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Our Mission:
To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build
healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
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We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give. (Winston Churchill)
Volunteering at the Alexander Family YMCA is a wonderful way to give! We have opportunities to volunteer once or many times in our various programs and with our special events.
All volunteers must submit:
Scroll down for a list of our current volunteer opportunities.
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Held on site at St. Augustine's College
A coach in camp. A leader in life.
Do you love your sport? Camp High Hopes is currently looking for volunteers to coach our sports clinics at Camp High Hopes Sports Outreach Camp this summer.
We welcome coaches, high school and college athletes, and former athletes who have a desire to teach kids the skills of team sports. Inspire children, and experience the most dynamic summer of your life while giving back to the sport you love.
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Read to children for a summer so they will read for a lifetime.
Read to children during the summer! As a volunteer, you will make a huge difference by helping children learn to love reading and keep their reading skills sharp throughout the summer.
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Students studying marketing, communications, design, public relations or a related field.
Interested in writing, marketing or advertising? Join our communications team for the summer to gain hands-on experience in a fun, exciting and fast-paced atmosphere. Develop your writing, design and photography skills to promote programs, plan events and tell the life-changing stories of people in your community. Details here:
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Must be age 15 and in rising 11th grade by the start of camp (June 11, 2012)
Alexander Family YMCA
Volunteers change lives. Summer Day Camp at the Y provides a great opportunity for volunteers to work with children and also give back to the community. We're looking for just the right volunteers to work with us during Camp Skyline or Camp Kindercamp.
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Camp starts Monday, June 11, and runs through Friday, August 24, 2012 |
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9 - 12 grade students by August 2012
Enthusiastic and love children? Spend an afternoon interacting and playing with Y campers. Typically activities include gym games, swimming, arts & crafts, outdoor games, playground time, assemblies and devotions.
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School year 2012-2013 |
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Mayview site: Wilson Temple Methodist Church on Oberlin Road
Downtown East site: Revelation Missionary Baptist Church on East Davie Street
Southeast Raleigh site (NEW!): Macedonia New Life Church on Rock Quarry Road
Just one hour a week. That's all it takes to make a difference in a child's life.
Community HOPE isn't just a tutoring program. It's a relationship--a bond between mentor and child. Through this academically structured mentoring program, students can gain more than one grade level of literacy each year. In addition, these children develop confidence and an expanded vision for the future. Your time, attention and guidance could change a child's life forever.
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Combs, Hunter, Stough, and Wiley Elementary schools
St. Augustine's College - serving middle school students
Y Learning, our afterschool tutoring program, provides a safe, encouraging environment for at-risk students to learn.
Through creative activities and guided homework sessions, help a child develop the skills they need to succeed in school and ultimately to succeed in life. Tutors meet with students during after school hours (3:00 - 6:00 p.m.) on a pre-determined schedule. Volunteers usually work one-on-one or in very small groups with children to improve basic math and reading skills while building an encouraging relationship with the student.
Contact Barbara.Longobardo@YMCATriangle.org, 919-582-2236.
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Anyone who has a heart to interact with people
Interact Building, Oberlin Program Center
1012 Oberlin Road, Raleigh
What is Swim For Life?
Can you imagine spending a summer by the pool...and never once touching the water?
With mounting statistics of drowning, we want to help everyone in our community learn the vital life skill of swimming. Swim For Life is a Y-sponsored program that offers free swim instruction for adults and/or children with a household income of $30,000 or less. By volunteering for just a few short hours, you can help make a change in Raleigh!
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
June 11 - 14
2 session times each day: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. OR 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
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Alexander Family YMCA
We need clerical and general office volunteers to join our administrative team. Volunteers will perform basic office duties including data entry, filing, stuffing envelopes, and of course enjoying time with our fun office staff.
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Volunteers assist fitness desk staff with greeting members, folding towels and handing out locker keys. A great way to interact with friendly people while serving members.
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Mentors ages 18–20 for Jr. Leaders’ Club (grades 7-8)
Mentors ages 21+ for Sr. Leaders’ Club (grades 9-12)
Help make a difference in the life of a teen by volunteering as an advisor with Leaders’ Club! The club, open to teens grades 7 - 12, focuses on volunteerism, physical fitness and leadership development. Clubs meet weekly (Wednesdays, 7:00-8:15 p.m.) and run August through June. Join the fun!
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