Overview:

We all know the importance of donating blood. Currently 1 in 3 Australians need blood, yet only 1 in 30 donates. The Red Cross Blood Service is an organisation that provides quality blood products and services Australia-wide, and they need your help! 

The Red Cross Blood Service provides a free courtesy shuttle service to take donors who live or work near Adelaide city to and from their appointments.

The van holds up to 7 passengers and is used by corporate, community or school groups. We are looking for friendly drivers who would like to help the Blood Service save more lives by transporting donors to their centres. 

Requirements:

There is some training required and a current Driver’s License and Police Check are essential. The available hours to volunteer are either 8.30am-1.30pm or 1.30pm-5.30pm on various dates.

 If you have a morning or afternoon free and would like to help the Red Cross Blood Service save lives by transporting donors, please register your interest here

Calling all clowns, princesses, kings, elves and fairy tale characters! We need your talents to help make a difference at the Christmas Party for Special Children!

We are looking for Christmas Helpers to assist us with the Christmas Party for Special Children. The Christmas Party is held on the 2nd of December at the Adelaide Zoo. We will need you to be available between 8.30am-1:00pm. Volunteers will be provided with a costume and will be helping to bring Christmas cheer to children with special needs.

If you know someone who would love this opportunity, please feel free to share on your favourite Social Media site, or please register your interest here

Do you enjoy making a difference? Are you full of the Christmas Spirit? Would you like to combine the two to help children with special needs enjoy a Christmas Party? Well, this is a great experience for you!

We are looking for Christmas Helpers to assist us with the Christmas Party for Special Children. The Christmas Party is held on the 2nd of December at the Adelaide Zoo. We will need you to be available between 8.30am-1:00pm. Duties will include distribution of show bags, ice creams, assisting parents, and more.

If you know someone who would love this opportunity, please feel free to share on your favourite Social Media site, or please register your interest here

Even though the jingle bells are faint, Santa has sent us a message that he needs some helpers at this years Christmas Party for Special Children.

So on behalf of Santa we are looking for some enthusiastic face painters to help out on the day! The Christmas Party is held on the 4th of December at the Adelaide Zoo.  Attendance will be required from 8.30am-1:00pm.

If you are someone that is great with children and would love to be a part of Santa’s face painting team please register your interest here

Overview:

Communities@Work administers Emergency Relief at the Tuggeranong Community and Function Centre and Weston Creek on behalf of the Australian and ACT Governments.

The aim is to deliver nutritious healthy food to individuals and families experiencing hardship. To lessen the burden on household and personal budgets the Foodstore will provide people with the ability to make choices that build a sense of  empowerment, dignity and hope.

Some of the duties include:

- Sales (cash handling and cash register operation)

- End of day cash- up and banking

- Stocking of food shelves (dry, fridge and freezer)

- Basic administration

- Store cleaning.

When required:

9:00 am- 12:30pm and 12:30pm – 3:30pm Monday to Friday. Minimum 1 shift per week

Requirements:

 - Ability and willingness to interact with vulnerable people

- Empathy and a caring attitude, non judgemental

 - The ability to interact with and support the programs stakeholders and team members in a friendly, helpful, respectful and caring manner.

 - Willingness to accept Communities@Work core vision, mission and values and represent the organisation within the framework.

Training will be provided.

To register your interest please click here

Overview

Do you have a spare time and would love to help in the transportation of older people and/or people with disabilities?

A great opportunity to help out in the Belconnen Community and build great relationships at the same time. You will follow the daily transport schedule and facilitate the safe transfer of people in out your vehicle and unload their wheelchair or walking frames as required.

When you are required: You will work closely with the Transport office to advise of any delays or changes to schedules.  Operational hours are 7am-7pm, 7 days a week and you can volunteer from as little as 1 hour on each occasion, as often as you like!

If you have your own car for transport and would love to help out please click here

Overview

Arthritis ACT need your help, with conducting of a fundraising concert at Albert Hall, Commonwealth Avenue, Yarralumla on Sunday, 6th May 2012 from 1.00 pm to 6.00 pm.

Volunteers would be required to help with setting up of hall/seating, assist in the canteen and sell tickets at the door for the concert.

Volunteers should be  able to lift chairs, handle money and provide pleasant customer service.

If you would like to get involved please click here

We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers who are reliable, responsible and would love to get involved with the Peel Group Riding for the Disabled Association! A wonderful organisation that provides horse based therapy to disabled people. Volunteer must have a Working with Children Card (police clearance) or be willing to obtain one.

Overview:

There are a variety of roles available including: secretarial work, volunteer coordinator, handy person, coaching, cooking for fundraising and, of course, helping with horses and children in riding sessions! Training is provided – right up to coaching standards, if you want to go that far!

When you’re required:

So if you are excited about getting involved and can volunteer between 8.30am-3.00 pm on a day between Monday to Thursday, please click here

Overview

We are looking for volunteers to perform coastal  (Sorrento Beacj / Mullaloo Beach / Iluka Foreshore) dune rehabilitation work in the company of other volunteers and a voluntary supervisor.

This may involve planting seedlings, weeding with specialised tools, collecting and bagging rubbish, assisting with site surveys, watering seedlings (in their first summer) and monitoring progress.

Children under the age of 12 who wish to volunteer must be accompanied by a guardian.

When you’re required

This is a recurring role.

If you are interested in this opportunity please register here.

The Families SA Office offers a number of volunteering opportunities to assist young people and families.

Overview:

The tasks may include supporting children in alternative or residential care, providing transport services ( a car is provided), assisting with Families SA promotional activities eg expos and information stalls, participating in groups and through support for the volunteer program itself. There may also be opportunities for mentoring.

The ideal person should be warm and caring, non-judgemental, be respectful to clients, reliable, open and honest,respect the right to privacy, confidentiality etc.

Police check and training will be compulsory. One full day training on Child Safe Environment and two days induction and orientation from 9.00am to 3.30pm.

When you’re required:

Some positions start at 7.30am when taking children to school. Others may finish after 6.00pm. Roles negotiable.

To register your interest and find out more information click here.

The Royal Adelaide Show is seeking volunteers to join the Show Team, responsible for putting on the largest and longest running event on the South Australian calendar.

Overview:

We are looking for friendly, enthusiastic, flexible volunteers who love the Show and love helping others to fill a number of volunteer positions, including:

• Roving Crowd Care/Information
• Pavilion Attendants
• Administration Assistants
• Information Booth Assistants
• Flying Squad (Break/Shift Coverage)
• Runners

Successful Volunteers will receive:

• One 9 day Show pass allowing entry for themselves every day of the Show
• One Single entry day pass for a friend or family member
• Official Volunteer uniform
• One meal voucher for each shift worked
• Access to Volunteers’ Green Room

When you’re required:

Multiple times and shifts available.

Volunteers are asked to

• Complete a MINIMUM of 6 shifts over the 9 days of the Show
• Attend an orientation/induction session & complete an Occupation Health & Safety induction
• Provide own black or navy pants or skirt to complement the uniform

To register your interest and find out more information click here.

Overview:

Meals on wheels have a range of exciting volunteer positions!

Training for particular roles is provided and a police clearance check is required. If you do not have a current police check, Meals on Wheels can help you obtain one for this position at no cost!

Positions available and when you’re required:

• Cook – Feel as if you want to try your hand at a chef? You can help prepare meals with no chef experience necessary! Shifts are only 7am-11am and available Monday to Friday at a variety of locations!
• Kitchen Helpers – Love the kitchen but would like to help more than cook? Assist with meal preparation and help with the pack up afterwards. Shifts are also 7am-11am!
• Drivers – Do you want to be more involved with the ‘wheels’ part of Meals on Wheels? Be a driver! Own car is used between 11am-1pm to deliver meals! 15-25 meals delivered each round and usually within a 15km radius! Also you can apply for a $9 allowance per trip. (Comprehensive car insurance is mandatory)
• Driver Assistants – Want to co-pilot the driver in deliveries? We need people who will assist drivers in making deliveries and take meals to the door! Shifts only 11am-1pm!
• Emergency Drivers and Driver Assistants – Like the idea of being the wheels but can’t commit to a regular roster? Why not nominate to be an emergency driver or assistant? That way if a regular wheels can’t deliver the meals, you’ll receive a call to simply fill in!
• Branch Officers and Committee Members – Maybe you like the idea of going behind the scenes and becoming a branch officer or committee member with positions available such as chair, kitchen supervisor, welfare officer, secretary, the list goes on!

Adelaide Metro kitchens are located in: Christies Beach, Glenelg, Brighton, Edwardstown, Mitcham, Unley, Burnside, Warradale, Henley & Grange, West Torrens, Hindmarsh, Woodville, Findon, Port Adelaide, Osborne, Prospect, Payneham, Norwood, Salisbury, Enfield, Stirling, Gawler.

Country kitchens are located in: Victor Harbor, Moonta, Mt Gambier, Port Pirie, Renmark, Waikerie, Yankallila

Find out more or register for one of the opportunities here.

Overview:

Are you someone who has heaps of energy, loves people and lives to be in a social environment? Tick all the boxes and be a day care assistant for aged care residents!

Part of your day includes organising and taking part in social outings, art & craft sessions, body & mind aerobics and general entertainment gathering!

When you’re required:

Weekdays, negotiable times.

Skills required:

Enthusiasm is key! Any training or support will be provided by the Hunter Volunteer Centre.

How to find out more or register:

You can register your interest or find out more here.

Overview:

Can you play the guitar? Have skills that you would like to share?

The Women’s Community Centre is looking for an enthusiastic volunteer with good communication skills and specific knowledge and experience about guitar playing and instruction to teach women basic guitar.

When you’re required:

Term 1 is from February to April to 2012 and term 2 is April to June 2012 with negotiated times.

Location: 64 Nelson Street, STEPNEY, SA, Australia, 5069

An exciting opportunity to teach the art of playing the guitar!

To register your interest, click here.

Overview:

Van Gough, Picasso, Da Vinci….and YOU!

We are in need of passionate painters who have knowledge and experience with different styles of painting such as oil, acrylic, watercolours and would love to be part of a fun team to teach these styles to women at the Women’s Community Centre.

Term 1 is from February to April to 2012 with negotiated times and Term 2 April to June 2012.

Location: 64 Nelson Street, COLLEGE PARK, SA, Australia, 5069

When you’re required:

1 term – February – April 2012. Times are negoitable.

If you want to be part of this creative team please express your interest by registering below.

To register your interest, click here.

Overview

Are you passionate about animal welfare and want to make a difference by being involved?

Are you dedicated and willing to make a regular commitment to help animals – animals that have been displaced, abandoned and possibly neglected and abused?

If so, you may be just the person we are looking for to become an RSPCA NSW Volunteer.

Volunteers are an integral part of the RSPCA Wagga Wagga team and play an active part in supporting our work to improve the welfare of animals and protect them from cruelty and neglect.

There are many volunteer roles available in Wagga Wagga; some involving contact with animals, while others provide support without direct contact with animals. Opportunities exist to assist with animal care, administration, events, customer service and local community fundraising. (roles available may differ between shelters and branches).

 When you’re required:

This is a recurring opportunity.

Volunteer Branches

Volunteer branches are the backbone of the RSPCA work in regional NSW. Each branch is run exclusively by volunteers and plays a vital role in foster care and finding permanent homes for animals, desexing programs, support, fundraising initiatives in their local community – and much much more!

We accept volunteers who are over the age of 16 years (some branches accept volunteers over the age of 18 years). As this requirement may vary between branches, please check with your local RSPCA Branch regarding age requirements.

To register your interest, click here.

Overview:

Country Hope welcomes the kind support of volunteers with a wide range of skills and from all over our large region. Once volunteers have completed the application form and attended a Country Hope Volunteer Training Course, they are able to assist in a variety of ways.

Some of these include:

• Fundraising activities in your area
• Showing information about Country Hope
• Children’s Holiday Week casual Volunteers

Special function Volunteers

When your required:

This is a recurring opportunity.

To register your interest, click here.

Overview:

Country Hope has an ongoing need for suitable people to become Carers to a diagnosed child or a sibling. This involves:

• Requesting and completing an application form
• Attending an interview with Country Hope representatives
• Attending a Country Hope Carer Training Weekend

Being prepared to offer year round support to your Country Hope child (this is not a financial obligation)

When you’re required:

This is a recurring opportunity.

To register your interest, click here.

Overview

Guide visitors on the correct use of exhibits to ensure maximum engagement, communicate information about exhibits and programs and maintain an interactive and engaging atmosphere for all visitors at Questacon King Edward Terrace, Parkes, ACT

Requirements:

An Interest in Science & technology and good oral communication. A professional manner and neat appearance. Desire to learn educate. Interest in working with people of all ages, particularly children. Need to be available for at least one four hour shift per fortnight.

When you’re required:

Recurring opportunity 1 x 4 hour shift per fortnight.

To register your interest, click here.

Water, harvesting and alternative garden construction projects in indigenous communities

Overview:

Volunteers will travel to indigenous villages to assess and solve water shortage and unsustainable natural resources management issues, focusing on the design, construction, and installation of rainwater collection systems and vegetable gardens. The long term goal is to increase the quality of life throughout 27 villages across the Yasawa Island chain. Many of these villages experience severe water shortages, especially during the dry season, only cultivate root vegetables and have few sources of income. The project is run in partnership with local communities and The Yasawa Trust Foundation, who aim to improve the provision of basic needs in the Yasawa Islands. Based out of an idyllic beachside field camp, volunteers will be able to dive, snorkel, become immersed in Fijian culture, and explore other island chains on the weekend.

When you’re required:

Various times and dates.

Skills Required:

No previous experience or training is necessary as GVI staff is on the ground to supply second to none training and assistance throughout your program. Non-native English speakers should have near fluent use of the English language.

No training required though those with special training that may be an asset to the project can let us know when applying. Training will be supplied including an Introduction to Water Management Techniques and Technology, Fijian country history and Cultural introduction.

When you get there:

Volunteers will stay in a basic dormitory accommodation with other volunteers and project staff. There is a communal living area, kitchen and work area. Volunteers will assist with cleaning and cooking on rotation and will gather each evening for a daily de-brief and a briefing for the following day. Volunteers will travel to the local communities to work on a daily basis. Accommodations have cold running water and showers and limited electricity.

To register your interest, click here.

Use your style knowledge to help job applicants select appropriate clothing, shoes and additional accessories for their job interview.

Overview:

In a boutique-like setting in Leederville, you will help each client select appropriate clothing, shoes and additional accessories to wear to their job interview. This position would be perfect for someone with experience in the retail clothing sector. You would become the “What Not to Wear” guru. Client appointments generally last approximately one hour. The volunteer will work alongside our Programmes Manager and another volunteer who will provide assistance with HR/Interview techniques for our clients. This is an opportunity for personal interaction with our clients on site at “Ready to Work”. Ready to Work was established to help disadvantaged, disabled and long-term unemployed women enter the workforce. Ready to Work services aim to increase self confidence in job interviews through looking and feeling professional, and improve understanding of how to perform in an interview to get that job!

When you’re required:

Long term opportunities available at various times. Shifts are 1-5 hours.

To register your interest, click here.

Overview

Help out Greening Australia nursery in Aranda with tasks such as propagating plants, thinning seedlings and packing orders. You would need to be available each week Wednesday 9am – 12pm at Kuruba Place, Aranda, ACT and be aged 18+.

When you’re required:

Wednesday’s 9am to 12pm.

To register your interest, click here.

Overview

Mentors are wanted from all cultural, social and occupational backgrounds are needed to spend time with young people offering them face to face contact with caring adults.

You will be assisting young people to enhance their lives through example and guidance.

When you’re required:

This is a recurring opportunity.

Requirements:

Must be able to attend various Newcastle locations and be aged 18+.

To register your interest, click here.

Overview:

Modbury Hospital are seeking volunteers to staff the Hospital café.

Specific duties will include serving customers, handling cash payments at the cash register, stock rotation. This is a great opportunity to become a member of a dedicated team of volunteers who provide this great service to hospital patients, their visitors and staff.

The café is also an important part of the Foundation’s fund-raising efforts.

When you’re required:

Various shifts available between 8am – 8pm.

Skillls Required:

Good customer service skills; willingness to handle cash and operate cash register. National Police Certificate.

To register your interest, click here.

Cinema Roles - Charity Movie Screenings

Overview:

Assist with the running of the movie event including: Theatre Ushers, serving food (popcorn) & drinks, assisting disabled and disadvantaged children with activities and entertainment incl. face painting and jewellery making.

This benefits Arthritis SA, you must be aged 18+ and be able to travel to Morphett Vale.

Assist with the running of the movie event including: Theatre Ushers, serving food (popcorn) & drinks, assisting disabled and disadvantaged children with activities and entertainment incl. face painting and jewellery making.

This benefits Athritis SA, you must be aged 18+ and be able to travel to Morphett Vale.

When you’re required:

Saturday 31 March 2012

To register your interest, click here.

Overview:

Fishing Buddies is a social program that supports small groups of six to eight elderly people or people with a disability to go fishing. The program aims to rekindle previous interest in shore fishing or to promote this as a new interest for those willing to try.

Volunteers are required to assist with facilitation of this group. Ideally the volunteer will drive the 8 seater bus (only normal license is required) but this is not essential.

Times and days are negotiable. National Police check is required. Volunteers should have a keen interest in and knowledge of local shore fishing and enthusiasm to work with older people and people living with disabilities.

When you’re required:

Various days and times available.

To register your interest, click here.

Museum Guide

Overview:

If you enjoy history or the arts, then this is a great way to follow your passion! Becoming a volunteer with Ayers House Museum is a great way to be involved with the community, and to engage with the public in a social, fun, historic setting.

Volunteers would be helping keep the museum doors open to the public, and help the public connect with Adelaide’s Colonial past. Volunteers engage with the public by taking tours of the museum, imparting to them the social history of Ayers House in Colonial Adelaide.

This is an essential role to the museum, and a great way to learn about Adelaide in the Colonial Era. A great role for outgoing, social people and opportunities can also extend into other areas such as assisting with weddings and functions. Induction and training provided.

When you’re required:

Recurring 1 shift week. Mornings : Tuesday to Friday (9.45am – 1.15pm) or afternoons: Tuesday to Sunday (12.45pm – 4.15pm).

Skills Required:

High standard of customer service; ability to assist people of all ages, social or cultural backgrounds; friendly and courteous manner; excellent communication and listening skills and willingness to receive instructions and continue learning; ability to work in a flexible team environment; reliability, punctuality and regularity; ability to take initiative and work without supervision; EFTPOS and cash handling experience.

To register your interest, click here.

Overview:

Share your experiences and skills, offer guidance, support and encouragement by mentoring to support Sammy D Foundation and young people aged 8 – 17 who come from a variety of different backgrounds. Mentoring provided ranges from one on one support in schools or taking a young person to sport, through to group mentoring situations. National Police Clearance essential.

When you’re required:

Various days and times available.

To register your interest, click here.

Canoe Assistant

Overview:

Help people with all abilities to experience the delight of gliding over the water powered by human movement and unencumbered by restrictions. Canoe SA works with Wheelchair Sports and SASRAPID to provide this great program with benefits for everyone.

The volunteer role include: Assisting to carry the craft to the water and supporting paddlers to get into the craft. On the water, assisting paddlers to stay together or double in their craft. Helping to clean up and pack away and support with the BBQ following the event.

When your required:

Recurring Sundays 10am – 1pm.

Skills Required:

Police check required. Ability to paddle desirable. Manual handling.

Please Note: As each organisation provides different levels/types of insurance, volunteers are reminded to check with the organisation as to the type of insurance provided for volunteers (e.g. Volunteer Personal Accident Insurance).

To register your interest, click here.

Volunteers rallied together down King William Street, to proudly represent their volunteering organisation. We had 4 staff from Community CPS to represent our Community Volunteers Volunteering program and made it through with the fantastic efforts of some additional volunteers from the MS Society!

Volunteer week is a great time to acknowledge all current volunteers but also show people why it is so important to get involved. If you would like to help ‘Make A Smile’ and volunteer, click here!

Support the Assistant Volunteer Coordinator to produce regular newsletter publications for the Departmental Volunteer Unit.  Need to be experienced in Creative Writing and /or marketing and be able to use Microsoft Office Suite program and Publisher to produce the newsletter.  Able to research ideas and events pertaining to volunteers and write creative articles to be published electronically and in hard copy.

This role will work closely with all Volunteer Unit staff, in particular the Coordinator, Assistant Coordinator and Administration Officer. Times are flexible.  If you have the creative flair and are great working in a team please click here

We are seeking volunteers to assist at a variety of events throughout the year on an ongoing basis. The next big event is Sunday, 9th September 2012: Canberra Times Fun Run & Walk!

If you have a fun and passionate personality and good interpersonal skills, please click here to register.

The Women’s and Children’s Hospital Foundation is seeking volunteers to help make a difference!

Fundraising event volunteers required to collect donations in Rundle Mall and Adelaide Railway Station on Wednesday 2nd May.

A current police check is required for this position and training will be offered on the day.

If you are an outgoing person willing to help please click here

Overview

‘SHINE for Kids’ volunteers assist in provide experience at the Child and Family Centre on the grounds of the Correctional Centre. Experiences range from creative arts and crafts, outdoor activities and games, interacting with the children, assisting in meal preparation, collecting children from the visiting area and guiding the to the Child and Family Centre. A police and working with children check will be conducted by a Shine for Kids coordinator.

When you are required

If you are a positive and supportive person who can spare time on weekends from 9.30am – 3.30pm on a weekly to monthly basis, please register your interest and click here

Overview

As a Mentor you would spend quality time with a young person meeting 3 to 4 times per month for a minimum of 1 year. The Big Brothers Big Sisters program in based on the simplicity and power of friendship.

Responsibilities & Tasks of a Mentor:

• Develop a fun and supportive friendship with a young person
• Lead by example; be a positive role model
• Encourage a young person to reach their potential
• Respect a young person’s dignity and their point-of-view

Volunteer Screening:
To become a Mentor, volunteers must go through a comprehensive screening process. We allow 2 to 4 months for this process to take place, depending on how easily you are able to schedule appointments. The process generally includes:

• Application Form
• First Interview
• Reference Check, Police Clearance & Working With Children Check
  MMPI Psych Test (this is multiple choice personality test)
• Second Interview
• Home Visit
• E-Learning and Face-to-Face Training

No formal qualifications are required and it is not essential to have experience working with youth. You just need to be a positive person who is able to engage with young people and have a general interest in youth.

Culturally and Linguistically Diverse volunteers are encouraged to apply. Likewise people from any race, religion, sexual orientation, abilities and income are welcome to apply.

We are currently seeking male mentors who are over the age of 18 and of reasonable health.

When you’re required

This is a recurring opportunity.

To register your interest please click here.

I Voci are seeking the services of a volunteer to join our team as our permanent pianist. Performing a large variety of A Capella music, but ‘Where would we be without our talented pianists that have been with us throughout the years for performances and more importantly for rehearsal”.

Pianist skills, training and experience are necessary for the role.

When you’re required

We meet every Monday night from 7:00 to 9:30pm.

If you meet these requirements and would like to join the team please register your interest here.

Overview:

Join the passionate team that support blind, deaf and sensory impaired South Australians. We are seeking driven and enthusiastic Administration Assistant volunteers to assist with administrative tasks across our sites at Hove and the City. We offer free car parking and a friendly and supportive team environment.

To register your interest and find out more information click here.

The Can:Do Group encompasses two of South Australia’s oldest charitable service providers, Can:Do 4Kids (formerly Townsend House) and Deaf Can:Do (formerly Royal South Australian Deaf Society). The Can:Do Group provides services to deaf, blind and sensory impaired South Australians including interpreting, speech therapy and occupational therapy.

Overview:

Are you organised and process driven? We require a Records Assistant volunteer to assist the Can:Do Hearing team to archive and file client records into Paediatric and Adult categories in alphabetical order. This position is significant to the efficiencies within Can:Do Hearing clinic and will assist in establishing an effective records management system. Position available in Blackwood

To register your interest and find out more information click here.

The Can:Do Group provides services to deaf, blind and sensory impaired South Australians including interpreting, speech therapy and occupational therapy.

Overview:

The Volunteer Event Administration Assistant is a vital support to the Income Development Team (based in the city) in assisting with preparations for the Can:Do Caper, a 2 day amazing race around SA held in October.

Funds raised from the Can:Do Caper help support blind, deaf and sensory impaired South Australians through Can:Do 4Kids and Deaf Can:Do. This is a truly exciting role within a vibrant and energetic team.

To register your interest and find out more information click here.

Most recently I volunteered at the Clipsal for The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) along with a group of our members.  Our aim was to sell raffle tickets and merchandise to raise funds for the JDRF at the event.

It was a great opportunity to give back to the community, not only with fellow employees but our members who volunteered too. We all had a great day and I felt proud to interact with other volunteers and racegoers in an effort to get people to enter a raffle or purchase merchandise.  There were some amazing prizes to be won and we were raising money for the JDRF. It was win-win situation.

We took a few photos from the day too. I encourage anyone thinking about giving back to the community in some way to take a look at our Community Volunteer Program and the opportunities we have on this blog. You can even register an interest to receive an online monthly newsletter advising you of our most current volunteering opportunities. It’s true what they say, make someone smile and it will make you smile too.

^Marlaina