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for Current Volunteer Opportunities
What type of projects do
volunteers help with? How often?
Monthly or periodic volunteering:
Group facilitator: early stage program or
information and support groups. Committee member:
education, fund development, communications,
finance, information and assistance committee, Walk
to Remember committees.
Speakers' bureau: using your expertise on particular
topics.
Health fairs or education programs: organizing,
registration, set-up or display volunteers.
Outreach education: assist with or speak at Network
outreach meetings.
Advocates: write or call legislators on issues
affecting people with Alzheimer's disease and their
families.
Occasional Volunteering:
Adhoc subcommittees: such as Spring Conference,
wandering education/Safe Return, event volunteers
(i.e., volunteer recognition, candlelight vigil,
Walk to Remember, or annual meeting) Some or all of
this work to be done outside of the office
Information about becoming a volunteer.
Call
(503)364-8100,
e-mail,
or use the form on the
contact page to let us
know of your interest and an information packet and
application can be e-mailed or mailed to you. We
would like to have your experienced skills matched
with projects you would like to do, and have time to
do.
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