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DATE | 2007-03-14 |
FROM | Ruben Safir
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SUBJECT | Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] [dcrosta@sccs.swarthmore.edu: [nylug-talk] Volunteer in NYC]
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Not to derail this *highly* interesting debate on Dell...
Just wanted to share with you all a site I found through the mayor's office homepage, . I've just browsed around and found a number of technical volunteering opportunities just in my area of Manhattan, ranging from computer and internet training for school-age kids to seniors; to system/network/IT support for a theater group for homeless kids; to web software development for a group providing safe rides home for women who work late on Saturday nights. Undoubtedly there are many more opportunities available throughout the other boroughs.
I'd also like to point anyone interested in formal, consulting-like volunteering to check out the Taproot Foundation, . Taproot organizes consulting teams of volunteers to work on well-scoped projects for deserving & growing NPOs in NYC (and several other cities -- tell your friends). I volunteer for Taproot, and am currently working through my first project for them, consulting for CENYC, the Council on the Environment for NYC.
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