Salvation Army Needs Volunteers!

If you are looking for volunteer opportunities over the holidays, you are in luck! The Salvation Army is looking for a lot of volunteers for a lot of different activities. Below are the activities, their days and times, and a small description. If you are interested in any of these activities please feel free to contact:

Peter Iversen

Community Relations & Volunteer Coordinator

Salvation Army of Monroe County

http://bloomington.salvationarmyindiana.org

812-336-4310 ext. 12

Peter_Iversen@usc.salvationarmy.org

or email honorvol@indiana.edu

This is a great way to get involved in the Bloomington community and assist those who could use a little extra help this holiday season!

Also you can bring your friends and have a great time volunteering together!

Opportunities:

1. After School Volunteers: M-F 3:30-5:30

-Help younger students and children

-Play games, make crafts, help with learning stations and help with homework

2. Toy Shop Distribution December 22-23 Times Vary

-Help take donated presents from the Angel Tree and the Toys for Tots drives to the families receiving the donations

-Help make Christmas possible for many many families

3. Toy Shop Setup November 17-December 19 Times Vary

-Help organize toys and donations from the Bloomington community!

-Have a hand in getting all the little angels the toys they deserve!

4. Red Kettle Bellringer November 21-December 24; 2 hours shifts begin at 10am and end at 9pm

-Sign up online: https://web.volunteer2.com/Public/Signup/SignupDecide.aspx?OrganizationGUID=aff17462-1fd7-4279-b6ac-cfcc4f3ca3be

-You (and your group of friends if you'd like) can raise a lot of money for the Salvation Army simply by standing outside a store and ringing that bell.

-You can dress up, be really loud, and help make the holidays possible for some Bloomington families!

-Kettles are provided and all you (and your posse) have to do is show up!

5. Host a Counter Kettle All year round

-If you know anyone that owns a business or runs a business and wants to help out, they can simply put a kettle on their counter (provided by the Salvation Army) and raise money for those in need!

-Talk to your bosses today.

6. Stuff-a-Bus Thur, Fri, Sat, Sun. December 4-7 and December 11-14

-Volunteers are needed to help guard the bus as it is filled with toys and donations at local area stores.

-Salvation Army parks the bus outside a local store (Target, Walmart, etc.) and as people go inside to shop, they can be reminded to buy an extra item or two (or three) to donate to the Salvation Army.

-Volunteers are needed to stay with the bus to make sure that items are only added to the bus and not removed as well.

-Once the bus is stuffed, it also needs to be unloaded at the Salvation Army. Assistance is needed with this as well!

If you have any interest in helping the Salvation Army with any of the previous activities, again please contact Peter Iversen. Remember that most of these volunteer activities only require a couple of hours, but in that short time you are making the holidays possible for many Bloomington families!

Bloomington Youth Basketball Coaches

Bloomington Youth Basketball – Season 2
January 10-April 4

This league focuses on building self-esteem, teamwork and developing the basic fundamentals of basketball. Season includes weekly practices and games on Fridays or Saturdays. The season concludes with an honors banquet. Join us for the satisfaction of playing in a fun and positive setting where everyone plays and is a winner.

Duties: We are looking for coaches who can commit to once-or twice-weekly practices and one game per weekend. Volunteer coaches will enjoy making a difference in the lives of kids and can help develop our next big IU basketball star. (We suggest two coaches per team.)

Timeline:
Prospective coaches must be signed up by Friday, December 5 and attend one of the following information sessions:
Wednesday, December 10 / 6 p.m.
Thursday, December 11 / 6 p.m.

Coach selection process completed by Wednesday, January 7.
Coaches Training is mandatory Saturday, January 17, 10 a.m. – Noon.

Program Time: Coaches will be assigned one or two one-hour practices per week and one, one-
hour game per weekend.

Location: City of Bloomington Banneker Community Center, 930 W. Seventh St.

Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 40
Volunteers should agree to stay for the entire season.

Classroom Assistant

Monroe County United Ministries is looking for a classroom assistant for their preschool class.

Activities include arts and crafts, reading aloud, teaching math skills or planning games!

Contact Tina at (812) 339-3429 if you are interested!

Ringing Bells

Hey everyone!
It is getting close to the Holiday season! That means that the Salvation Army is in need of Bell Ringers! All you need to do is navigate to the Salavation Army website: http://corps.salvationarmyindiana.org/bloomington/get-involved/

On the left hand side you will see "Bellringing" click on that

It will ask you to create a new account, it only takes a couple seconds

Then the next step is to click on where you would like to ring bells and then shows you all of the times, then all you need to do is sign up!

Its as simple as that!

Jill Behrman 5K Run/Walk

Volunteers are needed to assist with the Jill Behrman 5K Run/Walk nextweek benefitting Jill's House - a temporary, home-like residence forpatients undergoing treatment at the Midwest Proton Radiotherapy Institute in Bloomington.

Opportunities are available on the following days and times:
Wed, Oct 15 5-7pm Race preparation- SRSC

Fri, Oct 17 10:30am -1:15pm Packet pick up- Memorial Stadium
3:45-6:45pm Packet pick up- Memorial Stadium

Sat, Oct 18 9am-11:30 am Course support ,water station & finish line - Memorial Stadium

Please e-mail cgeary@indiana.edy if you are interested.

Basketball League Volunteers

Basketball League Volunteers

The Boys And Girls Club of Bloomington needs volunteers to run concession stands and to supervisor practices at basketball games for 9-13 year olds.

Games take place on Saturdays at Jackson Creek Middle School starting Oct. 24. Volunteers are needed from 9-11:30 a.m. or from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Practice supervisors must commit to a weekly shift from 6-8 p.m. at one of the practice sites.

Please contact Audrey Hall at (812) 332-5311 or ahall@bgcbloomington.org. (www.bgcbloomington.org)

Festival of the Falls!

Festival of the Falls

Friday, October 17
Saturday, October 18

Celebrate the Harvest along with the falling leaves and the beautiful waterfalls at Cascades Park. Bloomington’s first Festival of the Falls will include activities for all ages on both Friday and Saturday. Try out the new amazing NEOS system (as seen on the “Ellen” Show) — a great playground game for young and old alike. Festivalgoers can enjoy hayrides, play games, tour the Trick or Treat Trail, climb the rock wall, and listen to great music. Several contests during the festival include costume contests for children and adults, a pumpkin carving contest, and a Guitar Hero contest.

Duties: A number of volunteers are needed to facilitate the weekend activities. For example, oversee the campfire and marshmallow roasting, serve apple cider while listening to ghost stories, run a children’s activity, organize the costume parade, become a fairy tale character and distribute treats, judge the pumpkin carving contest or supervise a little Guitar Hero.

Program Time:
Saturday: 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. (10 character vol.) / 2:30 – 6 p.m. (12 activity vol.)
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Lower Cascades Park, 2851 N. Old State Rd. 37
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up

If you guys are interested you contact Kim Ecenbarger at 349-3739 or ecenbark@bloomington.in.gov

Ethics Grant through the Pointer Institute

If you are interested in research and ethics you should check out this link to learn more about a possible grant:

https://www.exchange.iu.edu/owa/redir.aspx?C=7837d3a2610846cfa0deb75c751c81e0&URL=http%3a%2f%2fpoynter.indiana.edu%2fresearch_stipends.shtml

Banneker at the View

Once a week, August 13–December 19

Help local youth interested in learning new things, experiencing different activities and having an all-around great time in our after-school program. This program also includes built-in tutoring time, arts and crafts and snacks daily.

Duties: Whether you enjoy working with youth or have professional aspirations to, this service opportunity gives you hands-on experience. Assist staff in implementing a variety of children’s activities.
Program Time: 3:30-6 p.m.
Training: Volunteers are required to attend an orientation prior to the program.
Location: Fairview Elementary School, 627 W. Eighth St.

To get involved contact:
Kim Ecenbarger by phone: 349-3739 / email: ecenbark@bloomington.in.gov

Hurricane Ike Relief Alternative Break

It is clear that recovery from the devastation caused by Hurricane Ike will be long and difficult for many affected families. CC International is organizing and deploying volunteers to provide support to the recovery effort. They will be taking up to 100 volunteers per week beginning in November and ending in May of 2009. These can be trips taken for Thanksgiving, Winter, or Spring breaks.

Contact:
Steve Boisvert
-- Community Collaborations International
http://www.communitycollaborations.org/
212 208 2522 voice/fax

MIDDLE WAY HOUSE NEEDS VOLUNTEERS!

Middle Way House is seeking new volunteers to help us maintain the level of service that we provide to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault!

We have volunteer opportunities in over 20 different program areas including: childcare, crisis line, tutoring, legal advocacy, community reception, and youth mentoring.

A domestic violence training for volunteers will be held on September 27th from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

This training is a prerequisite for those interested in volunteering with our agency, but is also very appropriate for anyone interested in learning more about the dynamics of domestic violence.

The training will be held at 219 E. 4th Street at the First United Methodist Church in room 218. No registration is required for this training.

For more information please call (812) 337-4510 or email mwh.vol.coord@gmail.com

--Beatriz Binkley Community Services Coordinator
Middle Way House, Inc. The Rise!
401 S. Washington
Bloomington, IN 47401
812-337-4510

Disaster Response Volunteer

The local Americorps office has set up a temporary center to field calls from southern Indiana flood victims. The information will be used by the Department of Homeland Security and FEMA to assess the extent of the damage, to allocate resources and to determine disaster levels. Three volunteers per 1½ hour shift are needed Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., through April 25th. No minimum age. For more information contact: Katie Koselke at (812) 856-0064 or mkkoselk@gmail.com.

Council for Community Accessibility Volunteer

Help the City of Bloomington’s Council for Community Accessibility make Bloomington accessible for people with disabilities and their families. Volunteers attend monthly meetings (held on third Mondays at 4 p.m. at City Hall) then volunteer on one of several CCA projects, such as surveying local businesses for accessibility and planning events. Minimum age is 18. For more information contact: Craig Brenner at 349-3471 or brennerc@bloomington.in.gov (www.bloomington.in.gov/cfrd).

CASA Training

Looking for an opportunity to give back to your community? To make a difference? To use your skills? The abused and neglected children of Monroe County need your help. As a Court Appointed Special Advocate you will help to ensure that the best interests of the child remain the focus of the justice and welfare system. Monroe County CASA volunteers must be age 21 or older, able to travel outside of Monroe County and able to commit to one to two years of service.

Training will be held on Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to noon, May 7th through June 13th. Application deadline is April 18.

For more information contact: Catherine at 339-1551 ext. 24 or monroecasa@sbcglobal.net.

Middle Way House Training Date!!

What: Middle Way House Domestic Violence Training

When: Saturday, April 19th, 2008: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Where: 219 E. 4th Street at the First United Methodist Church
Across from the downtown post office in Bloomington, IN

For: Domestic violence training required for anyone interested in volunteering with Middle Way House programs.

Middle Way House is seeking new volunteers to help us maintain the level of service that we provide to the victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Both women and men are strongly encouraged to attend the training. We have volunteer opportunities in over 20 different program areas including: childcare, crisis line, legal advocacy, house management, community reception, and youth mentoring.

No pre-registration is required for this training.

More Information: Call (812) 337-4510
Email https://www.exchange.iu.edu/owa/redir.aspx?C=903610b311a74db199935514ccabcb98&URL=mailto%3amwh.vol.coord%40gmail.com

Maple Shades Meal Delivery Driver

Be of service to an elderly person in need, as a meal delivery driver for the Area 10 Agency on Aging. Deliver hot, nutritious meals to the homebound elderly

in Ellettsville on Thursdays and Fridays (from about 9:30-11 a.m.)

and personally experience how you can make a difference in the life of a neighbor. You must use your own vehicle, but no previous experience is necessary as they will provide training. Minimum age is 18. For more information contact: Ashley Hillman at 876-3383 or area10@area10.bloomington.in.us (www.area10agency.org).

Run Through The Jungle 5K Run/Walk

This 4th annual 5K run/walk benefiting the Exotic Feline Rescue Center will be held on

Saturday, May 17th
at the Rescue Center

located in Center Point, about 45 minutes from Bloomington. The route passes directly through the compound that houses 190 lions, tigers and other exotic big cats.
Volunteers are needed to help with sign making, parking and water distribution.
Shifts begin at 9 a.m. and the timed race will begin at 10:30 am.
Participants and volunteers will receive a t-shirt and a coupon for a free visit in the future. Minimum age is 16. For more information contact: Gary Anderson at (812) 244-0487 or garyo20042004@yahoo.com (www.junglerun5k.com).

Take Pride in America Day

You are invited to take part in the 22nd annual Take Pride in America Day on

Saturday, May 3rd
at the Hoosier National Forest

The day will kick off at 9 a.m. at Shelterhouse #1 at the Hardin Ridge Recreation Area, 13 miles south of Bloomington, just off Highway 446.

There are projects for all ages, such as working on pond sites, maintaining trails, planting wildflowers in a native seed nursery, planting trees and picking up litter in the forest.
Volunteers will be treated with free camping Friday and Saturday and a free cookout on Saturday.
You can participate as a group or individual. All groups should pre-register by April 25th. All ages are welcome!

For more information contact: Ron Doyle at (812) 275-5987 or Bruce Whittredge at (812) 277-3599 or r9_hoosier_website@fs.fed.us (www.fs.fed.us/r9/hoosier).

Hoosier Hustle

Saturday, April 26
An Urban Adventure Challenge. Imagine a Bloomington version of Survivor, The Amazing Race and EcoChallenge. This event makes reality television a real experience for participants. Each team will be tested with both mind and body challenges during this one-day race around town. The day may be filled with canoes, buses, bikes, trails, puzzles, heights and plenty more. Due to the nature of specific challenges, details must be kept secret until the day of the event.
Duties: If you’re up for an adventure, be a part of the second Hoosier Hustle. Volunteers assist with registration, work with staff at challenges along the route, and prepare for the event reception.
Program Time: Shift 1, 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (12-14 vol.) Shift 2, 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. (13-15 vol.) Shift 3, 12-5 p.m. (6-8 vol.)
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: Meet at Third Street Park, 331 S. Washington St.
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up

If you would like to Get Involved in any of the list volunteer opportunities, please contact Kim Ecenbarger by phone: 349-3739 / email: ecenbark@bloomington.in.gov or visit our web page at http://bloomington.in.gov/parks/ to find out about other upcoming events or programs to get involved in.

Disney Divas Princess Party

Saturday, April 19
Hear ye! Hear ye! All princesses are hereby invited to our Disney Divas Princess Party! Young beauties come dressed as their favorite princess and have a magical time as they partake of royal snacks and do activities fit for royalty.
Duties: Volunteers needed to help little Cinderellas, Snow Whites, Belles and Jasmines for a day of princess fun!
Program Time: 12:45-4 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: City of Bloomington Allison-Jukebox Community Center, 351 S. Washington St.
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 12
Other: Feel free to come dressed as your favorite princess.

If you would like to Get Involved in any of the list volunteer opportunities, please contact Kim Ecenbarger by phone: 349-3739 / email: ecenbark@bloomington.in.gov or visit our web page at http://bloomington.in.gov/parks/ to find out about other upcoming events or programs to get involved in.

Friday Night Socials

Friday, April 18
Friday Night Socials provide recreational opportunities for individuals 16 yrs. and up who have a disability. Each meeting has a different theme and provides individuals the opportunities to work on socialization skills.
April 18 – Hawaiian Luau
Duties: Meet new friends during this service opportunity. Volunteers help prepare for these fun activities.
Program Time: 5:30-8:30 p.m.
Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.
Location: City of Bloomington Allison Jukebox Community Center – 351 S. Washington St.
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 2-3 per meeting
Other: Sign up for just one or all Friday Night Socials

If you would like to Get Involved in any of the list volunteer opportunities, please contact Kim Ecenbarger by phone: 349-3739 / email: ecenbark@bloomington.in.gov or visit our web page at http://bloomington.in.gov/parks/ to find out about other upcoming events or programs to get involved in.

Bloomington Girls Fastpitch Softball

March 29-July 1

Bloomington's premier girls' softball league! Designed for the beginning through advanced player, this league focuses on responsible competition, including skill building and a complete understanding of the game. This league offers several levels of play ranging from tee ball to fastpitch for players ages 5 through 17.
Duties: Interested in becoming a coach some day? Volunteers will help the sports staff with skills development, various drills and practice. Here is your chance to put your mark on tomorrow’s athlete.
Training: Coaches must attend a training session-date and time TBD.
Program Time: Looking for coaches in all age groups. Must be willing to become NYSCA certified and work from a set practice schedule. Must commit to three hours weekly for duration of season.
Location: Winslow Sports Complex, 2800 S. Highland Ave.
Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up
Number of volunteers: 30-35

If you would like to Get Involved please contact Kim Ecenbarger by phone: 349-3739 / email: ecenbark@bloomington.in.gov or visit our web page at http://bloomington.in.gov/parks/ to find out about other upcoming events or programs to get involved in.

Tri-North Middle School Outdoor Club

Wednesdays, March 26-May 14

Ready to get out? Put on your hiking shoes and let’s go! Tri-North Middle School students get their very own Outdoor Club for afternoons of hiking, canoeing, learning about conservation and hanging out with other teens who enjoy the outdoors.
Duties: Volunteers who love the outdoors are needed to assist participants in the activities involved with this program. If you love nature and want to know more about it, join us!
Program Time: 2:15-5:15 p.m.
Location: Tri-North Middle School, 1000 W. 15th St.
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 1-2

If you would like to Get Involved please contact Kim Ecenbarger by phone: 349-3739 / email: ecenbark@bloomington.in.gov or visit our web page at http://bloomington.in.gov/parks/ to find out about other upcoming events or programs to get involved in.

Volunteens! Service Club

Tuesdays, March 25-April 29

Teens get a chance to contribute their youthful energy to deserving Bloomington organizations while completing service hours for their church or school. Each week they will travel to local non-profit agencies to provide them with an invaluable service.
Duties: Lead by example ... volunteer! Mentor teens as they explore the benefits and rewards of volunteering.
Program Time: 2:45-5:15 p.m.
Training: Volunteers are required to attend a volunteer orientation prior to program.
Location: City of Bloomington Allison-Jukebox Community Center, 351 S. Washington St.
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. And up
Number of Volunteers: 1-2

If you would like to Get Involved please contact Kim Ecenbarger by phone: 349-3739 / email: ecenbark@bloomington.in.gov or visit our web page at http://bloomington.in.gov/parks/ to find out about other upcoming events or programs to get involved in.

Time 2 Learn

Wednesdays, March 19-April 23

It's time to learn! Children will be introduced to the concepts of time, days of the week, months, and even the weather through interactive play, crafts and songs. This class enhances number recognition and helps prepare children for school.
Duties: “1, 2, 3 o’clock ... 4 o’clock, rock! 5, 6, 7 o’clock ... 8 o’clock rock! We’re going to rock around the clock tonight!” Help teach children valuable information in a fun environment.
Program Time: 4-5:30 p.m.
Training: Volunteers are required to attend a volunteer orientation prior to program.
Location: City of Bloomington Allison-Jukebox Community Center, 351 S. Washington St.
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 1

If you would like to Get Involved please contact Kim Ecenbarger by phone: 349-3739 / email: ecenbark@bloomington.in.gov or visit our web page at http://bloomington.in.gov/parks/ to find out about other upcoming events or programs to get involved in.

Leonard Springs Nature Day

Tuesdays, March 25, April 1, April 8, April 15-Rain dates two days after

Wednesdays, March 26, April 2-Rain dates two days after

“Leave No Child Inside” – what a fantastic concept in this age of computers and video games. The City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department, in collaboration with Sycamore Land Trust and Monroe County Community School Corporation, is hosting the second year of Leonard Springs Nature Days. This program was developed to help kids learn about our environment while meeting state Science standards and getting them excited to pursue future career options in the life sciences. This year we will host nine 6th grade classes, more than 500 students, through an array of hands-on learning stations. To make this a quality, educational experience we need 16 volunteer facilitators per day.

Duties: If you are interested in helping to “Leave No Child Inside,” volunteer your time to facilitate one of ten stations focusing on karst topography, creek monitoring, wetland bird habitat, forest ecology, or soil composition. You do not need a strong science background to facilitate any of these stations, just an interest in the station topic or working with kids. A set of instructions, talking points and materials will be available to help you through the day, and we’ll offer volunteer training days to orient you to the program and address questions.
Program Time: 8 a.m.-2 p.m.
Training: Bloomington Parks and Recreation will provide a volunteer orientation for all station facilitators on March 21, 22, and 24th, times TBD. Plan to attend one of these to get the station basics and orient yourself with the park.
Location: City of Bloomington Leonard Springs Nature Park, 4685 S. Leonard Springs Rd.
Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up
Number of Volunteers: 16 per day
Other: We ask that you sign up for the actual and rain dates that fit your schedule

If you would like to Get Involved please contact Kim Ecenbarger by phone: 349-3739 / email: ecenbark@bloomington.in.gov or visit our web page at http://bloomington.in.gov/parks/ to find out about other upcoming events or programs to get involved in.

Summer Volunteering - Cross-Cultural Solutions

If you're still looking to volunteer abroad this summer, check out our newest site in Africa and new one-week program start dates.

Tanzania - Rural KilimanjaroOn May 24th, the newest program site welcomes its first group of volunteers. Volunteer placements here offer a unique chance to work side-by-side with local people in this traditional, tribal community. Learn more.

One-Week Volunteer Programs Available in Asia and Latin AmericaStart dates have been added in these sites - enroll today to secure your space!

China (Xi'an): May 24
Costa Rica (San Carlos): April 5, June 7, August 9
Peru (Ayacucho): March 15, May 24
Thailand (Trang): May 24
View more start dates for Brazil, Costa Rica (Cartago), Guatemala (Guatemala City or Quetzaltenango), Peru (Lima or Ayacucho), and Russia.

Contact us today to get started on your path to volunteering abroad.

Best Regards,
Dava Antoniotti
Director of Program Enrollment
Cross-Cultural Solutions

After School Adventure

Once a week, January 7-May 23 / Friday already filled

Help local youth interested in learning new things, experiencing different activities and having an all-around great time in our after-school program. This program also includes built-in tutoring time, arts and crafts and snacks daily.

Duties: Whether you enjoy working with youth or have professional aspirations to, this service opportunity gives you hands-on experience. Assist staff in implementing a variety of children’s activities.

Program Time: 3-6 p.m.

Training: Volunteers are required to attend an orientation prior to the program.

Location: City of Bloomington Banneker Community Center, 930 W. Seventh St.

Age of Volunteers: 16 yrs. and up

Number of Volunteers: 3 per day, Monday-Friday

Other: We ask that you commit to at least one day a week for the duration of the program season.

Super Fun Fridays

Fridays, January 18, January 25, February, 15, February 29, March 7, March 28, April 11, April 25, May 9

Join us two for a super fun time! Children will enjoy crafts, refreshments and lots of activities and play.
Duties: Do you enjoy working with children and making crafts? Volunteers assist with age-appropriate activities that are planned for each day.

Program Time: 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Training: Volunteers will be trained at the beginning of their shift.

Location: City of Bloomington Allison-Jukebox Community Center, 351 S. Washington St.

Age of Volunteers: 18 yrs. and up

Number of Volunteers: 2

If you would like to Get Involved in any of the list volunteer opportunities, please contact Kim Ecenbarger by phone: 349-3739 / email: ecenbark@bloomington.in.gov or visit our web page at http://bloomington.in.gov/parks/ to find out about other upcoming events or programs to get involved in.

Kids Animal Service Club Helpers

If you’re an animal lover and would enjoy an educational service opportunity, join up with Bloomington Parks and Recreation's Animal Service Club. Volunteers will assist the children enrolled in this program with their educational and civic experiences as they spend time learning about animal care professions, tending to animals and doing animal related crafts and projects.
The club meets on Tuesdays from 3:45-5:30 p.m.
January 22nd-February 26th and
March 25th-April 29th
at the City of Bloomington Animal Shelter.

An orientation is required prior to volunteering. Minimum age is 18. For more information contact: Kim Ecenbarger at 349-3739 or ecenbark@bloomington.in.gov (www.bloomington.in.gov/parks).