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Digest for August 4, 2010

Digest Contents:

Block Party and Basketry
Program Development- Coalition of Community Health Clinics
Online Communications Internship
Talk Line Advocate Volunteer
Assistant Teacher
Fiscal Assistant
SVP Portland Partnership & Development Director
ABCD this Saturday hosted by ROSE Community Development
Weekly Herb Class
FREE Construction Career Training for Women
August Garden Work Parties - Volunteers Needed
Volunteer Opportunity at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore
Be a Part of the Habitat for Humanity ReStore Truck Crew!
OMSI Science Days Event Volunteer

Events

Block Party and Basketry

*Join us in celebrating our 2-year anniversary on Sunday, August 8th!* The Skill Share Studio is organizing our annual block party on Rodney Avenue with a BBQ potluck, live music, and a basket weaving workshop. We'll shut the street at 3pm and fire up the grill. NE Rodney Avenue, between NE Shaver and Failing.

 

Hannah Stitzlein will be teaching a basic basketry class at 4pm on August 8th as well. Register in advance for the class ($10 includes all materials) or just come to the party!

 

http://skillsharestudio.org/learn/attend-a-class/

 

Check out our new website too! www.skillsharestudio.org!

 

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Jobs & Internships

Program Development- Coalition of Community Health Clinics

The Coalition of Community Health Clinics (CCHC) is a nonprofit network of 13 safety net clinics serving low income and uninsured people in Portland, Oregon. We are currently hiring a position responsible for providing staff support and advising the development of a new AmeriCorps program to support community health clinics. The program, to be operated by the Oregon Health Career Center, will provide a range of services that increase the quality and access of health care for low and moderate income Oregonians. This temporary position is half-time for 8 months and will report to the CCHC Executive Director.

 

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Information

organization:Oregon League of Conservation Voters
position summary:

Position: Unpaid web intern at the Oregon League of Conservation Voters, approximately 15 hours/week

Start date: September 8, 2010 or soon thereafter

End date: Flexible—to coincide with the end of the Fall term, toward the end of November.

About us: The Oregon League of Conservation Voters is a grassroots organization that serves as the political arm of Oregon’s environmental community. We work in the Legislature to pass pro-environment laws, work in elections endorsing and supporting pro-environment candidates, and create environmental scorecards that educate voters about how their elected officials vote. Our staff of nine (plus one in Eugene) works in a professional but appropriately casual work environment in downtown Portland. We work hard but know how to laugh.

Salary / Pay Rate:Unpaid

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Information

organization:Backline
position summary:

Advocates provide talk line callers with unbiased, nonjudgmental and compassionate support, information and resources around all aspects of pregnancy, parenting, abortion and adoption.

Salary / Pay Rate:Volunteer
Apply by:January 31, 2010

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Information

organization:Neighborhood House
position summary:

One (1) position available; FT, 40 hours/week. 42 weeks/year. Starts ASAP. CDA or A.A. in Early Childhood Education or related field & 2 yrs experience in preschool classroom setting or HS diploma/GED & 4 yrs experience. Assist Head Teacher in the Head Start classroom with planning & setup, meal service, record keeping, bus monitoring. Need good computer skills; good interpersonal skills; ability to routinely lift 50 lbs., bend, twist, stoop and run after children.

Offer is contingent upon results of a post-offer health exam, including a TB test to declare free from communicable disease. As required by contract, periodic re-testing for communicable disease will be scheduled throughout employment.

Salary / Pay Rate:Pay range $11.07 to $13.28/hr.

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Information

organization:Ride Connection
position summary:

Ride Connection is a private nonprofit that is made up of a network of service partners who work in collaboration with one another to provide vital services that strengthen our region’s current transportation services. We are looking for a self-motivated, trouble-shooting excel whiz to join our Fiscal team. If you have strong math skills, a working knowledge of fund accounting, enjoy working in a team environment and are ready for a challenge, you might just be the perfect addition to our team! Love for allocation and non-profit experience is a plus. Experience with computerized accounting systems is preferred. BA is preferred but not required with on the job experience. Position is full-time, hourly.

Salary / Pay Rate:DOE

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SVP Portland Partnership & Development Director

Social Venture Partners Portland is seeking a full-time Partnership & Development Director working directly with the Executive Director to:

 

  • Serve and draw on the philanthropic interests of Partners;
  • facilitate engagement of our Partners to strengthen SVPP and SVPP Investees;
  • develop and manage educational, social and family service programs;
  • assist with marketing, recruitment and revenue development; and,
  • manage various tracking, outcome and evaluation tools.

The Director will have significant interaction with accomplished professionals in the business, funding and nonprofit sectors.

 

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Nonprofit News

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Q & A

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Trainings

ABCD this Saturday hosted by ROSE Community Development

August 7 ABCD Training Workshop

 

Saturday August 7 - 8:30AM to 4:30PM

 

Leander Court Apartments (4620 SE 122nd Ave. Portland, OR 97266)

 

$45 tuition fee - 10 partial scholarships are available. Please call or email.

 

Register at http://www.secondstories.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=92&Itemid=193

 

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Weekly Herb Class

Learn how to harvest, prepare and safely use the local herbs and "weeds" that are freely available to help us soothe an earache, settle an upset tummy, calm jangled nerves and maintain the health of our friends and families. Weekly class on private land outside of Silverton,noon-2pm on Sundays. $10.00 a class. Overnight camping or simple accomodations available. Go to https://sites.google.com/site/homeaidherbalist for more information. Backyard health reform!

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FREE Construction Career Training for Women

Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc. empowers women to enter into high skill, high wage careers in construction through our seven-week Trades and Apprenticeship Career Class.

 

Please help us spread the word about our FREE program so even more women can get started into satisfying, living wage careers.

 

-- Class meets Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

 

-- Participants get hands-on experience working alongside skilled female instructors.

 

-- Explore topics like safety, construction culture, apprenticeship, and more.

 

-- Get an introduction to green building

 

-- Learn basic trades math and measurement.

 

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Volunteering

August Garden Work Parties - Volunteers Needed

Garden Partners is organizing two garden work parties in August, and we need your help! In order to get a lot of work done in a short amount of time, we host fun, family-friendly events where volunteers can spend an afternoon building and improving Therapeutic Gardens around town.

 

Upcoming Work Parties:

 

* Saturday, August 7th: 1:00 - 3:30 -- Cascade Park Care Center -- Help build a new therapeutic garden!(801 Southeast Park Crest Avenue; Vancouver, WA 98683)

 

* Sunday, August 8th: 1:00 - 3:30 -- Morrison Day Treatment Center - Early Childhood and Youth Garden. Summer vegetable garden upkeep. (11456 NE Knott St; Portland, OR 97220)

 

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Volunteer Opportunity at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore

The Portland Metro Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a non-profit organization that resells re-usable building materials and supplies. All materials in our 20,000+ square foot warehouse are donated. Our inventory is extensive, and includes appliances, doors, windows, plumbing, electrical, all types of flooring, lumber and paint/stain. The proceeds go toward building simple, decent and affordable housing for low-income families.

 

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Be a Part of the Habitat for Humanity ReStore Truck Crew!

The Portland Metro Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a non-profit organization that sells re-useable building materials and supplies. The proceeds go toward building simple, decent and affordable housing for low-income families in the Portland/Metro area.

 

The ReStore is now seeking individuals interested in being a part of our Volunteer Truck Crew for donation pick-up on Tuesdays through Saturdays from 9-2pm or 1-5pm

 

The requirements for this volunteer opportunity are:

 

For Drivers: -Please have experience driving large trucks. A CDL is desired but not mandatory. Our truck is a 26 ft. box truck—comparable to a large U-Haul.

 

-You must have a clean driving record and valid driver’s license.

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OMSI Science Days Event Volunteer

Join the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) as a Volunteer this summer! OMSI Needs your help August 12-15th (Thursday- Sunday).

 

 

 

August 12-15, OMSI will need lots of additional help from you to host OMSI Science Days. During these days the museum will be open 9:00am-9:00pm and visitors will enjoy a variety of offerings around the museum.

 

 

 

This is a major special event that is expected to draw thousands of visitors each day so having additional help will be wonderful! Volunteers at this event will earn a pass for free admission to the museum on a day of their choice.

 

 

 

Each day (Aug 12-15) three shifts are available:

 

 

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