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This list includes all current virtual as well as in-person service opportunities. To search these opportunities by campus, discipline, or another filter, please click here. As a reminder, all service, including volunteer service and academic service-learning, must meet iCED's Standards for Service.

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Please note that iCED DOES NOT encourage students, faculty, or staff to break with any requirements by the CDC, the State of Florida, and local governments’ measures of social distancing and self-isolation. If you choose to volunteer somewhere in-person or to run grocery errands for a neighbor in need, please be cautious and only do so if you are able, healthy, taking care to prevent infection and do not live with someone at risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19. Here are the CDC’s recommendations for preventing yourself from a COVID-19 infection, and here are MDC’s comprehensive updates and FAQ on the college’s response to the pandemic.

1. Age Awareness Initiative
         Neuroscience SOS Stem Research

Contact: Trinidad Arguelles, Professor Psychology (305) 237-4935; Eric Belokon, Professor of Psychology (305) 237-3185; E-mail: targuell@mdc.edu
Description: The goal is to bring awareness about the aging population, address advocacy and action to support aging community. Students will engage in providing supportive service to aging community as well as to advocate on their behalf, and have opportunities to engage in research and training in the area of Gerontology - Study of Aging. Duration: Students will commit to complete a minimum of at least 20 hours per semester and will have an opportunity to participate in ongoing projects
Opportunities: The AGING Community Enrichment Together (ACE-T) project will be rolled out along with different communities partners: Easter Seals, Alliance for Aging, United Home Care and others as well will be identified. Due to COVID, agencies have requested that students be involved in research gathering relevant data. Students will be required to give class presentations to their peers to create awareness. Once social distancing protocols allow, other opportunities for service such as tutoring, and companionship will be evaluated .
Comments: The goal is to build a network and foster supportive relationships around activities allowing for an intergenerational and diverse interaction for a learn, teach and grow process; to counter ageism and guide our nation’s approach to ensuring supportive policies and programs for us all as we move through the life course; to improve the public’s understanding of what aging means and the many ways that older people contribute to our society;

2. A New Start: Financial & Social Services  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 657 NE 125th St; North Miami, FL 33161 See Map
Contact: Andrew Hoo, CEO 754 423 4365; Ann Charleus, COO ; E-mail: andrew@anewstartfs.org
Website: http://anewstartfs.org
Description: For more than 8 years, A New Start: Financial & Social Services, Inc. (ANS), a 501(c)(3) Charity Organization has provided services to the local community and around the world. ANS is a Female Entrepreneur driven and, Veteran Owned and veteran serving institution. A New Start provides a number of services to the community such as Tax Preparation/Representation for Individuals and Small Businesses, Homeless & Disability Outreach, HIV/STD Education/Outreach, Entrepreneurship Coaching/Mentorship and Asset Building, International Outreach, Civic Engagement, Healthy Living, Community Collaboration, Women’s Empowerment, LGBT+ Empowerment, and Internship/Mentorship Programs for Inner City Youth, College, and Post Graduate students. We actively fight for causes such as Human Trafficking, Threats to Democracy and the Rule of Law World Wide, Religious Discrimination, All Forms of Discrimination, the Environment, Tax matters and any other forms of injustice.
Opportunities: Roles include: Administrative (phone calls, emails, and formatting forms), Research, Telecommuting (COVID-19), Interacting with clients, and Community Outreach.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 15 Hours Minimum Commitment * 13 is Minimum Age * Computer Literacy * Job Training Included * Wheelchair Accessible

3. A Safe Haven for Newborns

Address: 6801 N.W. 77th. Ave., Suite 302; Miami, FL 33166 See Map
Contact: Nick Silveiro, President 305 882-1304 x 103; Patricia Garllardo, Volunteer Coordinator 786 246-1304; E-mail: safehaven@asafehavenfornewborns.com
Website: https://www.facebook.com/asafehavenfornewborns and http://www.asafehavenfornewborns.com
Description: “Safe Haven for Newborns” began in response to the tragedy of newborn abandonment in Florida. The Gloria M. Silverio Foundation a 501(C)3 Florida not-for-profit organization established a program in 2001, called “A Safe Haven for Newborns”. We are not affiliated with any organizations and we “partner” with everyone statewide. A Safe Haven for Newborns is dedicated to saving the precious lives of newborns from the dangers of abandonment and assisting pregnant girls and women in crisis.
Opportunities: Service opportunities: 1-The App program - students become advocates for abandoned infants enrolling in the virtual program, attend a workshop, and a call to action by developing video, newsletter, or artwork for advocacy. 2-Help distribute information kit to prevent newborn abandonment to hospitals and firefighters; 3-Organize baby shower for newborns (fundraise baby products and resources for expecting/adoption mothers, roll out event). 4- Develop a database of sororities and distribute information on infant abandonment prevention to create awareness and advocacy.
Comments: Safe Haven operates on a 100% volunteer base, it partners with more than 30 high schools and colleges to offer service-learning and volunteer opportunities.

4. BCAD (Broward County Association for the Deaf)

Address: 362 W Sample Rd.; Pompano Beach, FL 33064 See Map
Contact: Leslie Solomon, President 954-642-2367; ,
Website: https://www.bcadfla.org/
Description: For MDC American Sign Language students only.
Opportunities: Signing, interpreting, assisting community and association events.

5. Best Buddies

Address: 100 SE 2nd St Suite 2200; Miami, FL 33131 See Map
Contact: Courteney Fitzgerald, 305-374-2233; , ; E-mail: courteneyfitzgerald@bestbuddies.org
Description: Best Buddies International is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
Opportunities: For the summer, our volunteer opportunities are on a case to case basis since we do not have any large scale events. The opportunities will all most likely be virtual and at home tasks, such as cold calling our participants to get them registered for our Annual Leadership conference. Also, helping us find a venue and other things for our Pre-Leadership Conference meeting. We do offer virtual activities with our adult participants, Monday-Thursday that volunteers can also can volunteer/attend.
Comments: To volunteer: email Courteney or fill out this form: https://www.bestbuddies.org/florida/volunteer/

6. Bridge Outreach for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Contact: Nicole Pazos, 954-864-4646; , VP: 754-300-5532; E-mail: thebridgeoutreachdhh@gmail.com
Website: https://www.thebridgedhh.org/about
Description: The mission of the Bridge Outreach for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is to bridge the communication gap between the Deaf and Hearing communities, by creating awareness about the Deaf community to the Hearing community and by creating community events and programs for the Deaf community. We offer one on one tutoring to Deaf students in the local community, as well as support for families who have Deaf children by going into the homes and teaching the family Sign Language and about Deaf Culture. Hosting local Deaf friendly events and sponsorships for other local Deaf friendly non-profits as well. For the Hearing community, we offer local sign language classes and we go into local business and create a Deaf friendly atmosphere and a cohesiveness throughout both communities. For further information on our upcoming events please contact us, we always need volunteers!
Opportunities: Opportunities to provide service through sign language interpretation, assistance in hosting community events and organization fundraisers available to MDC students enrolled in an American Sign Language course.
Comments: Availability of service opportunities varies by semester. Please reach out to discuss current opportunities.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite * Wheelchair Accessible

7. BuddySystem MIA

Contact: Kristin Guerin , Buddy System MIA CEO 203-858-4653; , ; E-mail: buddysystemmia@gmail.com
Website: http://www.buddysystemmia.com/fridge and https://www.instagram.com/buddysystemmia/
Description: Buddy System's mission is to uplift the Miami community out of poverty one meal at a time by empowering neighbors to support neighbors.
Opportunities: Buddy System is currently looking for volunteers to clean, stock and maintain their community fridges. They also have other various volunteer opportunities that often come up. You can find out more on their website, www.buddysystemmia.com/fridge or their Instagram: @buddysystemmia.
Comments: Email is definitely the best way for volunteers to reach us.

8. Building a Better Society Through Mental Health
         Only for students taking psychology with Professor Arguelles

Address: 3800 NW 115th Ave.; Doral, Fl 33178 See Map
Contact: Dr. Trinidad Arguelles, Assistant Professor (305) 237-4935; Dr. Eric Belokon, ; E-mail: targuell@mdc.edu
Description: Building a Better Society Through Mental Health is designed for all people to understand how to take care of their own mental health and look out for each other. The goal is to promote UN Sustainable Development Goal #3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being at all ages is essential to sustainable development.
Opportunities: Students will participate in a series of activities dedicated to improving the mental health and well-being of all members of the community through outreach, training, education and support.

9. Citizens for a Better South Florida  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 138 NW 16th Avenue; Miami, FL 33125 See Map
Contact: Benjamin Machado, Program and Finance Coordinator (305) 648-0000; Marina Barrientos, Program Director ; E-mail: info@abettersouthflorida.org
Website: http://www.abettersouthflorida.org
Description: Citizens for a Better South Florida is dedicated to providing environmental education to South Florida's diverse, underserved community, which inspires active stewardship and the preservation of the South Florida environment.
Opportunities: Making videos and social media posts, gardening, tree planting, and teaching opportunities are all available. If you are interning with us or volunteering for more than 40 hours, we will cater your volunteer program to your field of study. Some examples include environmental studies, business and finance, biology, non-profit studies, agricultural, and civil engineering internships. We also have a social media internship available.
Comments: You must email us your class schedule and subject interest to info@abettersouthflorida.org ahead of time in order to plan accordingly.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 10 Hours Minimum Commitment * Criminal Background Check * Florida Driver's License * Computer Literacy * Job Training Included * Wheelchair Accessible

10. City of Doral Parks and Recreation

Address: 8300 NW 53rd Street, Suite 202; Doral, FL 33166 See Map
Contact: Cristopher Hovde, Superintendent of Recreation 305-593-6600 xt 5011; Erin Weislow , Recreation Administrator 786-970-1850; E-mail: cristopher.hovde@cityofdoral.com;erin.weislow@cityofdoral.com
Website: https://www.cityofdoral.com/all-departments/parks-and-recreation/parks-division/parks-contacts/
Opportunities: Service opportunities include park clean ups and sports activities for after school children. Background check is required.

11. Cross Catholic Outreach - Box of Joy  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 10239 NW 62 Street; Doral, FL 33178 See Map
Contact: Gustavo Cruz, Box of Joy- Volunteer Coordinator 800-914-2420 x 137; , ; E-mail: gcruz@crosscatholic.org
Website: http://www.boxofjoy.org
Description: Box of Joy is an annual Christmas gift ministry organized by local Catholic schools, parishes, and groups across the United States and facilitated by Cross Catholic Outreach. During November and December, all of the Boxes of Joy that have been packed around the nation are sent to The National Screening Center in South Florida. Kick Start Box of Joy season by making sure Project Leaders and Drop-off Center Coordinators have all of the materials they need to bless needy children.
Opportunities: Kick Start Box of Joy season by making sure Project Leaders and Drop-off Center Coordinators have all of the materials they need to bless needy children. Do you enjoy serving with a fun team, rolling up your sleeves, and getting the job done? Join Team Joy as a Kit Builder and have fun and feel some pre-season Christmas joy! This is a fun and high energy experience that makes for an awesome service project for high school and college-aged groups, but open to all ages (14 and under accompanied by parents). Screening Center volunteers needed on weekends:
Comments: At the Screening Center - volunteers screen the boxes to make sure all gifts are safe and appropriate for kids, prepare them for shipping to the destination country, and have lots of fun.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 3 Hours Minimum Commitment * Job Training Included * Wheelchair Accessible

12. Earth Ethics Institute  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus, Miami Dade College Kendall Campus, Miami Dade College North Campus & Miami Dade College Padron Campus; Miami, FL 33132 / 33176
Contact: Stephen Nesvacil, Program Professional - North Campus 305-237-1388 - Stephen; Mike Matthews, Director Earth Ethics Institute-Wolfson Campus (305) 237-3796 - Mike; E-mail: snesvaci@mdc.edu;mmatthew@mdc.edu;nkolitz@mdc.edu;nkolitz@mdc.edu
Website: http://www.earthethicsinstitute.org/Students_ServiceLearning.asp
Comments: If you are planning to volunteer in the MDC North Campus Garden, please send us an email to schedule your service time. This allows us to adhere to MDC's Covid-19 guidelines.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 5 Hours Minimum Commitment * Job Training Included * Wheelchair Accessible

13. Earth Ethics Institute - Waste Management / Recycling Assessment

Address: 11011 SW 104th St; Miami, FL 33176 See Map
Contact: Netiva Kolitz, Program Professional - Kendall Campus 3052372247; , ; E-mail: nkolitz@mdc.edu
Description: Earth Literacy offers ever-greater understanding of the evolution of the Universe and the interconnectedness of all being. Rooted in evidence-based knowledge, this cosmological context informs a worldview, guides all fields of study, and inspires social change. Earth Literacy recognizes Earth as educator and honors the wisdom found in Earth systems as well as the mystery and numinous beauty within the Universe. Earth Literacy allows us to discover our role within the story of Earth and the Universe, transforming our beliefs and actions so as to create mutually-enhancing, sustainable, resilient relationships with Earth’s community of life.
Opportunities: Students will learn about sustainability and will learn to assess sustainability initiatives in terms of environmental, economic, and social cost-benefit analyses. Specifically, students engaged in this project will help provide an assessment of the existing waste management and recycling programs in place at MDC. This initiative is currently being piloted with two students from the YES! Club. However, it is our hope that it will later be expanded to additionally offer opportunities for students in GSELS-designated classes to participate.
Comments: Pilot is currently only open to MDC Kendall YES! Club members

14. Easter Seals Miami-Dade
         Easter South Florida, Inc  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 1475 N.W. 14 Ave.; Miami, FL 33125 See Map
Contact: Marta Quintana, Volunteer Coordinator 305-547-4751; Karen Lopez, Director In home Services (305) 325-0470; Fax: 305-325-0578; E-mail: klopez@sfl.easterseals.com
Website: https://www.easterseals.com/southflorida/
Description: Easter Seals Academy: Autism School is an educational program serving students from Kindergarten through 8th grade. The school incorporates a variety of teaching methods, materials and techniques into its unique education center. The Culinary Arts High School Program at Easter Seals South Florida serves students ages 14 through 22 with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other special needs. Volunteers helps our organization contributing to the quality of our program, helps the community by bringing more awareness of the struggles of people with dementia and their families, and specially important in how it shapes the new generations.
Opportunities: The organization conducts health fairs throughout Miami Dade county to service underprivileged communities. Students may give virtual presentations on health related issues.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 4 Hours Minimum Commitment * Criminal Background Check * Fingerprinting * Tuberculosis (TB) Testing * Job Training Included * Wheelchair Accessible

15. Feeding South Florida

Address: 2501 SW 32 Terrace ; Pembroke Park , FL 33023 See Map
Contact: Ruth Bonet, Volunteer Coordinator 954-518-1824; Samuel Randle, Regional Coordinator - Miami ; Fax: 954-983-1313; E-mail: volunteers@feedingsouthflorida.org
Website: http://www.feedingsouthflorida.org and http://volunteer.feedingsouthflorida.org
Description: Feeding South Florida is committed to serving families in need of assistance and we are preparing to do more for our community.
Opportunities: Volunteers in good health, who have not been in contact with individuals showing signs of illness related to COVID-19 within the past 2 weeks, are needed to assist with the inspecting, sorting, and repacking of donated food. Volunteers will also be building meal boxes for distribution. In order for us to ensure a constant and consistent flow of food for our neighbors in need of assistance, we rely on the support of thousands of volunteers every year to inspect and sort donated food to ensure it's safe for distribution. We have 3 shifts day Tuesday-Saturday 8:30-10:30, 11:00-1:00 and 2:00-4:00. Volunteers must register online at: https://volunteer.feedingsouthflorida.org/?layoutViewMode=tablet
Comments: Registering to volunteer as an individual is as easy as visiting volunteer.feedingsouthflorida.org and creating an individual account. 1.Go to Login, found at the top right-hand page. 2.Register as a new volunteer. 3.Create your account. 4.Go to the calendar, select shift and then select signup. All our volunteer shifts are posted under the “Calendar” tab. This is where you can see availability for each shift and sign up.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 3 Hours Minimum Commitment * 16 is Minimum Age * Job Training Included

16. Fruit and Spice Park  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 24801 SW 187 Avenue; Homestead, FL 33031 See Map
Contact: Louise King, Horticulturist (305) 242-7934; Jerry Frye, Horticulturist (305) 247-5727; Fax: (305) 245-3369; E-mail: louking@miamidade.gov
Website: http://redlandfruitandspice.com/
Description: The Fruit & Spice Park is a County owned park that is owned and supported by all County residents. It is a unique park in that it's mission is to educate visitors about the edible and economically important plants from around the world and to inform how these plants are utilized by people from all over the world.
Opportunities: Since the plants in this park are constantly growing there are always maintenance tasks that need to be addressed. Most of the jobs that we ask of our volunteers are light gardening tasks such as weeding, pulling vines from the trees and fences, and spreading mulch under the trees. When you sign up I will instruct you on the job needed and provide you with gloves and any hand tools that may be necessary.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite * Job Training Included * Wheelchair Accessible

17. Hands On Miami  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 2103 Coral Way #202; Miami, FL 33145 See Map
Contact: Cindy Ariza, Community Engagement Manager 305-504-4510; Kristian Toimil, Volunteer Community Engagement Manager ; E-mail: cindy@handsonmiami.org
Website: http://www.handsonmiami.org and http://www.handsonmiami.org/HOC__Volunteer_Opportunity_Calendar_Page
Description: HandsOn Miami inspires, equips and mobilizes people to take action to effect positive change in our Miami-Dade County community. By leveraging the power of people and socially responsible businesses, we transform local communities through meaningful hands-on projects that make a difference. To encourage safe social distancing practices, we offer both virtual and small group volunteer events.
Opportunities: HandsOn Miami has the following service opportunities: MLK Day of Service Virtual Opportunities: Taking place each year on the third Monday in January, the MLK Day of Service is the only federal holiday observed as a national day of service – a "day on, not a day off." This year, MLK Day will take place on Monday, January 18th. While we can’t come together in the hundreds in person this year, you can still join HandsOn Broward and HandsOn Miami in our Virtual MLK Day of Service so we can honor Dr. King’s life and legacy by completing service projects that will benefit local nonprofit agencies. Each virtual volunteer opportunity will be focused on one impact area. All opportunities will be held via Zoom. Volunteers will be sent a supply list & detailed instructions beginning January 6th. Volunteers are responsible for purchasing supplies. Zoom links will be sent the day before the project. Visit the HandsOn Miami Calendar for in-person volunteer events such as the Pisgah and Cornerstone pantries, and Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. www.handsonmiami.org/calendar
Comments: To register for opportunities you will need to create a volunteer account.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite * 13 is Minimum Age * Wheelchair Accessible

18. Health in the Hood

Contact: Rochel Chakoff, Volunteer Manager 305-714-2262; , ; E-mail: r.chakoff@healthinthehood.org
Website: http://www.healthinthehood.org and https://portal.unitedwaymiami.org/Volunteer/VolOpInfo.jsp?nbr=947*0
Description: Health in the Hood is connecting communities to wellness by providing free, healthy food to people in food deserts. We transform once despondent areas in underserved communities into blooming vegetables gardens, all while teaching residents about nutrition and wellness. Now during a global pandemic, Health in the Hood connects communities to health and wellness, providing education, physical fitness classes, and healthy eating opportunities for children and families in neighborhoods across Miami. Health in the Hood launched their emergency food relief program, Filling Fridges, to respond to the immediate need for food for displaced students and families during the pandemic and recession.
Opportunities: FILLING FRIDGES WITH HEALTH IN THE HOOD- Currently, we have a need for volunteers to respond to the impacts and community implications of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). Note that the United Way of Miami-Dade continues to closely monitor and evaluate the situation to ensure we are taking necessary measures to protect the health and well-being of our volunteers. We will update you regarding the status of this volunteer opportunity should anything change. Health in the Hood connects communities to health and wellness, providing education, physical fitness classes and healthy eating opportunities for children and families in neighborhoods across Miami. Health in the Hood launched their emergency food relief program, Filling Fridges, to respond to the immediate need for food for displaced students and families. Volunteers in good health, who have not been in contact with individuals showing signs of illness related to COVID-19, are needed to prepare produce bags for pull-up pantries and school feeding programs.
Comments: Use this link to register through United Way's VolunteerMiami portal. https://portal.unitedwaymiami.org/Volunteer/VolOpInfo.jsp?nbr=947*0 You can choose which shift you would like to volunteer with using the drop down menu. Stay up to date on opportunities with Health in the Hood by following us on Instagram at @healthinthehood. We post various volunteer opportunities on our Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Students are invited to join any of these. We also welcome groups of students who would like to organize a volunteer day group of their own. Contact us to find out how.

19. Homestead Food Pantry

Address: 622 North Krome Ave; Homestead, FL 33030 See Map
Contact: Rusty Kelly, 305-248-5792; , 305-562-5168; E-mail: rusty947@aol.com
Description: More than 500 families receive at least three days food every week distributed on Saturday mornings between 9:00 am and noon. Much of it is fresh fruit and vegetables Normally 40-65 volunteers work each Saturday to provide this food - some of them work two or three days a week to get ready for the distribution on Saturdays.
Opportunities: Volunteers needed to help distribute food Saturday mornings between 9:00 am and noon.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 3 Hours Minimum Commitment * 12 is Minimum Age

20. Jewish Community Services of South Florida, INC.

Address: 735 NE 125 Street; North Miami, FL 33161 See Map
Contact: Jennifer Newman, Project Coordinator 305-403-6506; , ; Fax: 305-899-1565; E-mail: jnewman@jcsfl.org
Description: Since 1920, Jewish Community Services of South Florida has remained true to its original mission of providing exemplary social services through compassionate and comprehensive programs that help people stay healthy and productive. By partnering with our funding agencies, sister organizations and local leaders, JCS continuously strengthens and solidifies its outreach and its impact.
Opportunities: Service opportunities: students can provide virtual companionship to the elderly as well as writing letters. JCS also provides training for students to become advocates.

21. Junior Achievement Of Greater Miami (JA)

Address: 301 71 ST, Second Floor; Miami Beach, Fl 33141 See Map
Contact: Adam Brinson, Vice President of Education 305-687-3977 Ext. 208; Linda Barrocas, Vice President of Marketing ; Fax: (305) 687-5188; E-mail: abrinson@jamiami.org
Website: http://www.jamiami.org
Description: Junior Achievement has partnered with MDCPS and a group of local nonprofits to provide kindergarten students with financial literacy.
Opportunities: Generally M-F 9:00 am - 1:00 pm. Contact the volunteer coordinator for specific opportunities.
Comments: Volunteers serve in Miami Dade County Public Schools. Volunteer hours won't necessarily take place in Miami Beach.

22. La Ventana de los Cielos  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 26900 SW 182nd Ave ; Homestead, FL 33031 See Map
Contact: Nils Kastberg , Executive Director 305-332-7259; , ; E-mail: foundationlaventanadeloscielos@gmail.com;nkastberg@hotmail.com
Website: https://laventanadeloscielos.wixsite.com/la-ventana-english and https://es-la.facebook.com/LA-VENTANA-DE-LOS-CIELOS-INC-127447873381/
Description: The Foundation La Ventana de los Cielos is a non-profit organization created to honor and give quality of life to persons with special abilities - conditions and syndromes - of all ages, from six months of age upwards.
Opportunities: Service opportunities: students first attend an 8-hour virtual training in disability rights. Once training is completed, students commit to conduct advocacy campaign through social media. At this training session, we will also discuss additional options for volunteering that can be done virtually: research, webpage maintenance, data base update, among others.
Comments: Per iCED's Standards for Service, a reasonable number of training, planning, or orientation hours may be counted as “service” but generally should not exceed the number of hours of actual service. Students must therefore dedicate at least 8 hours to their advocacy campaign following the 8-hour disability training in order to include the entire training in their service transcript.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 5 Hours Minimum Commitment * 12 is Minimum Age * Criminal Background Check * Uniform Purchase * Job Training Included * Wheelchair Accessible

23. Lotus House

Address: 217 NW 15th Street ; Miami , FL 33136 See Map
Contact: Margo Hannah Hannah, (305) 438-0556; , ; E-mail: ISABELLA@LOTUSHOUSE.ORG;margo@lotushouse.org
Description: Lotus House is a residential facility & resource center for women and children experiencing homelessness. They are looking for help in serving meals, cleaning, and helping out with activities for children and teens. Their education team has been hosting “homeschooling” Monday-Thursday from 9:30am-12pm.
Opportunities: The Lotus House is serving meals for Overtown residents experiencing food insecurity and hunger, there is an additional need for help in meal prep and food items distribution.
Comments: How to Serve: If you’re healthy and up to the task, email love@lotushouse.org.

24. MDC Hialeah Campus ACCESS Disability Services

Address: 1780 West 49th Street, #2102-01; Hialeah, FL 33012 See Map
Contact: Corrinne Lockamy, ACCESS (Disability) Director (305) 237-8743; , ; E-mail: clockamy@mdc.edu
Website: http://www.mdc.edu/access
Description: The Office of ACCESS (Disability Services) provides, arranges and coordinates services for students with documented disabilities.
Opportunities: Students may work in the office, assist a student, facilitate programs for awareness or create materials
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 5 Hours Minimum Commitment * Computer Literacy

25. MDC Hialeah Campus Bee Project

Contact: Ileana Porges-West , ; , ; E-mail: iporgesw@mdc.edu
Description: Bee Club’s mission is to inform the MDC community and local citizens about the importance of bees to our bioregion. We do service-learning projects to encourage planting plants that attract pollinators. We engage in discussions and action projects to protect the bees. We are making bee masks and sell honey to fund raise for beekeepers that are challenged by Covid-19.
Opportunities: Many virtual and in person outdoor events to learn about bees. Students must complete a virtual poster template on a bee related topic to receive service-learning credit.
Comments: Servicing-Learning hours are 2-20 each semester. Please contact Prof. Porges-West for more information.

26. MDC Hialeah Campus Cafe Cultura

Contact: Victor Calderin , 305-237-8839; 305-237-8764; Ivonne Lamazares, ; E-mail: cafecultura@mdc.edu;vcalderin@mdc.edu;ilamaza1@mdc.edu
Description: Café Cultura is a student organization that solicits, edits, and publishes students' creative work (poetry, stories, creative nonfiction, plays, photography, and visual arts). Students organize, edit, and publish an annual issue of Hialeah Campus's award-winning student literary and visual arts magazine, Cafe Cultura. Students perform service on Campus and in the community by sponsoring and promoting spoken word poetry events, open mic readings, and literary contests, among others. These community activities promote the arts and serve as a platform for MDC students and others in the community to showcase their original creative work. Contact us at cafecultura@mdc.edu, or contact Professor Victor Calderin at 305-237-8839, vcalderi@mdc.edu or Professor Ivonne Lamazares at 305-237-8764, ilamaza1@mdc.edu

27. MDC Hialeah Campus Dr. Molina's Hunger/Food Pantry Project

Contact: Dr. Mariana Molina , Associate Professor of Psychology (305)237-8718; , ; E-mail: mmolina5@mdc.edu
Description: The purpose of this project is to explore issues related to food insecurity and to bring awareness to the MDC community of the Hialeah campus food pantry, which is accessible to all MDC students and staff. Students will research a specific topic related to food insecurity that may relate to course competencies, prepare a presentation or conference-style poster and disseminate their findings among the MDC academic community. Students will also investigate ways to help sustain the campus food pantry and collect donations for the pantry. Opportunities: Remote (virtual) service-learning opportunities are available.
Comments: Service-learning hours are 2 – 10 each semester. Please contact Dr. Molina for more information and to discuss project guidelines.

28. MDC Hialeah Campus Global Citizenship Project  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 1780 West 49th Street ; Hialeah , FL 33312 See Map
Contact: Kelly Kennedy, 3052378709; , ; E-mail: kkennedy@mdc.edu
Description: ENC1101 and ENC1102 students will give presentations on researched global issues as well as voter education to EAP students. Volunteers will give EAP students readings prior to the event to prepare them for the presentation as well as provide activities for reflection after the event. Finally, volunteers will hand out surveys to ascertain the degree of learning regarding the global issues
Opportunities: Prepare global issue presentations Create and provide pre and post event activities for EAP students Survey and prepare data regarding the event's success
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite * Wheelchair Accessible

29. MDC Hialeah Campus Sherri's Awareness Project

Address: 1780 West 49th Street; Hialeah, FL 33012 See Map
Contact: Sherri Sinkoff, (305) 237-8813; , ; E-mail: ssinkoff@mdc.edu
Description: This organization has students interviewing people in the community, researching their topic and creating a presentation that will be used to teach awareness to our college community.
Opportunities: This agency is only open to speech students in Sherri Sinkoff's SPC. 1017 course.Agency created- As part of the service-learning hours the students are doing at agencies, they are creating documentaries and products that will be used by Professor Sinkoff and MDC, for the greater benefit of our campus es and local community-
Comments: Before choosing this agency you must clear this with Professor Sinkoff

30. MDC Homestead Campus - Peer Speech Mentoring Project
         Requires Successful Completion of SPC 1017 and Approval by Professor Lichtman.

Address: Homestead Campus, 500 College Terrace; Homestead, FL 33030
Contact: Susan Lichtman, Professor 305-237-5238; , 305-761-5909; E-mail: slichtma@mdc.edu
Description: The MDC Homestead Campus - Peer Speech Mentoring Project offers former SPC 1017 students the chance to give back to MDC's student body. This mentorship project is designed for students who have successfully passed SPC 1017 and are willing to provide high-quality communication skills to students in various speech classes.
Opportunities: Volunteers offer guidance and tutoring to students in SPC 1017 classes. The volunteers gain leadership and management skills in the process.
Comments: Please check with Prof. Lichtman for specific days/times when tutoring is needed (in and out of the classroom setting).
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 2 Hours Minimum Commitment * Job Training Included

31. MDC Homestead Campus ACCESS Disability Services

Address: 500 College Terrace, Room A-233-3; Homestead, FL 33030 See Map
Contact: Carla Montes, Academic Advisor 305-237-5140; Jennifer Joseph, jjoseph9@mdc.edu ; E-mail: cmontes@mdc.edu
Website: https://www.mdc.edu/access/
Description: The Office of ACCESS (Disability Services) provides, arranges and coordinates services for students with documented disabilities.
Opportunities: Hours: Note taking hours are dependent on the need of the ACCESS student so almost any schedule can be accommodated. Office hours: ACCESS office hours vary, so please e-mail one of the auxiliary coordinators for an appointment. Volunteers are encouraged to sign up early in the semester, since students with disabilities need assistance over a period of time. A minimum of 15 hours per semester is required. Service-learning students will receive an orientation/training session to enhance the participant's reading and/or note taking skills. Service-learners will receive a letter of recommendation and certificate of appreciation upon completion of the program.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 15 Hours Minimum Commitment * Computer Literacy

32. MDC Homestead Campus Community Health Nursing

Address: 500 College Terrace; Homestead, FL 33030 See Map
Contact: Janis Walsh, Lead Faculty (305)237-5018; , ; E-mail: JWalsh1@mdc.edu
Description: This "agency" is ONLY for MDC Homestead Campus students taking Community Health Nursing Class 2680. CHN students should follow the guidelines provided by their instructor and keep track of the agencies and hours that they serve.
Opportunities: CHN Students will complete a variety of virtual service-learning activities focusing on women and children. Agency will serve as an umbrella for CHN Students Service-learning hours.
Comments: This "agency" is ONLY for MDC Homestead Campus students taking Community Health Nursing Class 2680
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 23 Hours Minimum Commitment

33. MDC Homestead Campus Oral History Video Documentary Project

Contact: Susan Lichtman, Professor 305-237-5238; , or text (305)-761-5909; E-mail: slichtma@mdc.edu
Description: The Homestead Campus Oral History Video Documentary Project offers students from various disciplines the chance to participate in creating video documentaries as educational tools. These documentaries help students explore extraordinary stories from people in their community.
Opportunities: Volunteers will assist with interviewing, transcribing, and documenting experiences of people representing different groups in society. They will also be researching the historical context of their experiences while creating awareness and emphatic understanding of those interviewed. This project aims to promote civic engagement in all who participate.
Comments: Comments: Since some of these functions can be done at the student’s convenience, the hours for this project are flexible. Please contact Prof. Lichtman for more details.

34. MDC Kendall Campus ACCESS Disability Services  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 11011 SW 104th Street, Room 2121; Miami, FL 33176 See Map
Contact: Rita Suarez-Twigg, Disability Specialist (305) 237- 2767; Marcelle Chung, P/T Coord Learning Disability ACCESS ; Fax: (305) 237-0880; E-mail: rsuarezt@mdc.edu;mchung@mdc.edu;mchung@mdc.edu
Website: http://www.mdc.edu/kendall/access/default.asp
Description: The Office of ACCESS (Disability Services) provides, arranges and coordinates services for students with documented disabilities.
Opportunities: Opportunities as Note takers and/or Tutors for students with various disabilities registered at MDC Kendall campus. All volunteer opportunities are located at the MDC Kendall Campus. Students interested in volunteering must fill out an ACCESS Disability Department Volunteer application and have completed ENC 1101. Please review the ACCESS Disability department requirements for Service Learning volunteers.
Comments: Volunteer REQUIREMENTS: Fill out an ACCESS Disability Department Volunteer Application. ACCESS Volunteer Applications are available in the ACCESS Disability department in room 2121 (inside the computer courtyard of Building 2). Volunteer applicants need to be registered for classes, be in clear academic standing, have completed ENC 1101 with a grade of B or higher and have a GPA= 3.0 or higher.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 16 Hours Minimum Commitment * Computer Literacy * Job Training Included * Wheelchair Accessible

35. MDC Medical Campus ACCESS Disability Services
         Assisting Students with Disabilities

Address: 950 NW 20th Street, Room #1113; Miami, FL 33127 See Map
Contact: Dawn Diamond , ACCESS and International Student Coordinator 305.237.4471; , ; E-mail: ddiamon1@mdc.edu
Description: The Office of ACCESS (Disability Services) provides, arranges and coordinates services for students with documented disabilities.
Opportunities: Service-learners are needed to work one-on-one, as note takers and/or readers in a classroom setting with students who have varying disabilities, such as learning and emotional disabilities, and/or visual, hearing, and physical impairments. Note takers should have the ability to write clear and concise notes. Readers should be able to read in a clear manner using correct pronunciation. Consistency, reliability, and college skills are required including the current enrollment in, or completion of, ENC 1101.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite * 16 is Minimum Age

36. MDC Medical Campus Community Health Nursing

Address: 950 N.W. 20th Street ; Miami, FL 33127 See Map
Contact: RASHIDA STEWART, CHN Program Coordinator (305) 237-4519; , ; E-mail: rstewar1@mdc.edu
Description: This "agency" is ONLY for MDC Medical Campus students taking Community Health Nursing. CHN students should follow the guidelines provided by their instructor and keep track of the agencies and hours that they serve.
Opportunities: AGENCY TO SERVE AS UMBRELLA FOR CHN STUDENTS SERVICE-LEARNING HOURS
Comments: This "agency" is ONLY for MDC Medical Campus students taking Community Health Nursing

37. MDC Medical Campus Project Seed: Design & Planning
         Medical Campus Students Class Projects only

Address: 920 NW 20th st; Miami, FL 33127 See Map
Contact: Dadilia Garces Mejia, BAS –HS Coordinator PASO 305 237 4353; , ; E-mail: dgarces@mdc.edu
Description: The Miami Dade College Physician Assistant Students along with the School of Health Science student body annually plan a community outreach project targeting the under served migrant/seasonal farm working population of Homestead, FL. The name of the project is Project S.E.E.D of MDC. S.E.E.D represents Serving Everyone, Embracing Diversity, reaching out to this community as an annual health fair “Healthy Families, Healthy Lives”. We conducted first ever health fair of Project SEED of MDC on October 25th 2014 and served up to 300 farm workers and their family members includes adults, children and elderly. Each year the number of people increase who are served. This past year over 400 farm workers and their family members were served. Project: The purpose of this project is to bring health information, general screening, awareness, prevention and education to this minority, often forgotten, population on a yearly basis. We bring together students from all the different Health Science Schools to represent Miami Dade College and create a presence among this community building trust, knowledge and empowerment. This event takes place in October at the Homestead Farm Worker Labor Camp in order to reach this often-evasive population. Annually students participate over 600 hours at this event.
Opportunities: All MDC Medical campus students are welcome to participate. Each year more Medical campus programs join this relevant community project.

38. MDC Medical Vet Tech Project
         This is for vet tech students only

Address: 920 NW 20th st; Miami, FL 33127 See Map
Contact: Karen Moss, Vet Tech Program Coordinator 305-987-7895; Dr, Jorge Larin, Vet Tech Program Faculty ; E-mail: kmoss@mdc.edu
Description: As a veterinary technician, you’ll help a veterinarian care for animals in a variety of settings, including clinics, zoos, research centers, and more. A graduate of MDC's Veterinary Technology program is eligible to sit for the Veterinary Technician National Exam and become a Certified Veterinary Technician. Upon graduation, the graduate will be able to perform a wide array of medical tests and procedures in a number of clinical settings from small animal, large animal, exotics and laboratory animals.
Opportunities: Students are required to do 60 hours of service within the community in order to graduate. Among the activities they spay and neuter, vaccinate, perform health exams and get animals ready to move them to adoption centers. Service are offered at Camillus House, City of Miami Parks & Recreation, Health Fairs, among others.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 60 Hours Minimum Commitment

39. MDC North Campus ACCESS Disability Services  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 11380 NW 27th Avenue, Room 6116; Miami, FL 33167 See Map
Contact: Marietta Cappannelli, Resource Advisor (305) 237-1178; , (305) 237-1272; Fax: (305) 237-1831; E-mail: mcappann@mdc.edu
Description: Access Disability Services provides access to college for students with disabilities.
Opportunities: Volunteers provide reading, note taking, basic tutoring, and other assistance to enhance college access for students with disabilities.
Comments: Hours: Flexible hours are available during regular college days, Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 4:30pm. Other hours are arranged to meet specific student needs. Consistency, reliability, and college skills are required including completion of ENC 1101 and at least one letter of recommendation from an instructor. // Volunteers learn about needs of various populations of people with disabilities. Obtain practice in oral communication and gain knowledge of disability accommodation issues.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 10 Hours Minimum Commitment * Wheelchair Accessible

40. MDC Padron Campus ACCESS Disability Services
         Assisting Students with Disabilities

Address: 627 SW 27th Av.; Miami, FL 33135 See Map
Contact: Walter Anders Jr, Director (305) 237-6146; , ; Fax: (305) 237-6085; E-mail: wanders@mdc.edu
Description: The Office of ACCESS (Disability Services) provides, arranges and coordinates services for students with documented disabilities.
Opportunities: Service-learners are needed to work one-on-one, as note takers and/or readers in a classroom setting with students who have varying disabilities, such as learning and emotional disabilities,and/or visual, hearing, and physical impairments. Service-learners proficient in needed subject areas will have the opportunity to tutor ACCESS students one-on-one or in small group settings. Participants will also have the opportunity to learn intervention strategies and use multi-sensory materials to assist students. Service-learners will have the opportunity to work with students in an adaptive technology computer lab. Note takers should have the ability to write clear and concise notes. Readers should be able to read in a clear manner using correct pronunciation.
Comments: Hours: Note taking hours are dependent on the needs of ACCESS students, so almost any schedule can be accommodated. Office hours: Monday,Thursday and Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm; Tuesday & Wednesday 8:00am - 7:00pm. A minimum of 3 hours per week and 20 hours per semester is required. Service-learning students will recieve an orientation/training session and will be observed to provide feedback and suggestions to enhance the participant's reading, note taking, and/or tutorial skills. Other benefits include building self-esteem and working in a friendly, family-like atmosphere. Come join our team!
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 3 Hours Minimum Commitment * 16 is Minimum Age

41. MDC Padron Campus Sea Level Rise Advocacy Campaign
         For Professor Carlos Fernandez' students only!

Address: 627 627 SW 27th Ave; Miami, FL 33135 See Map
Contact: Carlos Fernandez, Professor (305)237-6475; , ; E-mail: cfernan2@mdc.edu
Website: https://www.miamidade.gov/global/economy/resilience/sea-level-rise-flooding.page
Description: Prof. Fernandez' Honors CHM1046 class is carrying out research on Sea Level Rise (SLR) with Miami-Dade County's Office of Resilience. Summer 2021 only.
Opportunities: Per Professor Fernandez.

42. MDC West Campus Academic Support (For EAP Ambassadors)
         Peer Tutoring & EAP Ambassadors

Address: 3800 NW 115 Avenue -- Room 2121-3; Doral, FL 33178 See Map
Contact: Bertha Caberea, Academic Support Lab Manager 305-237-8969; , ; E-mail: bcabrera@MDC.edu;bcabrera@mdc.edu;westeap@mdc.edu
Website: http://eapsupportlab.weebly.com/
Description: Our goal is to support students by providing them with access to resources so that they are successful in college.
Opportunities: Service opportunities: Tutor EAP students in Mathematics, finance, reading, English, science, chemistry and computer science as EAP Ambassadors.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite * Must Speak Spanish * Computer Literacy

43. MDC West Campus ACCESS Disability Services   Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 3800 NW 115th Ave, RM 2114; Doral, FL 33178 See Map
Contact: Carmen Gandarillas, Dissability Specialist - ACCESS (305) 237-4907; , (305) 237-8947; E-mail: cgandari@mdc.edu
Website: http://www.mdc.edu/access/staff.aspx#west and http://www.mdc.edu/access/about.aspx
Description: Advocating for Accessibility In addition to its role in the classroom, the department works to promote awareness of disability issues, federal and state regulations, and College procedures that encourage accessibility and inclusion. Access Disability Services provides access to college for students with disabilities.
Opportunities: Volunteers provide reading, note taking, basic tutoring, and other assistance to enhance college access for students with disabilities.
Comments: Hours: Flexible hours are available during regular college days, Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 4:30pm. Other hours are arranged to meet specific student needs. Consistency, reliability, and college skills are required including completion of ENC 1101 and at least one letter of recommendation from an instructor. // Volunteers learn about needs of various populations of people with disabilities. Obtain practice in oral communication and gain knowledge of disability accommodation issues.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 2 Hours Minimum Commitment * Must Speak Creole * Wheelchair Accessible

44. MDC West Campus Professor Maria Mozon Vaping Project

Address: 3800 NW 115th Ave; Doral, FL 33178 See Map
Contact: Maria Monzon, Lead Faculty (305)237-4938; , ; E-mail: mmonzonm@mdc.edu
Description: This agency was created for Professor Maria Mozon class. It explores the impact that Vaping has on MDC students, this project belongs to the Chemistry course.
Opportunities: Vaping impact on MDC students Brief description in this project, students will participate in different aspect of research (bibliography research, distributing a survey, hands on experiment), participate in research team meeting, and prepare abstracts and presentations. Hours: it will required a minimum of 50 hours. As part of the survey, students will provide awareness about the public health concerns of vaping. This is the most important mission of our project.
Comments: Only students from Chemistry class for Professor Maria Monzon will participate in the project.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 50 Hours Minimum Commitment

45. MDC Wolfson Campus ACCESS Disability Services  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 300 NE 2nd Avenue, ACCESS-MEED Center, Building 1, Room 1180-1181; Miami, FL 33132 See Map
Contact: Carrie Holloway, Staff Associate (305) 237-3072; Erika Escobar, Sign Language Interpreter (305) 237-7280; E-mail: waccess@mdc.edu
Website: http://www.mdc.edu/access/
Description: The Office of ACCESS (Disability Services) provides, arranges, and coordinates services for students with documented disabilities.
Opportunities: Note-taking, tutoring across disciplines, logistics support for annual Disability Awareness Month, logistics and presentation support for MEED workshops (e.g., Resume Writing, Networking Skills, Getting Ready for the Job Fair)
Comments: We have many service-learning opportunities for interested students! Please send us an email with your interests and availability and we will work to match you to an appropriate service learning opportunity!
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 10 Hours Minimum Commitment * Computer Literacy * Job Training Included * Wheelchair Accessible

46. MDC Wolfson Campus Science Resource and Tutoring Center

Address: 300 NE 2nd Ave; Miami, FL 33132 See Map
Contact: Hilda Rodriguez, 305-237-3020; , ; E-mail: hrodrig6@mdc.edu
Description: The Science Resource and Tutoring Center offers free tutoring to students currently enrolled in a variety natural science courses offered at MDC.
Opportunities: Students who choose to volunteer with this agency will be tutoring others in College level Natural Sciences classes, such as Anatomy, Biology, Chemistry or Physics.
Comments: SERVICE LEARNERS MUST ATTEND A MANDATORY ORIENTATION.

47. MDC Wolfson Campus US History Course Service-Learning Projects
         This project is restricted to Professor Carmen Lopez’ students only.

Contact: Carmen Lopez, (305) 237-3186; , ; E-mail: clopez2@mdc.edu
Description: Students will be making videos/presentations on Holocaust and/or history-related topics which will be shared with local educators.
Opportunities: Special Project for Professor Lopez's students only. Open to other faculty to incorporate into their syllabi. For inquiries please email clopez2@mdc.edu

48. MDC Wolfson Wolves in Training: Honors College Mentoring Program

Address: 300 NE 2nd Avenue; Miami, FL 33132 See Map
Contact: Daphnee Gilles, Faculty Advisor 305-237-7533; , ; E-mail: dgilles@mdc.edu
Description: The option to earn Academic Service Learning (ASL) credit is available only to WIT Student Leadership Team.
Opportunities: Each Second Year Mentor will meet with her/his assigned Faculty Mentor at least once a month for at least 30 minutes following the topics described in their Topics of Conversation. Second Year Mentors will also use their knowledge and experience of lessons learned to guide their First Year Mentee(s) as they • set up each Semester’s mutually agreed upon meeting dates/times at the start of the Term • formally meet with their Faculty Mentor at least once each month as agreed upon o come prepared with good questions (including those re: Topics of Conversation) and ready to report on Mentees’ status • help Mentees feel that they are contributing members of The Honors College community as quickly and as smoothly as possible • use the WIT Monthly Topics of Conversation as guideline for preparing their Mentees for success • provide ample opportunity for Mentees to ask questions (i.e. don’t only “interview them” with the Topics’ questions) • help them create and execute a plan to achieve their goals during their first year, including assisting with the IDH 1001 SMART Action Plan • help mentees to get involved in Campus, College, and Honors College co-curricular activities and events (academic, cultural, social, civic engagement) • connect mentees to special College programs, services and departments for the necessary assistance • maintain contact with each other
Comments: The option to earn Academic Service Learning (ASL) credit is available only to WIT Student Leadership Team.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 3 Hours Minimum Commitment * Job Training Included

49. Miami Dade Animal Services

Address: 3599 NW 79 Ave.; Doral, FL 33122 See Map
Contact: Lubia Rodriguez, Volunteer Supervisor (305)-418.7159; , 311; E-mail: 311@miamidade.gov
Website: https://www.miamidade.gov/global/animals/home.page
Description: Our mission is to save the lives of abandoned animals in our care, protect animals from cruelty, reunite lost pets with their owners, protect people and pets in our community from health-related issues and ensure the public’s safety.
Opportunities: Service opportunities include: cleaning the shelters of the animals, feeding the animals, taking out the animals on walks, washing and grooming dogs, and keeping company with the animals.
Comments: Minimum age is 15

50. Miami Dade County Parks and Recreation Department
         County-wide projects   Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Contact: Diana Young , Community Outreach & Resource Manager 305-755-7939; , 305 961 2781; E-mail: Diana.Young@miamidade.gov
Website: http://www.miamidade.gov/parks and https://www.miamidade.gov/global/recreation/home.page
Description: Miami-Dade County Parks is the third largest county park system in the United States, consisting of over 270 parks, 13,564 acres of land and 15 miles of beaches. Looking for ways to get involved and volunteer? Miami-Dade Parks Leadership and Community Engagement (PLACE) Program provides a variety of service opportunities for individuals, community/civic groups, schools and corporate entities who are interested in volunteering their time and donating resources to benefit our park system.
Opportunities: All current volunteer opportunities available at Miami-Dade Parks can be found by visiting miamidadeparks.com and navigating to the “Volunteer Opportunities” tab. Open an account with Park Link and start your park adventures today! PLACE Program volunteers can be found across the park system making a difference through these unique service programming categories: Park Site Volunteers This is the perfect category for those who are searching for individual volunteer opportunities. Great for high school students, college service-learning students, court-mandated volunteers and other individuals looking to fulfill community service requirements. Volunteers in this category sign up to provide operational support across various placements throughout the park system. Park site volunteers typically commit a minimum of 20 hours of service and are subject to background screenings. Park Site volunteers work closely with park staff and follow social distancing protocols and CDC guidelines in place at all Miami-Dade County Park facilities. Park Conservation Corps This is a signature group of volunteers who are provided with opportunities to learn about the past, present and future state of our parks system through various educational sessions and interactive park beautification projects. The group was inspired by the spirit of the U.S Civilian Conservation Corps of the 1930s which helped build many of our local roads and heritage parks. Park Conservation Corp members come together to volunteer and become ambassadors of our park system. Participation is based on an annual enrollment process. Adopt-A-Park Group Volunteers This service option matches groups interested in donating resources, volunteer labor, in-kind materials and monetary contributions, with park enhancement needs. We also offer groups the opportunity to “adopt” specific park sites and natural areas. Note: This volunteer offering is currently limited due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Only groups of 10 or less can be accommodated at this time. Fill out our Group Volunteering Request form to provide us with information on your group. Park Service Days These “one-day” community-wide service events take place throughout the year and are perfect for individuals who are looking to volunteer for a few hours at Miami-Dade Parks. Park Service Day events are hosted at various park sites. Event participants are provided with great family-friendly opportunities that can range from beautification and pla
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 20 Hours Minimum Commitment * 13 is Minimum Age * Criminal Background Check * Fingerprinting * Florida Driver's License * Wheelchair Accessible

51. Miami Waterkeeper

Address: 2103 Coral Way; Miami, Fl 33145 See Map
Contact: Casey Dresbach, Community Engagement Coordinator 305 905 0856; , ; E-mail: hello@miamiwaterkeeper.org
Description: Miami Waterkeeper (MWK) is a Miami-based 501(c)3 non-profit organization that advocates for South Florida's watershed and wildlife. Miami Waterkeeper’s (MWK) mission is to defend, protect, and preserve South Florida’s watershed through citizen engagement and community action rooted in sound science and research. We work to ensure swimmable, drinkable, fishable water for all.
Opportunities: The Miami Waterkeeper Junior Ambassador program is a year-long program that develops a cohort of high school students into young environmental leaders. Through the Junior Ambassador program, South Florida students become community leaders by gaining an understanding of issues impacting Biscayne Bay and the surrounding watershed, receiving training in civic engagement and advocacy, sharing their acquired knowledge with diverse audiences, and helping to organize interactive volunteer events.
Comments: The Miami Waterkeeper Junior Ambassador program is for MDC dual-enrolled students.

52. Miami-Dade Area Health Education Center  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 1200 nw 78th avenue; Miami, FL 33126 See Map
Contact: Marilyn Roman , Program Coordinator 305-994-9268 ; , ; E-mail: MRoman@mdahec.org
Website: https://www.mdahec.com/
Description: Miami-Dade AHEC strives to change healthcare through education. We guide students on the path to careers in healthcare, we provide Healthcare professionals with opportunities to grow within their field, and we inform our community on today’s most critical health topics. Our Mission is to improve access to quality, comprehensive health care and education for the underserved, uninsured, economically needy and other vulnerable individuals through academic-community partnerships.
Opportunities: We provide a vast number of health education programs in Miami Dade County. During the summer, tobacco and opioid prevention are offered
Comments: Please visit http://www.mdahec.org for further instructions and questions.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite * Florida Driver's License * Wheelchair Accessible

53. National Alliance on Mental Illness
         NAMI

Address: 299 Alhambra Circle, Suite 224, ; Coral Gables, FL 33134 See Map
Contact: Kathryn Coppola, Executive Director (305)665-2540; Denise Llerena, Program Coordinator (786)775-1980; E-mail: info@NAMIMiami.org
Website: http://www.namimiami.org and https://www.facebook.com/NAMIMiami/
Description: Mission - To provide education, support and advocacy for individuals living with mental health challenges and their families.
Opportunities: We offer a number of opportunities depending on the students' interests and abilities with long term positions in graphic design, film, political science, among others.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 4 Hours Minimum Commitment * Computer Literacy * Job Training Included

54. New Life After School Program

Address: 1080 Labaron Drive; Miami Springs, FL 33166 See Map
Contact: Maria Rivero, Executive Director 305-887-3119; Rudy Mora, Asst Director 305-322-6144; E-mail: mariarivero777@gmail.com
Website: http://www.newlifeasp.org
Description: After School Homework Tutoring Program provides after school homework assistance to elementary students from the Miami Springs, Doral, and South Hialeah area. Monday through Friday 3:00pm - 6:00pm. Earlier office hours are available to support our staff. We are located at the AIE Charter School
Opportunities: Homework Assistance, Tutor
Comments: New Life After School Program is located at the AIE Charter School Hours: Days and Hours are flexible // Bilingual a plus but not required. We offer a friendly work environment. Our staff is very accommodating and you will enjoy doing your service-learning at New Life!
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 50 Hours Minimum Commitment * Criminal Background Check * Florida Driver's License * Must Speak Spanish * Computer Literacy

55. Operation Wetvet

Address: P.O. BOX 941892,; MIAMI,, FL 33194
Contact: Osvaldo Martinez, Founding President 305-8122429; , ; E-mail: ozzie@operationwetvet.org
Description: Operation WetVet is a registered 501c3 EIN: 47-4186711?? With Project Therapy at Sea, our mission is to get Combat Wounded Veterans and First Responders that suffer from P.T.S.D. together to enjoy a fun day of fishing and camaraderie. *PROGRAM IS ONLY OPEN TO COMBAT WOUNDED VETERANS.
Opportunities: Service opportunities include: research, website support, organization & participation at therapy fishing events.

56. Overtown Youth Center

Address: 450 NW 14th Street; Miami, Florida 33136 See Map
Contact: Keturah Strickland, Marketing Director/Volunteer Coordinator (305)-349-1204; , ; Fax: 305-349-1214; E-mail: Keturah.Strickland@overtownyouth.org
Website: https://overtownyouth.org/ and https://cm2overtown.neworg.com/Default.asp?PageNum=57
Description: Our MISSION is to inspire and empower youth and families by fostering hope through enrichment services.
Opportunities: During the School Year: Monday – Thursday 3:45pm-6:15pm Assisting students with academic assignments After School Tutoring Assisting in program activities – art, music, dance, garden, recreational sports or play, etc. Supervising students whenever necessary Administrative Assistance (if interested) College and Career Readiness Workshops During the Summer, Teacher Planning Days & Spring Break Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Snack Chaperoning Field Trips Assisting in program activities – art, music, dance, garden, recreational sports or play, etc. Supervising students whenever necessary Administrative Assistance (if interested) Special Events Super Saturday 33 Thanksgivings (Thanksgiving Meal Giveaway-November) Holiday Party (December) Zo’s Hoop Law (March) Jewel Summit (May) Save Our Sons Youth Summit (June) Back to School Drive (July/August) *We also accept volunteers to assist with administrative opportunities in the following departments: Development, Finance, Marketing, Program Administration, etc.
Comments: You can contact us by filling out the volunteer form linked above.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 2 Hours Minimum Commitment

57. Planned Parenthood  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Address: 585 NW 161st St; Miami, FL 33169 See Map
Contact: Aurelie Colon, Regional Organizer Miami-Dade 9548818595; , ; E-mail: Aurelie.Colon@ppsenfl.org
Website: http://ppsenfl.org
Description: Planned Parenthood aims to protect reproductive freedom through the provision of clinical services, education and advocacy.
Opportunities: We offer virtual and remote opportunities for students to complete hours, ranging from phone and texts banks, where we will call our communities members to ask them important questions surrounding the Coronavirus pandemic, to virtual workshops and events. Events happen on a weekly basis and phone banking can occur anytime a person is free. Please email at aurelie.colon@ppsenfl.org for more information.
Comments: Hours are extremely flexible due to remote work. Please feel free to email me and we can work out when you can do hours/what goals you want to accomplish! I look forward to working with y'all :)
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite * Criminal Background Check * Fingerprinting * Computer Literacy * Job Training Included * Wheelchair Accessible

58. Pridelines

Address: 6360 NE 4th Court; Miami, Florida 33138 See Map
Contact: Ken Demsey, (305) 571-9601; , ; E-mail: volunteer@pridelines.org
Website: https://pridelines.org/volunteer and https://pridelines.org/sites/default/files/pridelines_volunteer_application_2020.pdf
Description: Pridelines' mission is to support, educate and empower South Florida’s LGBTQ youth and community in safe and diverse spaces to promote dialogue, wellness, and to foster social change. Pridelines was founded in 1982 and became one of the first community-based HIV testing sites in Miami-Dade County. More than 35 years later, they continue to provide a safe space, social support, skills building, leadership development and referrals to mental health, health care, and support services for LGBTQ youth and their straight allies throughout South Florida.
Opportunities: Pridelines is currently accepting virtual volunteers!
Comments: How to Serve: Begin by checking out Pridelines' programming on their website and then fill out the Pridelines Virtual Volunteer Recruitment Form. Questions? Email volunteer@pridelines.org.

59. Saving Sage Animal Rescue Foundation

Address: 2875 W Broward Blvd; Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 See Map
Contact: Michell Richler, Volunteer Coordinator 954 530 1508; Kathy Bienek, VP 954 401 1843; E-mail: michell@savingsage.org
Website: https://savingsagerescue.org/
Description: Saving Sage Animal Rescue Foundation is a not for profit, 501(c)3 animal rescue organization run solely by volunteers since 2014. We dedicate our time to the most urgent, abused and neglected animals in South Florida. We work diligently to change the world for animals through our youth educational programs, tackling the growing over population crisis in our community and by helping to provide microchip scanners and training to various police departments in an effort to reunite lost pets and keep them out of our local shelters.
Opportunities: Volunteer opportunities for high school as well as college students. Activities include: office & general admin, taking care of animals such as clinicals, vaccines, drawing blood. Help Marketing Department with organizing fundraising events and social media. Volunteers must complete a hands on training session.

60. SOBE Cats Spay and Neuter

Address: 7900 Collins Ave; Miami Beach, FL 33141 See Map
Contact: Melissa Grossman, Service Learning Manager ; Holly Whalan, Volunteer Manager ; E-mail: help@sobecats.org
Website: http://www.sobecats.org
Description: Our 100% volunteer nonprofit is an education-based organization that helps the City of Miami Beach Residents care for and control the Miami Beach homeless community cat population. SOBE Cats manages the City’s Registered Cat Feeder Program and oversees the helpers at The Kitty Campus.
Opportunities: 1. Our goal is help community cats Live Outside with Care through feeding and watering them in the parks. This is our greatest need. Cats must eat! (Minimum 11.5 hours: 1.5 HOUR TRAINING, 10 SUBSEQUENT VISITS FOR ONE HOUR EACH) 2. We also host Park Clean Ups in the areas the cats reside to foster a positive relationship with the community. (INACTIVE DURING PANDEMIC) 3. Skilled students may help create social media content and mini-films for our Facebook and Instagram. (Minimum 6 hours: EMAIL US A CANVA SAMPLE TO APPLY) 4. Help out at the Kitty Campus, which is our adoption staging facility, by cleaning, feeding and socializing the cats. (Minimum 18 hours: 2 HOUR TRAINING, 16 SUBSEQUENT HOURS for SIX CONSECUTIVE WEEKS with AT LEAST ONE SHIFT PER WEEK) 4. Pre-veterinary students or those with clinical experience can help administer medical treatment in colony, oversee vet visits, perform in-home check ups for fosters and/or help with medical recovery and vaccination at the Kitty Campus (Minimum 30 hours). 5. Responsible students who submit to a home inspection and are looking for a more in-depth experience may foster medical recovery cats or those awaiting transport.
Comments: Hours vary depending on the opportunity you choose. Feeding/Watering is either morning or afternoon shifts based on sunset. The Kitty Campus is either 9:30am - 12:00pm or 6:30 - 8:00pm.
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 10 Hours Minimum Commitment * Job Training Included

61. The Salvation Army
         Miami Area Command

Address: 1907 NW 38th St; Miami, FL 33142 See Map
Contact: Andrea Angel, Volunteer/Emergency Disaster Services Coordinator 305-637-6700 ext. 26660; , ; E-mail: andrea.angel@uss.salvationarmy.org
Website: https://salvationarmyflorida.org/miami-ac/#what-we-do
Description: At the Salvation Army, our doors are open every day, and night of the year. Through our emergency housing facilities, homeless shelters, transitional living centers, group homes, and family shelters, we provide over 10 million nights of lodging annually. In addition to supplying shelter from the elements, beds, food, and basic hygiene resources to those in need, we help combat long-term homelessness in America by serving homeless adults, veterans, and children with holistic physical, emotional, and spiritual support.
Opportunities: Our main area of need currently is our Food Pantry, three of our five locations need assistance. Each location has various projects needing volunteers, as those projects arise, they are added to the calendar. All our opportunities are listed on HandsOn Miami found here, HandsOn Miami | Opportunity Calendar, food pantry dates and times are listed below as well.
Comments: Miami Area Command Monday 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM, Volunteers will be packing grocery bags 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM, Volunteers will be packing grocery bags Tuesday - Friday 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM, Volunteers will support in distributing 100 grocery bags to clients 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM, Volunteers will be packing grocery bags Sunset Corps Tuesday 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM, Volunteers will be packing grocery bags Wednesday 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM, Volunteers will support in distributing groceries to clients Thursday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM, Volunteers will support in distributing groceries to the community Hialeah Corps One day a month, listed on HandsOn Miami when dates are received

62. The Women's Breast & Heart Initiative

Address: *County Wide Opportunities* Office Address:14125 NW 80th Avenue, Suite 306; Miami Lakes, FL 33016
Contact: Claudia Reyes-Rios, Volunteer Coordinator (305) 825-4081; Andrea Ivory, Founder and Executive Director (786) 378-2650; Fax: (305) 825-4082; E-mail: claudia@flbreasthealth.com
Website: http://www.flbreasthealth.com and https://fb.me/e/27TyNCtDJ
Description: The Women’s Breast & Heart Initiative (WBHI) is an outreach organization dedicated to the education, early detection, and prevention of breast cancer and heart disease. Their virtual program empowers college students to be disease prevention and health promotion advocates through civic engagement using social media platforms.
Opportunities: What You’ll Gain as a Virtual Volunteer with the WBHI: • Knowledge about breast cancer and heart disease prevention, early detection and disease deterrent lifestyles • The power to educate your family, peers and community about breast and heart health, and correlated COVID-19 risk factors • Meaningful and impactful social media engagement experience • A certificate of completion • Service-learning hours and/or course credit For the summer, we are gearing up for National Pink Day on June 23! We are coordinating a Screening & Wellness Day with Fresco y Más in Hialeah as well as a social media campaign. The Facebook event is already set up, and we would love students to join: https://fb.me/e/27TyNCtDJ. We will be posting more updates on the Facebook event as we get closer to the date.
Comments: How to Serve: Register online at flbreasthealth.com/volunteer Questions? Reach out to Angelica at angelica@flbreasthealth.com
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 2 Hours Minimum Commitment * Job Training Included

63. This is the Dog!

Address: 44 NE 16th St. ; Homestead, FL 33030 See Map
Contact: Barbara St. Aubin, President (305) 508-7387; , 305-508-7387; E-mail: adopt@thisisthedog.com
Website: http://www.thisisthedog.org
Description: The mission of This Is the Dog! is to help in the effort to lessen the number of dogs euthanized at our county shelter. The number one way that we will do this is by promoting spay and neuter. We will help the community by providing information and resources for their own pets, as well as help stray and abandoned dogs by finding foster homes, providing spay/neuter and other medical and finding homes for these animals through an adoption process. This is the Dog! operates entirely on charitable donations and adoption donations. The dogs and cats in our program come from a variety of situations: stray and running loose, high kill shelters, other rescues, owner surrender, and abandoned due to an owner’s death, illness, or relocation. We will accept animals when we have foster volunteers available. This Is the Dog! believes that education of humane care is the answer and the hope in stopping pet overpopulation and animal abuse. We will actively promote our Humane Education program, B.A.R.K. (Be Active, Responsible and Kind) to local schools so that children grow up to be caring, responsible pet owners. This Is the Dog! was established in June 2008. Our goals are simple and can be reached with volunteer and community participation. We are committed to helping animals in our area and in surrounding areas. We hope that one day, through rescue, adoption, spay/neuter programs, humane education and community involvement, there will be fewer homeless animals.
Opportunities: PAWSITIVE PROMOTION-There are many dogs and cats that need a boost of help in order to get adopted. They may be seniors or have an injury or have just been overlooked and have been with our rescue a little longer than most. These are the ones that need your help! You can choose a dog or cat from the list we send you and you can help the dog or cat find a FURever home by doing the following: 1.Furry Flyer Distribution— Create and Distribute (Electronically during COVID 19) customized flyers. Flyers need to be approved by a This is the Dog! Core Volunteer Flyers can be sent by email or posted on social media. 2.Social Media Campaign—Share an animal’s story via your social media channels. You can share your chosen adoptable dog or cat on YOUR social media platforms and encourage your followers to share with others. All responses or inquiries can be forwarded to the This is the Dog! email adopt@thisisthedog.com or shared on our Facebook page. Some tips and tricks for sharing on Social Media https://www.aspcapro.org/resource/five-social-media-tips-promote-shelter-dogs Do-It-Yourself PAWS on Projects See attached project sheets and make dog or cat toys items at home! Please note: At this time, we are not collecting homemade items due to COVID-19 precautions. 3.Student Project Requests Students who would like to complete other Do it Yourself PAWS on Projects may submit a request by email. There are many project ideas that can be found on the Internet. We will do our best to accommodate your request, but it is not guaranteed. Examples: Build a doghouse Build a bird feeder (our foster cats love to watch the birds) Please keep track of your hours and hold onto the items you make until we can begin to accept the items again. Email adopt@thisisthedog.com with questions.
Comments: Dog and cat overpopulation is not an animal problem; it is a people problem. We hope these suggestions allow for students to continue their service learning hours. Volunteering, whether physical or virtual, offers essential help to worthwhile causes, people in need, and the wider community. Every student who volunteer must complete an application and a waiver, which you can find here :https://thisisthedog.org/forms/ Every activity should be emailed to adopt@thisisthedog.com Woof! Meow!

64. Trauma Resolution Center

Address: 4343 W Flagler Street Suite 503; Coral Gables, fl 33134 See Map
Contact: https://www.traumaresolutioncenter.net/contact , (305) 374-9990; , ; E-mail: info@thetrcenter.org
Description: The Trauma Resolution Center's mission is to build human resiliency by facilitating the resolution of traumatic events. The TRC is looking for volunteers who can support their mission by by offering their unique gifts, talents, and expertise to their community!
Opportunities: Ways you can support include, but are not limited to: Providing holistic services, help or run one of their innovative groups (for those who have a social work background), Advocacy, and Administrative assistance.
Comments: Interested in becoming a volunteer at the TRC? Fill out the form at traumaresolutioncenter.net/volunteer
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 10 Hours Minimum Commitment

65. United Way of Miami Dade

Address: 11380 NW 27th Avenue; Miami, Fl 33167 See Map
Contact: Nhung Tran, 305-646-7118; , ; E-mail: trann@unitedwaymiami.org
Website: https://portal.unitedwaymiami.org/Volunteer/QuickSearch.jsp and https://unitedwaymiami.org/national-volunteer-week-2021/
Description: Our United Way story is very much the story of Miami. Since 1924, we’ve been building community and strengthened lives. We bring people together in the fight—for a stronger Miami for us all. We are 95 years strong. Behind everything we do, there are people like you who make it happen. When you give, advocate and volunteer, you become a powerful agent of change—helping to improve the odds for children and families throughout our community. And there is no shortage of ways to get involved.
Opportunities: For this National Volunteer Week, United Way is offering different in-person and virtual service opportunities supporting the education, financial stability, and health of families across Miami-Dade County. On Saturday, April 24, join us for VolunteerMiami Day! This event welcomes community members in celebrating volunteerism by donating or volunteering with over 100 of our closest friends at a four-part project that will take over our campus. Sign up online by clicking on the "Register" button on United Way Miami's Volunteer Portal.
Comments: How to Serve: Sign up online by clicking on the "Register" button on United Way Miami's Volunteer Portal. After registering, you will receive an email with instructions on the selected opportunity. Opportunities are first come first serve. Once they reach maximum capacity (even before the deadline), the opportunity will be closed. Questions?Contact Ms. Nhung K Tran at (305) 646-7118 and trann@unitedwaymiami.org

66. Urban Paradise Guild
         UPG  Wheelchair Accessible Worksite

Contact: Sam Van Leer, President & Founder 305-758-5119; , ; E-mail: sam@urban-paradise.org
Website: http://www.urban-paradise.org
Description: Urban Paradise Guild (UPG) was founded to protect Miami from Climate Change through projects that make Miami a better place for people and wildlife. We should be surrounded by butterflies and birds... we should have access to organic foods... all children should grow up strong, fed body, mind and soul to reach their full potential. Sadly, access to the means of success are NOT open to all. UPG is working to change this. Our city was Paradise before it was paved. With enough dedicated effort we can transform it into Urban Paradise, where the human and natural worlds are more harmonious... for the benefit of both. When we make an investment by making small accommodations for nature, we gather a bounty that improves our quality of life. By adding native plants, we create new habitat and protect human infrastructure. Plants and trees clean our air. Mangroves calm and filter our water, shelter our coastlines, and as estuaries provide us with fish to eat. By helping members of the community build vegetable gardens and plant food forests in their spaces, they can feed their families, save money and fight climate change... at the same time!
Opportunities: HOW TO GET STARTED: Visit http://www.urbanparadiseguild.org/servicelearning. Read this step-by-step guide... and then follow the steps. CALENDAR: http://www.urbanparadiseguild.org/calendar We may have anywhere from 1 to 9 Volunteer Opportunities per week. Due to CoronaVirus, we are shifting our missions and methods, both to serve the community better and to keep our Volunteer Staff and Volunteers safe. WARNING: Changing the world can be habit-forming. Some students start out doing a few hours of S-L, and become addicted. They become Team Leaders or Interns, build their skills and their muscles, take ownership of problems... A year later they look back and go "Damn... I did that." ========================= DEEPER COMMITMENTS: All members of the Urban Paradise Guild's Volunteer Staff are ENVIRONMENTAL HEALERS. We are working to protect Miami from more damage, while working to fix what is already broken. For students who wish to get their careers started while still in school, UPG has Team Leader (3+ hours per week, 120+ hours per year) positions (good for super-busy students). Internships (10 hours per week, 500 hours per year) are for those who can invest more... and gain more. UPG Internships are customized to the Intern, and ***most Majors*** will find big growth opportunities. This level of immersion will change your life. You will absorb deep ecology, and will literally learn to see the world in new ways. Many MDC students have discovered their true calling, leading to fulfilling careers. Some have discovered that they were on the wrong path, and adjusted to the right one. We invest in you, so you can serve the community this year... and into the future. Ready to grow? Ready to be the change? To learn more visit: http://urbanparadiseguild.org/staff/
Comments: UPG Volunteer Opportunities can change from month to month, and we don't maintain it here. Please visit: http://www.urbanparadiseguild.org/calendar
Special Requirements or Features at this Worksite 3 Hours Minimum Commitment * Wheelchair Accessible

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