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There are a large variety of volunteer opportunities with Kids Lift. If you are interested in helping, please register at our volunteer database by contacting us at volunteer@kidslift.org
VOLUNTEER NOTES
August 23, September 13, September 27, October 11, October 25, November 1, November 8
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
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Toy Lift and Books Lift Kids
in 2011
Wed / Thurs, Nov 30th & Dec 1st
Food Committee - Work prior to the event weekend to obtain and organize food donations for the event site and the distribution center. Friday, Dec 2nd (TOY LIFT): Collection Tent - Bucket Coordinator - Maintain schedule of entertainment for bucket truck Site Runners - Run errands and message on and off site (must have a car) Photographer - Take pictures of entertainment and scenes around the event (use own camera and supply us with a disc of photos) Santa - 2 shifts: 9:30 – 3:00 & 3:30 – 8:00; Hang out in Santa’s house and take pictures with kids Distribution Center Sorters – Unload toys sent from the site and sort out into categories at the warehouse Book Levelers – Count, level, & sort books for the book area Wish List Area Worker (FRIDAY)– Search for wish list items. Organize items by schools Wish List Area Worker (SATURDAY/SUNDAY) – Retrieve items for shoppers and if necessary shop for families Food runners – Pick up food donations and bring them back to the warehouse Saturday/Sunday, Dec 3rd & 4th: Distribution Center Checkers – Verify boxes for each family and mark as complete or not Packers – Build, Seal, & label boxes for each family Shipping – Load trucks with boxes to be shipped out to the schools Book Maintenance – Assist in locating books for families and fill categories as they run low |
General Guidelines for younger volunteers:
Friday at Distribution Center – children 8 and up may volunteer. They should be supervised 4 per adult. Saturday at DC – No children under high school age AND they may not fill boxes for a school that is in the same feeder pattern as either the school they attend or the neighborhood they live in.
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