Can you please help me find Volunteer Activities in Lexington, KY??
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Please visit Volunteer Match site linked below. They list 96 volunteer opportunities in Lexington-Fayette, KY.
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In addition to the other great ideas already here in Answers, I have one to suggest that usually only lasts a few weeks to a few months.  You could see what group(s) in the community are planning a big event or a fundraiser. They always need help with preparations - anything from making phone calls, picking up items, or even decorating for the event. Make A Wish, Big Brothers & Sisters,  Gilda's House, Junior League.... usually have at least one annual event.  Check your city's website or call the local Chamber of Commerce.\nTo make your volunteer time more enjoyable, incorporate your interests and hobbies. Or,  think about an area you are interested in knowing more about.   Volunteer activities are also great for meeting new people who share your interests.  Think about something you are passionate about. Volunteering gives back to you many times over.   Do something you can put your heart in.
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Go to http://www.volunteersofamerica.org and click how to help, then search for Louisiana this will provide you with links and info to 7-8 organizations in Louisiana.  Hope this helps!
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You can usually volunteer at your local library, the YMCA, or homeless shelters.  Visit http://www.volunteermatch.org/\nto find places in your area where you can volunteer.
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Easter seals, march of dimes, Shriner's, sometimes like rotatry clubs.....maybe cathlic charities... good luck...and you will be in my prayers
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try hospitals--does your area do candystriping or allow for volunteers in children's wards?\n\nI'm not sure what's around in your area, but perhaps behavior centers, nursing homes, etc. might help
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Bake sales, car washes, spaghetti feeds, host teen dances...\n\n\n\nhttp://www.fundraisingweb.org/
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Well, the best place to look is in your own community.  Ask around, does anyone know an organization or group that needs help?  Check to see if it actually counts as community service (ask for a definition if you need to) then go see how you can help.\n\nThere are also some websites, I think one is called Volunteer Net or something like that.  Google it.
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you could start with flyers for volunteers in public access areas, eg grocery stores, public offices etc you could use the same technique for donations. website could be another source of gathering volunteers and donations, a volunteer could make the website too, good luck
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id say google international volunteer societies or something.  also a lot of universities are big on community service, maybe you could get an organization on some campuses in ecuador or whereever to recruit and what not.\n\ngood luck
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I know someone who would want to help. What are the details of the job? I assume its volunteer work rite. You can note the details on here or email me if ya want. My profile is open to member emails.\n\nThanks, good luck.
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You can also join Volunteer Match (online site). Great place to find volunteer opportunities in your community.
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Go to http://www.craigslist.com and go to the KY section, and post your request. You might get some volunteers.
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I'm from Louisville. Go down on the river on the 4th of July and watch the fire works. It is huge. Go early so you can get a good spot. They have things to do there all day long. There's Six flags over Kentucky Kingdom, There's clubs for young teens. There's German town to walk around and try different kinds of German foods. I don't know what part of Louisville you live in. You would want some place to go that is close to where you live. So he could go with out you having to drive him or having to be there. There's always something to do there. Like festivals of all sorts. There's this web site for the local news paper. You could look up the things to do: www.courier-journal.com I hope this is helpful. Good luck with your move.
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Call your local cable company. Some have a channel that advertises events in the area and they may let a non-profit or charity advertise for free. I volunteer with a non-profit organization and the local cable company let us have a space for free. Call your local radio stations and see if they will do a "spot" for you. Call the local T.V. news station and tell them about your event and what charity it is for and they may promote it for you during the news report. I hope this gives you some ideas.
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http://www.volunteermatch.org
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If in Alabama, try Disabled Veterans of America/Alabama(?).\nThey give away small household items (ex. kitchen shears) for donations.