Annually the Good Samaritan Network has several major Holiday related events which provide nearly 3,000 opportunities for volunteering and serving Hamilton County families during the Holidays!
Nonprofits, like GSN, rely heavily on volunteers. Volunteers are the heart of what we do in order to make our mission reality! Our volunteers ensure food, clothing, and toys are consistently processed for distribution, keep our mobile food sites operating, enter data for Holiday assistance and help ensure families enjoy a meaningful holiday. They are invaluable in sharing the vision and mission of GSN at community events. Join the thousands of volunteers, totaling countless hours who consistently give of their time to make a difference in the lives of countless Hamilton County families!
Please CLICK HERE to learn more and to sign up for an event.
140 W. Washington St. Indianapolis, IN, 46204 (317) 635-5277 https://irtlive.com/
(317) 635-5277 jlang@irtlive.com https://irtlive.com/The Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT) is a professional regional theatre located in Indianapolis, Indiana. It began as a genuine repertory theatre with its casts performing in multiple shows at once. Over time, it has evolved into a regional theatre and is now a member of the League of Resident Theatres. The IRT’s standard season typically consists of nine or ten plays on two different stages, with the majority of performances taking place on the OneAmerica Stage. The theatre company has a rich history and has been housed in two different buildings. It was established in 1972 at The Athenaeum and moved to its current location, The Indiana Theatre, in 1980.
The Indiana Theatre is a former Paramount Pictures Publix Theatre built in 1927 and converted from a movie theater for IRT’s use. The IRT offers world-class theatre experiences and aims to build a vital, vibrant, and informed community through the transformational power of live theatre.
See more: https://www.irtlive.com/about/
Ushers welcome guests and assist them in locating their assigned seats. After the performance, ushers will walk through the aisles to collect trash and other discarded items. Other duties like coat check are also needed. Speak to the house manager during your assigned shift to determine where you can provide the most benefit.
To register as a volunteer, provide your name, phone number and email address to House Manager, Jacob Lang at jlang@irtlive.com.
Ticket Office
317.635.5252
Administration Office
317.635.5277
Megan Ebbeskotte
Audience Development Manager
mebbeskotte@irtlive.com
Jacob Lang
House Manager
jlang@irtlive.com
For volunteer positions with Indiana Sports Corp., please register here: https://indianasportscorp.rosterfy.com/login
If there is a position that you are interested in but doesn’t have current availability, please feel free to sign up for the waitlist and the Indiana Sports Corp team will be in touch if positions become available.
The Salvation Army Central Indiana Area Command 6060 Castleway West Drive Indianapolis, IN, 46250
(317) 224-1010 kathy.dallacosta@usc.salvationarmy.org http://www.registertoring.comPlease visit www.registertoring.com where you may create an account and sign up as an individual or group (bring your friends, family, coworkers, etc.) to ring the bells at a store location near you. (individuals under 18 years of age must have a parent/guardian/adult with them)
Sign up as an individual or group (bring your friends, family, coworkers, etc.) to ring the bells at a store location near you. All of the money raised will remain in the local community to help individuals and families who need assistance.
The HOSTS (Help One Student To Succeed) program uses one-to-one mentoring in a structured, personalized approach to help elementary students achieve reading success. Why serve as a HOSTS mentor? An hour of your week provides the one-to-one attention that helps 2nd or 3rd-grade students succeed with reading. Mentors work one-to-one with two students for 30 minutes each, using easy-to-follow materials prepared by the HOSTS staff that target specific reading skills. The only qualification needed is the desire to help a student.
The HOSTS program operates in all 11 elementary schools in the MSD of Wayne Township. Volunteers are needed at all of our schools.
The HOSTS program just celebrated its 20th year of helping students to succeed!
Mentors commit to just one hour per week and teams of two or more can alternate weeks.
Various mentoring times from 8am until 2pm are available to accommodate volunteers’ busy schedules.
We recruit volunteers year-round. However, mentoring opportunities follow the school calendar, and volunteers are needed from September to May.
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