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From: volctrsf@sirius.com (Volunteer Center of San Francisco)
Subject: SF Special Events & Vol.Trainings

                      SPECIAL EVENTS & VOLUNTEER TRAININGS
                             Spring/Summer 96


American Cancer Society
235 Montgomery Street, #320
Genice Jacobs at 394-7100

Daffodil Days

We are a nationwide volunteer health organization dedicated to eliminating
cancer.  Through research, education, and services, we try to prevent
cancer, save lives, and diminish suffering.
Volunteer Duties:
Help sell flowers in your community, church or worksite; help wrap
daffodils and prepare them for delivery; go with another person to help
deliver flowers.  If you love flowers, be a part of our project.
Date: 02/01/96 until 03/26/96
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March of Dimes
755 Sansome Street, 2nd floor
Contact: Karen Gorman at 788-2202

The March of Dimes WalkAmerica Event

Walk for someone you love!  Give all babies a chance to be born healthy --
prevent birth defects and support prenatal care for all pregnant women.
Volunteer duties:
Need lots of folks to call people from our database -- no telemarketing!
Food and drinks provided.  Various dates available in February -- the event
takes place on APRIL 27, 1996!  Call for details!
Date: 02/20/96 until 02/29/96
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Polish Arts and Culture Foundation
1290 Sutter Street
Contact: Wanda T. at 474-7070

30th Anniversary Celebration

We are having a variety of events for the celebration from March until
November!
Volunteer duties:
Paderewski Festival in Paso Robles, A Musical Tea held at the Corinthian in
Tiburon, Recital of Chopin music by winners of the First S.F. Chopin
competition for Young Pianists, a celebration of Polish St. John's Eve, and
many more events will need volunteers. Call for times.
Date: 03/01/96
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S.F. School Volunteers
65 Battery Street
Contact: Gina Lorenzo at 274-0250

Weekly Orientations

Find out how you can get involved in the public school system.
Opportunities are usually during the week at all grade levels.
Volunteer duties:
Tutoring one-on-one, after school sports, library help, English, Math and
all subjects.  Minimum time commitment of one hour per week.
Date: 03/01/96 and Weekly Orientations.
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Marine Mammal Center
Marin Headlands, GGNRA
Contact: Adelena Rodriguez at 289-7353/979-4357

Run For The Seals

4 mile Race in the Marin Headlands.
Volunteer duties:
This is a Volunteer organized event. We need approximately 200 volunteers
in various areas on Race Day. Our volunteers raise around $20,000.00 at
this event!
Date: 03/02/96, 6:30am - 2pm
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Angel Island Association
P.O. Box  866
Contact: Kelly Davies at 435-3522

Docent training

Trainings to become a Docent are on consecutive Saturdays throughout March.
Volunteer Duties:
Volunteers are needed all over the place!  Sell gifts and maps at the
Visitors Center.  If you are more comfortable working directly with groups
of people, try interpreting  the Nature and History of the Island to School
Groups and other such visitors.
Date: 03/02/96,  9am - 4:30pm
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Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese
814 Mission Street, Suite 300
Contact: Catherine Greenleaf at 442-6854

Volunteer Trainings

Hey Volunteers! Come check out Catholic Charities.  We have 42 programs and
tons of opportunities!
Volunteer duties:
Orientations are held at 4pm on every Thursday from now until the end of
December.
Date: 03/07/96. Starts at 4pm.
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Living Well Project: Asian and Pacific Islander AIDS Services
1841 Market Street
Contact: Amanda Kim at 575-3939 x 312

Volunteer Training for Emotional and Practical Support Volunteers

We serve the Asian/Pacific Islander community through multicultural and
multilingual AIDS /HIV services.
Volunteer duties:
Provide assistance and companionship to people with AIDS.  Direct services
include confidential counseling, emotional and practical support,
treatment, advocacy, and social service case management.
Date: 03/08/96
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S.F. Zoological Society
4246 Irving Street
Contact: Nicolette Heaphy at 753-7068

Renew-the -Zoo IV

This quarterly event welcomes volunteers into the zoo to clear brush, put
plants in and around exhibits and clean zoo grounds.
Volunteer duties:
Volunteers are asked to pull weeds, rake, dig, plant and clear.  This event
is open to any person who wishes to help make the zoo a better place for
everybody!
Date: 03/09/96, 8am - 11am
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CA Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League
330 Townsend Street, Ste. 204
Contact: Leigh Allen at 546-7211

Party Pro-Choice

A party to rally the involvement of young people in the fight to protect
choice and to raise much needed funds. Live jazz/funk, live comedy, food
and political speeches. At Cafe du Nord, Market Street @ Sanchez.
Volunteer duties:
Set up is at 6:30pm, door duty will be done in one hour shifts, information
table duty in one hour shifts, and clean up will be at 11:30pm.
Date: 03/11/96. Time shifts
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Leukemia Society of America
55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 510
Contact: Jena Rummel at 543-9821

Leukemia Cure-A-Thon on KGO Radio

24-hour telethon featuring KGO personalities, local talent and special
guests brought on to entertain the listeners.  Help us take pledges for
research to find a cure for cancer.
Volunteer duties:
Over 250 volunteers are needed to answer phones, help with auction and
process pledges.
Date: 03/15/96, 5pm - 7pm
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AIDS Memorial Grove
856 Stanyan Street
Contact: Layne Varholdt at 75-08340

Monthly Workdays

March 16, April 20, May 18, June 15, July 20, August 17, September 21,
October 19, November 16, and December 14.  Pick a month!
Volunteer duties:
Gardening activities - weeding, mulching, clearing, and planting.  We
welcome anyone/groups who would like to participate - for group
involvement, please call the office to make arrangements.
Date: 03/16/96, 9am - 3pm
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Family Service Agency
1010 Gough Street
Contact: Angela Allen at 558-2697

Volunteer Training / Orientation

Eight hour training for volunteers who are interested in working with
families and children who are on the Department of Social Services
caseload.
Volunteer duties:
Gain skills needed to start mentoring families and children, provide
transportation to important appointments, or become an arts and crafts
facilitator.
Date: 03/16/96. Starts at 9am.
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Project Open Hand
1166 Howard Street
Contact: Meg Thorley at 252-1931

Food Bank Assistance

We provide hot meals and groceries to people with AIDS in S.F. and the East
Bay.
Volunteer duties:
Volunteers primarily stock the shelves for the week, as well as serving
clients and sorting donated food.  Come any Saturday in April through
August.  (Also March 16th and March 30th)
Date: 03/16/96, 9am - 1pm
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Women's AIDS Network
584 Castro Street, Suite 321
Contact: Alyssa Izen at 621-4160

Community Forum on HIV and Women who have sex w/women, panel discussion
with variety of speakers.


Volunteer duties:
Clerical assistance prior to forum, setting up and taking down the room,
making phone calls prior to the event, etc.
Date: 03/19/96, 6pm -9pm
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CA Pacific Medical Center - Pacific Campus
P.O. Box 7999
Contact: Mary Lou Whitcomb at 923-3404

Orientation

Orientation for prospective volunteers is mandatory to acquaint you with
the hospital and the requirements for our volunteer program.
Volunteer duties:
Duties are many and varied based on your individual interests.
Date: 03/20/96, 6pm to 8pm
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Exit Theatre
156 Eddy Street
Contact: Christina Arguello at 931-1094

Oscar Night - A Fringe Festival Fundraiser

Big Screen showing of Oscars, complimentary hors d'oeuvres with a small
admission fee ($5.00).  Fundraiser for 1996 SF Fringe Festival - "A
Marathon of Theatre"
Volunteer duties:
Prior to the event, flyers must be mailed out and during the event, you can
help set-up, usher, work the concession stand and also clean up.
Date: 03/25/96, 5:30pm - 10pm
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Our Kids First
5845 Mission Street
Contact: Fareedah Simon at 585-1104

"College Prep Day"

All-day seminar for High School Students.  Volunteers needed to set-up,
clean-up, assist students and facilitators in workshops.  After the event,
help to set-up library of college information.
Volunteer duties:
Need approximately 2-4 volunteers to work day of event and one Saturday
after event.
Date: 03/29/96, 8am - 4pm
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Norma J.Morris Center for Healing From Child Abuse
2306 Taraval Street, Suite 102
Contact: George J.Bilotta Ph.D at 564-6002

"Together: Transformations - Survivors to Thrivers"

We provide self-help, consultation, psychotherapy, workshops and
educational services to adults who were sexually, physically, and/or
emotionally abused as children.
Volunteer duties:
Volunteers needed for a variety of support tasks for the "Together:
Transformations - Survivors to Thrivers" conference.  Volunteers can
register, be gophers, and basically support the workshop presenters.
Date: 03/30/96, 8am - 4pm"
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Jamestown Learning Center
55 Farrallones
Contact: Sandy Kepler at 334-6481

Outdoor Adventure Class

Class will be scuba diving, biking, ropes course, camping, and rafting.
Volunteers need not be involved in all activities, may choose area of
interest.
Volunteer duties:
1-2 volunteers per trip. Should be comfortable with outdoor environment
(includes basic camp-style cooking) and must help orient students to
different types of activities.  Make learning fun!
Date: 04/01/96, all day.
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Young Ideas Family Home
1271 26th Avenue
Contact: Keith O. St. Clare at 564-2234

Moving Day

We provide tutoring, recreational and guidance needs at our family home,
which is a safe, comfortable, healthy place to learn and live.
Volunteer duties:
We're moving and need some help!  This proud heritage will be carried on at
a new location, but we need a little assistance getting there.  We really
hope a big group of movers will make it fun and practical.  The kids will
be helping!
Date: 04/01/96. Call for exact time.
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Innovative Housing
425 Divisadero Street, Suite 300
Contact: Jennifer Stanowski at 626-6314

Annual Easter Picnic

Picnic/BBQ in Golden Gate Park.  Activities will include: egg decoration
and egg hunt, volleyball, frisbee and other games.
Volunteer duties:
Volunteers needed to help organize and facilitate egg decoration/hunt, BBQ,
and games.
Date: 04/07/96, noon - 3:30pm
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30th Street Senior Center
225 30th Street
Contact: Stephen Share at 550-2230

Spring Fashion Show

This party will involve showing old or unusual fashions -- hats, especially
-- to our seniors.  We will have music and refreshments available.
Volunteer duties:
We would like 6 volunteers to bring in and help model fashions and hats.
Musicians welcome!
Date: 04/12/96, 1pm - 2:30pm
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S.F. AIDS Foundation
10 United Nations Plaza # 600
Contact: Magna Solon at 487-8084

Hotline Training

AIDS / HIV Hotline Training for volunteers interested in learning how to
staff a referral hotline.
Volunteer duties:
Be part of the Trilingual AIDS hotline (Filipino, Spanish, and English)
Date: 04/13,14,20,21-call for times.
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Youth for Service
25 14th Street
Contact: Ransom Hall at 621-5555,

RAM (Re-cycle /Re-use All Machines)

We are trying to mobilize the city of San Francisco to bring in used
computers which then will be refurbished by Youth for Service and placed in
the S.F.U.S.D.
Volunteer duties:
During the fair we will have exhibits of educational software and other
activities.  We need 10 volunteers to help with receiving computers,
setting-up the computers and taking-down the displays.
Date: 04/13/96, 10am - 5pm
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B.A. Chapter of the Buoniconti Fund to Cure Paralysis
Event site: Golden Gate Park
Contact: Read Vanderbilt at 723-4716

Walk-N-Roll

Committed to finding a cure for spinal cord injuries and paralysis and to
seeing millions worldwide walk again!
Volunteer duties:
Volunteer opportunities include:  race day registration, course monitoring,
split timing, t-shirt distribution, course water stations, finish line
timing and clean-up.  All volunteers recieve a free t-shirt.
Date: 04/13/96, 7:30 pre-race
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National Organization for Women
3543 18th Street, # 27
Contact: Volunteer Coordinator at 436-9390

Fight The Right March

March to support affirmative action; economic justice; abortion rights and
reproductive freedom; civil rights for people of color; lesbian, gay and
bisexual rights and efforts to end violence against women.
Volunteer duties:
Volunteers are needed to help build a successful mobilization.



Date: 04/14/96, all day
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S.F. Clean City Coalition
401 Tunnel Avenue
Contact: David Mauroff at 553-2913

One Neat City Week

The S.F. Clean City Coalition is hosting the 5th annual Spring Cleaning!
This week is an opportunity to volunteer without the hassle.  We can match
groups/individuals with service projects.
Volunteer duties:
Work includes picking up litter, sweeping sidewalks, cleaning parks,
planting and other general city maintenance.
Date:04/14/96
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Living Well Project: Asian and Pacific Islander AIDS Services
1841 Market Street
Contact: Amanda Kim at 575-3939 x 312

Visibility Campaign Awards

Special Event honoring Asian and Pacific Islanders who have made a
significant contribution to the Gay/Lesbian/Bi/Transgendered community
and/or HIV prevention and care efforts.
Volunteer duties:
Support the event, distribute materials, set up and break down after the
awards are over.
Date: 04/17/96, 6pm - 8pm
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Young Audiences of the B.A.
1182 Market Street, Ste. 310
Contact: Volunteer Coordinator at 863-1719

Faces of San Francisco: Faces of Change Exhibition

If your heart is in art, young audiences of the Bay Area could use your
help with a special project called "Faces of San Francisco" which takes
place from February - May.
Volunteer duties:
Activities include helping to mount and display artwork in Levi's Plaza,
helping with Opening Day and Family Day events.
Date:04/20/96
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Earth Day Resources
116 New Montgomery Street, #530
Contact: Caroline Harwood at 495-5987

Earth Day Spring Clean

An environmental work-a-thon in which volunteers help restore and clean up
the environment, while also raising sponsorship for environmental groups.
Volunteer duties:
Cleaning and restoration will take place in the early day while raising
sponsorships should happen prior to the event.
Date: 04/20/96,11am - 2pm
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B.A. Women's Resource Center
318 Leavenworth  Street
Contact: Midge Wilson at 474-2400

Tenderloin Walkathon

2 1/2 mile route that starts at the Civic Center and ends with a
Neighborhood Fair for walkers, their families, supporters and Tenderloin
residents.
Volunteer duties:
Prior to date of event: Put up Walkathon Posters in different neighborhoods
in the city, decorating Walkathon Kites, and help with mailings, etc.  Day
of Event: Set-up at Civic Center & neighborhood sites, registration &
billing, monitoring the walkathon route, working at the Street Fair and
Clean-Up.
Date: 04/21/96, 10:30am - 6:30pm
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Norma J. Morris Center for Healing from Child Abuse
2306 Taraval Street, Suite 102
Contact: George Bilotta Ph.D at 564-6002

Silent Art Auction

The Norma J.Morris Center for Healing from Child Abuse is  holding a silent
art auction fund raiser as its concluding event to Child Abuse Prevention
Month.
Volunteer duties:
There are a variety of opportunities to help: event planning, set-up for
the auction on event day and working during the auction.
Date: 04/27/96, 9am - 2pm or 3 pm - 7pm
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Living Well Project: Asian and Pacific Islander AIDS Services
1841 Market Street
Contact: Amanda Kim at 575-3939 x 312

Volunteer Training

Trainings for all types of volunteers.
Volunteer duties:
Trainings will vary based on what you are most interested in.
Date: 04/27/96, training also: 05/05/96
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Meals on Wheels
1375 Fairfax Avenue
Contact: Betty Lucas at 920-1111

25th Anniversary Gala

Gala Event at The Pavilion at One Market Restaurant.  Black Tie is optional
and there will be music and dancing.
Volunteer duties:
Duties will depend on interest.  Please call us for more detailed
information.
Date: 04/29/96, 6pm - Midnight
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Meals on Wheels
1375 Fairfax Avenue
Contact: Betty Lucas at 920-1111

Meals on Wheels Gala

Dinner dance Annual Fundraiser.  Restaurants and Wineries donate their time
to serve food and wine. Corporations and individuals donate $200 a plate to
attend.
Volunteer duties:
Event mailing to be completed in March.  We will need operators, servers
and clean up helpers on the day of the event.   Shifts are four hours long.
Date: 05/04/96,Shifts vary
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Donaldina Cameron House
920 Sacramento Street
Contact: Kristin Jeffries at 781-0401

Cameron Carnival

An annual fund-raising carnival run by adults and youth.  Included in the
carnival are game booths, food booths, a white elephant prize, book stall,
toy booth, kiddie area and a dunking booth.
Volunteer duties:
Help in setting up the structures the week before (healthy, strong persons
needed ).  Help in the various booths on carnival day, to be assigned
specific hours and help clean up afterwards.
Date: 05/04/96, 11am - 10pm
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Health Initiatives for Youth
1242 Market Street, Third floor
Contact: Sam Scott at 487-5777

UNITY  JAM '96

A one day intensive rally around youth and HIV issues.
Volunteer duties:
Various duties from Program Research to Conflict Resolution.
Date: 05/10/96, 8am - 8pm
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Golden Gate Community, Inc.
1387 Oak Street
Contact: Dana Hojsack at 552-1700

Oak St. House Family Shelter - Open House

Open House to share our work with donors and volunteers. Box lunches will
be served, there will be guided tours, and an opportunity to meet staff and
clients, etc.
Volunteer duties:
Preparation during the week before, childcare, food service, greeters, and
clean-up needed.
Date: 05/11/96, noon - 4pm
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Little Brothers - Friends of the Elderly
481 O' Farrell Street
Contact: Lisa Dipko at 771-7957

Older Americans' Month Celebration

Visit an elder in their home in celebration of Older Americans' Month.
Spend some time talking and sharing with an isolated senior.
Volunteer duties:
1) Bake breads/cookies 2) Deliver baked goods and visit an elder in their
own home or apartment. Volunteers will visit in pairs if desired.
Date: 05/11/96, noon - 1:30pm
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Living Well Project: Asian and Pacific Islander AIDS Services
1841 Market Street
Contact: Amanda Kim at 575-3939 x 312

Community Party

A celebration of Asian and Pacific Islander Identity.
Volunteer duties:
Provide support to all aspects of the Party, including the planning,
staffing and cleaning stages.
Date: 05/11/96
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City  of Hope
180 Montgomery, Suite 1520
Contact: Marie Hopper at 391-6448

Workout for Hope

An aerobic/fitness workout to raise funds for HIV/AIDS and related cancer
research at City of Hope.
Volunteer duties:
Volunteers are needed for registration, accounting, handing out T-shirts
and goody bags, etc.
Date: 05/20/96, 8am - noon
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PROMISE
1095 Market Street, Suite 417
Contact: Sara or Jamie at 905-8848

Volunteer Training/Orientation

We believe prostitution is an abusive situation that women are coerced into
and kept in through violence, prejudice and lack of other options. We also
offer services and support to women who are out.
Volunteer duties:
Volunteer training will cover prostitution and substance abuse, sexual
assault, and will provide crisis counseling skills.  Women only, please.
Survivors and women of color are strongly encouraged to participate.
Minimum commitment is three months.
Date: 05/25/96 and 06/01/96
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Capp Street Project
525 2nd Street
Contact: Jeff Walkowiak at 495-7101

"A Shoe Show; Footnotes to Contemporary Culture"

Our major fundraising benefit event will help sustain our innovative
program. A party to celebrate the opening of an exhibition of artist-made
shoes.
Volunteer duties:
Admissions helpers, gallery attendants, food and beverage servers, and
people to set up and break down the event are needed.
Date: 05/30/96, show starts at 6 pm
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A.Y.U.D.A.: A Latino Homeless Project
2940 16th Street,  #323
Contact: Richard Marquez at 861-7419

Comedy Relief Benefit for Immigrant Rights

We provide direct services, referrals, advocacy and organizing of homeless
Latinos. We are producing the first ever Latino Comedy Extravaganza to
benefit Immigrant Rights.
Volunteer duties:
Much coordination and marketing is needed for this volunteer position!
Procure foundation, corporate sponsorship, individual donations, and
co-ordinate initial financing of benefit event.
Date: 06/01/96, evening
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American Cancer Society
235 Montgomery Street, #320
Contact: Genice Jacobs at 394-7100

Prostate Cancer Awareness:  "Real Men Get It Checked"

Campaign is designed to provide workshops on prostate cancer prevention and
detection (training, scripts and video provided).
Volunteer duties:
Provide informational speeches or staff the health booth.
Date: 06/01/96, shifts vary
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Stern Grove Festival Association
44 Page Street, Suite 600
Contact: Johann Zimmern at 252-6252

Stern Grove Midsummer Music Festival Open

10 Sunday afternoon concerts/performances - Air Concert series
(admission-free) at Sigmund Stern Grove.
Volunteer duties:
General concert support including hospitality, ushering, program
distribution, merchandising, donation collection, and special projects.
Date: 06/16/96 until 08/18/96
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Little Brothers - Friends of the Elderly
481 O' Farrell Street
Contact: David Knego at771-7957

Summer Barbecue: Early Independence Day Celebration

Help sponsor a barbecue for 30 isolated elders in San Francisco. Volunteers
needed for transportation, cooking, cleaning and entertainment.
Volunteer duties:
If you can transport, cook, clean, sing, play an instrument, or basically
have a desire to help, then put your talents to work at a fun and enjoyable
Barbecue with a great group of people.
Date: 06/29/96, 11am - 3pm
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Serra House
926 Fillmore Street #105
Contact: Alicia at 922-4135

Barbecue

We are having a barbecue for our tenants - some have limited hand function
and need extra assistance.
Volunteer duties:
We need volunteers to help set-up, cook, serve and clean-up.
Date: 06/29/96, noon - 4pm
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S.F. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Pride Celebration
584 Castro Street, #513
Contact: Brie Williams at 864-3733

1996 S.F. Lesbian,Gay, Bisexual,Transgender Parade

You've heard about it; you've seen it on TV. It's the world's largest
L/G/B/T pride event: 500,000 attend annually!
Volunteer duties:
There are literally hundreds of volunteer opportunities available, whether
your interest is in helping out the week-end of the event or helping to
produce it.
Date: 06/29/96 and 06/30/96, 9am - 7pm
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AIDS Benefit Counselors
470 Castro Street, Suite 202
Contact: Rami Merlin at 558-9845

1996 Gay and Lesbian Freedom Day Parade

Come join the festivities!
Volunteer duties:
1)  March in the Parade with Aids Benefit Counselors2) Work in the Aids
Benefit Counselors booth at parade and festival3)  Volunteers will work in
shifts
Date: 06/30/96, 9am - 5pm
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Asian Perinatal Advocates
1001 Potrero Avenue, Mailstop 6E
Contact: Mai-Mai Ho at 206-5450

Asian Family Crisis Hotline and Fund-raising Dinner

1) Asian family hotline provides crisis intervention and counseling to
Asian parents in 6 languages.2) Fund-raising Dinner is our big annual
fund-raising event to raise $30,000 for operative costs.
Volunteer duties:
1) Bilingual Asian counselors 2)Volunteers needed to help plan and
publicize dinner.
Date: 07/01/96,  call for Dinner information
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East Bay Habitat for Humanity
2619 Broadway
Contact: Chris Becker at (510)251-6305

1996 July 4th Build-A-Thon

5 day Blitz build during which we will frame 5 houses using 200 volunteers
each day.  Breakfast and lunch provided.  $25.00 registration fee.
Volunteer duties:
Help construct homes 1 - 5 days; help with food, set-up and take down.
Instruction is provided.  Skilled team leaders will lead teams of 5 - 10
people.
Date: 07/03/96, 8:30am - 4:30pm
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ETH-NOH-TEC
977 South Van Ness Avenue
Contact: Nancy Wang at 282-8705

Bulk mail-out July 1996

ETH-NOH-TEC creates interdisciplinary performance works designed to educate
& stimulate insight into the Asian experience & at the same time, expand to
address areas of the human condition shared by all.
Volunteer duties:
3 page documents into envelopes to be labeled and sorted for hooking agents
and presenters on the West Coast.
Date: 07/13/96, starts at 10am
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The Community Service Program at the Volunteer Center of San Francisco
1160 Battery St.70
San Francisco CA 94111
(415)982-8999 Fax (415)399-9214
http://meer.net/users/taylor/sfvogen.htm
e-mail:volctrsf@aol.com