Bonnie Nielson - 435.283.4922
David Ipson - 435.835.2271, david.ipson@ssanpete.org
Corolyn Tidwell - 435.528.6666
(Formerly known as Child Abuse Prevention Team) Kay Jensen - 435.835.8171, mantifd@manti.com (note: prefers phone calls)
Joshua Newby - 208.852.8673, joshua.newby@avalonhealthcare.com
Allynne Mower - 435.427.9204, allynne.mower@nsanpete.org
Arleen Jensen - 435.528.7880
The League of Women Voters invites you to get some exercise, show your commitment
to voting rights, and learn about voting through the ages — virtually. Our third-annual
family-friendly event is being done differently this year, and we’ve made plans for
it to be equally as enjoyable. There are prizes, too! You can use our route or make
up your own. Register here!
The League of Women Voters of Salt Lake is preparing for its 100th Anniversary in
2020. We have reserved Sat. Sept. 19 at Liberty Park for the event - Running for 100
Years. Our committee plans to meet once a month to get everything together. If you're
interested in: public relations, community partnerships, fundraising, design, logistics
- join us. Only the monthly meeting is required. You can work on your own until the
run. 2020 will be our third year sponsoring a 5K Fun Run. Contact us with interest
or questions at commteam@lwvsl.org.
Additionally, volunteers are also needed to help with google suite, and online postings
if interested contact marilyn.bown@yahoo.com
www.nationalmssociety.org/
Help make phone calls...from the comfort and safety of your own home. These calls
will be to help us recruit participants for our virtual walk events and encourage
fundraising. We will provide talking points and a script. If you’re interested, please
reach out to Sondra Stephens at Sondra.stephens@nmss.org
https://fromthepage.com
Have you ever wondered how records get indexed and pages get transcribed? The truth
is, it is a big job and we could use your help! The Utah Division of Archives and
Records Service is thrilled to announce that we have partnered with From The Page,
an online program for transcribing documents and collaborating on transcriptions with
others. You can transcribe anytime, anywhere! All you need is a computer with internet,
the ability to read 19th and 20th century handwriting, and an interest in Utah history.
The first project we need help with is the John D. Lee Case Files, which are records
of the trial concerning his involvement in the 1857 Mountain Meadows Massacre. Lee
was convicted and executed in 1877. Click here to start transcribing: http://bit.ly/2QcYU5V
bristolhospice.com
During COVID-19 : We need volunteers who’d be willing to write letters or make phone
calls to our Hospice patients who have been cooped up and lonely during the Pandemic.
Once COVID-19 Restrictions Lift: Volunteers will have an opportunity to do face to
face visits with our patients. Our patients reside in senior facilities or in their
own homes. It is a companionship type experience. You could read to the patients,
go for a walk, look at photo albums together, simple chit chat, etc. We work around
your schedule and it’s only 1 hour a week!
To get you started and trained as a Bristol Volunteer, there is a little paperwork,
a few screenings and some online training you can do from home! Please contact Volunteer
Coordinator Holly Smith at holly.smith@bristolhospice.com
nhmu.utah.edu
Field Note Transcription Project (https://nhmu.utah.edu/programs/field-note-transcription-project)
contributes directly to helping collections staff digitize historical field notes
to make them readily available for researchers and the public online.
Voterise: Online voter registration campaign-- encourage people to register to vote
www.phputah.org
Are you looking for a rewarding volunteer experience? We assist women in empowering
themselves through employment. Join our volunteer team to make a difference. Our current
volunteer opportunities include making phone calls to potential clients and other
administrative office assistance. The volunteer would have to be comfortable with
making phone calls, professional communication, have access to a computer, internet
and phone to make phone calls.
Connect with Sarah Anderson: sarah@phputah.org