per year!!!

Volunteer opportunity includes:

Licensed Hairdresser or Barber to cut hair once a month at the local homeless shelter from 10 am -12 pm with other talented and fun stylists.

 

 

Requirements:

Licensed Hair Dresser or Barber. Compassionate toward others especially those on down times. Bring your own supplies.

Scissors, combs, water bottle, clippers, etc…

Enjoy working as part of a team to accomplish tasks and have an impact on the lives of others in our community. Willingness to dedicate a portion of your time monthly or when you can on a volunteer basis to cut men and women's hair, occasionally children on a monthly or occasional basis.



 About Hopefull Handbags, Inc. . Hopefull Haircuts

 

What does Hopefull Handbags do?

Hopefull Handbags takes donations of once loved handbags and necessities and donates them to women getting back on their feet again due to domestic violence abuse, homelessness, and other detrimental situations.

We also give time and talent giving haircuts to the homeless once a month.  It makes them feel like they have a fresh start. Again, giving hope.

 

Raising awareness about Domestic Violence, there is Help, Support and Hope.

 

“Never underestimate the power of Hope” ❤️Cathlene

President and Founder

 

Network: Hopefull Handbags Global

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32084

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Art Exhibition Installation Team

 Whether you're an artist or simply an art appreciator -- the St. Augustine Art Association is delighted to offer a wide array of volunteer opportunities. Volunteer once a month or more often! Meet people, get involved, and have fun! We invite you to join our dynamic group today!

 

Art Exhibition Installer

The ideal candidate for this volunteer position will enjoy working alongside others to hang and install artwork for each monthly exhibition. While only gathering once a month (usually on a Thursday) -- we would never be able to do what we do without them! This is the team that helps put the work along the gallery walls!

 

To get involved in the Installation team with the St. Augustine Art Association, you can do one of the following:

- Call 904-824-2310 and ask to speak to our volunteer coordinator, Bailey Poole.

- Respond to this opportunity & check your email afterwards -- you will be sent further information about how to get involved.

  

Network: St. Augustine Art Association

 Whether you're an artist or simply an art appreciator -- the St. Augustine Art Association is delighted to offer a wide array of volunteer opportunities. Volunteer once a month or more often! Meet people, get involved, and have fun! We invite you to join our dynamic group today!

 

Art Exhibition Installer

The ideal candidate for this volunteer position will enjoy working alongside others to hang and install artwork for each monthly exhibition. While only gathering once a month (usually on a Thursday) -- we would never be able to do what we do without them! This is the team that helps put the work along the gallery walls!

 

To get involved in the Installation team with the St. Augustine Art Association, you can do one of the following:

- Call 904-824-2310 and ask to speak to our volunteer coordinator, Bailey Poole.

- Respond to this opportunity & check your email afterwards -- you will be sent further information about how to get involved.

  

Network: St. Augustine Art Association

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32084

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Marketing

Social Media Marketing

Posts and campaigns and day-to-day activities including sharing events, collaborations and Develop relevant content topics to reach Hopefull Handbags, Inc. mission and values on FB and Instagram. Create, curate, and manage all published content, images, video, written on FB Page and Instagram. Willingness to dedicate a portion of your time weekly to check FB mail, post and direct questions to the appropriate Hopefull Handbag, Inc. Board Member if you do not have the answer.

 

 About Hopefull Handbags, Inc. 

 

What does Hopefull Handbags do?

Hopefull Handbags takes donations of once loved handbags and necessities and donates them to women getting back on their feet again due to domestic violence abuse, homelessness, and other detrimental situations.

Raising awareness about Domestic Violence, there is Help, Support and Hope.

Thank you in advance.  We look forward to connecting.

“Never underestimate the power of Hope” ❤️Cathlene

Founder and President

 

 

Network: Hopefull Handbags Global

Social Media Marketing

Posts and campaigns and day-to-day activities including sharing events, collaborations and Develop relevant content topics to reach Hopefull Handbags, Inc. mission and values on FB and Instagram. Create, curate, and manage all published content, images, video, written on FB Page and Instagram. Willingness to dedicate a portion of your time weekly to check FB mail, post and direct questions to the appropriate Hopefull Handbag, Inc. Board Member if you do not have the answer.

 

 About Hopefull Handbags, Inc. 

 

What does Hopefull Handbags do?

Hopefull Handbags takes donations of once loved handbags and necessities and donates them to women getting back on their feet again due to domestic violence abuse, homelessness, and other detrimental situations.

Raising awareness about Domestic Violence, there is Help, Support and Hope.

Thank you in advance.  We look forward to connecting.

“Never underestimate the power of Hope” ❤️Cathlene

Founder and President

 

 

Network: Hopefull Handbags Global

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32084

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Safe Shelter Supply Drive Host

SAFE SHELTER SUPPLY DRIVE HOST 

The Safe Shelter Supply Drive Host will ensure that the Shelter has enough items to support the residents. These can be door-to-door solicitations, or larger supply drives held in the community.

DUTIES

Host Supply Drive in the community Ensure that all items are unopened and sealed Educate the community about the Betty Griffin Center Mission Help bring the donations to the Center


REQUIREMENTS

Ability to work independently Ability to lift large items Good communication and listening skills

TRAINING
There is always staff on hand volunteers can contact if they have any questions.

ITEMS NEEDED
Grocery Items:
Grocery store gift certificates, box meals, box potatoes, baby food, canned vegetables, canned meats, macaroni & cheese, peanut butter & jelly, juice, coffee, sugar
Cleaning Supplies:
Bleach, laundry detergent, pinesol & lysol, abrasive cleanser, window cleaner, paper products, trash bags
Baby Items:
Diapers (all sizes), crib sheets & blankets, children’s underwear & socks (new)
Personal Items:
Store Gift Cards, new women’s underwear & socks, lice shampoo, toothpaste, disposable razors, hair products, African American hair products, deodorant, cold & pain medicine, first aid supplies, office supplies, stamps
Miscellaneous:
Kitchen & bathroom linens, batteries, light bulbs, Sunshine Bus tokens

 

Mission:
To offer protection and quality services for victims of Domestic Violence and their minor children and/or victims of Sexual Assault and their families in St. Johns County, FL, through the operation of a shelter offering assistance, counseling, and transitional support.

To educate the community about services provided and raise awareness of the problems of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault to break cycles of abuse.

Learn More: www.BettyGriffinCenter.org

Network: Betty Griffin Center

SAFE SHELTER SUPPLY DRIVE HOST 

The Safe Shelter Supply Drive Host will ensure that the Shelter has enough items to support the residents. These can be door-to-door solicitations, or larger supply drives held in the community.

DUTIES

Host Supply Drive in the community Ensure that all items are unopened and sealed Educate the community about the Betty Griffin Center Mission Help bring the donations to the Center


REQUIREMENTS

Ability to work independently Ability to lift large items Good communication and listening skills

TRAINING
There is always staff on hand volunteers can contact if they have any questions.

ITEMS NEEDED
Grocery Items:
Grocery store gift certificates, box meals, box potatoes, baby food, canned vegetables, canned meats, macaroni & cheese, peanut butter & jelly, juice, coffee, sugar
Cleaning Supplies:
Bleach, laundry detergent, pinesol & lysol, abrasive cleanser, window cleaner, paper products, trash bags
Baby Items:
Diapers (all sizes), crib sheets & blankets, children’s underwear & socks (new)
Personal Items:
Store Gift Cards, new women’s underwear & socks, lice shampoo, toothpaste, disposable razors, hair products, African American hair products, deodorant, cold & pain medicine, first aid supplies, office supplies, stamps
Miscellaneous:
Kitchen & bathroom linens, batteries, light bulbs, Sunshine Bus tokens

 

Mission:
To offer protection and quality services for victims of Domestic Violence and their minor children and/or victims of Sexual Assault and their families in St. Johns County, FL, through the operation of a shelter offering assistance, counseling, and transitional support.

To educate the community about services provided and raise awareness of the problems of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault to break cycles of abuse.

Learn More: www.BettyGriffinCenter.org

Network: Betty Griffin Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32086

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Special Events Volunteer

We are seeking fun-loving and dedicated volunteers to help support our Special Events throughout the year. We have a lot of fun working to raise funding for Learn to Read's programs and services. Join our Special Events team of volunteers and help support our mission!

Duties will include assisting the Executive Director and the Board of Directors in planning and coordinating special events throughout the year. Activities may include data input, contacting sponsors or potential sponsors, helping with donor acknowledgements, supporting event setup and take down. These are a few of the many ways our special event volunteers help support LTR's success.

All of our services are offered free of charge to our adult students who are seeking to improve their literacy and lives. Our Special Event volunteers help us to raise funds that support this mission.

Requirements:

Cheerful, friendly personality Willingness to pitch in and help where needed Ability to work well in a team environment Capability of taking on special task assignments and working independently Enjoy meeting and greeting new people! Experience assisting with special events is ideal, but not required.

Training

Training and instruction will be provided

Special Events

Student Appreciation Day @ Learn to Read Office (Annually - September) Rubber Ducky Regatta (Fundraiser - Sunday November 4 - Nocatee Splash Water Park) Holiday Shop Book Fair (December 1 - Barnes & Noble in St. Augustine) Mardi Gras Fat Tuesday (Held Annually - February) Kiss the Pig Contest (Annually in conjunction with the Rhythm & Ribs Festival - April 7, 2019) Public Outreach Booths - where we share information about our mission and services About Learn To Read of St. Johns County

Learn to Read of St. Johns County, Inc. is a 501-(c) (3) non-profit organization partially funded by Christ Episcopal Church in Ponte Vedra Beach and Serenata, United Way of St. Johns County, individuals, businesses, civic organizations and special events.

Our volunteer-based organization provides free literacy skills assessment and instruction in St. Johns and Putnam Counties to individuals 16 years of age and older. In addition to one-on-one literacy tutoring, Learn to Read has recently expanded its services throughout the counties to help people learn English as a second language (ESOL) through personal tutoring and group conversation courses.

Learn to Read believes literacy skills are vital for people to find work and to participate in their community. We tutor our students to pass the GED, the Adult Basic Education Test (TABE), and to achieve advancement in the workplace. Learn to Read depend on your support to purchase the books and other necessary teaching materials, as well as maintain the facility in which we operate. Your support is paramount to helping decrease barriers to employment and higher education that prevent our students from moving forward.

www.learntoreadofstjohns.org

Network: Learn to Read of St. Johns County, Inc.

We are seeking fun-loving and dedicated volunteers to help support our Special Events throughout the year. We have a lot of fun working to raise funding for Learn to Read's programs and services. Join our Special Events team of volunteers and help support our mission!

Duties will include assisting the Executive Director and the Board of Directors in planning and coordinating special events throughout the year. Activities may include data input, contacting sponsors or potential sponsors, helping with donor acknowledgements, supporting event setup and take down. These are a few of the many ways our special event volunteers help support LTR's success.

All of our services are offered free of charge to our adult students who are seeking to improve their literacy and lives. Our Special Event volunteers help us to raise funds that support this mission.

Requirements:

Cheerful, friendly personality Willingness to pitch in and help where needed Ability to work well in a team environment Capability of taking on special task assignments and working independently Enjoy meeting and greeting new people! Experience assisting with special events is ideal, but not required.

Training

Training and instruction will be provided

Special Events

Student Appreciation Day @ Learn to Read Office (Annually - September) Rubber Ducky Regatta (Fundraiser - Sunday November 4 - Nocatee Splash Water Park) Holiday Shop Book Fair (December 1 - Barnes & Noble in St. Augustine) Mardi Gras Fat Tuesday (Held Annually - February) Kiss the Pig Contest (Annually in conjunction with the Rhythm & Ribs Festival - April 7, 2019) Public Outreach Booths - where we share information about our mission and services About Learn To Read of St. Johns County

Learn to Read of St. Johns County, Inc. is a 501-(c) (3) non-profit organization partially funded by Christ Episcopal Church in Ponte Vedra Beach and Serenata, United Way of St. Johns County, individuals, businesses, civic organizations and special events.

Our volunteer-based organization provides free literacy skills assessment and instruction in St. Johns and Putnam Counties to individuals 16 years of age and older. In addition to one-on-one literacy tutoring, Learn to Read has recently expanded its services throughout the counties to help people learn English as a second language (ESOL) through personal tutoring and group conversation courses.

Learn to Read believes literacy skills are vital for people to find work and to participate in their community. We tutor our students to pass the GED, the Adult Basic Education Test (TABE), and to achieve advancement in the workplace. Learn to Read depend on your support to purchase the books and other necessary teaching materials, as well as maintain the facility in which we operate. Your support is paramount to helping decrease barriers to employment and higher education that prevent our students from moving forward.

www.learntoreadofstjohns.org

Network: Learn to Read of St. Johns County, Inc.

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 32084

Allow Groups: No