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Send us a textIn gratitude for all of the incredible volunteers that support the EOD Warrior Foundation and the EOD Family in so many important ways, we would like to spotlight and celebrate Army EOD Veteran and volunteer extraordinaire, Henry VanNess!Join us in this light hearted interview with Henry, the unlikely bomb tech, who stumbled into the EOD career field and found bonds that last a lifetime. Thank you Henry and thank you to anyone who has given their valuable time, effort and care to support our community!Support the showClick here to support Behind the Warrior Podcast today! https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E110509&id=354

In this episode, URMIA Matters host Julie Groves, Wake Forest University sits down with longtime member and volunteer Paul Fox, Baylor University about his experience volunteering for URMIA, a peek behind the curtain about how the upcoming annual conference comes together, and what's next in his volunteer journey.Connect with URMIA & URMIA with your network-Share /Tag in Social Media @urmianetwork-Not a member? Join ->www.urmia.org/join-Email | contactus@urmia.org Give URMIA Matters a boost:-Give the podcast a 5 star rating-Share the podcast - click that button!-Follow on your podcast platform - don't miss an episode!Thanks for listening to URMIA Matters!

In our latest podcast, Gina sits down with Phoebe Low in our first ever "Volunteer Spotlight" episode! Phoebe is Red River's Partner Alliance Manager and is running the Boston Marathon on behalf of her charity organization Tedys Team.  The mission of Tedy's Team is to raise awareness for stroke and heart disease while supporting survivors on their journey, giving them a means for a comeback! Learn more about Phoebe and her story. Tune in to be InspiRED!Fundraising page: https://www.givengain.com/project/phoebe-raising-funds-for-tedys-team-68497 Tedys Team: https://tedysteam.org/Don't forget to watch this episode on our YouTube Channel! Click here:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxdBFsbeqjaeyxYLL9f7M2w

A Clark County icon, Virginia Rae ‘Ginny' Frosh has volunteered her time and lobbied for state and local parks for decades. https://tinyurl.com/3hhevsrt #ParkersvilleNationalHistoricSite #ParkersvilleHeritageFoundation #GinnyFrosh #VirginiaRaeFrosh #ClarkCountyHeritageSite #WashougalCityCounty #Washougal #Camas #ClarkCountyWa #volunteerism #ParkersvilleDay #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Paul Caulfield has been a longtime volunteer at TPC, and shares why he keeps coming back -- for 4 decades now!

This year, on Sept. 19, before the regular Port Commissioners meeting, Elena Marchand and others were recognized and thanked for their hours of service at the park for Spring Beautification, Parkersville Day, and Summer Watering. https://tinyurl.com/3ynerwkd #ParkersLandingHistoricalPark #PortofCamasWashougal #PortCommissionersMeeting #VolunteerSpotlight #ElenaMarchand #SusanTripp #RosaleeMacRae #ParkersvilleHeritageFoundation #CecilandMaryVanVleet #SpringBeautification #ParkersvilleDay #SummerWatering #Camas #Washougal #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Did you know there is a law called Released Time that allows public school students to receive Bible teaching DURING the school week? This is the very law that makes Bible2School possible! Did you also know there are 53 million public school students in America? Today, you'll hear how a high schooler, Kayli Brown, thought outside the box and used this Released Time law to volunteer with Bible2School -  allowing her to share Jesus with her local public elementary school students! Kayli talks about her involvement with Bible2School and shares her favorite lessons and Godstories. Ready to hear how you can make an eternal impact in the lives of children around you, just like Kayli? Let's go! KAYLI BROWN is a recent high school graduate &  Bible2School volunteer. She is currently a nanny to three incredible girls, one of which attends 2nd grade Bible2School through her local program. Kayli volunteered with Bible2School for two years, working with three grades! She loved her time with this ministry and hopes others will be inspired to teach children about Jesus too. She loves the reminder that God always has a path for us (Psalms 25:4).   Resources: Released Time guidelines by state Crossing of the Red Sea - Exodus 14 The Plague of Boils - Exodus 9:8-11 Bible2School At Home Activities Rate & Review this podcast on APPLE Rate & Review this podcast on SPOTIFY Rate & Review this podcast on PODBEAN   Next Steps: Contact us to bring Bible2School to your community! Engage with us on FB and IG Share this podcast with a friend Subscribe to You CAN Tell the Children

Our guest this week is Nan Jack, a New York Cares Team Leader who has served the five boroughs for the last ten years. She is a genuinely inspiring and selfless member of our community, who has led projects with Visions and the Astoria Park Alliance.

On this episode, we're proud to feature another exceptional volunteer Team Leader, Patrick McGuire. Patrick is a Queens native who has completed over 4,000 projects and 8,400 hours of volunteer service over the past fifteen years. Patrick is a Coat Drive MVP, serving as an Ambassador promoting our program to commuters at Penn Station and leading coat collections, sorting, and distributions: but the most rewarding of all is Christmas mornings distributing coats at the Rescue Mission Center on Canal Street. In Patrick's own words, "What I really love about working with New York Cares is making an impact on the lives of the people we serve."

Scott Robertson dropped in to give us a heads up about the 7th Annual Clean the Dream event on August 27th.  If you will be in the Denver area, you should definitely check it out. All Things Social Media Follow Scott on Instagram. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

On this episode, we're highlighting an exceptional team leader and volunteer, Kai Tham. Kai grew up in Little Italy, and started volunteering in 2017. He became a High Riser in 2019, a volunteer who has completed +1,000 hours of volunteer service. As a team leader, Kai serves as an example of punctuality, problem solving, and dependability. Many volunteers have returned to his projects as a result of his leadership and vision. He advises anyone interesting in volunteering to, "Pick a project and get started. It's contagious."

This is the end of this volunteer spotlight series where Jill, the Co-Director, is joined by Alicia - the Educational Development Manager, Sabrina - the Support Line Program Manager, and Mary - the Co-Director, to offer up some reflections on the WOMAN, Inc. Volunteer Program and to share our gratitude and appreciation to all those that volunteer with the organization.

The Couch Time Podcast EP 137: Volunteer Spotlight: Abbey Owens Today on The Couch Time Podcast, Ryan and Stephen get to talk with Abbey Owens, who is a high school girls Small Group Leader at the Independence Campus. You'll get to hear from Abbey about what she loves, what's challenging, and maybe glean some insights from her 4+ years of experience in Student Ministry. PLEASE email us at podcast@graceky.org with ideas or suggestions of what would be helpful to you on the podcast.

We’ve got another Volunteer Spotlight and this week we’re talking to Gatlin Aldridge who does....just about everything! Gatlin is integral to LCT’s day to day functioning and we’re appreciate him so much. Come on in and meet him! MUSIC: Bonus Points - Pizza and Video Games LINK: https://soundcloud.com/bonuspoints/pizza-and-video-games

It’s our first ever Volunteer Spotlight, in which we introduce you to the heart of Lubbock Community Theatre: our volunteer base. This week we welcome Jillian Jhonstone whose skills with costume and make-up light up Lubbock theatre! MUSIC Bonus Points - Pizza and Video Games LINK: https://soundcloud.com/bonuspoints/pizza-and-video-games

Bike Walk Wichita turned 10 this year; join us as we look back at some of the highlights, transitions + celebrations with BWW’s First Lady Nancy Carroll. Roaming Reporter Aimee catches up with Nathan Jung, owner of Continental Cycling and we shine the Volunteer Spotlight on Jack Murphy. Visit www.bikewalkwichita.org/podcast for links + show notes.

Welcome to Episode 12 of the FOUR12 Canada PodcastListen to the podcast and access the show notes here or search for the FOUR12 Canada Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Google or wherever you get your podcasts and listen for free. We are so excited to share this Volunteer Spotlight episode with you! Meet Tanya SprathoffTanya has been serving in the Production Ministry at Faith Baptist Church for the past 5 years as a service director. She also coordinates the Prayer Team and leads a small group. Tanya loves dark chocolate (at least 85%) and Lung Ching green tea.  She loves travelling in general and thinks Canada is filled with amazing places to visit. She part-time homeschools and is a taxi service for two teenagers. During the growing season, her passion is her 30'x50' veggie garden! Links from the PodcastRight Now Media PODCAST HIGHLIGHTSBest Practices for Scheduling VolunteersLook ahead!Encourage everyone to block off times they are not availableMake sure all volunteers have an opportunity to say noLet them know they are accountable and responsible to find a replacement should they not be able to make itTips for Planning CentreProvides a big picture view; shows who is serving whereLook at previous plansPair families together (youth with parents or spouses serving together)Send notifications easily and specifically for each weekUse reminder emails and text notificationsWhat EquipsRemember everything is for JesusKnowing that online is a safe place for those who may not come into a church; creating an online environment is very important Look for ways to reach people who we normally wouldn't have access to on a Sunday-to-Sunday basisThings to AppreciateProduction team arrives very early to get things set upThey are thinking of ways to reach people outside of the church and create an online environmentEncouragement for ListenersWhat a wonderful opportunity to draw closer to God and prioritize what is important in our livesRead His wordWatch videosGet on fire for God!"Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever! Amen" Ephesians 3:20-21 (NIV) Thanks for listening! We hope this episode has equipped you for greater influence through serving. We don’t want you to miss a single episode so if you haven’t done so already, subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Help us reach more people by writing a review for the podcast! The FOUR12 Canada podcast is a ministry of Faith Baptist Church in Huntsville Ontario. Explore everything FOUR12 Canada at four12.ca. Thanks for spending some time with us. See you next time! Up Next Season 1 Episode 13: Dave Lane on What You Do at Home Equips You for Ministry, Defining What Different is and Grace And Rebuilding

Welcome to Episode 11 of the FOUR12 Canada PodcastListen to the podcast and access the show notes here or search for the FOUR12 Canada Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Google or wherever you get your podcasts and listen for free.We are so excited to share this conversation with Colin Ray. For the last 10 years, he has been the Production Manager at Muskoka Woods. We had the privilege of having Colin as our production guru at the FOUR12 Canada Conference in 2019.Connect with Colin EMAIL | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM Links from the PodcastFuller LightsChurch on the Move blogDownload Youth MinistryPODCAST HIGHLIGHTS"Find your passions!"  Create an Environment to Let God SpeakConnect with speakers and understand what they wantBuild relationshipsPartner with what they are doingA Ministry of WhyTrain by building relationshipsTalk about the why and hold regular team meetingsDo mock showsPractiseHow to Move to OnlineAsk what should be live and what can be prerecordedAsk how we can engage and interact online and still get out important informationThis time has given people in production an opportunity to be creativeCreate an ExperienceGain inspiration from seeing people engage and come to GodCreate space for God to work Break the MoldTry new thingsWhat can church be?What can worship be? "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV)Encouragement for ListenersFollow your passion and use it to drive the skills God gave youDon't be afraid to ask for help; reach out and network with peopleUse what you learn from your challenging moments Thanks for listening! We hope this episode has equipped you for greater influence through serving. We don’t want you to miss a single episode so if you haven’t done so already, subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Help us reach more people by writing a review for the podcast! The FOUR12 Canada podcast is a ministry of Faith Baptist Church in Huntsville Ontario. Explore everything FOUR12 Canada at four12.ca. Thanks for spending some time with us. See you next time! Up Next Season 1 Episode 12: Volunteer Spotlight on Serving in Production with Tanya Sprathoff

This is the first year that the SCCD has offered a local high school student the opportunity to volunteer during school hours and learn valuable knowledge and skills related to conservation. Join us as we talk to Jeremiah and find out why he wanted to volunteer for the Susquehanna County Conservation District.

ROBOTICON is held in USF's Yuengling center, and there the engineering department always puts on an Expo that showcases the different engineering clubs and organizations at USF. Of course, this expo could not happen without all the hard work of the volunteers and the team is joined by Sampad the volunteer coordinator for USF's Expo.Sampad Acharya or Sam is a second-year electrical science Ph.D. student at USF. In 2017 he came from India to continue his education in electrical and commuter science. He is at Roboticon managing 54 people from 20 different organization and research groups. His job is to make sure all the exhibitors have the supplies that they need and he is in charge of making sure that they are feed. The only issue Sam has faced was missing the volunteer lunch because he had been working. Sampad is a hard worker and is passionate about learning.He goes into detail about how much he does around campus and in different organization. He is a Teacher's Assistant for a lab in the fundamentals of logic and design and conducts research involved in computer sciences. Moreover, he is the IEEE workshop chair at USF and through this program, he has met and taught other FIRST students. Sam explains how he got involved in IEEE by going to a quality free food banquet at an IEEE event, where he met lots of inspiring people and he decided that he wanted to get involved.When Sam talked about his experience in the electrical engineering field he has already had experience working in India as a researcher for two colleges and at different engineering companies. He came to Florida because he wanted to expand his knowledge of artificial intelligence and programming. To learn more about IEEE student chapter at USF IEEE USF. Also, to learn more about Sampad Acharya visit his LinkedIn IEEE USF.Sponsored by: Support our coverage by shopping Amazon here. Whether you're programming a robot, playing a game or doing homework, the Microsoft Surface is the tablet that can replace your laptop. Get yours at the Microsoft Store.

ROBOTICON is held in USF's Yuengling center, and there the engineering department always puts on an Expo that showcases the different engineering clubs and organizations at USF. Of course, this expo could not happen without all the hard work of the volunteers and the team is joined by Sampad the volunteer coordinator for USF's Expo.Sampad Acharya or Sam is a second-year electrical science Ph.D. student at USF. In 2017 he came from India to continue his education in electrical and commuter science. He is at Roboticon managing 54 people from 20 different organization and research groups. His job is to make sure all the exhibitors have the supplies that they need and he is in charge of making sure that they are feed. The only issue Sam has faced was missing the volunteer lunch because he had been working. Sampad is a hard worker and is passionate about learning.He goes into detail about how much he does around campus and in different organization. He is a Teacher's Assistant for a lab in the fundamentals of logic and design and conducts research involved in computer sciences. Moreover, he is the IEEE workshop chair at USF and through this program, he has met and taught other FIRST students. Sam explains how he got involved in IEEE by going to a quality free food banquet at an IEEE event, where he met lots of inspiring people and he decided that he wanted to get involved.When Sam talked about his experience in the electrical engineering field he has already had experience working in India as a researcher for two colleges and at different engineering companies. He came to Florida because he wanted to expand his knowledge of artificial intelligence and programming. To learn more about IEEE student chapter at USF IEEE USF. Also, to learn more about Sampad Acharya visit his LinkedIn IEEE USF.Sponsored by: Support our coverage by shopping Amazon here. Whether you're programming a robot, playing a game or doing homework, the Microsoft Surface is the tablet that can replace your laptop. Get yours at the Microsoft Store.

In the lead up to IDAHOBIT 2019, Cal is joined in the studio by Emily Dwyer from Edge Effect - an organisation focused on supporting humanitarian and development groups to work in genuine partnerships with sexual and gender minorities (aka people with diverse sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, and sexual characteristics (SOGIESC), or LGBTIQ+ people). Emily also shares an exciting announcement with the launch of 42 Degrees - a new NGO working in this humanitarian sector. Plus, we continue our Volunteer Spotlight series in the lead up to National Volunteer Week as we talk to Kate - a long-serving volunteer at Thorne Harbour Health's Positive Living Centre. This show, Episode #670 originally aired Thursday 16th May 2019. Grab this and other podcasts from the Well, Well, Well team on iTunes | Spotify | or your favourite podcast platform - or head to joy.org.au/wellwellwell Head to www.thorneharbour.org for more information about Thorne Harbour's LGBTI health and well-being services Thorne Harbour is social! facebook: facebook.com/thorneharbour  |  twitter: @ThorneHarbour  |  instagram: @thorneharbour  

This week on Well, Well, Well, Cal Hawk is joined in the studio by Proud2Play's Bowie Stover to take a look at inclusion of trans and gender diverse players in sport. Offering her perspective from an elite level is Australian national team handball player and Australian Rules Football player Hannah Mouncey. Meanwhile, Kew Football Club player Carter O'Regan offers some insight at the community sport level. This episode is also the first to feature our Volunteer Spotlight in the lead up to National Volunteer Week 2019. This week, Cal talks to Greg Kelly, a longstanding community advocate for people living with HIV who volunteers every month with the SAMESH program in South Australia to host GK's Cooking Class. Later in the episode Cal also talks to Tom Lee from Box Hill Institute about an upcoming LGBTIQ inclusive basketball event on happening on 10 May aimed at tertiary students. This show, Episode #666 originally aired Thursday 18th April 2019. Grab this and other podcasts from the Well, Well, Well team on iTunes | Spotify | or your favourite podcast platform - or head to joy.org.au/wellwellwell Head to www.thorneharbour.org for more information about Thorne Harbour's LGBTI health and well-being services Thorne Harbour is social! facebook: facebook.com/thorneharbour  |  twitter: @ThorneHarbour  |  instagram: @thorneharbour

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EM Weekly was stared out as a way to expand my classroom for the EM program that I teach for. With some encouragement from my friend Brian, we decided that we wanted to share these leadership principles with the world of emergency management. Our goal is to bring you quality content every week that impacts emergency management, first responders, and disaster volunteers. EM Weekly seeks out leaders in the industry, and spotlights volunteers in disaster services. This is an inclusive podcast.This introduction to EM Weekly is just that, an introduction to the program. We are building a community of individuals that are here to help each other be the best at our job that we can be. We have a resources page, the book club page, the Volunteer Spotlight, and more.We have brought in experts in communications, technology, leadership, and emergency management. We also have authors and keynote speakers. This podcast is everything in emergency management, public safety, and disaster volunteers.I know that you will enjoy this podcast, and the E magazine that we are producing. Thank you so much for being part of this community and help grow. I’m looking forward to hearing from you and please let me know what you think about this podcast and future podcasts that EM Weekly will be producing.

Sarah sits down with longtime volunteer Jane Sumner to talk about her experience at WRBH, her travels abroad and her days as a nurse. Uploaded on March 21st 2017.

January 24, 2017 Debbie James VOA Brunetti Lofts On behalf of the Volunteers of America Denver Retired and Senior Volunteer Program, we would like to recognize Debbie James for this quarter’s Volunteer Spotlight. The Community Room at the Brunetti Lofts, a provider of transitional housing, comes alive the 2nd Tuesday of every month with an artistic flair.  For the children 9 years of age and older the evening “art club is a special time for unlocking the elements of art theory and imagination under the direction of Debbie James.  Each student joining the club reaps from Debbie’s generosity and is issued an art kit packed with goods she has purchased, such as markers, crayons, glue, pencils, paint brushes and more.  Art journals are also made available. With these items in hand, inspiration between meetings is fostered for many different projects. When asked how art benefits children and teens, Debbie’s finds that building confidence and opening the mind to new possibilities and perspectives rank high. She is patient and kind-always willing to go the extra mile for her students.  Because of Debbie’s kindness and dedication, the lives of the youth who call Brunetti Lofts home have been enriched.  The RSVP program thanks Debbie, for sharing her skills and works-of -heART.

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