"Erase It: Record - Report - Remove." - Help clean up graffiti and restore beauty to a neighborhood or business. If your homeowners association or citizen group would like to clean up graffiti, contact TOGETHER! for a free cleanup kit. Supplies are limited. (360) 493.2230.

Office Work for Parents Organizing for Welfare and Economic Rights: POWER has ongoing office work opportunities to develop volunteer skills and support the organization, which include everything from filing, data-basing, computer design, answering phones, legal research, and advocacy work. We will provide training. No experience is necessary, however, volunteer must be comfortable in a nonsexist, nonracist, woman-centered environment. Contact: Monica Peabody, Executive Director, (360) 352-9716.

Be a Buddy to an Adult with Disabilities: Our hope for the "Be a Buddy" program is to help the individuals we serve to make lasting friendships with other members of the community. Each volunteer is partnered with an adult with disabilities with an identified interest with volunteers who share similar interests such as, going to the library, walk on the beach, catching a movie, painting a picture, or discovering a life-long dream. Being a Buddy offers those we serve the opportunity to enjoy the everyday things that we all like to do as well as feel more connected to their community and be more social. Volunteers must be 18 years or older and be able to pass a background check. We want everyone to feel successful so we provide a series of trainings offered in a one day seminar. Questions are encouraged. Once you have completed the initial training we will offer you optional future trainings. Contact: Breezie O'Neill, Volunteer Coordinator, (360) 705-4665 x 120.

Event Organizers Sought for Crisis Clinic: The Crisis Clinic seeks to have 2 annual public events and 3-6 small group events. These positions would plan, coordinate, and administer the events for the Crisis Clinic. Intended purposes of the events include maintaining public awareness of the Clinic's role in the Community and fund raising. Volunteers for these positions should have at least 6 hours a week to donate to the effort. Experience preferred, but willingness, time, and an ability to organize might also fit. Contact: David Lazar, Membership Chair, (360) 866-1680.

Plan Events for Habitat For Humanity of Mason County: We need two-three volunteers to lead our volunteers in planning and organizing yearly events. Events include: Spring Tea, Volunteer Appreciation Dinner, Motorcycle rides, etc. Each event planner will work as an individual to coordinate volunteers. Each event is held at a different time once throughout the year. Time requirement can get heavy close to the event.

Entertainers for Seniors at Cooks Hill Assisted Living: Entertainers to entertain in 1/2 hour or one hour sessions. Musicians, music groups, actors to put on skits, etc. would be welcome to apply. Contact: Elaine Scott, Volunteer Manager, (360) 330-2010.

Event Planners needed for Habitat for Humanity: We need two-three volunteers to lead our volunteers in planning and organizing yearly events. Events include: Spring Tea, Volunteer Appreciation Dinner, Motorcycle rides, etc. Each event planner will work as an individual to coordinate volunteers. Each event is held at a different time once throughout the year. Time requirement can get heavy close to the event. Maggie High, Volunteer Coordinator, (360) 426-8134.

Help a Busy Office Stay Organized at the YMCS South Sound: We need someone with good organizational skills and attention to detail to help with filing, copying, mass mailings, and special projects for a very busy office. If you enjoy a fast-paced environment and a high energy atmosphere, you will fit right in! Contact: Helga Warner, (360) 918-0404.

Help Active Duty Military Families: There are many volunteer opportunities to participate in with Operation Homefront of Washington, which provides emergency and morale assistance for our troops, the families they leave behind and for the wounded warriors when they return home. Contact: John McDonagh, President, (206) 300-0893.

Housing Advocates Needed for Camp Quixote: Advocates are needed to connect CQ residents and others to community resources. Advocates attend training and agree to serve a minimum of 6 hours a month in service. Duties include meeting with resident/ client who has requested advocacy services and assisting individuals in accessing resources and/or navigating local social service system. Contact Maria Garner at 464-3100.

Kennel Worker Volunteer Needed for Adopt a Pet: A kennel worker comes on the day/s of their choice to help take care of the dogs. This job takes approximately three to four hours with the daily times depending on the day the volunteer works. Monday through Friday times are usually 11am until 3pm with weekend volunteers coming in the mornings, usually starting around 9:30 am. The jobs range from kennel cleaning which involves feeding, watering and picking up after the dogs, to dog walking, socializing, laundry and housekeeping. You'll find enthusiastic animal lovers at every turn and there is never a dull moment here as there is always a canine looking for attention! Contact: Linda Zimbeck, Staff Liaison, (360) 432-3091

Library Adopt-a-Shelf Program Needs Volunteers: Under staff supervision, you will provide assistance in putting books and materials in order on the shelves. Service is provided strictly on a voluntary basis and is not an extension of work duties. Contact: Patricia Chupa, Supervisor, (360) 426-1362.

Make a Difference with Girl Scouts: Girl Scouting makes a difference for children... and so can you! Since 1912, Girl Scout volunteers have been helping children in their own communities develop leadership skills, explore new things, and learn about themselves. Girls and adults meet as a group or troop to make friends, build trust and grow together. If you want to help girls in your community lead lives of courage, confidence and character, then you've come to the right place. Contact: Kristen Walker, Volunteer Services Specialist, (206) 826-2153.

Musicians Needed at The Hampton: Our residents enjoy a lot of things at The Hampton, but one thing that everyone can usually enjoy, no matter what limitations they may have, is music! Our residents are not critical of any musical talents that have performed at The Hampton. You will find them singing along, laughing, clapping and sometimes even dancing to the wonderful music. Won't you try some of your musical talents on our residents? Contact: LaRay Armstrong, Program Coordinator, (360) 786-6062.

Newsletter Folding Party Volunteers Needed for Interfaith Works: Interfaith Connection, our monthly newsletter, contains stories from our member congregations, information about how to help the hungry and homeless in our community, a Calendar of Events, and ways to participate in other projects and fun events. It is mailed to over 600 individuals, congregations, and organizations in Thurston County, and distributed at local libraries and community centers. Contact: Yvonne Wilhelmsen, Office Manager, (360) 357-7224.

Office Volunteers Needed for the Humane Society of Mason County: We need daily volunteers to man the information office, located at the Belfair Chamber of Commerce. The volunteers answer questions, take information about lost or found pets, pets needing a new home, provide information about Spay/Neuter Programs. The information is logged into a database for tracking. This is a 4 hour time slot, daily from 9 am to 1 pm. Contact: Barbara McDowell, President, (360) 275-2580.

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