Ashland volunteers

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Comment by Jennifer 1 day ago

ScienceWorks is recruiting volunteers for their Brews and Boogie event being held October 2nd.
Volunteers are needed with a variety of tasks. For more information, please call Jennifer at
541-482-6767 x 229.

PLEASE RSVP BY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th to volunteer
YOU MUST BE AT LEAST 21 YEARS OLD TO PARTICIPATE.

Comment by Dawn Dille on August 18, 2010 at 12:05pm

Ashland Community Hospital has many great volunteer opportunities for individuals of all ages. Volunteers assist patients and visitor, entertain patients, serve meals and refreshments, provide clerical support and assist the public in the hospital’s Health Information Center.
We are surrently seeking volunteers for:
Health Information Center Assistants
Guest Services
ACH Auxiliary
Reiki Volunteers
Clinical Department Volunteers
Musicians-in-Residence

Contact Dawn Dille at 541-201-4029 or visit the website at www.ashlandhospital.org

Comment by Alison Week on January 7, 2010 at 11:52am

The Ashland Independent Film Festival is looking for volunteers!
We are a non-profit organization that has lots of great opportunites to get involved throughout the year, either in the office or during the festival.
This year the festival will be running from April 8-12.
Check out our website for more information at: http://www.ashlandfilm.org/

Comment by myles murphy on June 1, 2009 at 3:19pm

By Tyler Soward
For the Tidings
On June 5 Project Homeless Connect will unite more than 40 organizations representing service providers, government, agencies, and businesses as well as community volunteers who will converge on the Medford Armory to kick off the Jackson County 10-Year Plan to End Homelessness with a one-day, one stop event designed to serve impoverished individuals and families.
The event begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 4 p.m. It will be hosted by the Jackson County Community Services Consortium and Homeless Task Force, and is sponsored by Access inc., the Jackson County Bar Association, and the United Way of Jackson County.
Project Homeless Connect began in San Francisco in 2004, and “has been successfully duplicated in many other cities around the country,” said Ed Angeletti, the Planning Director for Access Inc.
Mor than 200 cities coast to coast have since held Project Homeless events.
The goal of the event is to connect the community to the issue of homelessness and lessen the sting of poverty to those in need by providing them with support services and housing referrals. Some of the services provided will include medical and dental screenings, hygiene products, haircuts, mental health screenings, and assistance in applying for benefits such as food stamps and social security.
Those interested in volunteering should contact David Dismuke at 512-3918 or by e-mail at ddismuke@lcdv.org.

Comment by myles murphy on May 22, 2009 at 1:23pm

Nominations Open for Highest Volunteer Award in the State

MEDFORD—Nominations must be postmarked by June 1 for the 2009 Oregon Governor’s Volunteer Awards. Awards are given at both the regional and statewide levels. Individuals and groups will be honored in the following categories: Outstanding Adult (ages 19-54); Outstanding Youth (age 18 or under); Outstanding Senior Volunteer (age 55+); Outstanding Volunteer Program; Outstanding Statewide Volunteer Program; Outstanding Employee Volunteer Program; Outstanding Youth Volunteer Program or Group; and new this year, Outstanding Lifetime Volunteer Achievement.

These awards, presented by Oregon Volunteers, recognize volunteers and volunteer programs that have demonstrated dedication, commitment, and determination in promoting and supporting volunteerism throughout Oregon and have worked to strengthen communities and improve the quality of life for Oregon residents through service.

Nomination forms and additional information are available online at www.oregonvolunteers.org

“Every day, extraordinary individuals, organizations, and businesses effect real change in their communities through volunteer service. They are the catalysts that help others move past their differences to build shared understanding and solve common problems. Volunteers give Oregon hope for the future,” said Becky Snyder, Executive Director of Rogue Valley Manor Community Services, and a member of the Oregon Volunteers Commission.

Oregon Volunteers, Commission for Voluntary Action & Service promotes and supports AmeriCorps, volunteerism and civic engagement to strengthen Oregon communities.

Comment by Soroptimist Intl of Ashland on May 18, 2009 at 4:58pm

Soroptimist Intl of Ashland is a volunteer service organization improving the lives of women and girls locally and globally. Learn more about us at our website: http://www.soroptimistrv.org/siashland.html.

Comment by myles murphy on May 18, 2009 at 2:43pm

Organization seeks hay
The Equamore Foundation seeks hay donations for their rescued horses. Donations are tax-deductible, and can be dropped off at 4723 Hwy 66, or call Linda at 482-5550 to arrange for someone from the foundation to pick it up.

Comment by Mark DiRienzo on May 1, 2009 at 2:23pm

ScienceWorks upcoming Volunteer opportunities:

Xtreme Everest Weekend May 9th and 10th
Science of Wine May 29, 30 , 31

fun, dynamic, and exciting volunteer ooportunities abound at ScienceWorks.

Thanks for Connect Ashland for promoting volunteerism in the Valley!