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Become a part of eliminating substandard housing in Kootenai County! We have opportunities for individuals to join our fundraising committee. This opportunity is a partial year (June-February) volunteer opportunity.

Volunteers for this committee work together to create events for the community to donate to Habitat for Humanity of North Idaho. This volunteer opportunity is a no hammer needed opportunity! We specifially plan or organize the Hearts for Home Sweethearts Ball on Valentines Day Saturday 2/14/26.

Individuals do not need specific skills, however it is helpful to have experience in:

Data EntryOffice Computer Programs

Internet and Social Media Platforms

Effective Communication and Customer Service-Help acquire sponsorships and donations

Office Equipment

This is great for college students looking to improve skills needed in the office!

For questions please contact Rebekah Paragamian at Habitat for Humanity of North Idaho at or ext 4

The fundraising comitte will help the treasure and Fundraiser advisor oversees the development and implementation of the Fundraising Plan and identifies external sources of support, e.g. sponsors, grants, employer match programs.

Ecologists Without Borders ( EcoWB) is a volunteer-led, science driven organization of concerned ecologists and activists who are taking a novel approach to service. We connect skilled professionals to verified eco-projects, providing the guidance, infrastructure, and knowledge needed for small organizations to create environmental solutions for their communities.

The outreach committee welcomes new project makers and project supports, generally overseeing the management of EcoWB partnerships. There is a diverse range of assignments for skilled volunteers, depending on your specialty and interest.

We are accepting applications from those with 1 year plus of outreach, communication, or project coordination experience, as well as any outgoing trained ecologists.

Positions are flexible, requiring as little as five hours/month of service for participating in committee business.

We are meeting and operating within Western Hemisphere timezones.

As we continue to grow our organization and build capacity, we are looking to train the next generation of EcoWB volunteers to help us organize a close-knit global network of scientists and project makers. You may specialize in supporting our developing projects, working with consulting firms, or our partnership agreements.

Members attend a monthly meeting and have regular communications with the Co-Chairs. You will co-design one or more monthly assignments with us which you may choose to accept, depending on your availability.

Watch our video to learn more: About EcoWB

This committee is responsible for supporting families who are in the Homeownership Program. Members are paired with 1 to 2 families to serve as their Support Partner to ensure the families feel supported during their time in the Homeownership Program by listening to concerns or helping to answer questions as needed. Also the Committee is responsible to oversee the Homeownership Education Program provided to the families. The Homeownership Program can be stressful at times as Future Homeowners have to juggle work and family while completing program requirements. Support Partners help Future Homeowners complete the program.

Coordinate annual events ensuring events are run smoothly. This committee focuses on events that will highlight the great work of WERC and raise funds to support WERC’s programming.

Duties of those volunteering for this committee include:

* Secure sponsorships, donations and raffle items.

* Collaborate with Marketing Committee to design invitation, promotional materials, and social media to publicize events.

*Send out invitations and manage RSVP list.

*Select menu, decorations, plan layout of seating, vendors, sponsors as necessary.

*Coordinate and monitor event timelines and ensure deadlines are met.

*Coordinate day of event logistics, including registration, attendee tracking, presentations, projectors, computers, other display materials, and recruit additional volunteers to manage the day of the event.

Assist organizations with concepts that can produce financial results to support programs and events the organization can expand on or startup. Must be willing to meet in person or by phone. After the initial meeting, this position will become a virtual opportunity.

The Home of the Sparrow Events Committee is currently seeking energetic, dedicated individuals to assist with planning and execution of all of our annual fundraisers. Ideal candidates will be available for monthly/bimonthly meetings , would be comfortable seeking donors and participants for our amazing events, and enjoy sharing ideas in a team settin g.

Home of the Sparrow has 3 events each year: Annual Signature Gala, Celebration of Women Luncheon and Annual Charity Golf Outing.

If you are interested in making a difference, and having a lot of fun, please consider joining our committee.

• Collect items for Silent Auction and Raffle Baskets
• Solicit sponsorships from local businesses
• Collaborate with Development staff on theme ideas, event activities, etc.
• Lead day of event activities: supporting volunteers, helping with registration, putting together raffle baskets, etc.
• Spread the word about the event and Home of the Sparrow!

**This is a volunteer position**

Do you love creating visually beautiful events and seeing people enjoy your hard work? We need your help! The events assistant will work closely with the Events Committee Chair to plan and execute various events including fundraisers (virtual and in-person), volunteer-appreciation events, anniversary events, etc.

This position would be flexible to your schedule and type of involvement you would be interested in. Some task examples include: writing thank-you letters, calling businesses for sponsorship or donation requests, making decorations or favors, general planning assistance, agenda planning and more.

• Warm, friendly energy

• Enjoy event planning, usually fundraising events

Mission Statement: Our mission is to improve mental health outcomes for struggling Moms and families by transforming cluttered homes and creating functional spaces to meet the unique needs of each family.

We work with Moms who are experiencing stressful challenges in their lives that are impacting their ability to keep up with the needs of their family and home. The clients we work with receive a full-range of services. This includes a unique needs assessment, individual plan for resetting the home environment and resources for mental health services.

We strive to meet the following outcomes through our program:

--Support emotional needs to address the "why" behind clutter and disarray

--Foster positive and connected relationships within the home

--Implement healthy habits to establish and maintain a clutter-free environment

--Create lasting connections to a healthy and supportive community, our "Village"

Vision: To live in a culture and society that has people to lean on in times of need.

Values: Inclusivity, Teamwork, Compassion, Integrity, Community

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit with a public charity status of 170 (b)(1)(A)(vi). Our organization was established in June of 2022 and received charity status in January of 2023. We are an emerging charity with a desire for growth and expansion.

Mommies Matter hosts both special-themed social gatherings for our Mommies and fundraising events annually. With these events come many details, and we are looking for folks who are willing to step in and assist with the planning and execution of events such as our holiday gatherings (Easter Egg Hunt, Mother's Day and Thanksgiving Dinners, Christmas with Santa), Mommie retreat, annual Fall Fundraiser, and more.