Clerical assistance for the Front Desk Receptionist needed to register clients in the MySeniorCenter system. Volunteer will enter individual client payments, reconcile total payments per shift, and track hours on MySeniorCenter. Qualifications include: moderate computer skills, knowledge of General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) attention to details, comfortable both siting and standing. Confidentiality statement and background check required. Flexible time of day schedule to meet your availability.

Bartlett, IL

Through 9/25/19

We are looking for a bilingual (Spanish speaking) volunteer to help with childcare on Thursday afternoons through August from 11:00am to 12:00pm at our Streamwood location. This opportunity includes supervising 2 children and often times providing them with an activity while a therapy session is going on. This position requires a background check.

Streamwood, IL

Through 8/31/19

For our annual Heal, Hope, Grow Gala in April, we work with groups such as offices, clubs, and friends to collaborate on our Silent Auction Baskets. Groups adopt a silent auction package-- with 10 or so people contributing 1 or 2 items each amazing, fully loaded baskets are created! Each year, we aim to raise $10,000 at the silent auction, and we are not able to do that without the involvement of volunteers. We can provide basket ideas and helpful tips, but all themes are welcome!

Hoffman Estates, IL

Through 4/1/19

Share your PASSION for a HEALTHY LIFESTYLE As a Staying Healthy Group Aide, you will work directly with clients of Kenneth Young Center whom are striving to improve their daily living skills (under supervision of a licensed therapist). You will share your passion for living a healthy lifestyle with members of the group. The group's focus is aimed to help clients learn budgeting, decision making, and independent living skills such as cooking healthy meals. Every week, members decide what meal they would like to prepare, go grocery shopping, and then cook the meal. The group meets on Monday nights from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. You will assist in all aspects of the group! Your energy and enthusiasm will help others learn the advantages of living a healthy lifestyle. [Kenneth Young Center provides community mental health and senior services to the northwest suburbs. Clients and their families come to us in some of their most desperate moments, and we help by providing: Service coordination and in-home services for frail elderly persons. Counseling for adults, children, families. Assessment, stabilization, linkage for adults/children in psychiatric crisis. Treatment, support, and recovery services for those with serious mental illness. Volunteer opportunities. To learn more about us, or to contact us directly, please visit our website at: www.kennethyoung.org]

Elk Grove Village, IL

Through 12/4/19

Special Olympics Basketball Coach Needed Must be able to coach S.O basketball and understand rules of the sport. Volunteers need to complete a CLASS A certification paid for by Little City When: Tuesdays 3:00-4:00 November 1st through March 17th Where: Little City Foundation 1760 W. Algonquin, Palatine IL 60067

Palatine, IL

Through 3/17/19

Come join us to teach us how to make a delicious new recipe every week and learn a useful life skill! We will learn new cooking techniques, kitchen safety procedures and table manners all while having fun and enjoying a variety of yummy treats! Classes are 3-4 pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays starting March 6th and going until April 24th.

Palatine, IL

Through 4/24/19

We need an experienced coach/teacher that could instruct our Little City residents on how to bowl. It's a great way to spend a Wednesday evening at Arlington Lanes, teaching our residents the art of a perfect score in bowling! Our Little City league need this preparation for the Special Olympic qualifying events. Bowling is from 5:30pm-8pm on Wednesday's starting March 6 and goes through April 24.

Palatine, IL

Through 4/24/19

Be a role model and friend to a child between the ages of 7 - 15 who will benefit from an extra adult in their life. Volunteers are matched one-on-one and help children develop better social, emotional, and academic skills. Training, orientation and ongoing support provided. Volunteers must be at least 21 years old, have a valid driver's license and insurance, and pass a criminal background and driving record check.

Palatine, IL

Through 9/27/19

Seeking volunteers that know how to work with adults with intellectual disabilities (special ed teacher or classroom aide) to work with adults to help fill out a client satisfaction online survey on a computer. Volunteers needed beginning January 21, 2019 through the end of March. Flexible hours Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Request 2 or 3 hour shift.

Arlington Heights, IL

Through 3/31/19

"My 91 yr old Dad just had first ride last week, what a blessing this group of people are!❤️" Our drivers have been with us for an average of 6 years. Our riders are an average age of 85 and absolutely love our service. Come join us as a driver and help make a difference to seniors in the NW suburbs. We are looking for friendly and patient volunteers to drive area seniors to medical appointments (doctors, dental, etc.). Must have excellent driving skills. Great for stay-at-home moms or dads, retirees and part-time workers. Very flexible schedule, we will work with your available time. Drivers especially needed in Schaumburg, Des Plaines, Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove Village & Wheeling. Must be 21 and over.

Arlington Heights, IL

Through 10/10/19

Supervisor: Volunteer Coordinator, Allyson Schnoor, aschnoor@nwcasa.org Hours per Month: Minimum of 12 hours, 2 shifts of 6 hours Minimum 1 year committment after training. Description: The Role of an Advocate is to provide support to the 24/7 crisis hotline. This includes answering hotline calls, responding to 1 of the 8 hospitals in NWCASA’s service area, and providing documentation within a timely manner. Advocates work directly with survivors of sexual assault and their significant others. Responsibilities: 24/7 Hotline Crisis Intervention: Answer calls during assigned shifts Hotline Crisis Calls – Individuals looking for immediate help Hotline Information/Referral calls – Individuals looking for information on resources available to them Hospital Calls – Survivors needing an advocate in the hospital setting Work closely with survivors in a hospital setting Provide emotional support and information about resource available to survivors Fill out paperwork in a timely manner Outreach Attend Volunteer Recruitment Events if interested and able to Attend General outreach events and functions if interested and able to Support NWCASA by attending events and fundraiser Skills and Qualifications: Must be 18 years or older Knowledge of sexual violence issues Ability to deal sensitively with victims of sexual violence and their significant others Public speaking abilities Able to work independently and to prioritize/organize tasks Ability to provide own transportation Ability to reach all 8 hospitals within the state mandated 1 hour. Alexian Brothers Medical Center, Elk Grove Village Glenbrook Hospital, Glenview St. Alexius Medical Center, Hoffman Estates Lutheran General, Park Ridge Northwest Community Hospital, Arlington Heights Skokie Hospital, Skokie St. Francis, Evanston Evanston Hospital, Evanston

Arlington Heights, IL

Through 7/1/19

We are recruiting new members for Senior Corps-RSVP, a retired and senior volunteer program for people 55+, to help students at life - The District 214 Transition Program with a service learning project about pet welfare. They are prepping fleece that will be used to by middle school students in Wheeling to make no-sew blankets for local animal shelters and could use your help! Learn more about Senior Corps-RSVP here: https://www.handsonsuburbanchicago.org/rsvp-membership No prior skills necessary. Will mostly consist of helping to measure and cut fleece. Volunteer as little as one hour during the school day. Must be 55 or older to join Senior Corps-RSVP May need to undergo a background check.

Arlington Heights, IL

Through 3/29/19

Volunteer at O'Hare International Airport, staffing information desks or walking the terminals helping out confused and vulnerable travelers. Volunteer shifts are Monday through Friday from 9 am - 2 pm or 2 pm -6 pm or 6 pm - 8:30 pm, with another shift from 3 pm - 7 pm on Sundays. Training and Orientation will be provided. We look for volunteers interested in a long-term volunteer position, who are able to pass a background check, and who are over 18 years old.

Chicago, IL

Through 9/4/19

Mature individuals with good language and communication skills needed to staff a Legal Self Help Center at the Rolling Meadows courthouse. Volunteers must have basic computer skills and be willing to volunteer on a regular basis at least 1 time per month on Friday mornings from 9:00 AM until Noon. Volunteers assist people with civil court cases who do not have a lawyer, primarily by helping them access a legal self help website. There is some training involved.

Rolling Meadows, IL

Through 12/20/19

JOURNEYS | The Road Home provides overnight shelter to homeless individuals and families in the North and Northwest Cook County area through the PADS program. There are 18 PADS site locations that operate Monday - Sunday from 7:00pm - 7:00am. The shifts and opportunities available have been listed below: Setup (6:00pm - 7:00pm) 1st Shift (6:30pm - 11:00pm)- Meal Serving, Checking in clients/guests, etc. 2nd Shift (11:00pm - 3:00am) - Admit late approvals, prepare lunches, monitor the site and sleeping guests, etc. 3rd shift (3:00am - 7:00am) - Monitor the site and sleeping guests, make coffee, wake up clients/guests, etc. Clean Up (6:00am - 7:00am) All volunteers must attend a mandatory orientation held at JOURNEYS (1140 E Northwest Highway, Palatine).

Palatine, IL

Through 8/28/19

Help promote Home of the Sparrow to local communities on the program services offered as well as opportunities for community involvement. Ambassadors attend various speaking engagements and trade shows/fairs to speak about Home of the Sparrow and hand out promotional materials. ​Ambassadors must enjoy speaking and interacting with crowds. Speaking engagements may be on the evening or weekend. 25 hours of training will be provided.

McHenry, IL

Through 10/8/19

First opened nearly 40 years ago, the Catchpenny is an enterprise of the Auxiliary of Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital. All proceeds from the store support Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital's many programs and initiatives. It is staffed by approximately 30 devoted volunteers including teens, adults and seniors. The shop sells clothing, jewelry, housewares, etc. You are bound to find some great deals for yourself! Think designer jeans, purses, shoes, dresses, coats and much more at a fraction of the street value! The Catchpenny is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Volunteer shifts range from 3 hours to all day shifts. Duties include greeting customers, ringing up sales, sorting/pricing of donations, keeping the shop cleaned and straightened up, customer services, and more! Many lasting friendships have been made at the Catchpenny. Come be a part of a great group of volunteers who enjoy helping the hospital and others while meeting new people and making new friends. Why not volunteer and meet new friends while helping a great cause! Come join our great volunteer team!

North Barrington, IL

Through 12/19/19

Have professional experience in marketing? Join the Marketing Committee at JOURNEYS | The Road Home! We are seeking individuals with a professional and educational background in marketing and public relations to join our Marketing Committee to assist with strategic planning for fundraising campaigns. If interested in joining please Express Interest. Please be prepared to submit upon request a cover letter explaining how you and your skills would be an asset to JOURNEYS and/or a resume.

Palatine, IL

Through 11/30/19

Help us save lives in your community by welcoming, caring for and educating our generous blood donors at local community groups, schools and businesses. These generous donors positively impact cancer patients, trauma patients and many, many more. We need you to let them know how special they truly are. Responsibilities include welcoming donors, donor care, providing refreshments and educating them on the importance and impact of their donation. Orientation provided. Background check required. Volunteer must be 18 years and older.

Rosemont, IL

Through 12/13/19

Hanul Family Alliance is looking for volunteers to help Korean immigrants practice their English skills. Volunteer tutors will be working either in one-on-one or small groups (no larger than six students to one tutor) to improve their English conversational ability. Korean language fluency is not required but is helpful. Location and times are flexible to match the tutor and adult students. Locations can be any one of Hanul's three offices (Chicago, Mount Prospect, Buffalo Grove) or a local public library. Classes are held once a week for 1.5 hours. Teaching resources are provided for free.

Des Plaines, IL

Through 6/30/19

We are looking for guitarists, singers, flutists, violinists, etc. to play at the Lutheran Home! Help us to positively impact the resident/family experience by providing live music to create and enhance a pleasing and relaxing environment. Lutheran Home appreciates anyone who is committed to offering the gift of their music to those who have a need. Music makes everyone feel better! Can you join us 1-2 hours per week?

Arlington Heights, IL

Through 10/11/19

Lunch Buddies Tutoring at Jane Addams Elementary School Who: HandsOn Suburban Chicago (HOSC) needs YOU to help low-income students get the academic support they need to succeed! What: Lunch Buddies is an in-school tutoring program designed to strengthen the foundational reading and math skills of elementary school students (4th, 5th, and 6th graders). Volunteers will work with small groups of students and under the direction of volunteer leaders and/or program staff. Where and When: Volunteer tutors are needed on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm at Jane Addams Elementary School (1020 East Sayles Drive, Palatine, IL 60074). Choose and commit to one day or more per week for the school year. Mandatory orientation/training is TBD in September. Volunteers must be willing to undergo a background check. Why: Tutoring is a fun and rewarding experience. In spring 2017, students, on average, improved their automaticity with multiplication and division facts by nearly 10%. Moreover, volunteers have reported that working with students has boosted their self-confidence and given them an incredible sense of personal satisfaction. Apply today: http://www.handsonsuburbanchicago.org/tutor

Palatine, IL

Through 5/9/19

PRIMARY DUTIES Financial Management Develop and manage annual budget and forecasts Support department-level budgeting efforts; ensure consistency with overall organizational budgets Maintain financial models to efficiently track, measure and report on above Provide financial analyses, reports, and recommendations to the ED and Board Accounting and Financial Reporting Oversee all accounting policies; direct best practices, policies and procedures for sound financial management and documentation Manage process of all grant drawdowns, consolidation of grant reporting & maintain the grant calendar Supervise bookkeeping function; ensure records are maintained in accordance with generally accepted accounting standards and internal controls, including: Revenue recognition for earned and contributed income Non-profit fund accounting Cost allocations across departments Deliver timely, accurate, and useful financial reports for funders, foundations, senior leadership, and Board Direct the review, approval and documentation process for AR/AP, cash management, and other financial control mechanisms Additional Duties Oversee third-party payroll administration, maintenance of employee benefits, and employee onboarding/offboarding Lead annual insurance renewals and oversee annual workers compensation audits Manage Audit, Taxes & Compliance Liaise with the external audit firm to ensure all information and audits are prepared timely and accurately Monitor compliance with all federal, state and local financial and other tax reporting requirements (including 990 filings, sales taxes, financial disclosure requirements) Remain up-to-date on nonprofit audit best practices and state and federal law regarding non-profit operations QUALIFICATIONS Required: Bachelor’s degree in accounting, business, finance or related field 10-15 years’ prior experience in accounting/finance management, or an equivalent combination of training and experience Experience in not-for-profit accounting Experience with cloud-based ERPs, CRM databases, and other government accounting systems Excellent written and verbal communication skills Experience working with Board Members to ensure fiscal awareness Ability to exercise good judgment and discretion in handling confidential matters and materials Master’s Degree or CPA (preferred

Mount Prospect, IL

Through 12/16/19

Looking for organizations or clubs to host a one-time opportunity or dedicate one day a month and recruit volunteers from your organization to volunteer at the Community Closet. We will train the lead person(s) who would oversee the sorting of clothes, replenish rooms with inventory and if comfortable can grow into a role to also be involved with managing the closet for just volunteers and or with shoppers checking them in and out on the days they are assigned.

Palatine, IL

Through 10/31/19

Need to fulfill court-mandated hours? We let you serve ANYTIME the store is open. No need to schedule shifts - just drop in and serve! For those completing school mandated hours (Harper Promise, NHS, Palatine Life), contact us to sign up for shifts. It's easy and accessible! We have helped hundreds of individuals successfully complete their court or school ordered service with ease. Our environment is welcoming and we offer a break room, kitchen area, and restrooms. Your service helps create funds that provide housing and resources for homeless women and children. Complete your service hours and make a difference at Community Threads! Contact us and let's get started!

Arlington Heights, IL

Through 11/28/19

Bessie's Table of Des Plaines is seeking Dining room volunteers (individuals and or groups up to 15) for their Monday night community dinner program. Volunteer duties include, but are not limited to; serving, rolling silverware, dish washing, clean up and possible light food prep. Volunteer hours are from 4pm-7:15pm every Monday (closed major holidays) and dinner is served from 5:30pm-6:30pm. Closed the month of August. Volunteers and groups are rotated weekly, so a weekly commitment is not needed. Dining Room volunteers must be 14 years of age or older. Orientation will be provided.

Des Plaines, IL

Through 10/17/19

The Volunteer Information Technology Manager is responsible for maintaining computer hardware, software, networks and helping with agency computer needs. The IT Manager may work in unison with other volunteers to manage the agency’s daily computer/telephone needs. The Information Technology Manager reports to the Senior Administrative Officer. Manages and provides hardware and software maintenance, training and consultation, and recommendations about future planning within the Agency’s technology needs. 1. Manage information technology and computer systems 2. Ensure technology is accessible and equipped with current hardware and software 3. Monitor and maintain technology to ensure maximum access 4. Secure resources to meet the agency’s communications needs.

Des Plaines, IL

Through 7/31/19

Lunch Buddies Mentoring at Euclid Elementary School Who: HandsOn Suburban Chicago (HOSC) needs reliable mentors like YOU to provide at-risk students the support they need to flourish in school and beyond. What: Lunch Buddies Mentoring offers students the chance to form stable, trusting relationships with non-family adults. Under the supervision of the school’s social worker, volunteers will work one on one with students, getting to know them by playing games and doing crafts. Applicants must be willing to undergo a background check. When & Where: Lunch Buddies Mentoring will begin in late September and run until early June. The program takes place in 50 min. chunks on Mondays through Fridays from 10:45 am to 1:25 pm at Euclid Elementary School in Mount Prospect (1211 North Wheeling Rd, Mt Prospect, IL, 60056). Choose and commit to one day or more per week. Applicants must be 18 or over. Why: Research has proven that children who have at least one caring adult in their lives achieve more than those who do not. Plus, mentoring is a fun and rewarding experience. Volunteers have consistently reported that working with students has boosted their self-confidence and given them an incredible sense of satisfaction in knowing their contributions have positively impacted their mentees. Apply online today: https://www.handsonsuburbanchicago.org/lunch-buddies.

Mount Prospect, IL

Through 6/7/19

Volunteer drivers needed for the Village of Niles's Meals on Wheels Program. Drivers will be assigned one specific day, Monday through Friday. Meals are picked up at 11:00 on your designated day at Bella Terra, 8415 Waukegan Road, Morton Grove. All meal recipients live within the Village of Niles. Volunteers deliver meals using their own vehicles. Delivery is estimated to take between 45 minutes and one hour. Volunteers must be over the age of 18 and possess a valid driver's license.

Niles, IL

Through 12/19/19

To provide companionship to residents in the Health Care Center. 1. Review folder prior to visits to become familiar with instructions for visit. 2. Visit one-on-one with assigned residents in the Health Care Center. 3. Comment on resident's response to visit (expressing joy, willingness to connect). Volunteer must be 16 years & older.

Wheeling, IL

Through 7/4/19

PROJECT MISSION: To improve quality of life and care for residents of long-term care facilities throughout suburban Cook and Lake county communities. PROJECT PURPOSE: To speak with residents and their family members at the facilities and to speak with concerned citizens in the community in order to empower residents so they are treated with respect, receive quality medical and personal care, are free to exercise self-determination. Educate residents, facility staff, and the public about long-term care residents’ rights and to advocate for individual and systemic improvements. QUALIFICATIONS: Be at least 18 years of age; have the ability to travel to long-term care facilities; have a sincere interest in promoting the well-being and protecting the rights of people in long-term care; have the ability to discover facts alleged in complaints and objectively determine whether the complaints are verified or not verified; be able to work cooperatively with residents and staff to resolve complaints; successfully complete required training; dedicate at least 4 hours per month at assigned facility preferably for at least two years; attend quarterly meetings and training. No nursing home experience is necessary. Volunteers choose their volunteer hours as Ombudsman have 24/7 access to the facilities as Certified Ombudsman. A background check is required through the Illinois State Police.

Chicago, IL

Through 12/6/19

Arts of Life is a community of artists with and without disabilities working together to realize their full potential. We are currently seeking Artist Mentors. This unpaid volunteer position is vital to our community and is an exciting opportunity to be part of a vibrant, creative group of adult artists. RESPONSIBILITIES *Empower our artists is an important part of the Arts of Life model. You will partner with studio staff to share your specific skill-set and technical expertise with the artists in the studio. *Complete documentation related to the happenings of the studio each day *Directly supervise and collaborate with assigned artists, including, but not limited to the following: helping artists to implement their goals, assisting artists with taking out and putting away supplies for their projects, providing technical assistance related to their projects, assisting studio staff with transportation. *Assist staff and artists in maintaining the studio and the art, including, but not limited to: brush care, studio upkeep and repair, meal prep and cleanup *You may also be asked to assist in stretching canvas and matting, framing, and hanging work. THE IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL: *Demonstrate prompt and reliable attendance *Solve problem solve and work with minimal supervision. *Work in a spirit of mutual cooperation. *Show initiative, dedication, and creativity. *Have a consistently positive and flexible attitude. *Be able to assist all individuals served by Arts to Life, Inc. studio.

Glenview, IL

Through 10/24/19

You can change a life. People with developmental disabilities face many barriers when looking for employment in the community – unreliable transportation, non-understanding employers... Not to mention an 85% unemployment rate, just to name a few. The Center for Enriched Living (CEL) is working to reduce that staggering figure and break those barriers. You may be the solution. We are currently looking for Employment Readiness Classroom Instructors for our brand-new job readiness training classes! This volunteer position will assist with instructing classes that cover a broad array of topics, including job discovery process, resume building, problem solving at work, and more. Classes take place Tuesday and Thursday mornings. You should have experience with computers and iPads and previous experience in an education or training setting is desirable, however is not required. Apply today and you may change a life next week!

Riverwoods, IL

Through 3/31/19

Do you like to have fun? Are you flexible and willing to try new things? Do you want to make memories and help people with developmental disabilities have meaningful experiences ? CEL’s Sunday Program is a slower-paced program that incorporate a variety of activities for a majority of our Senior members. Our Sunday afternoon program for the winter session (January 6 through March 17, 1:30-4:00 each Sunday) is still in need of volunteers. Come and socialize and create happy memories for adults with developmental disabilities! Volunteers assist staff with fun activities such as Taste of Asia, Flashback to the 1950's, and Center Stage Production of The Brothers Grimm! Sign up today to start having fun!

Riverwoods, IL

Through 3/3/19

The Museum Shop Volunteer will assist the Visitor Services & Development staff in the operation of the Museum Shop, from sales to inventory management and from overall appearance to the orderliness of the shop. We are currently looking for individuals who can volunteer during the museum’s operating hours Tuesday through Sunday. Morning and afternoon times are available. Duties: Answer phones and record messages, Process Museum shop sales: write sales receipts, bag merchandise, process cash, check and credit card transactions, Process incoming shipments, verify quantity ordered and label merchandise, Notify Visitor Services on matters concerning supplies or merchandise, Restock merchandise, as assigned, Assist in the physical inventory of merchandise, Keep shop clean and orderly, Enter new inventory and sales receipts into Excel shop inventory, Merchandise display arrangement in shop, Research new products for museum shop, Create and update merchandise information sheets.

Evanston, IL

Through 6/12/19