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Volunteer Opportunity: Perma-Sculpture Youth Art Project

17. June 2011

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This outdoor art project in the Portland neighborhood sounds really, really cool. Not only is that project in and of itself cool but it offers a boatload of volunteer activities for people with different interests, schedules and availability. Really there’s a way for just about everyone to get involved with this project. During the summer [...]

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Volunteer at English Conversation Club

6. June 2011

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This is a wonderful opportunity to do good in our community by simply engaging in conversation with another person. Pretty simple right? The LFPL is making it easy for you to volunteer too with offerings on three different days of the week at 3 different locations. Join us as a volunteer to help a diverse [...]

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Volunteer at Central Park This Saturdary November 7, 2009

3. November 2009

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Olmsted Parks needs your help this Saturday November 7, 2009 from 9AM-Noon. Please join us in Central Park this Saturday 9am-Noon…we need your help! Gloves, tools, refreshments will be provided. Anyone interested should email Sarah Wolff for more information and to register. sarah.wolff@olmstedparks.org

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Mayor’s Healthy Hometown Hike at Jefferson Memorial Forest October 17, 2009

6. October 2009

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It’s time for the fifth annual Mayor’s Healthy Hometown Hike at Jefferson Memorial Forest. On Saturday October 17, 2009 there will be free t-shirts (my friend Linda is almost guaranteed to be there just for the free t-shirt alone), hayrides, free pumpkins, hiking and just a general atmosphere of celebrating the gloriousness that is Kentucky [...]

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Volunteer Opportunities at Iroquois Library

5. October 2009

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The Iroquois Library has need for volunteers in a couple areas. 1) Each Saturday in October the library will be having their English Conversation Club. Participants are in English classes but need a chance to practice actual one on one conversation in English. Show up at 3, find Sophie and she will find you someone [...]

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A Call to Action for Knitters!

5. October 2009

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I love my friend Courtney because she’s such a do-gooder like I try to be. Now that the weather is turning she has turned her attention to a project that will allow knitters to do some concrete good in the community. It’s starting to get a little cool outside! While most of us are far [...]

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Metro Animal Services Need Our Help Too

6. August 2009

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Just so you know the bake sale for the library is totally on. There may be two of them (one during lunch, one in the evening) both on Wednesday August 26, 2009. I’ll have more details on that tomorrow. In the meantime Consuming Louisville reader Kim sent me the link to the list of needed [...]

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Shamrock Foundation Needs Volunteers Tomorrow Night

5. August 2009

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I got word that the Shamrock Foundation needs some volunteers for their Art for the Animals event tomorrow night, Thursday August 6, 2009. The event is from 6PM-9PM at the Mellwood Arts Center and tickets are $75 if you want to go as just an attendee. However if you to volunteer here is the scoop: [...]

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Volunteer at Cherokee (or Iroquois) Park this Saturday July 11, 2009

7. July 2009

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The lovely and talented Sarah Wolff over at Olmsted Parks let me know that they’re looking for volunteers at both Cherokee and Iroquois Park this Saturday July 11, 2009. Olmsted Parks Conservancy is looking for volunteers to help maintain trails in Cherokee Park this Saturday 1:30-4:30pm. We’re also hosting our regularly scheduled Park Champion volunteer [...]

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Call for Volunteers: Breaking New Grounds (Go Play in the Dirt)

9. June 2009

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I got a nice email from the folks at Breaking New Grounds telling me that they have some upcoming volunteer days. Volunteer opportunities come in two varieties. The first option is the tending the garden variety. BNG’s garden needs to be tended, including weeding, watering and harvesting. If you would like to help on any [...]

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