Below are several opportunities for residents to participate in various activities and committees. You must be logged in to view the name of the contact person.
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Unpack delivery boxes. Use pricing gun to adhere price tags. Place new products on shelves or in storage. Skills: physical strength, manual strength, and dexterity,
Staff the Pantry during open hours 11-1 Monday-Saturday. Greet and assist customers. Take payments and complete paper work. Hours: 1 or 2 hours one day a week. Skills needed: warm friendly personality, comfort with addition or using a calculator.
Oversee one department in the store. Notice how frequently products are sold. Record items on the Shopping List. Make recommendations for new products. Hours: flexible during open hours, approximately 1 hour per week. Skills needed: Become familiar with the products. Attention to details, willing to organize shelves as needed.
The Audio Visual and Lighting Work Group makes it possible to see and hear the many movies, concerts, presentations, and meetings that are so important to our community.
We welcome and need new team members, both those who would like to provide AV support in general and those who would like to support only events of particular interest to them. If any of you would like to make a meaningful contribution to our community in this way, please consider joining us.
See the AudioVisual & Lighting activity page for more information.
The DIG Steering Team is seeking participants to Join our Steering Team. We meet for an hour or so each month to plan future programming, which includes:
- identifying program topics/themes and determining the best format and resources for programs (presentation, workshop, experiential, movie, etc.)
- watching various sources for appropriate excursions (like our recent trips to the Clackamas Community College Indigenous Peoples Day celebration and the Bush Barn exhibition of Indigenous Contemporary Art), and
- deciding what topics would best serve our goals with a Court Gallery Display (Local Indigenous Peoples, Oregon history of refugees and immigrants, Maps of the world as different ways of seeing).
Individual members work to bring specific programs to fruition and to create the posters to publicize them.
We particularly currently need a funds manager and someone to assist us with web page posting.
The Web Tech Workgroup maintains and develops new and improved features on our resident website. We welcome any interested resident to join our efforts.
The website is built on the Drupal platform. Even if you haven't worked with Drupal but are willing to learn an application new to you, we invite you to talk with us. Most of us have learned "on the job."
Content Editors may post an opportunity announcement by using the template Volunteer Opportunity. Other resident and staff users may complete and submit the Content Editing Request Form to request a Volunteer Opportunity be posted on the website.