Jan. 24–28 is the semester's first "Nonprofit in Residence" at the Nebraska Union, hosted by Student Leadership, Involvement, & Community Engagement.
From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day, Huskers should visit to chat with a different local non-profit to learn about their industries, internships and volunteer opportunities.
You can find the organization set up near the N-Card Office on the Union's first floor.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 24
NE Coalition to End Sexual & Domestic Violence
The Nebraska Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence enhances safety and justice by changing the beliefs and behaviors, and dismantling the systems that perpetuate sexual and domestic violence, human trafficking, stalking, and other forms of violence.
Volunteer opportunities available: Volunteer opportunities exist to help with administrative work, assist with planning special events and serve on committees and boards.
Learn more: https://www.nebraskacoalition.org/get_involved/take-actio/volunteer.html
Reach out to: Chelsea Egenberger, chelseae@nebraskacoalition.org
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 25
Catholic Social Services
To perform the Works of Mercy in response to the call of God. Working together, we will build and grow #HopeInTheGoodLife.
Volunteer opportunities available: Volunteer opportunities exist to distribute food, assist refugees in transitioning to Nebraska and help with administrative work.
Click here for a deeper understanding of this nonprofit.
Reach out to, Desirae Hagenbucher, dhagenbucher@cassisus.org
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26
Educare Lincoln
Educare's mission is to establish a high-quality, one-stop community learning center for at-risk children and families; implementing specialized learning environments, which develop children academically and socially, empowering them to become productive members of society through research and evidence-based practices.
Volunteer opportunities available: Educare Lincoln is an Early Childhood School for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years of age. At Educare, students can sign up to volunteer and assist with infant room, admin support and writing birthday cards for youth.
Click here for a deeper understanding of this nonprofit.
Reach out to Karla Bohl, karla.bohl@educarelincoln.org
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 27
Bridges to Hope
Bridges to Hope provides basic household furnishings, clothing and personal hygiene products at no cost to the men and women we serve.
Volunteer opportunities available: Volunteer opportunities are available to sort donations, organize the warehouse, assist with developing marketing materials and host fundraising efforts.
Click here for a deeper understanding of this nonprofit.
Reach out to Rhonda Mattingly, rhonda@bridgestohopene.org
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 28
Serve Nebraska - Americorps
Uniting Americans together to tackle some of the most challenging issues that face our communities while building leadership, professional development and earning benefits like a living allowance and an education award.
Volunteer opportunities available: Apply to serve as an Americorps member and perform indirect service at a local nonprofit in Nebraska. Americorp members earn a stipend and educational award ($6,345).
Click here for a deeper understanding of this nonprofit.
Reach out to Katherine Lacy, katherine.lacy@nebraska.gov
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Want more volunteer opportunities?
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For more information contact Andrew Brown within Student Leadership, Involvement, & Community Engagement at andrew.brown@unl.edu or 402-472-8721.