Find Local Volunteer Opportunities!
Written by Jimmy Quach   
Monday, 08 October 2007
One of our partners, TechMIssion, has launched a website full of volunteer opportunities around New England. In many ways ChristianVolunteering.org is like job matching websites except that they match volunteers to organizations with volunteer opportunities.   Individuals can find opportunities as a local volunteer, virtual volunteer (volunteering from home), short term missionary, or intern at organizations across the US and internationally.  Organizations can also, for free, post volunteer opportunities to recruit volunteers online. Trying to figure out how to spend some of your afternoons or weekends? Check out some their New England opportunities now!
Last Updated ( Monday, 08 October 2007 )
 
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