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The Cape Cod Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society welcomes new members and volunteers are always needed. We hold many events throughout the year at the West Barnstable Train Station, including taking part in the West Barnstable Village Festival in mid August, the Cranberry Express train rides in October and the North Pole Express in early December each year. Help at the West Barnstable Train stations on Saturdays for mowing, repair work, selling train ticket in the office and helping with tours of the historical train station are always needed! The historical train museum is open May through October. See our web site for more details and we hope to see you at the West Barnstable Train Station!

Imagine the look on a child's face when they are introduced to sea star or baby lobster! The volunteers at our touch tank get to experience that excitement all summer long!

Spend 3 hours once a week and change a guest's experience for a lifetime.

If you are interested, call Pam Fearn, Volunteer Coordinator for details at 508-896-3867 ext 119.

- Training available.
- Discount in the gift shop.
- T-Shirt and name tag provided.

Please help the March of Dimes office in Buzzards Bay with general office duties, answering phones, data entry, typing letters.

THANK YOU!

Join us in raising funds for affordable housing in Chatham! Participate in a mailing party and meet new friends!

The latest addition to the Cape Cod Maritime Museum is our Boat Shop, located on the lower level of the Museum. The Boat Shop hosts boat building and model ships courses, and historic vessel restoration. The Museum seeks volunteers interested in teaching and building in our Boat Shop, and acting as docent shipwrights, or participating as carpenters for boat building and other boat shop projects.

Assisting with Box Office both prior to and during performances. Some training is involved.

Your assistance in the canteen area will help us to assure that our last contact with the donor is a positive one. Your personal touch of kindness will make our focus on service excellence come alive!

You will be monitoring donors, as well as serving them snacks and beverages.

A wide variety of positions have been designed to match a volunteer's interests to individuals served by capeAbilities. Volunteers have become "Special Buddies", sharing activities with individuals with disabilities. They have landscaped yards and organized yard sales. Volunteers have participated in art classes and art shows, and are welcome to supply professional services (photography, entertainment, graphic design) as well as their personal time and friendship.

Volunteer opportunities can range from regular weekly appointments to one-time special events. Below are some suggestions for volunteer roles.

Residence Volunteer
* Relief Driver
* Meal Service
* Special Activities

Administration
* Clerical Assistance
* Technical Support
* Special Events

Work Center Volunteer
* Cafeteria Services
* Work Skills Training
* Recreational Program

Experienced data entry help needed to enter information into our fundraising database. Knowledge of Blackbaud Raiser's Edge program required. For more information, contact Joanne at jnicholson@nmlc.org or 508-743-9888 x302.

We support several people (non church members)on the Cape who are working hard, but can't seem to get ahead. If you would like to help us make the list of people we support larger, any size donation is greatly appreciated.
New Road
260 Longview Ave
Centerville, MA 02632

Assist the National Marine Life Center by teaching about marine life and ocean conservation to school groups, after school programs, community organizations, and at fairs and festivals. No experience necessary - we will train you. Just bring a love of the ocean and a willingness to share information with others. Minimum age - 14 years. For more information, call Joanne Nicholson at (508) 743-9888 or email jnicholson@nmlc.org.

The third Thursday of every month from 5pm-7pm, we cook and serve food to the clients at NOAH shelter in Hyannis. We can always use an extra pair of hands, and would love for you to join us. The only skills you need are a smile and a willingness to serve!

The 2007 Field Guide Training program for naturalists at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History will be a seven-session course on Thursdays, beginning March 22 and ending May 3. The morning sessions beginning at 9:00 am will concentrate on information about the natural world and techniques for being a successful field guide. There will be special speakers or field walks in the afternoons, ending no later than 3 pm.

This year, with the museum's emphasis on the Rachel Carson centennial and so many new exhibits, there will be additional topics covered. Being a field guide is a great opportunity to share your love of nature and continue the learning that never ends.

For more information, please call Bobbie Williams, Field Guide Training Course Director, at 508-240-2338 or e-mail at bjwill@gis.net.

looking for someone who can take the designs that we have and make them more current and more uniform for all of our programs, also to design new brochures and other informational literature.

The Senior Service Corps has been asked to help recruit volunteers for Habitat for Humanity. If you are over the age of 55 and are interested in positions ranging from Board positions to building, please feel free to inquire.

Greet and welcome visitors to Harwich Information Center; answer telephone inquiries. Provide information about Harwich and Cape Cod; make referrals to meet customer's needs. Must have good knowledge of Harwich and the Lower Cape. Enthusisasm, warmth, and genuine enjoyment of meeting and helping people is a must!

Hospice volunteers in the Dennis Yarmouth area needed for VNA Hospice of Cape Cod. Volunteers provide patient and family suppport including respite care, errands, reading to patients and companioship during the challenging time. Training is provided.

Assist Lighting and Sound Director

Looking for someone who can create a marketing plan that will take us forward,who may be willing to work with other volunteers working on IT, Media, Volunteer recruitment. This would be a short term position.

Assist organization in both it's marketing and fund raising efforts.

WE CAN Corp., the safety net for Cape women, announces Mentor openings in its "Pathmakers" program, our innovative mentorship program for women in transition. The program includes monthly skillbuilding workshops as well as individual mentoring. Women are provided support as they create goals for the year. They are carefully paired with mentors who can best assist them in attaining their goals. The workshops round out the program, offering an opportunity for our clients to learn new skills while forming a support network with other Pathmakers (mentees) and mentors. Topics covered in monthly meetings include self-esteem/empowerment, stress management, assertiveness training and conflict resolution, and if needed, financial and other "survival skill" training.We always are looking for mentors. We maintain a pool of long- and short-term mentors so that the right mentor is paired with a Pathmaker. Interested women should contact WE CAN at 508.430.8111. Please visit our website at www.wecancenter.org for more information. Thank you.

Help needed to enter data, file, answer phones, do mailings, organize, and provide general office support. Fun working environment! For more information, contact Joanne at jnicholson@nmlc.org or 508-743-9888 x302.

Be a pal! The Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts (BIA-MA) is looking for volunteers on Cape Cod for the Pals program, which matches brain injury survivors aged 16 and older with peer-aged volunteers in their community for activities inside and outside their home.

Volunteers benefit greatly from the experience. You'll make new friends and enhance the lives of people who have so much to give. The Pals program works within your schedule and availability. Each volunteer will undergo a CORI record check (Criminal Offender Record Information) before joining our program. No experience necessary: volunteers will be trained on aspects of brain injury.

The commitment to the Pals program for the volunteer is a weekly phone call or email and a monthly get-together, either a group function or one on one. BIA-MA will assist the volunteers in organizing and planning activities and volunteers will be reimbursed by BIA-MA for travel and activity expenses.

Please contact Cindy Campbell at 508-475-0032 or ccampbell@biama.org for more information and to get involved!

Seashore Point is always looking for residents and members of the community who have a specific expertise and experience for making presentations at Seashore Point on issues such as politics, health, literature, art, theater, the environment and much more.

As a “Greeter”, you are the first person the donor encounters at the blood drive. A positive experience begins with you.

Sales people are sought for volunteer positions. Four hour shifts from 10 to 1 or 1 to 4 Monday thru Saturday. Consignments are taken Monday thry Friday with consignees receive 60% of purchase price. Gifts, Antiques, Collectibles and jewelry. Email for more information. Shop open from April to November yearly. Yearly donation to Cape Cod Hospital Raditation Department.

Help with set design, construction and painting.

No experience neccessary! If you are interested in helping students with math and literacy skills, and you are over the age of 55, please inquire!

Ushering at Performances, Helping with refreshments during intermissions.

We have a variety of volunteer needs. Everything from assisting us with general office support and mailings, clean up and gardening, to help with our various fundraising activities. Contact us for more information.

The Visiting Nurses Association in South Dennis, MA is currently looking for someone once a month to help put together packets for their Hospice Department.

The 5th Sunday of the month we take a group of people from NOAH shelter out to lunch, sometimes clients, sometimes staff.
We would love to have you join us in real conversations and connections with these people. No special skills required, just contact us to find out the next lunch.

Computer teacher (basic skills) for 6 sessions and 2 hours per session. PCs only. Microsoft Office 2007 only.

Looking for someone who can meet and interview new potential volunteers and provide feedback on our volunteer training(s) and programs.

The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod is looking for volunteers who are veterans for our Volunteer for Vets program. The program is specifically designed to provide companionship for veterans who are at end-of-life and facing issues that are specific to veterans. Training is provided.

The Dennis Conservation Trust is looking for volunteers to help cut and remove invasive species on a number of properties around Dennis.

Volunteers are an integral part of the Museum and we actively recruit interested individuals for a variety of positions. Work a few hours a day or on a special project. Volunteering is a great way to use your skills, meet new people and help CCMNH. Opportunities are available at the Front Desk, Gift Shop, Library, and as Docents and Field Guides. Training is provided.

Please contact Pam Fearn, Director of Volunteers
(508) 896-3867, ext. 119

Ocean-lovers wanted! People of all skill sets are needed to help save marine animals and educate children and the general public about ocean conservation. Specifically, we need volunteers to help with education, events, fundraising, administration, facilities, and animal care. Volunteers must be at least 14 years old to work in education, events, fundraising, and administration. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and have animal care experience to work in animal care (resume and interview required). For more information, call Joanne Nicholson at (508) 743-9888 or email jnicholson@nmlc.org.

Bioneers by the Bay: Connecting for Change

Volunteers are needed to help staff the Coalition for Buzzards Bay's information table at Bioneers by the Bay.

When:
Friday, October 23 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, October 24 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, October 25 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Where:
Historic Downtown New Bedford

If you are available and would like to experience this event, please contact Lynn Coish at 508-999-6363 ext. 200 or e-mail coish@savebuzzardsbay.org.

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