All Campus Blood Drive: April 1 - 5

Annually, Hoxworth collects over 90,000 units of blood from local donors to help save the lives of patients in our area hospitals. At least 350 volunteer blood donors and 40 volunteer platelet donors are essential each day to keep up with the demands of tri-state hospitals and their patients. Our Donors Save Lives. Who Will You Save?
When: April 1 - 5, 11:00a - 5:00p each day.
Where: Campus Recreation Center
Donor Perks: All donors receive a free UC T-Shirt!
Contact: laura.reynolds@uc.edu if you are interested in volunteering at the blood drive.

Relay For Life, There's Still Time! April 5, 6

Relay For Life kicks off April 5, 6:00p at McMicken Commons. Haven't registered your team for Relay yet? There is still time! Register your team today to help create a world with more birthdays and less cancer! The next (and last!) Relay meeting is at 7:00p, April 4th in McMicken 127. Meeting topics will include all of our day-of logistics and trying to answer all of the questions that participants may have. Definitely come to the meeting or send another member of your team with questions.

Register for Relay: http://www.relayforlife.org/UCincinnati

Are You a Leader in Service? Earn a Scholarship: Deadline April 12

The Annie Fitzgerald Award for Leadership and Service is awarded students who possess a passion for community engagement. Students must be actively participating in some form of community engagement and/or service to qualify for this award. Two winners will be selected - one emerging student service or community leader entering their 2nd or 3rd year; and one student who shows commitment to leadership and service focused on a particular project, area, community partner, group or issue entering their 4th or final academic year. Each award is $2,000.
Application Details: http://www.uc.edu/cce/student/AFA.html
Contact: community.engagement@uc.edu

CECH PASS Center - Super Saturday: April 12, 13

This Super Saturday will be filled with fun, academic activities along with some recreational activities at the end of the day.
When: April 12, 4:00 - 5:00p (training + free pizza!) AND April 13, 8:30a - 2:30p (tutoring and activities)
Volunteer Tasks: Tutor, engage wtih and monitor 4th and 5th grade students from Mt. Washington Elementary and the Academy of World Languages.
Note: Students must have a background check completed, or be willing to complete a background check to participate.
Contact: Margo Monahan, 513-556-3077, monahame@ucmail.uc.edu

Green-Up Day 2013: April 13

Green-Up Day is an annual service project with the Cincinnati Parks,  in which UC students insure the entire community will be able to fully enjoy and appreciate an outstanding environmental assets: Burnet Woods.
When: April 13, 8:45a - 12:00p, with lunch provided after service
Where: Trailside Nature Center, Burnet Woods
Volunteer Tasks: Prepare Burnet Woods for the its peak usage in the spring and summer by mulching, removing honeysuckle/invasive species, beautifying the grounds, and attending to any special projects.
Volunteer Perks: Walking distance from campus, when the work is done pizza will be provided for lunch.
Register on UC.UGIVE.ORG: Click here for the project page, or search "green"
Contact: community.engagement@uc.edu

Neighborhood Enhancement Program: April 13

Join the Center for Community Engagement, Keep Cincinnati Beautiful, the City of Cincinnati, and the Mt. Airy community for the Neighborhood Enhancement Program (NEP) kick-off! The NEP is a 90-day collaborative effort between City departments, neighborhood residents and community organizations.
When: April 13, 8:30a - 3:00p
Where: Meet at McMicken Circle (near University Pavilion) and travel together to Mt. Airy.
Volunteer Tasks: Volunteers will work in teams to address projects identified by the community for the NEP. Projects may include: painting, vacant/blighted property mitigation, mulching, clearing brush, litter control, graffiti abatement, and other tasks designed to jump-start the Mt. Airy community's NEP.
Volunteer Perks: Transportation and lunch provided!
Register on UC.UGIVE.ORG: Click here for the project page, or search "enhancement"
Note: This is a perfect opportunity to serve as an individual or with a group. We are looking for team leaders! If you want to step up as a team leader, email the Center for Community Engagement (community.engagement@uc.edu).
Contact: community.engagement@uc.edu

Join the Peace Corps

The Peace Corps is always looking for qualified, service oriented, professional, and eager applicants to continue to fill posts overseas in a wide array of program areas: Education, Health, Youth Development, Agriculture, Environment, and Community Economic Development. As you approach graduation, Peace Corps is an excellent option for students seeking professional development, international experience, and an opportunity to make an impact in communities all over the world! Start the application process now to be considered for programs departing the first half of 2014. The sooner you apply, the sooner Peace Corps can match your skills to currently available assignment openings. Learn more about Peace Corps and apply online at www.peacecorps.gov, to attend Peace Corps Events in Cincinnati visit www.peacecorps.gov/events
Contact: Katie Sylvester, 513-328-2936, ksylvester@peacecorps.gov

Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses - Findlay Street After School Program: Flexible, After School

Findlay Street Neighborhood House has historically served as a Safe Haven in the West End where youth can engage in positive activities. Computer Training, Teen Center and the Gym are open daily giving youth opportunities to engage in activities with the support of caring adults.
When: Days and times can be flexible within the after school hours.
Where: 901 Findlay St., 45214
Volunteer Tasks: Interacting with children, tutoring/homework help and help with any other activities. The after school program has 40 youth ages of 6 to 16 who could benefit from homework help and tutoring. Youth also receive lessons in health and nutrition, have use of our computer lab to develop their computer skills and to complete homework assignments. A snack and dinner are served each day throughout the school year.
Contact: alexis.kidd@7hillsnh.org

Freestore Foodbank: April 6

When people come to the Freestore Foodbank for food, they help them find the other things they may need — a safe place to live, benefits they need, access to affordable health care, clothing or job skills and placement.  For the Freestore, food is not the end product. Rather, food is the vehicle for a larger conversation that leads to self-reliance.

Giving Fields
Located in Melbourne, Kentucky, just 10 miles southeast of downtown. In the first two seasons, over 230,000 pounds of fresh produce was grown and harvested for immediate distribution to our Northern Kentucky neighbors in need.
When: April 6, 9:00a - 12:00p
Tasks: Work outside in the Giving Fields farm.

Mayerson Distribution Center
Student Nights at the Mayerson Distribution Center! Students will help assemble Power Packs or sort canned goods in a fun and friendly environment.
When: April 6, 1:00 - 4:00p
Where: Freestore Foodbank Mayerson Distribution Center, 1250 Tennessee Ave., 45229
Tasks: Assemble Power Packs or sort canned goods

Contact: volunteerservices@freestorefoodbank.org, 513-482-7550

Cincinnati Parks and OTR: April 6

Cincinnati Parks needs 10 volunteers to help with spring clean-up and weeding in the neighborhood garden in Over-The-Rhine.
When: April 6, 9:00a - 12:00p
Where: Liberty Gardens, located on Liberty Ave.
Volunteer Tasks: Work with experienced neighborhood gardeners who have been maintaining this area for many years. There are many unique species in this garden. A great way to learn about plants and help create a beautiful space!
Volunteer Perks: Pizza served at the end of the project!
Contact: Karen Brown, parks.volunteer@cincinnati-oh.gov, 513-861-8970

Bluegrass for Babies Healthy Kids Outreach Labs: April 6

Bluegrass for Babies benefits Cincinnati Children's Hospital and works to improve the health of children in the Cincinnati Area by providing young families education and tools to help kids stay healthy. The Healthy Kids Outreach Labs engage young children with fun activities centered around organic foods, composting at home, and making your own household cleaners!
When: April 6, 10:00a - 1:30p (1.5 hours shifts if necessary)
Where: Cincinnati Children's Museum, 1301 Western Ave., 45203
Volunteer Tasks: Help children learn about waste reduction through a sorting game, dig for worms in a compost bin, and complete a composting craft. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking to preschool aged children and young parents. Set up and break down included.
Contact: Lauren Boehm, luluinc7@gmail.com, 513-256-5252

Keep Cincinnati Beautiful: April 6, 13

State Roadway Clean-Up: April 6
Help kick off the 2013 Great American Cleanup season by rolling up your sleeves and hittin’ the streets! Well, the highways, to be exact. Our partner, the Ohio Department of Transportation, will have your back, so join us as we pick up litter and clean up the landscaping along some of the city’s dirtiest highway ramps.
When: April 6, registration begins at 10:30a, cleanup ends at 2:00p
Where: 1400 Seymour Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45237.
Volunteer Tasks: Groups of 10-15 volunteers will work alongside an ODOT crew member to pick up litter and clean greenspace. Volunteers will receive safety vests and supplies on site.
Volunteer Perks: Light snacks will be provided!
Register: http://keepcincinnatibeautiful.org/programs/state-roadway-cleanup-registration/

Art Installation: April 13
Help Keep Cincinnati Beautiful finish an art installation at the site of the new dunnhumby building downtown. Weave colorful vinyl along the fence around the construction site. Prior experience is not necessary!
When: 10:00a - 1:00p and/or 1:00 - 4:00p. You are welcome to volunteer for the entire day as well (lunch will not be provided).
Where: 5th and Race St., 45202
Volunteer Tasks: Weave colorful vinyl through a chain linked fence, and turn an eyesore into art!
Contact: Brooke, brooke.lehenbauer@cincinnati-oh.gov (include name, contact info, and shift/s)

Granny's Garden School: April 6, 7, 13, 14

Granny's Garden School runs a plant-based, environmental education program at the Loveland Primary and Elementary Schools and assists other schools with developing school garden programs in the Greater Cincinnati Area.
Where: 550-600 Loveland-Madeira Road, Loveland, OH
When: April 6, 7, 13, 14, 9:00a - 3:00p each day.
Volunteer Tasks: Putting down wood chips and compost, planting seeds, pulling weeds and a variety of other general gardening tasks.
Volunteer Perks: Lunch is provided!
Contact: Roberta Paolo, 513-324-2873, roberta@grannysgardenschool.org

Canine Camp Series: April 6, 13, 20 and 27

Assist Cincinnati Park staff at each of the Explore Nature Canine Camps. Have fun as a hike leader or help lead games with participating dogs and their owners.
When: 8:30 am - 11:30 am
Where: French Park (http://goo.gl/maps/C9dSa)
Volunteer Tasks: Set-up and take down of event, help lead games and hikes. Volunteers should be able to work in warm or rainy weather. Bring water.
Contact: Karen Brown, parks.volunteer@cincinnati-oh.gov, 513-861-8970

Girl Scouts: April 8 - May

Work directly with girls alongside Girl Scout staff to facilitate easy to follow curricula. Three different days and locations to choose from and you can choose the time slot during the day. Supplies, curriculum, training provided, must complete on-line application.
When: 3 dates to choose from, Tuesdays (7:30a - 2:00p), Wednesdays (9:30a - 3:00p) or Fridays (8:30a - 3:30p).
Where: 3 Elementary locations to choose from, Midway, Roll Hill, or Cheviot (each ~15 minutes from UC).
Volunteer Tasks: Facilitate Girl Scout curriculum alongside Girl Scout staff with a group of 15 - 25 girls.
Contact: Cheryl Shrider, cherylshrider@girlscoutsofwesternohio.org or text 513-703-0012. Name, day of week and time slot within the time frame of the day (i.e. Tuesdays from 9-12).

Reality City at Aiken High School: April 11

Reality City is a unique event designed to give middle and high school students a better perspective on the lifestyle their desired career might provide them. Career planning and financial literacy concepts are the main focus of this program. Students choose a career they envision having in the future and visit a series of stations where they will have to pay for expenses associated with different life experiences, such as rent/mortgage, car loans, student loans, utilities, etc.
When: April 11, 11:00a - 2:00p
Where: Aiken High School, 5641 Belmont Ave., 45224
Task: Volunteers will assist students as they navigate different stations.
Contact: Rayya Crawford, 513-363-3414, rcrawford@cycyouth.org

Amazing Arts Race: April 13

This event allows participants to discover all the amazing art that Cincinnati has to offer through an ArtsWave Young Professionals event inspired by the hit reality series The Amazing Race. Teams race to complete a series of arts challenges in Downtown Cincinnati including finding works of art and architecture, answering arts trivia, and making art themselves. More info: www.amazingartsrace.org
When: April 13, 12:00 - 5:00p
Volunteer Tasks: Volunteers needed to be course monitors and provide clues to participants. Volunteers need to provide their own transportation to various volunteer posts in downtown Cincinnati, Mt. Adams, Over-the-Rhine and Bellevue, Kentucky.
Volunteer Perks: Receive a complimentary “Make Cincinnati Amazing” t-shirt which should be worn during the event.
Contact: Jared Queen, jared.queen@theartswave.org

Su Casa ESL, and GED Classes: Starting April 13

Su Casa was founded in 1997 as a response to the sudden increase in the numbers of immigrants arriving to Cincinnati from Mexico and the rest of Latin America. Su Casa was the first organization in the Cincinnati region to focus on the Latino Community and the influx of immigrants to the area.
Where: Su Casa, 7036 Fairpark Ave, Cincinnati 45216
Teach English as a Second Language
When: April 13 - June 22 - Saturday mornings, 10:00a - 12:00p (10 weeks)
Volunteer Tasks: Teach ESL(English) Level 3 to non-native speakers. Books and lessons provided.
Volunteer Perks: Teaching Experience, Experience working with immigrants!
Teach GED Classes in Español
When: Starting April 13 - Fridays, 6:00 - 8:30p or Saturdays 2:00 - 4:30p (could be other day if needed)
Volunteer Tasks: Teach GED Classes in Spanish. Subjects include Social Studies, Grammar, Composition, Literature & Science (we have 3 Math classes at present time).
Volunteer Perks: Get practice teaching in a foreign language, experience working with immigrants.
Contact: Nora Zavala, nzavala@ccswoh.org or Fernanda Browne, fbrowne@ccswoh.org, 513-761-1588

Children's Theatre of Cincinnati - Disney's Cinderella Kids: April 12 - 14, 20

The Children's Theatre, founded in 1924, is dedicated to educating, entertaining and engaging audiences through professional theatrical productions.
Upcoming Volunteer Shifts:
> April 12, 6:15 - 7:45p
> April 13, 12:45 - 2:15p, 2:30 - 4:30p (fundraiser) and/or 3:45 - 5:15p
> April 14, 12:45 - 2:15p
> April 20, 12:45 - 2:15p
Where: The Taft Theatre 317 E. 5th St, 45202
Volunteer Tasks: Ushering shows, wear nice black pants or skirts and a nice white shirt. (No jeans, t-shirts, tank tops). The fundraiser event shift between shows on April 13 will have additional volunteer duties.
Volunteer Perks: volunteers are than welcome to watch the show after all patrons are seated if they want!
Contact: Heidi Moody, volunteer@thechildrenstheatre.com

Santa Maria Wellness/Bienestar Health Fair: April 14

Santa Maria Community Services provides Greater Price Hill with educational tools and resources to build strong families, promote healthy residents and foster neighborhood revitalization. At the Fair 10+ screenings offered to English and Spanish speaking residents; 20+ exhibit talbes of health related literature; a healthy snack and music are provided.
When: April 14, 11:00a - 3:00p
Where: Price Hill Recreation Center, 959 Hawthorne Avenue, Cincinnati OH 45205
Volunteer Tasks: Include set-up, registration, food prep and service, volunteer and provider sign-in, prizes/raffle, Kids Health Zone, provider assistance, clean-up, traffic flow, parking, participant evaluations and more! Spanish bilingual language skills are very helpful but not required.
Volunteer Perks: Breakfast refreshments, lunch snack and t-shirt for those who sign-up by March 29.
Contact: Gladys Bell, 513-557-2730, gladys.bell@santamaria-cincy.org

Wild Ones at Sooty Acres: April 14, May 12, June 9

A day of work day at Hauck Botanic Gardens (Sooty Acres) and home of the Civic Garden Center of Cincinnati, very close to main campus. The Civic Garden Center is a non-profit horticultural resource that enriches lives through education, community beautification and environmental stewardship. The local chapter of "Wild Ones: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes" group is working to restore the garden of the original owner of a property that is now a Cincinnati Park. It is a huge task and much help is needed.
When: April 14, May 12, June 9
Where: 2715 Reading Rd., 45206
Volunteer Tasks: Include general weeding and removal of non-native invasive plants, edging, and in the coming weeks, mulching of the beds. Wear sturdy clothing and shoes and dress for the weather. Tools and gloves provided.
Contact: Chris(tine) McCullough, 513-860-4959, cincywildones@fuse.net

Finneytown AfterProm: April 19, 20, 21

After-Prom provides a safe environment for high school students to enjoy after the night of prom
When: April 19 (set up) 5:00 - 11:00p; April 20 (set up) 9:00a - 3:00p; April 20 (working the event) 10:30p - 5:00a; April 21 (tear down) 12:00 - 5:00p.
Where: Finneytown High School, 8916 Fontainebleau Terrace, 45231
Volunteer Tasks: Set up involves removing school furniture, putting up plastic walls and decorating--need to be able to lift 35 lb. or so. Working the event involves being paired with another UC student, working in one of the activity rooms alongside the Finneytown adults--those working the event have a mandatory meeting prior to the event--date and time TBD. Tear down means moving the furniture back and packing up decorations--need to be able to life 35 lb or so.
Volunteer Perks: Pizza for those working set up and tear down, food all night long for those working the event.
Contact: Marsha Grubbs, marshagrubbs@gmail.com or text 513-520-7992 (indicate when you can work).

Walk MS Northern Kentucky, Cincinnati North and Cincinnati: April 20

With the help of people like you, we are able to address the challenges of each person whose life is affected by MS and help them stay connected to the great big moving world.
When: April 20, 7:00a - 12:30p (Cincinnati is 7:00a - 11:00a and/or 11:00a - 1:30p)
Northern Kentucky: Dixie Heights H.S. 3010 Dixie Highway Edgewood, KY 41017
Cincinnati North: 7850 VOA Park Drive, West Chester Township, 45069
Cincinnati: 705 E. Pete Rose Way, 45202
Volunteer Tasks: Event Setup/Breakdown, photography, registration, t-shirt distribution.
Volunteer Perks: You will receive an event volunteer t-shirt along with lunch.
Register on UC.UGIVE.ORG: Nothern Kentucky, Cincinnati North, Cincinnati
Contact: Rebekah Schraer, Rebekah.Schraer@nmss.org, 513-956-4110

2013 Butterfly Show at Krohn Conservatory: April 20 - June 30

The Cincinnati Park Board presents its 18th annual Butterfly Show “Butterflies of Morocco” at the Krohn Conservatory.
When: Every day, April 20th - June 30th, shifts are 9:45a - 1:30p and 1:15 - 5:00p
Where: 1501 Eden Park Dr  Cincinnati, OH 45202
Volunteer Tasks: Door guard & special events
Volunteer Perks: Each volunteer will receive 2 admission tickets for the Butterfly Show!
Contact: sarah.schmalz@cincinnati-oh.gov

American Heart Association - Newport HeartChase: April 20

The mission of the American Heart Association is to build healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. The American Heart Association's HeartChase™ is an innovative community event that provides a fun, new way to promote healthy living and support a great cause. Think of the around-town excitement from shows like The Amazing Race meets wacky team-based games like Minute-to-Win-It. And when you combine awesome games, friendly competition, and a very important mission, you've got great fun with a purpose.
When: April 20, 8:00a - 1:00p
Where: Newport on the Levee (right outside the Aquarium)
Volunteer Tasks: Set-up (tables, checkpoints, etc.), operate (registration, questions, checkpoints, etc.), and clean-up after the event (breaking down tables, general clean-up, packing).
Volunteer Perks: Volunteers will receive a Newport HeartChase t-shirt, snacks and beverages, and coupons from sponsors.
Contact: Amanda Mills, amanda.mills@heart.org, 515-230-1618

The Plant Sale at the Civic Garden Center: May 1 - 5

The Civic Garden Center's Plant Sale supports the mission of the CGC as a non-profit horticultural resource that enriches lives through education, community beautification and environmental stewardship.

Dates and Descriptions of Service

• May 1, 9:00a - 4:00p: Move tables and signage from storage and into place on the CGC grounds
  
• May 2, 9:00a - 4:00p: Unload nursery trucks and move plants to locations on grounds
  
• May 3, 9:00a - 4:00p: Final placement of booths and vendor materials, assist staff and logistics
  staffers
  
• May 3, 5:00p - 10:00p: Preview Party - Cart Corral/customer assistance, checkout tally, runners,
  food Service, booth assistance
  
• May 4, 9:00a - 12:00p & 12:00p - 3:00p: Cart Corral/customer assistance, checkout tally,
  runners, booth assistance
  
• May 5, 11:00a - 3:00p: Cart Corral/customer assistance, checkout tally, runners, booth assistance
  
• May 5, 2:00p - 5:00p: Tear down - Breakdown booths, assist in loading and storage of materials
  
  Notes: Please wear clothing and shoes suited to the weather; layers are recommended. Closed toed shoes are required for outdoor work assignments. Tools and gloves provided. Many of our positions require some lifting. Let the CGC know if you have experience in any of the needed tasks.
  Contact: Jan Simms, jsimms@civicgardencenter.org

Cincinnati Works

Cincinnati Works offers a holistic approach to eliminating poverty in the Tri-State area by providing job skill training and ongoing employment counseling. Cincinnati Works helps people in poverty reach economic self-sufficiency through finding employment, retaining employment, and advancing over time to higher paying jobs.
When: Monthly (or more often if desired); Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays, 9:00a - 3:00p any 2-hour shift.
Where: 708 Walnut St. Suite 200, 45202
Volunteer Tasks: Job Search Assistant, work with clients in the job search lab to help with online applications, basic computer skills, resume/cover letter preparation, and other computer-based tasks.
Volunteer Perks: Parking costs downtown will be reimbursed.
Contact: Carol Buschhaus, cbuschhaus@cincinnatiworks.org, 513-744-5616

Deupree House Meals on Wheels

The mission and cause of Meals on Wheels is to provide home cooked meals and warm visits to the elderly and shut-ins of Cincinnati. Deupree Meals on Wheels is in need of drivers to deliver meals to elderly shut-ins in the Eastern part of Cincinnati. Our program is volunteered based, and only exists because of dedicated volunteers!
When: Tuesday through Friday 10:30a - 12:00p (choose one or more days).
Where: 3939 Erie Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45208
Volunteer Tasks: Pick up meals at Deupree House in Hyde Park then deliver meals on a designated route.
Contact: Sue Susskind, ssusskind@erhinc.com, 513-561-8150

St. Margaret Hall: Any Day

St. Margaret Hall, a Catholic nursing and residential care facility for the elderly, is always looking for volunteers to help provide activities to enhance quality of life through recreation for residents. There are many opportunities at St. Margaret Hall to make a difference in someone’s life; from reading to people to assisting residents on the computer/nook, and even bringing your pet to visit or just spending one on one time with people.
Where: 1960 Madison Rd., 45206, close to campus.
Volunteer Tasks: Coffee Hour- volunteers can do a coffee hour with residents on our assisted living unit. Times can be flexible, but one hour a week during the afternoon would be preferred. Elevator - run the elevator during resident meal times (11:15a - 1:00p and/or 5:15 - 7:00p every day).
Contact: Maria Ceddia, 513-751-5880, mceddia@stmargarethall.com

Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit, ecumenical housing ministry. HFHI seeks to eliminate poverty housing and homelessness from the world, and to make decent shelter a matter of conscience and action.

Construction
Construction continues on local homes, find out more on the Habitat website.
Volunteer Tasks: Help with construction.
Register Online: http://www.habitatcincinnati.org/Volunteer.aspx
Contact: tara.price@habitatcincinnati.org

ReStore
Every day it takes up to 5 volunteers in each of our four ReStore locations to help our operations run smoothly.
When: Monday - Friday, 9:00a - 6:00p; Saturday 9:00a - 5:00p
Where: Multiple locations in Greater Cincinnati.
Volunteer Tasks: Keeping the store organized, helping to clean and sort donations, serving as a friendly face to help our customers.
Contact: hfhgc@habitatcincinnati.org, 513-721-GIVE

Freestore Foodbank

Your time and energy makes a tremendous impact on our neighbors facing difficult times. A variety of volunteer opportunities are available for individuals, families and groups.
Volunteer Tasks: Range from group volunteer opportunities to receptionist to Giving Fields farm maintenance.
For More Information: http://fsfbmedia.org/beta/take-action/volunteer/
Contact: Volunteer Call Center, volunteerservices@freestorefoodbank.org, 513-482-7550

Our Daily Bread

Our Daily Bread is an Over-the-Rhine ministry of hospitality, comprised of paid staff & volunteers, dedicated to serving the needs of the neighborhood residents and those who frequent the area. Our Daily Bread provides a warm meal in a comfortable place for all who come, a place where all are invited to be a part of a community that is caring, supportive and welcoming.
Volunteer Tasks: Range from Bingo! to helping a social worker with filing.
Register: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/org67060.jsp
Contact: Melissa Back, 513-621-6364

Science and Math Tutors at WordPlay Cincy: Mondays - Thursdays, Saturdays

WordPlay Cincy is a unique, vibrant nonprofit helping children ages 6-18 find their voices through literacy and creative expression. We offer free after-school and weekend tutoring to disadvantaged students, and creative workshops instructing children in a combination of the literary, visual and performing arts. Visit wordplaycincy.org
When: Mondays - Thursdays, 2:30 - 6:00p | Saturdays 12:00 - 4:00p. Minimum of 2 hour and half tutoring sessions per month.
Where: WordPlay Cincy, 4041 Hamilton Ave., 45223
Volunteer Tasks: Working one-on-one with students on homework, understanding key concepts in each field that might have been not understood in class, and helping prepare for exams. Our literacy work covers all facets of literacy, and we have a great need for volunteer tutors to assist high school students in more advanced math (Algebra - Calculus) and science (primarily Biology and Earth Science at this time).
Volunteer Perks: You get to be part of the coolest nonprofit around! Be part of this incredible community directly benefitting the kids who need it most. We have monthly volunteer appreciation events the Second Saturday of each month with food, drinks and great activities (March is our ping pong tournament!).
Contact: Libby Hunter, 513-260-9632, info@wordplaycincy.org

Save the Animals Foundation

STAF is a no-kill animal shelter run solely by volunteers, funded by volunteer-run events and donations. We provide a loving home for our residents for as long as they live or until they are adopted. Visit staf.org for more info.
When: Flexible
Where: 4011 Red Bank Rd, 45227
Volunteer Tasks: With dogs, with cats, and with bingo and concessions fundraising.
Contact: info@staf.org, 513-561-7823

Program Manager - Dan Beard Council, Boy Scouts of America

The Dan Beard Council is looking for enthusiastic individuals to work with youth in at-risk urban areas. The position offers up to 20 hours each week. It will include planning and executing a quality program through a weekly meeting. Training and resources are provided. Must be a minimum of 21 years old.
Contact: Melissa Ford, Melissa.Ford@Scouting.org

Brighton Center, Inc.

Brighton Center, Inc. is a private not-for-profit community based organization with the mission to create opportunities for individuals and families to reach self-sufficiency through family support services, education and leadership throughout the communities of Northern Kentucky.
Volunteer Tasks: include Club Care Food Pantry, on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month, preparing food items for distribution through our Emergency Food Pantry.
More Info/Register: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/org51618.jsp

St. Margaret Hall

St. Margaret Hall, a Catholic nursing and residential care facility for the elderly, is always looking for volunteers to help provide activities to enhance quality of life through recreation for residents. There are many opportunities at St. Margaret Hall to make a difference in someone’s life; from reading to people to assisting residents on the computer/nook, and even bringing your pet to visit or just spending one on one time with people.
Where: 1960 Madison Rd., 45206, close to campus.
Contact: Maria Ceddia, 513-751-5880, mceddia@stmargarethall.com

Madisonville Education and Assistance Center: Every Tuesday and Thursday

Help in the MEAC Choice Food Pantry and Clothing Closet. In each of these programs, volunteers are given the opportunity to work with individuals in need and help accomplish MEAC's mission to provide basic needs.
When: Every Tuesday and Thursday, anytime from 9:00a - 4:00p
Where: 4600 Erie Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45227
Volunteer Tasks: Volunteers are responsible for helping our clients shop in our choice food pantry and in our clothing closet.
Contact: Carolyn Moseley, carolyn.moseley@fuse.net, 513-271-5501x13

After School Tutoring: Every Tuesday

Volunteer with Greater New Hope Missionary Baptist Church for after school tutoring in French, Reading, Math, Science, History, Spanish, Social Studies with a focus on grades 6 - 12.
When: Every Tuesday, 5:30 - 7:30p
Volunteer Pers: Transportation provided! Pick-Up: Turner Circle, 5:15p
Contact: Al Sewell, 513-227-0676, al1@fuse.net

Withrow University High School ESL Tutoring

The YMCA Black and Latino Achievers program seeks tutors to work with ESL (English as a Second Language) students at Withrow University High School.
When: Flexible scheduling, Monday - Thursday 9:00a - 2:00p
Where: 2488 Madison Rd, 45208
Volunteer Tasks: Help completing projects and homework in subjects such as English, Mathematics (Algebra 1/2, Geometry, pre-calculus), Science (Chemistry, Biology, Physics), and Social Science (American history & Government).  Bilingual volunteers (Spanish or French) are needed but this is not mandatory since our students enjoy practicing and learning English as well. A background check and child protection training are required.
Contact: Mario A. Rodriguez, mrodriguez@cincinnatiymca.org, 513-363-9027

Summer Youth Ministry Intern: June - August

Shiloh United Methodist Church in Cincinnati is looking for someone called into youth ministry who has at least one year of college completed. This 10 week internship is an intensive, full-time, fully immersive internship that spans the summer months (June – August). The intern will receive a scholarship of $2000 upon completion of the internship in addition to a weekly stipend of $50 to help offset everyday expenses. There are housing possibilities through living with a host family from the church. The Youth Ministry Intern will help lead the youth of Shiloh United Methodist Church in Christian activities and deepening their relationship with Christ while gaining hands on experience for ministry. Internship Objectives include: personal spiritual growth, develop professional skills for vocational ministry, cultivate healthy relationships with students and peers.
Contact: Brent Dearnell, 513-451-3600, brent@shilohumc.com

Boys Hope Girls Hope: Now - June

Boys Hope Girls Hope Cincinnati provides educational opportunities and stability to motivated, underserved youth through residential and community-based programs.

Clerical Volunteers
When: Now through January, any day Monday - Friday, flexible schedule.
Where: 4225 Malsbary, Blue Ash
Volunteer Tasks: answering phones, scanning/copying/faxing, typing letters for our fundraiser
Volunteer Perks: Office experience, work with our new Executive Director and get a foot in the non-profit door; maybe join to volunteer as a tutor/mentor.

Boys Hope Girls Hope Ambassador, Meal Preparation, Home Maintenance, Events
When: Convenient to your schedule
Where: Meal prep & home maintenance at homes in Finneytown or Walnut Hills. Ambassador is flexible.
Volunteer Tasks: Ambassadors - share information about BHGH with friends and family, distribute BHGH literature or host a volunteer or scholar recruitment event; Meal Preparation - prepare a meal for one of BHGH’s three residential houses in Walnut Hills or Finneytown. Meet scholars and take a tour of their homes; Events - Assist to plan, prepare/run events.
Volunteer Perks: Stay for dinner, network with community partners and BHGH staff/board members

Boys Hope Girls Hope Mentors and Tutors for scholars ages 9 - 18
When: Tutors engage with scholars weekly; mentors engage with scholars monthly for 1 academic year evenings and/or weekends for the remainder of the school year November 1 to June 1.
Where: Boys’ residential homes in Finneytown, girls’ residential home in Walnut Hills, community-Based Program at Purcell Marian HS (Walnut Hills).
Volunteer Tasks: Form supportive relationships; advocate for scholars, support scholars’ academic life through tutoring and homework help; guide life skills and model study skills; encourage post-secondary education.
Volunteer Perks: Open invitations to house dinners, events, and service projects, free tickets to cultural and sporting events.

Contact: Corey Anderson, CAnderson@bhgh.org, 513-372-6195

Winton Place Youth Center

Winton Place Youth Center serves the children of Cincinnati's Spring Grove Village neighborhoodm, offering a caring and safe atmosphere and the skilled intervention of professionals and volunteers.
When: Flexible
Where: 4609 North Edgewood Ave., 45232
Volunteer Tasks: Help with day to day administrative tasks. This could involve a variety of tasks and hours are very flexible.
Register: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp951170.jsp

Tutor for Student-Athletes at Clark Montessori High School: November - March

Provide local student-athletes with additional support to raise their grades and standardized test scores.
When: 2:30 - 4:00p any day of the week, Monday - Friday
Where: Clark Montessori High School, 3030 Erie Ave, 45208 (Hyde Park, less than 10 minute drive from UC)
Volunteer Tasks: Tutoring student-athletes, running study tables, checking grades, and working with coaches and teachers to provide support for the academic success of students-athletes
Volunteer Perks: Free Clark Cougars gear, free pass to home games
Contact: Aaron Zupka, zupkaaa@cpsboe.k12.oh.us, 513-363-7014

Singers and Pianists Needed for ROKCincy: December - May (Very Flexible)

ROKCincy (Roundabout Opera for Kids: Cincinnati) is a non-profit bringing fully staged live performances to area schools and educational institutions.  Our mission is to provide young students an engaging first experience with the genre as audience members and to provide developing professional musicians the opportunity to hones their skills. This is a FREE service to the schools and students.
When: Rehearsals and performances are scheduled around you.
Where: Rehearsals are on campus and performances are at local elementary schools and community centers with transportation provided, if necessary.
Volunteer Tasks: Fill out the roles of Into the Woods (a 40 min. child-friendly version), and pianists to narrate and accompany performances and rehearsals.
Volunteer Perks: Fun and enriching way to use your time and talents performing for young students whose arts funding is lacking or has been cut entirely, the opportunity to perform at events in which members of the Cincinnati arts scene, including Cincinnati Opera and Playhouse in the Park have an interest.
Contact: Kelly Holterhoff, kelly.holterhoff@gmail.com, 513-262-4740

Childcare at Emergency Shelter

Individuals are needed to provide child care at the Bethany House Emergency Shelter.
When: Mondays -Thursdays, 6:30 - 8:15p
Volunteer Tasks: Perfect opportunity for college students! Have the opportunity to teach a child how to ride a bike, discover lighting-bugs, play games, read, arts-n-crafts and comforting small infants! A background check is required for all volunteers over 18.
More Info: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp585493.jsp

Host of the House: Every Day

When a child is hospitalized and scared, the love and support of family is powerful in helping a child's recovery process. Cincinnati's Ronald McDonald House allows families to remain close by their children receiving medical treatment at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.
When: Every day, 4:00 - 8:00p
Where: Ronald McDonal House, 350 Erkenbrecher Ave., 45229
Volunteer Tasks: Provide a warm and welcoming environment and assistance for volunteer groups preparing meals and hosting activities for families staying at Ronald McDonald House. This is a great opportunity for students in Hospitality Management or who just enjoy cooking!
Contact: Lisa Davis, LDavis@rmhouse.org, 513-636-2760

Mercy Health - St. John: Weekends Year Round

Mercy Health – St. John is a social service agency which assists the poor and underserved of the Over the Rhine community. Our Youth Development Program participants are at risk teens living in poverty. Work with our counselors to facilitate weekly peer to peer groups, help organize and accompany groups on outings or just talk. Teens need to see what is possible, that other young people are making it. We can be flexible about schedules. A commitment of one semester is appreciated.
Where: 1800 Logan Street, Cincinnati, 45202
When: Peer to Peer groups meet one afternoon a week after school. Outings are usually weekends.
Contact: Stephanie Brown, 513-981-5816, scbrown@health-partners.org

ProKids

ProKids couldn’t survive without volunteers and donors. Whether working directly with a child as a CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate - must be 21) volunteer, assisting in another capacity, or supporting us financially by making a donation, our children need your help. How can you help abused and neglected children?
Find ProKids on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ProKidsCASA
More info: http://www.prokidscasa.org/get-involved
Contact: Stephanie Kuzma, 513.281.2000 or skuzma@prokids.org

Whiz Kids Tutoring and Mentoring

Want to make a difference in the life of an at-risk child? Whiz Kids Tutoring and Mentoring is a free, after-school, literacy based tutoring program that currently serves over 1200 at-risk youth in Greater Cincinnati every week! Whiz Kids and CSR Academy are currently looking for 25 tutors.
When: 5:30p every Wednesday
Where: River of Life Church, 2000 Central Parkway (close to campus, carpooling is a good idea!)
Volunteer Tasks: All training, curriculum and guidance is provided. Whiz Kids is a one on one, once a week program that meets for an hour for the duration of the school year.
Volunteer Perks: Give one hour, change two lives!!
Contact: Tim Walker, twalker@citygospelmission.org, 513.345.1052 or Bonnie Link, bonnie.link@me.com, 513.227.4315

Get Your Hands Dirty at Gabriel's Place!

Gabriel's Place is a community garden in Avondale promoting good nutrition, urban farming, and cooking. Work in the garden itself, help residents plant and tend, and help improve the facilities.
When: First Saturday of every month, 9:00a - 12:00p
Where: Meet at the Edge House (3007 Clifton Ave.) at 8:30am to carpool. Or go straight to Gabriel's Place (3618 Reading Rd.) at 9:00a.
Volunteer Perks: Often there are fresh fruits and veggies available.
Contact: Alice Connor, 513-307-2930, pastor@edge-uc.org

North College Hill Elementary School

North College Hill Elementary School is looking for one-to-one reading helpers for at-risk third graders.
When: Flexible, at least a half-hour per week.
Where: 6955 Grace Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45239
More: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp1181121.jsp

Tri-State Parkinson's Wellness Chapter: Mondays or Wednesdays

Tri-State Parkinson's Wellness Chapter is a chapter of the American Parkinson Disease Association dedicated to providing services that ease the burden for people with Parkinson's and their families.
When: Mondays or Wednesdays anytime from 10:00a - 2:00p
Where: The Stetson Bldg., (East Campus, an easy walk from main campus, at the corner of Highland and Martin Luther King Dr. at 260 Stetson Street, Suite 2300 in the UC Department of Neurology)
Volunteer Tasks: involves entering information into a Microsoft Access Data Base. One or more hours of availability during the above listed times will be helpful.
Contact: Nancy, info@parkinsonswellness.org

Wesley Chapel Mission Center

Volunteers needed for After-School Program.
When: Any afternoon, Monday - Thursday, 2:00 - 5:30p
Where: 80 East McMicken Ave., Cincinnati 45202
Contact: Tracy Kopulos, wcmcvolunteers@fuse.net, 513-721-6204 (office) or 859-394-4603 (cell)

Stepping Stones

Stepping Stones is looking for school year youth and adult volunteers for Saturday Kids Club and weekend Respites.
Where: 5650 Given Road, Cincinnati, OH 45243
More: http://uwgc.volunteermatch.org/results/opp_detail.jsp?oppid=1065672

Matthew 25 Ministries

The donated goods Matthew 25 Ministries receives must be sorted, counted, packaged, and put on pallets ready for shipment to various parts of the world. There is a job for everyone! Warehouse Hours are Monday - Friday, 9:00a - 4:00p and on Saturday from 9:00a - 2:00p. www.m25m.org
When: Flexible!
Where: 11060 Kenwood Road, Cincinnati, OH 45242
More: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp202112.jsp

CAIN Food Pantry

Volunteers are needed to work on a weekly or monthly basis in CAIN's food pantry.
When: Mondays, 6:00 - 8:30 pm, Tuesdays, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm, Thursdays, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm.
Sign Up: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp453382.jsp

Interior Design Volunteers

St. Paul Village, an Affordable Independent Living Apartment complex for seniors, located in Madisonville.
When: Time is flexible, volunteers can assist for 2-4 hours at a time.
Where: St. Paul Village, 5515 Madison Rd., 45227
Volunteer Tasks: Students majoring in interior design, or others with design skills, are needed to assist residents in arranging their furniture in their new apartments. Residents have recently moved into newly modern renovated apartments and are struggling with where to put their furnishings.
Contact: Chris Lemmon clemmon@erhinc.com, 513.272.1118

The Bridge Ministry

Dedicated to reaching out in Christ centered hope, love, and support to individuals desiring to make positive changes in their lives and with the goal of assisting individuals in moving from dependency to independence, The Bridge Ministry provides mentors, fellowship, Bible studies, prayer, devotions, computer access, basic computer training, and the message of Christ's love, forgiveness, and hope to people living and working in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood of Cincinnati.
When: Weekly - Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 10:00a - 2:00p
Where: Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 1528 Race Street, Cincinnati, OH 45201
Volunteer Tasks: Help hand out donuts and drinks during our Fellowship time at 10:30a on Tuesdays, and Thursdays; serve as an office assistant/computer lab assistant during our office hours (10:00a - 2:00p, Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday), teach a basic computer class, and participate in our wide range of services.
Volunteer Perks: Build relationships with diverse groups of people and get to know the neighborhood of Over-the-Rhine!
Contact: Deaconess Intern Cara Patton, 513-621-7265, cpatton@poplcmscinci.org

People Working Cooperatively: Every Day

What: PWC is a non-profit organization that offers critical home repairs to low-income, elderly, or disabled individuals at little to no cost. http://www.pwchomerepairs.org/support-pwc/volunteer.aspx
When: EVERY DAY! Between 8:00a - 5:00p
Where: 4612 Paddock Road, Cincinnati, OH  45229 (right on the bus line/short drive)
Also: Consider joining the PWC Young Professionals group, (contact Tonia Murphy tmurphy24@fuse.net)
Contact: info@pwchomerepairs.org, 513-351-7921 (ask for volunteer department)

The Covington Mentoring Program

Bulldog Connection is the middle and high school program in Covington. You must be 21 years of age, have a clean background check, and the desire to change someone’s life. Committing to at least one year with the student, you will meet with them a total of 4 hours a month, split up however works best for both of your schedules. The Lunch Buddy program involves an adult 18 or older, and an elementary school student. You will meet with them during their lunch period, either in the lunch room or the Family Resource Center at the school. After-School Buddy follows the same criteria as the Lunch Buddies, but meets primarily after school.
Contact: Renee Fisk, renee.fisk@covington.kyschools.us, 859-392-3188

National Underground Railroad Freedom Center

What: The Exhibit Interpreter Program at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center (www.freedomcenter.org)
When: Tuesday – Saturdays, 9:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.  (On-going program)
Where: National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Downtown Cincinnati
Volunteer Tasks: The Exhibit Interpreter Program at the Freedom Center is responsible for leading the tours for school groups and the general public.  
Volunteer Perks: Volunteers will receive free tickets to the Freedom Center, discounts at the Freedom Center gift shop and café, opportunity to attend trips (places like St. Louis), and shirts.  
Contact: Richard Cooper, rcooper@nurfc.org, (513) 333-7594

Music Resource Center Cincinnati

What: The Music Resource Center (MRC) is a fun and exciting place for students in grades 7 - 12 to learn about music and recording. Help educate and inspire young people through music, and equip them with life skills for the future. The MRC uses music education and performance experiences to teach important life skills, while simultaneously providing a safe alternative to the streets.
Where: 3032 Woodburn Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45206
When: Volunteer once a week for 2 - 4 hours, anytime 2:00 - 7:00p, Monday - Thursday
Volunteer Tasks: Volunteer music instructors: generally provide 30 minute private lessons to our teens. Other volunteer options include group instruction (chorus, ensemble, or workshops); receptionist support; tutoring teens and more.
More Info: www.mrccinci.org
Contact: Max Raphael, mraphael@mrccinci.org, 513-834-8304

Be Concerned

What: Be Concerned, one of the largest free food pantries in Northern Kentucky, needs volunteers.
Where: 714 Washington Street, Covington, KY 41011-2315
Volunteer Tasks: Food room workers for pantry sessions, afternoon receptionists and fill-in van drivers to help make food pick-ups at Kroger, Remke and other donors.
More Information: http://www.beconcerned.org/
Contact: Brenda Young, 859-291-6789

Advocate Conservation of Aquatic Life at the Newport Aquarium

What: The WAVE Foundation at the Newport Aquarium is a non-profit organization that strives to excite, engage and educate our communities about the wonders of aquatic life and the importance of conserving and protecting our environment.
Volunteer Tasks: Exhibit Interpreter: volunteers interact with the guests and advocate conservation of aquatic life! Eight hours a month is the minimum time commitment to stay an active volunteer.
Volunteer Perks: complimentary aquarium passes, parking passes, and online e-learning.
Apply: http://www.wavefoundation.org/volunteering/application.php
Contact: Katie Brown, kbrown@wavefoundation.org, 859-815-1441

Be A Mentor: Cincinnati Youth Collaborative

At Cincinnati Youth Collaborative 99% of our students graduate from high school and 8 of 10 of our graduates applying to go to college. Please call us today and sign up to spend 1 hour a week for a year to bring a smile not only to the face of a young person growing up in Cincinnati, but to yours as well.

Contact: Pat Reiber, 513-475-4184, preiber@cycyouth.org or visit us on the web at www.cycyouth.org and sign up to under ways to volunteer.

Inner City Youth Opportunities Tutoring: Monday - Thursday, 5 - 7p

What: After school homework assistance and tutoring for inner city children in grades K-6.
When: Monday through Thursday; 5:00 - 7:00p
Where: 1821 Summit Rd, Suite 210, 45237.
Volunteer Perks: A light dinner is provided for students and volunteers!

Contact: Jeanne Bell at jeanne@icyocincinnati.org

Volunteer Broadcasting @ Waycross Community Media

Waycross Community Media needs television videographers to help cover local events including basketball, hockey, wrestling, high school and middle school concerts as well as government meetings. Our volunteers win competitions every year, learn video production as you volunteer, get your name in the credits for local, national, and international recognition. You pick your day and time!

Contact: Cheryl, Cheryl@waycross.tv, 513-825-2429

Cincinnati Computer Cooperative: Every Wednesday and Saturday

When: Every Wednesday evening from 6:00 - 9:00p; every Saturday morning from 9:00 - 3:00p
What: Recycle computers! Use your skills or learn new ones. Even if you have never seen the inside of a computer you can work with a trained volunteer. You will amaze yourself at how quickly your skills will develop.
Where: 49 Novner Drive Cincinnati, OH 45215
Volunteer Perks: Free pizza at lunch for volunteers who stay the whole day! Bring friends! We love to have groups of 3-4 people working on projects together.
More Info: http://www.cincinnaticomputercooperative.org/
Contact: Daniel Meek, 513-771-3262, dmeek@cincinnaticomputercooperative.org

Leadership Scholars Program

The Leadership Scholars Program is looking for successful, caring professional/young professional leaders to get involved with inner-city youth leaders in Cincinnati. Leadership Scholars is currently looking for "coaches" who can attend weekly meetings and provide guidance and support to students. If you can commit to one hour a week (same day, same time throughout the year, Monday through Thursday; earliest meetings are 2:45 - 3:45, and latest ones are 3:30 - 4:30), you can make a huge difference in the lives of inner-city youth leaders in Cincinnati. More info: http://www.leadershipscholars.org
Contact: Tara Bonistall Noland, 513.861.5323, tara@leadershipscholars.org

Greater Cincinnati Latino Coalition

The GCLC is looking for a student to volunteer with this organization that aims to serve the newly arrived Hispanic families in our area. The student will benefit from making professional contacts, networking and meeting different leaders that have special interest in serving the Hispanic Community. The Greater Cincinnati Latino Coalition meets monthly on the fourth Tuesday of each month from 2:00 to 3:30 pm at the Community Action Agency in Cincinnati. The student will help by: Attending our monthly meetings (if the student's schedule allows it); updating the website, posting new events, opportunities, contacts and information; updating the directory of resources and activities in the city and state. Some facility in Spanish is a plus, but not required. Time and location are very flexible.
Contact: Ligia Gomez, gomezlc@uc.edu, (513) 556-2533

Madeira Health Care Center: Sundays 1 - 4

We are currently looking for responsible volunteers to assist in transporting residents from their rooms to the activity room for church programs and to spend one on one time with some folks doing such things as reading, playing cards/games, painting nails, etc. Musicians and Singers are welcome as well for strolling entertainment and/or groups functions.
Where: 6940 Stiegler Lane (off of Camargo Rd. in Madeira, Ohio)
When: Sundays from 1pm-4pm. Other days and times are available as well.
Contact: Tracey or Stacey, 561-6400, tracey.wolfe@premierhcm.com (CC madeira.activities@premierhcm.com)

Help Homeless Children with Schoolwork @ The Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Cincinnati

When: 3:00p – 5:00p Mondays through Thursdays
Where: 990 Nassau Street, in Walnut Hills
Volunteer Tasks: assist children with homework at the Homework Help Program. As part of the volunteer application process references will be requested and a background check will be required
Contact: 513-471-1100, info@ihncincinnati.org

Mentor @ Big Brothers Big Sister, Near Campus

We are seeking mentors for our site-based programs near the UC campus. 
Be a Lunch Buddy: 45 minutes a week at Roll Hill Academy or Newport Schools. Have lunch, play games, and share life stories with your mentee. 
Mentor at the Boys and Girls Club: Over-the-Rhine (Thursdays 5:30 - 6:30p), or Avondale (Wednesdays 5:30 - 6:30p). Play sports, help with homework, talk, and encourage. You can earn ~35 hours of service time with lunch buddies and 40-50 hours with the boys and girls club program.
Contact: info@bigsforkids.org