WSLB Hygiene Kits
Number of Volunteers Required: 35-40. We are aiming to build 1000 Hygiene Kits for the WomenShelter Long Beach and we NEED YOUR HELP!
ACCEPTING DONATIONS ALL OF AUGUST!
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As members of the Pacific West Realtors Young Professional Network, we believe in giving back to our community and making a positive impact on the lives of others. In line with this spirit, we are thrilled to invite you to our Volunteer Day, where we will be coming together to support an incredible organization, the WomenShelter of Long Beach (WSLB).
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:
- Presentation by WSLB: A representative from the WomenShelter of Long Beach will deliver a powerful presentation, shedding light on the remarkable impact of their organization and the critical services they provide to victims of domestic abuse. This presentation will also highlight how our collective efforts can further support their mission.
- Hygiene Kit Assembly: Following the presentation, all volunteers will come together to assemble care packages filled with essential items and thoughtful goodies for the residents of the WomenShelter. These care packages will bring comfort and support to those who have experienced trauma and are on their journey towards healing and empowerment.
WHY PARTICIPATE:
By joining us in this meaningful event, you will:
- Make a Difference: Your contribution will directly impact the lives of women and children who have experienced domestic abuse, bringing them hope, comfort, and support.
- Support Empowerment: By assisting the WomenShelter of Long Beach, you are helping to empower survivors, giving them the resources and tools they need to rebuild their lives with strength and resilience.
- Community Bonding: This event is an opportunity to connect with fellow young professionals, building a stronger network and fostering a sense of community while working together for a common cause.
- Inspire Change: By supporting WSLB, you are joining a larger movement to eliminate domestic violence and create a community that is free from abuse.
OC Food Bank
Number of Volunteers Required: 35-40. Every person that volunteers with the OC Food Bank will be an empowering force to helping change our community.
Volunteers will be working on assembly lines packing a variety of food items into boxes that will be serving 25,500 low-income seniors monthly. These boxes will eventually be distributed to over 70 sites all throughout Orange County and surrounding areas.
This event is high energy, fast-paced. People will lift anywhere from 1 pound up to 50 pounds. Most of the event will require people to do repetitious tasks. There are different tasks available for different skill levels and physical limitations.
Safety Guidelines
- Dress code is CLOSED-TOED SHOES. NO SANDALS. Preferably tennis shoes
- You will be working in a warehouse, dress accordingly and in comfortable clothes.
- The warehouse utilizes forklifts and heavy moving equipment, if children are present they must be properly supervised by their parental guardian.
Check-in
- Through the main warehouse entrance located in the back of the building
Parking
- Located at back of the warehouse
El Modena HS Nature Center & Trail Maintenance
Number of Volunteers Required: 20. Nature Center & trail maintenance at El Modena High School in Orange, CA.
MISSION STATEMENT
The El Modena High School Nature Center/Native Plant Garden is dedicated to the teaching of water conservation and ecological principles to students in grades K-12 and community members.
DESCRIPTION OF GARDEN
The garden occupies approximately one acre. There is a large pond and 200 foot stream with two wetland areas in the stream. All the plants are California Native Plants. Most of the plants are applicable for home use due to their ability to attract birds and butterflies, their beauty and fragrance. Many of the plants were used by California Indians, a topic of 3rd grade history. There is a sitting area for group talks and benches throughout the nature center. An interpretive center serves as a mini-museum and area to obtain information by homeowners on native plants.
Activities:
- Weeding
- Pruning trees and shrubs
- Trail maintenance
Clothing:
- Closed-toed shoes
- Gloves
- Sun hat
- Sun lotion
- Water
- Jeans/work pants recommended