The document discusses volunteer opportunities with Junior Achievement and Executive Service Corps of Cincinnati. It also provides information about Engineers Without Borders, including their mission to provide clean water and sustainable energy solutions in developing countries. Specific volunteer roles are described, such as being a classroom business consultant with Junior Achievement, providing consulting services to non-profits through Executive Service Corps, and engaging in international engineering projects with Engineers Without Borders to address water and energy needs. Contact information is provided for those interested in these various volunteer opportunities.
How can you help make connections between under-utilized resources to benefit the farmers in your area? Hear how one group is building partnerships to connect farmers and consumers across a rural region in central Louisiana. Learn strategies to attract interest and investment in your rural community, to change policy and improve health, for long-term gains and positive outcomes.
The Rotary Foundation: Charitable arm of RotaryMichel Jazzar
The Rotary Foundation is a not-for-profit corporation that supports the efforts of Rotary International to achieve world understanding and peace through international humanitarian, educational, and cultural exchange programs. It is supported solely by voluntary contributions from Rotarians and friends of the Foundation who share its vision of a better world. Look at the foundation from a new angle. The foundation is seen differently in this updated presentation. How the foundation transforms gift to service?
S M Sehgal Foundation is a public, charitable trust registered in India in 1999.
MISSION
Our mission is to strengthen community-led development initiatives to achieve positive social, economic and environmental change across rural India.
VISION
We envision every person across rural India empowered to lead a more secure, prosperous, and dignified life.
To date, we have reached nearly 250,000 people living in 470 villages in Haryana, Rajasthan and Bihar.
Partners in Service - Highland Support ProjectGeoff McLean
An overview of the work of Partners in Service of the Highland Support Project that Christ Presbyterian Church of Fairfax, Virginia will be participating in during 2014
How can you help make connections between under-utilized resources to benefit the farmers in your area? Hear how one group is building partnerships to connect farmers and consumers across a rural region in central Louisiana. Learn strategies to attract interest and investment in your rural community, to change policy and improve health, for long-term gains and positive outcomes.
The Rotary Foundation: Charitable arm of RotaryMichel Jazzar
The Rotary Foundation is a not-for-profit corporation that supports the efforts of Rotary International to achieve world understanding and peace through international humanitarian, educational, and cultural exchange programs. It is supported solely by voluntary contributions from Rotarians and friends of the Foundation who share its vision of a better world. Look at the foundation from a new angle. The foundation is seen differently in this updated presentation. How the foundation transforms gift to service?
S M Sehgal Foundation is a public, charitable trust registered in India in 1999.
MISSION
Our mission is to strengthen community-led development initiatives to achieve positive social, economic and environmental change across rural India.
VISION
We envision every person across rural India empowered to lead a more secure, prosperous, and dignified life.
To date, we have reached nearly 250,000 people living in 470 villages in Haryana, Rajasthan and Bihar.
Partners in Service - Highland Support ProjectGeoff McLean
An overview of the work of Partners in Service of the Highland Support Project that Christ Presbyterian Church of Fairfax, Virginia will be participating in during 2014
Cooperative models to transform dairy value chains in Southern AfricaILRI
Presented by Carmen Jaquez (Land O Lakes) at the African Green Revolution Forum Working Session on Transforming Dairy Value Chains in Africa: Pathways to Prosperity, Nairobi, 8 September 2016
A membership organization made up of seniors who want to stay in their homes, volunteers who want to help them, and a coordinator who matches the two groups.
Introduction and overview of the Ability Garden of New Hanover County, North Carolina. Our unique therapeutic gardening program is located in Wilmington, NC at the New Hanover County Arboretum. This slide show gives an overview of our therapeutic gardening program. We use horticultural and environmental education to promote health and wellness, meet individual goals and support community development. The Ability Garden is designed to be a model program and as such is highly adaptable to different goals and situations.
Expanding Paul Harris Society membership in each district is a priority for The Rotary Foundation’s centennial year. Learn what you can do to establish or strengthen society participation. We’ll offer tips on how to identify effective leaders and potential members, how to maintain giving at the Paul Harris Society level, and how to recognize members of the society.
Rotary Community Corps: Community Solutions for Community Challenges Rotary International
Learn what a Rotary Community Corps (RCC) is and how to establish one in your home community. We will discuss how RCCs can be used to strengthen Rotary’s network, develop future leaders, conduct effective service projects in the areas of focus and ensure project sustainability.
Michelle Dunn, Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, “Great American Cleanup of PA, In...Michael Hewitt, GISP
This presentation will be an overview of Keep Pennsylvania’s mission, statewide accomplishments and core programs that are available to local governments, community organizations and residents of Pennsylvania who want to make their communities clean and beautiful.
Reach Out To Africa (ROTA) is a Rotary International committee that works to enhance Rotary in Africa through service projects and partnerships with Rotary clubs and districts in other countries. Hear first-hand updates from volunteers from several regions and gain new perspective on establishing partnerships.
Since 2005, Rotarians from around the world have packaged
tens of millions of meals with Stop Hunger Now. This
meal-packaging program is a fun, hands-on international
service project that encourages a cooperative effort within
the community. Learn how you can engage your club in this
sustainable global feeding effort that delivers nutrition to
people in more than 70 countries. Additionally, you’ll hear
about Stop Hunger Now’s new sustainable development
project opportunities and possibilities for global grants.
Environmental stewards program and River Restoration Program - Michael Rendon...rshimoda2014
The health of American rivers is essential to the communities and environments that depend on the beneficial ecosystem services provided. Historic impacts from mining, dams, and a variety of land use practices have left many river environments and riverside communities with a legacy of polluted waterways, erosion, and habitat degradation. With an increasing need to address river health it is essential to engage young adults in this work to conserve and preserve these resources for the future. Through emerging opportunities, young adults can learn skills, gain understanding, and physically work to restore and protect river systems. Programs- like those of the Southwest Conservation Corps- are working with partners to engage this population in various ways, providing much needed job training and education through stewardship.
Michael Rendon will present on Southwest Conservation Corp’s Environmental Stewards program, highlighting past successes and engagement models for DOI Bureaus and non-profits interested in obtaining a Steward. Showcased will be Inyo County’s work on the Lower Owens River Project, along with a Sturgeon habitat restoration project with the USGS Great Lakes Science Center that was nominated for the 2013 Secretary of the Interior Partners in Conservation Award.
Mike Wight will discuss collaborative work with corps programs and partnerships furthering multi-year, watershed-length habitat restoration initiatives on major tributaries in the Colorado River Basin. Word crews and interns provide much of the hands-on restoration implementation within these initiatives after completing comprehensive training.
In all three of these programs, participants foster a respect for river systems while gaining valuable work experience and building resumes for future conservation careers.
The Southwest Conservation Corps empowers individuals to positively impact their lives, their communities, and the environment.
Be in the know about Future Vision
Future Vision is the strategic plan that will lead The Rotary Foundation into the next century. By aligning projects and activities and giving Rotary clubs more control over grant money, Future Vision will strengthen the impact of the programs that clubs support.
Bring your phones, tablets, or laptops and follow along
as we explore crowdsourcing on My Rotary. In this
interactive session, we will share examples of how
clubs are using Rotary Ideas to request partners, funds,
volunteers, and materials and maximize exposure for
service projects. We will focus on how you can draw
support from both the Rotary family and the general
public by utilizing both Rotary social tools and social
media.
June 2014 Best Practice Webinar Lessons from the Field: Unique & Innovative S...VolunteerMatch
Your employee volunteer program is up and running, but now what? How do you get your employees involved and out in the community volunteering? Or, maybe, your engagement levels have plateaued and you can't seem to figure out how to inspire employees who haven't been involved in the past. Don't worry - we've got answers for you!
We will be joined by expert employee volunteer program practitioners from Allina Health System, Apollo Education Group and NV Energy who will share with you the unique and innovative ways that they have increased engagement in their programs.
Small Farm Resource Centers: Antiquated or Adaptable?Andrea Bohn
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organizations and other small institutions) and local farmers and extended to the community.
Presented by Dr. Abram Bicklser and Dr. Ricky Bates at the ECHO Asia conference in Chaing Mai, Thailand, in October 2013
How to Start or Convert to a Co-op BusinessNFCACoops
This presentation was part the Co-op Track at the 2019 NOFA Summer Conference. Looking to start a business or for a business succession plan that retains jobs and builds economic sustainability? Co-ops root business in communities, strengthen buy-in, and build resilient and sustainable economy and food systems. Learn how co-ops work, the startup process, benefits of conversion, financing, and history. Presenters will shares stories of the process of converting businesses to the co-op model, starting worker co-ops, food co-ops and producer co-ops.
Presenters:
-Larisa Demos, Worker/member-owner Green Mountain Spinnery, Board of Directors, Valley Alliance of Worker Co-operatives.
-Suzette Snow-Cobb, Has been involved with co-ops since the '80s, works for the Neighboring Food Co-op Association.
Cooperative models to transform dairy value chains in Southern AfricaILRI
Presented by Carmen Jaquez (Land O Lakes) at the African Green Revolution Forum Working Session on Transforming Dairy Value Chains in Africa: Pathways to Prosperity, Nairobi, 8 September 2016
A membership organization made up of seniors who want to stay in their homes, volunteers who want to help them, and a coordinator who matches the two groups.
Introduction and overview of the Ability Garden of New Hanover County, North Carolina. Our unique therapeutic gardening program is located in Wilmington, NC at the New Hanover County Arboretum. This slide show gives an overview of our therapeutic gardening program. We use horticultural and environmental education to promote health and wellness, meet individual goals and support community development. The Ability Garden is designed to be a model program and as such is highly adaptable to different goals and situations.
Expanding Paul Harris Society membership in each district is a priority for The Rotary Foundation’s centennial year. Learn what you can do to establish or strengthen society participation. We’ll offer tips on how to identify effective leaders and potential members, how to maintain giving at the Paul Harris Society level, and how to recognize members of the society.
Rotary Community Corps: Community Solutions for Community Challenges Rotary International
Learn what a Rotary Community Corps (RCC) is and how to establish one in your home community. We will discuss how RCCs can be used to strengthen Rotary’s network, develop future leaders, conduct effective service projects in the areas of focus and ensure project sustainability.
Michelle Dunn, Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, “Great American Cleanup of PA, In...Michael Hewitt, GISP
This presentation will be an overview of Keep Pennsylvania’s mission, statewide accomplishments and core programs that are available to local governments, community organizations and residents of Pennsylvania who want to make their communities clean and beautiful.
Reach Out To Africa (ROTA) is a Rotary International committee that works to enhance Rotary in Africa through service projects and partnerships with Rotary clubs and districts in other countries. Hear first-hand updates from volunteers from several regions and gain new perspective on establishing partnerships.
Since 2005, Rotarians from around the world have packaged
tens of millions of meals with Stop Hunger Now. This
meal-packaging program is a fun, hands-on international
service project that encourages a cooperative effort within
the community. Learn how you can engage your club in this
sustainable global feeding effort that delivers nutrition to
people in more than 70 countries. Additionally, you’ll hear
about Stop Hunger Now’s new sustainable development
project opportunities and possibilities for global grants.
Environmental stewards program and River Restoration Program - Michael Rendon...rshimoda2014
The health of American rivers is essential to the communities and environments that depend on the beneficial ecosystem services provided. Historic impacts from mining, dams, and a variety of land use practices have left many river environments and riverside communities with a legacy of polluted waterways, erosion, and habitat degradation. With an increasing need to address river health it is essential to engage young adults in this work to conserve and preserve these resources for the future. Through emerging opportunities, young adults can learn skills, gain understanding, and physically work to restore and protect river systems. Programs- like those of the Southwest Conservation Corps- are working with partners to engage this population in various ways, providing much needed job training and education through stewardship.
Michael Rendon will present on Southwest Conservation Corp’s Environmental Stewards program, highlighting past successes and engagement models for DOI Bureaus and non-profits interested in obtaining a Steward. Showcased will be Inyo County’s work on the Lower Owens River Project, along with a Sturgeon habitat restoration project with the USGS Great Lakes Science Center that was nominated for the 2013 Secretary of the Interior Partners in Conservation Award.
Mike Wight will discuss collaborative work with corps programs and partnerships furthering multi-year, watershed-length habitat restoration initiatives on major tributaries in the Colorado River Basin. Word crews and interns provide much of the hands-on restoration implementation within these initiatives after completing comprehensive training.
In all three of these programs, participants foster a respect for river systems while gaining valuable work experience and building resumes for future conservation careers.
The Southwest Conservation Corps empowers individuals to positively impact their lives, their communities, and the environment.
Be in the know about Future Vision
Future Vision is the strategic plan that will lead The Rotary Foundation into the next century. By aligning projects and activities and giving Rotary clubs more control over grant money, Future Vision will strengthen the impact of the programs that clubs support.
Bring your phones, tablets, or laptops and follow along
as we explore crowdsourcing on My Rotary. In this
interactive session, we will share examples of how
clubs are using Rotary Ideas to request partners, funds,
volunteers, and materials and maximize exposure for
service projects. We will focus on how you can draw
support from both the Rotary family and the general
public by utilizing both Rotary social tools and social
media.
June 2014 Best Practice Webinar Lessons from the Field: Unique & Innovative S...VolunteerMatch
Your employee volunteer program is up and running, but now what? How do you get your employees involved and out in the community volunteering? Or, maybe, your engagement levels have plateaued and you can't seem to figure out how to inspire employees who haven't been involved in the past. Don't worry - we've got answers for you!
We will be joined by expert employee volunteer program practitioners from Allina Health System, Apollo Education Group and NV Energy who will share with you the unique and innovative ways that they have increased engagement in their programs.
Small Farm Resource Centers: Antiquated or Adaptable?Andrea Bohn
The Small Farm Resource Center (SFRC) is a research-extension tool that coordinates trials at a central site, as well on the fields of individual farmers, with the purpose of evaluating, within the community, ideas that have been proven elsewhere. Any new ideas, techniques, crops, or new varieties of a local crop may first be evaluated at the SFRC and promising ideas extended to local farmers with little risk. This adaptive research is done directly by the non-governmental agency (typically missions
organizations and other small institutions) and local farmers and extended to the community.
Presented by Dr. Abram Bicklser and Dr. Ricky Bates at the ECHO Asia conference in Chaing Mai, Thailand, in October 2013
How to Start or Convert to a Co-op BusinessNFCACoops
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Presenters:
-Larisa Demos, Worker/member-owner Green Mountain Spinnery, Board of Directors, Valley Alliance of Worker Co-operatives.
-Suzette Snow-Cobb, Has been involved with co-ops since the '80s, works for the Neighboring Food Co-op Association.
Follow the process of Sunlight Children's Advocacy & Rights Foundations capital campaign to raise funds to build the Sunshine Children's Home. This is the organizations first capital campaign.
The Private Well Conference: A National Workshop on Private Well IssuesSteve Wilson
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Rotary Community Corps: Community Solutions for Community ChallengesRotary International
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8. CauseOrganizationDonor
•The donor chooses a
cause based on his beliefs
and values.
•The organization is the
custodian of donated
resources and acts as the
vehicle for effecting
change in the chosen
cause.
•The donor entrusts his
resources to an
organization based on its
financial strength and
perceived ROI.
20. Junior Achievement Volunteer Opportunities
• Classroom Business Consultant
– K-12 Classroom Programs on Financial Literacy, Work Readiness, and
Entrepreneurship
– Commitment is one hour per week for 5-7 weeks (depending on grade
level)
– Many schools available to choose from in the Greater Cincinnati and
Dayton Area (Ask about your child’s school if interested)
– All lesson plans and activity materials are standardized and laid out in a
pre-packaged kit. You don’t have to have any teaching experience!
23. Mission
We strengthen nonprofits to reach
bold community goals.
• We provide effective yet affordable consulting,
coaching, and training services using a
volunteer workforce of highly skilled
professionals.
• We assist our clients and community leaders
to attain their goals.
30. Addressing Real World Challenges
EWB-GCP projects are focused mainly on:
• Providing clean water to people in developing
countries
• Providing sustainable energy alternatives to
cutting down trees and burning the wood
This is our Focus
BECAUSE
31.
32.
33. Providing Real World Solutions
EWB-USA
• Created Fall 2000
• Non-profit
• Humanitarian Organization
• Modeled after Doctors without Borders
EWB-GCP
• Formed Local Chapter Spring 2006
• Consists of Professionals from Cincinnati area
• Professional Engineers and Non-engineering Disciplines
34. Our Vision
A world where all people have access to the resources and
knowledge with which to meet their basic human needs
35. Our Principles
Appreciate & Respect
Culture
Improve Public Health
Improve Environment
Sustainable
Solutions
Necessity over
Luxury
Partnership with Local
Community
Hand Up, Not
Hand Out
Involve & Train
Responsible
Students and
Engineers
36. Past Projects:
Muhororo and Ntobwe Villages, Rwanda
• Provided clean water for the villagers
• Installed collection and storage systems
• Piped water to villages & orphanage
• Provided water stands & taps
37. - St. Julie Mission
- Began in 1995 by the Sisters of Notre Dame
- Composed of three schools and a large farm
- Students, staff, and farm workers total
approximately 600 people
- Roughly 1,500-3,250 villagers within a 4-5
mile radius of St. Julie Mission
- Local residents are subsistence farmers
- Sufficient quantities of clean water are not
available
- Chronic sickness and alcoholism are issues
- Search for firewood is unrelenting and
accelerates deforestation in the area
- Time and labor intensive and expensive
- Adverse impact on the local and global
environment
Current Projects: Biogas and clean
water for Buseesa, Uganda
38. How You Can Help EWB-GCP
Change the World
• Join our chapter today
• We’re not “Engineers only”
• Encourage others to join
• Support us financially
• Find out more at
Thank you for your interest!
www.ewbgcp.org
Editor's Notes
Introductions of everyone in room.
Our objectives in this session are to broaden your perspective on volunteerism and its impact on your job search and professional development, to learn more by considering philanthropy in a conversational format, to help you ask the right questions, and to equip you with helpful resources if you decide to get involved with a volunteer cause.
So, to start, I’d like to get your take. In your own words, what is philanthropy?
In plain language, philanthropy is the voluntary effort to better humankind.
So, together as a group, let’s name a few philanthropic organizations.
Maybe the idea is to start an action, like to encourage women to have a mammogram. Or perhaps the idea is to stop an action, like an effort to stop bullying in schools.
What are some other worthwhile causes?
So, the organization is basically a vehicle for the donor to make an impact on his chosen cause. You might decide that the cause of cancer research is important to you because a loved one suffered from cancer. Or you might decide to get involved in a cause like education if you have school-aged children. So, based on your beliefs, values, and experiences, you may feel connected to a given cause.
However, once you choose a cause, there may be many organizations that you could give your time to. So, it’s important to choose wisely when deciding to work with an organization. Typically, volunteers and donors will feel more confident in an organization that is fiscally responsible and financially stable. You can review the tax return—called a 990 for non-profits—to see exactly how the money is spent. Does most of the organization’s money go toward fulfilling the mission?
For me, at Junior Achievement, as a staff member, I view myself as subordinate to my board of directors. They have a vision and passion for our work, and I see myself as the workhorse to make sure their goals are carried out. I’m curious to hear from Darlyne and Barry about their views on their relationship with their donors and board of directors, and how they work together to make change happen.
Volunteering for an organization may not necessarily be causal to employment, but it’s definitely corollary. Perhaps the same personality traits that make a person more inclined to volunteer their time and resources also make them more employable.
It is undeniable that volunteering provides a person with access to resources, skills, and relationships they might not otherwise gain. I’m curious to know from our non-profit representatives, what do you think is a benefit of volunteering in your organization that would benefit a person in his or her job search?
-Networks and connections
-Skills, education, and training
-Creates a positive impression of the individual
What if you’re already employed, or what happens once you find employment? Volunteering your time makes you a better employer, and odds are, the company you work for may already encourage you to volunteer for a cause they sponsor.
Ask Matthew Thomas for his input, as a professional development coach at Messer.
If you are pursuing employment with specific companies, have you thought about finding out which non-profit organizations or causes they are sponsoring or supporting? Getting involved with those causes may create an efficient volunteer experience that can carry you through your job search and into employment.
What else might motivate a person to want to volunteer their time or donate money to an organization?
These resources may change over the course of time. Who in the room has young children at home? Is anyone here going to school? Would anyone here consider themselves somewhat new in their career? Who in the room has more than 10 years of experience in their career field?
So, for example, early in your career, you may have a lot of time, but not much money. As you grow in your career and perhaps add to your family, you may have more money or expertise to lend to a cause, but less time.
Who is already volunteering their time to a cause?
What happens when your resources change because you become employed or your children grow? What if you decide to go back to school for an additional degree?
Could your volunteer time with a given organization sustain some of these changes? The answer may be “no,” if you burnout after some amount of time. However, with some organizations, especially if you are really passionate about the cause, you may find that you are able to continue your participation in different ways throughout your life, despite major changes in circumstances.
The organization you volunteer with or donate to will expect certain things of you as a constituent.
Time – Be present. Whether you are volunteering in a mission-related capacity, or doing fundraising for the organization, give of your time.
Talent – This could include skills you have learned through your education, through a trade, or even that you have taught yourself.
Treasure – Money. Non-profits cannot exist without donations. This could be a variety of ways, including a direct individual gift, or through participation in fundraising events. It could also include your assistance in gaining access to grants or foundation funds, if this happens to be an area where you have access and expertise.
Participation – If you can’t be involved in the mission, then be involved with the fundraising events and efforts.
Vision – You should feel a connection to some part of the mission or cause.
Represent the organization – Be careful for conflicts of interest that could taint your participation. Speak positively of the organization to others and highlight the activities in a positive light.
Be an ambassador – Always be recruiting the time, talent, and treasure of others when you think it might be a good fit.
These resources can help you find events as well as research various philanthropic organizations. You can check out their financial strength and see how they’ve spent their money.
