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JOIN HANDS.
OPEN YOUR HEART.
LEND YOUR MUSCLE.
GIVE 10%. GIVE 100%. GIVE 110%.
GIVE AN HOUR. GIVE A SATURDAY.
THINK OF WE BEFORE ME.
REACH OUT A HAND TO ONE AND
INFLUENCE THE CONDITION OF ALL.
GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER.
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Check out these volunteer opportunities in Noble County! Don't see what you are looking for? Be sure to check back often, as new opportunities are updated regularly!
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United Way of Noble County
Campaign |
United Way of Noble County needs volunteers to help with the annual fundraising campaign. The campaign generally runs in the fall, from September through November. Volunteers can help with industry, retail, or other segment(s) of the community. Volunteering to help with the campaign is a great way to ensure that the agencies we fund get the most support possible from the community, and allow us to have a long-term, positive impact in Noble County. To volunteer, simply click on the logo. |
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United Way of Noble County
Allocations |
United Way of Noble County needs volunteers to help with the agency allocations process in 2010. Allocations volunteers serve as panel members and review the agencies who have applied for funding from United Way. This helps to ensure that the money we raise is being used in a in a fiscally responsible manner, and with the greatest possible outcomes. To volunteer, click on the logo. |
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Community
Garden |
The Community Garden is located behind TC Dance in Kendallville. The garden itself it just under an acre of land, donated by Slater Concrete to help provide fresh produce to the Community Table and to area foodbanks. Because of the size of the garden, there is always a need for individuals and groups to help with weeding, harvesting, and so on. To volunteer to help with the Community Garden, please click on the logo. | |
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The Community Table offers free meals, information and resources to people each week at two locations in Noble County. To sign up as a volunteer for the Community Table initiative, please click on the logo. |
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The Northeastern Indiana Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Program trains community members to advocate for the best interests of abused and neglected children. Potential volunteers are carefully screened, and must complete 30 hours of training prior to becoming an Officer of the Court. For more information, visit our website at www.neincasa.net, click on the logo here, or call (260) 636-6101. |
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Operation Foundation is a faith-based volunteer effort designed to address the physical, cultural and spiritual needs of the community. It is a week long cleanup and restoration project focused primarily on the downtown and surrounding residential areas in Ligonier.
In 2007, we had 242 volunteers donate over 3500 hours of their time. The second year of Operation Foundation in 2008 brought out 384 volunteers performing 5900 hours of work. With a population of about 4500 people, this was a major undertaking, and an overwhelming success.
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