Office Volunteer – WeConnectForGood

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SCI Social Capital Inc.

Life Skills

165 New Boston St, Woburn, MA 01801

Phone (781) 935 - 2244

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Our mission	To strengthen communities by connecting diverse individuals and organizations through civic engagement initiatives.

Opportunities	Office Volunteer Answering the phone, data entry, helping with mailings – this is all vital to expanding our capacity and increasing our ability to help the communities in which we work. Weekly, Monthly 55+, Adults Individuals Office work On-site, Formal Weekdays Virtual Volunteering If you are outside the Greater Boston area, technology allows the opportunity for virtual volunteering! Examples of volunteer roles that can be done in this fashion include research and helping to develop written materials. In addition, as SCI expands its network, we will be seeking people to help make contacts in other areas of the country. Weekly, Monthly 55+, Adults Individuals Indoor None Weekdays Community Outreach Volunteer Calling/emailing community organizations and businesses to find out about volunteer opportunities, donations, etc. Weekly, Monthly 55+, Adults Individuals Indoor, Outdoor Formal Weekdays Skills-Based Volunteer Share your skills! As an organization with big goals and a small staff, we rely on volunteers to help with many important functions. We are especially eager to find people with strong writing skills to help with editing and content creation, and volunteers to help update community website and social media content on our local sites, especially during the summer. We also are looking for volunteers interested in serving on one of our fundraising committees. Occasional, Weekly, Monthly 55+, Adults Individuals Indoor Skilled Weekdays, Evenings, Weekends

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How you help	Volunteers provide essential help so that together we can build stronger communities.

About us	For 15 years, SCI has been increasing social capital and community engagement in Eastern Massachusetts communities. In the process, SCI has developed tools, program models, trainings and other resources to help communities boost their social capital and thus better tackle issues of concern. Many studies have shown social capital, social networks and community engagement to be crucial for positive community outcomes.