Opportunities From: Connect2Community

The DBG Game Changers event is a high-energy, community-driven celebration designed to showcase the incredible talent and spirit of our students. This isn't just a sports day; it’s an opportunity for our youth to step into the spotlight through friendly competition and creative expression. From the roar of the crowd at the basketball and soccer scrimmages to the artistic flair of our face-painting stations, the day is packed with moments that prove our kids are truly "game changers" in every sense of the word.

As a volunteer, you are the backbone that makes this magic happen. Whether you’re helping a young athlete navigate their first hockey scrimmage, assisting our cheer team in rallying the crowd, or ensuring guests feel welcomed at the registration booth, your presence provides the support system our students need to thrive. No professional sports or coaching experience is required—just a positive attitude and a willingness to help foster a safe, fun, and empowering environment.

By signing up for a shift, you aren't just filling a slot on a spreadsheet; you are investing in the community and directly impacting the lives of local youth. We have roles available for every interest and energy level, including event set-up, perimeter control, and our post-event clean-up crew. Join us for a few hours on Saturday, June 13th, and help us create an unforgettable experience where every student feels like a champion. Your time and energy are the ultimate "game changers!"

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Food drives are a great way to engage your group and support food-insecure neighbors. At Hope Clinic, our choice-based pantry lets clients select the items for themselves—promoting dignity and empowering them to make decisions based on their needs and tastes.

We accept unexpired, shelf-stable items, including:

We encourage donations of the same quality you'd buy for your own family—brand-name or organic items show our clients we believe they should get the very best.

For ideas and more information, visit our website https://thehopeclinic.org/projects/2020/11/12/how-to-host-a-food-drive

****We are still looking for volunteers****

***** You are not required to be an expert or having a teachers degree****

The Maurice A.C. Kirkwood Jr. Youth Foundation's commitment to providing tutors for reading and math in classrooms for elementary and middle school children is an impactful initiative. This program aims to enhance students' academic performance by offering personalized support and guidance in foundational subjects. Tutors can:

Boost Literacy Skills: Help students improve their reading comprehension, vocabulary, and overall literacy, which are critical for academic success.

Strengthen Math Foundations: Provide targeted assistance in math concepts, ensuring students grasp fundamental skills and build confidence.

Encourage Positive Role Models: Serve as mentors/tutors who inspire and motivate students, offering encouragement and demonstrating the value of education.

Enhance Classroom Learning: Work alongside teachers to create a more dynamic and supportive learning environment, addressing the diverse needs of students.

Promote Equity in Education: Offer additional resources to students who may benefit from individualized attention, fostering an equitable approach to learning.

The Westside Farmers’ Market is seeking an intern, passionate about great food, to assist in promoting the advantages of shopping locally from our broad array of dedicated farmers and producers. The intern will be responsible for developing a weekly blog and email newsletter to keep our shoppers informed about the activities and products available each week. The Market manager will facilitate farm visits, vendor interviews or other activities to assist in creatively promoting the Market.

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