Do you have an idea about how to get students excited about writing? Bring it to Parkview! Help the teens and elementary school students get in touch with their inner lyricist, poet, or writer every Monday evening at the Parkview Recreation Center. Lend your passion for words and creativity, or just become a mentor to a student in the neighborhood. To sign up, email Ashley Wood at ashleyawood (at) gmail (dot) com.
Showing posts with label Greater DC Cares. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greater DC Cares. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Writers needed to help neighborhood budding young writers
This from Greater DC Cares:
Monday, December 28, 2009
Volunteers needed for free tax preparation
Tax season will soon be here and volunteers are needed to help low- and moderate-income DC residents benefit from tax credits and at the same time avoid paying to have their local and federal taxes prepared. Two opportunities have already presented themselves if you are interested in volunteering:
- The DC EITC Campaign is recruiting hundreds of volunteers for the upcoming tax season: Volunteer positions include tax preparers, savings promoters and language interpreters. Contact Adam Perry -- aperry (at) caab (dot) org -- for more information.
- Greater DC Cares, IRS and Howard University Partnership for tax prep: These organizations have teamed up to help prepare taxes for low income residents of Petworth, Park View and the Pleasant Plains. Volunteers will receive training from professional accountants who are dedicating their skills to help during their busiest time of year. Shifts are Tuesday, Thursday evening and Fridays during the day starting in mid-January. For more information email Sherman Taylor at sjtaylor (dot) 10 (at) gmail (dot) com.
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Make Saturdays spectacular at Park View Rec
This just in from Greater DC Cares:
A team of talented young people have put together an exciting set of programs under the guidance of the manager of the Park View Recreation Center to start on Saturday, January 9, 2010. You can help turn the recreation center into a beacon of light in a neighborhood that is undergoing rapid changes. To get involved, email Katie Delaney, katsdelaney [AT] gmail [DOT] com.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Help needed to set up food bank at Bruce Monroe
From Greater DC Cares comes this call for assistance:
Assist parents of Bruce Monroe at Parkview Elementary School on Thursday, December 10 (and every Thursday) set up and run a food bank from 3:30 - 5:30 pm. Volunteers will help set up and distribute free food to area residents, including many hit hard by the economic crisis. To get involved, contact Elizabeth at elizabeth [AT] stepdc [DOT] org or 829-8989.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Santa's Secret Shop needs Elves for the Holidays!
From Greater DC Cares:
Santa's Secret Shop needs Elves for the Holidays!Looking to donate goods, or volunteer on the holidays? Parkview Community Center (693 Otis Pl NW) needs extra hands and goods during its Santa's Secret Shop event.
Children will be shopping at Parkview for gifts to give to their parents. There will be six shifts during a school day in late December, as well as organizing opportunities for people who are unable to take the day off of work. If you are interested in getting involved for the holidays, or making a donation to Santa's Secret Shop, email Nuri Heckler at nheckler [AT] greaterdccares [DOT] org for more information.
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