HandsOn Mid-Willamette Valley
Days of Caring
Show the community how you LIVE UNITED by joining United Way for our annual Days of Caring
Paint a shelter. Clean a park. Build a trail. Plant a community garden. Serve a meal. Sort donations. Join hands. Give an hour. Give a Saturday.
Each year Days of Caring provides an opportunity for volunteer groups from companies, schools, churches, and other community groups across Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties to evoke change and create positive impact in the areas of education, income, and health. Volunteer groups choose from a variety of projects hosted by non-profit and government agencies that fit their interests and availability. All volunteers valuable information about the agency they are serving and the work being done across the Mid-Willamette Valley to improve the common good.
Days of Caring 2010 is September 6th-11th.
SELECT YOUR PROJECT BY JULY 26!
Be sure to reserve your spot for Days of Caring 2010. Download the documents below to get started.
2010_Instructions_for_volunteer_groups.pdf
2010_Volunteer_Release_Form.pdf
Step 1:
Identify a Group Leader
Step 2:
Register Volunteer Group (this should be done by the Group Leader)
Click here to create your group.
Step 3:
Register for Days of Caring Group Leader Orientation (this should be done by the Group Leader)
Click Here to select your Orientation Date: Days of Caring 2010 Group Leader Orientation
Step 4:
Download Forms and Return Forms
2010_Instructions_for_volunteer_groups.pdf
2010_Volunteer_Release_Form.pdf
Step 5:
Pick-A-Project
Projects will be up for selection on July 12th.
Click here to log in and select your top 3 choices.
Please indicate your 1st, 2nd and 3rd choices in the comments section by July 26th.
We will notify you of your project match by August 6th.
TIPS: The dates listed next to each project when you login are the dates available. Let us know which of those dates work for you. Interested in more then one project? Let us know in the comments section when you express interest.
Are you a Partner Agency that would like to propose a project?
Click Here for details and instructions.
*Priority is given to United Way Funded Agencies and HandsOn Partners.
Days of Caring 2009
In 2009, we had over 1,600 volunteer connections across Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties. We believe that our community can build on this momentum and exceed the impact in 2010, helping to meet the increased need that our community is currently facing. Reach out a hand to one and influence the condition of all.
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