[Childfree] Volunteer Recommendations

[Patty Kingsmill]

If you are the outdoorsy type I would suggest the Wildlands Restoration
Volunteers (www.wlrv.org).  I did some database work for them so I know
that they are a well run organization with many projects throughout the
year.  No experience necessary, they provide any tools you need and
usually lunch as well.  Added bonus:  they are strict about the number
and ages of children they allow to participate.

Patty
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Subject: ChildFree Digest, Vol 17, Issue 8

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> Hello everyone.  This is the first time I've used this mailing 
> list, so I'm hoping this works.  
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> Matt and I have been talking for awhile now about doing some 
> volunteer work.  We're not quite sure what we're looking to do.  
> Any intersting and worthwhile organizations that are looking for help?
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> Thanks for any suggestions!
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