Volunteer: Eagle Scout ProjectsCommunity Action Services is a great place to complete an Eagle Scout Project. We have a variety of kits that we have a regular need for in addition to many one-time projects such as fundraising for or building a Little Library for one of our community gardens, collecting plants for our community gardens, or giving our collection barrels a makeover. Interested scouts should contact the volunteer coordinator to set up an interview and discuss project ideas.
Information about building a little library here- https://littlefreelibrary.org/build?utm_source=Insider's+Guide+To+Starting+a+Little+Free+Library&utm_campaign=ba047f4bf8-Free_Insiders_Guide_Automation_Email#2&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_6a0c5cc18a-ba047f4bf8-138110741&mc_cid=ba047f4bf8&mc_eid=12e0c302b0 Agency: Community Action Services and Food Bank Community Action Services is a great place to complete an Eagle Scout Project. We have a variety of kits that we have a regular need for in addition to many one-time projects such as fundraising for or building a Little Library for one of our community gardens, collecting plants for our community gardens, or giving our collection barrels a makeover. Interested scouts should contact the volunteer coordinator to set up an interview and discuss project ideas.
Information about building a little library here- https://littlefreelibrary.org/build?utm_source=Insider's+Guide+To+Starting+a+Little+Free+Library&utm_campaign=ba047f4bf8-Free_Insiders_Guide_Automation_Email#2&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_6a0c5cc18a-ba047f4bf8-138110741&mc_cid=ba047f4bf8&mc_eid=12e0c302b0 Agency: Community Action Services and Food Bank Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 84601 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Eagle Scout Projects | Wasatch Behavioral HealthWasatch Behavioral Health maintains a list of potential Eagle Scout projects on their website at: http://www.wasatch.org/blog/service-projects/. If you are interested in a listed project, or have other skills that might lend themselves to a custom Eagle Scout project, please contact us at: BeAHeroWMH@wasatch.org.
Agency: Wasatch Behavioral Health Wasatch Behavioral Health maintains a list of potential Eagle Scout projects on their website at: http://www.wasatch.org/blog/service-projects/. If you are interested in a listed project, or have other skills that might lend themselves to a custom Eagle Scout project, please contact us at: BeAHeroWMH@wasatch.org.
Agency: Wasatch Behavioral Health Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 84601 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Food for Children in NurseryOur Crisis Respite Nursery could use help in providing food to feed the children. We serve three meals a day and several snacks a day, but we have a hard time keeping stocked up on healthy snack food and our canned and boxed food levels are getting low. A flyer (PDF) with current food items needed and guidelines is available on our web site and is updated each month. Food Items Needed (see end of this list for food guidelines) ITEMS MUST NOT BE EXPIRED Baby food Butter/margarine Cheese (block, sliced, shredded, string) Fresh/frozen/canned fruits and vegetables Fresh/frozen/canned meats (100% one meat/no combination meats) Gluten free pastas and breads Kids’ snacks (crackers, pretzels, granola bars, fruit snacks, etc.) Whole grain or grain rich bread, tortillas, pasta/rice/grains (1st ingredient is “whole wheat/grain”)FOOD DONATION GUIDELINES Acceptable Donations FOOD MUST BE UNEXPIRED Any whole foods Baby food/formula Bread/tortillas Butter/margarine Crackers/pretzels/fruit snacks Cheese Fresh/frozen/canned fruits and vegetables Fresh/frozen/canned meats that are 100% one meat (no fillers, no mixed meat products) Gluten free pastas and breads Milk (ONLY 1% and Whole) Pastas YogurtUnacceptable Donations ANY EXPIRED FOOD Dessert grains (donuts, pastries, etc.) Meat products that are not 100% one meat (e.g. no hot dogs or sausage unless they are 100% beef or 100% pork) Milk (Skim, 2%) Processed foods without children’s nutrition labelAgency: Family Haven Our Crisis Respite Nursery could use help in providing food to feed the children. We serve three meals a day and several snacks a day, but we have a hard time keeping stocked up on healthy snack food and our canned and boxed food levels are getting low. A flyer (PDF) with current food items needed and guidelines is available on our web site and is updated each month. Food Items Needed (see end of this list for food guidelines) ITEMS MUST NOT BE EXPIRED Baby food Butter/margarine Cheese (block, sliced, shredded, string) Fresh/frozen/canned fruits and vegetables Fresh/frozen/canned meats (100% one meat/no combination meats) Gluten free pastas and breads Kids’ snacks (crackers, pretzels, granola bars, fruit snacks, etc.) Whole grain or grain rich bread, tortillas, pasta/rice/grains (1st ingredient is “whole wheat/grain”)FOOD DONATION GUIDELINES Acceptable Donations FOOD MUST BE UNEXPIRED Any whole foods Baby food/formula Bread/tortillas Butter/margarine Crackers/pretzels/fruit snacks Cheese Fresh/frozen/canned fruits and vegetables Fresh/frozen/canned meats that are 100% one meat (no fillers, no mixed meat products) Gluten free pastas and breads Milk (ONLY 1% and Whole) Pastas YogurtUnacceptable Donations ANY EXPIRED FOOD Dessert grains (donuts, pastries, etc.) Meat products that are not 100% one meat (e.g. no hot dogs or sausage unless they are 100% beef or 100% pork) Milk (Skim, 2%) Processed foods without children’s nutrition labelAgency: Family Haven Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 84057 Allow Groups: Yes |