photo credit: Susan Duncan, University photographer

Volunteer opportunities for members of G2, the ISU Math/CS Club

Why Volunteer?

Volunteering is a fun way to get to know others and help your community at the same time. If you do any kind of volunteer work and report your hours to the club, we get points for it that translate to additional funding for more fun and informative events and speakers in the future. Volunteering also helps you in your future -- it looks good on your CV or grad school application and developing a history of volunteerism gives professors more good things to say about you on recommendation letters.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What's Available?

Current Events:

Idaho Condor Club Service Project

The Idaho Condor Humanitarian Club is hosting a *Used Glasses & Medical Supply Drive * Wed Dec 9th & Thurs Dec 10th at a table in the Rendezvous.

We are in desperate need of glasses and medical supplies to distribute to people on our expedition to Peru during Spring Break. This is a great opportunity to use your stash of old glasses and bandages to truly benefit the life of an individual. We will be collecting medical supplies of all types including bandages, gauze, basic medication, sports wraps, braces, etc. (think first aid kit items).

Please drop your glasses and medical supplies at our table in the Rendezvous Dec 9th & 10th or drop them by anytime the rest of this semester at the
/Pre-Health Professions Advising office (Life Sciences, rm 202)./

For any questions about the drive or the club please contact the Idaho Condor Club mailto:kendall@bengalworks.com

Ongoing opportunities:

Help out at the Food Bank
duties: inspect, sort, box,and weigh food, placing the finished boxes on pallets for ease of distribution. app. 2 hours per month.

919 S. 2nd Ave.
Pocatello, Idaho 83204
PH: 208-233-8811
mailto: rlacey@idahofoodbank.org

Help abused and neglected children in court
duties: You will work with families whose children have become before the courts due to abuse, neglect or abandonment. You will conduct an independent investigation of the allegations and report back to the court on what services the family needs in order for the children to be reunited in the home. You will follow a case through its entirety. You will be required to complete a 40 hour training and background check. Good communication and people skills are a plus. app. 10 hours per week.

6th Judicial District CASA Program
Vicky Hadley, Executive Director
836 E Center, Suite A
Pocatello, ID 83201
Office- 208-232-2272
Fax – 208-478-6978
mailto: casa6@ida.net