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How to Apply for an AmeriCorps*NCCC Team

By Green2

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Most organizations are unaware that they can get huge benefits to their organization just by hosting an AmeriCorps*NCCC team... more »

How to Apply for Habitat for Humanity Global Village Trips

By Jillian Downer

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Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit, ecumenical Christian housing program that was founded in 1976 by Linda and Millard Fuller in Americus, Georgia. Habitat is devoted to building "simple, decent, and affordable" housing using volunteer labor. ... more »

How to Apply for the Peace Corps

By Jillian Downer

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In 1960, Senator John F. Kennedy challenged students at the University of Michigan to serve their country in the cause of peace by living and working in developing countries, from which The Peace Corps--an agency of the federal government devoted ... more »

How to Apply to be a Team Leader for AmeriCorps*NCCC

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Deciding to be a Team Leader for AmeriCorps*NCCC is one of the most fulfilling, exciting, and nerve-wracking things you can do. Making the decision is the big step; applying for the program is a piece of cake after that. Here is how to apply... more »

How to Ask Donations

By smilesatme1

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Do you need cash or any help from the public or anyone? Asking donations from the public it's not new to everyone but you need to ask when it's really needed in order to survive or live like disaster's victims. These are individuals who really ... more »

How to Assist With New Orleans Hurricane Relief

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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An abundance of international and domestic-based volunteer organizations offer support for New Orleans relief. You can donate money online, or you can travel to New Orleans and help in person. Here's how to choose the most reliable organizations ... more »

How to Be a Big Brother to a Teen

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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A Big Brother or Big Sister is a mentor to an at-risk youth. The Big Brother/Sister program provides excellent opportunities for adult mentors to make a difference in the life of a child, adolescent or teen. Big Brothers/Sisters spend ... more »

How to Be a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) in Shelby County, AL

By Bethchapman

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Becoming a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA), is a life changing experience for you and the abused children with which you work. Find out how to join this worthwhile, nonprofit organization... more »

How to Be a Good Sponsor to an AmeriCorps*NCCC Team

By Green2

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So, you've got your AmeriCorps*NCCC team. Awesome. They will help out your organization in ways you couldn't imagine. But how do you become a great sponsor for the team and keep teams coming back? Read on to find out how... more »

How to Be a Helpful Church Member

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Do you want to get involved in your church? How do you find ways to help your church function and succeed? Follow these steps to become a helpful church member... more »

How to Be a Human Rights Worker

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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A human right is something you're entitled to just for being human. You deserve to live in safety wherever you are, free from unjust arrest and torture, for example. These rights extend to women, children, the elderly, the disabled and ... more »

How to Be a Literacy Volunteer

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Literacy is defined by a person's ability to read, write and speak and starts at an early age. In an effort to combat a growing illiteracy problem in the US, a number of literacy initiatives train volunteers to work with adults and children. ... more »

How to Be a Philanthropic Philanthropist through Philanthropy

By Paul McDaniel

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Many people in the "western" world are far wealthier than a lot of people throughout the rest of the planet. Consequently, a fair number of persons with disposable and discretionary income choose to help others by becoming ... more »

How to Be a Volunteer

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Volunteering is rewarding--lend a hand and make someone else's day a little easier. There are many organizations in your own community that would welcome your help. Volunteering can also lead to a paying job. Follow these steps to become a ... more »

How to Be an Advocate for Same Sex Marriage in Arkansas

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Whether you are gay or lesbian or just support the rights of your fellow citizens, and you live in Arkansas, there are things that you can do to advocate for gay marriage... more »

How to Be an Advocate for Same Sex Marriage in Georgia

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Whether you are gay or lesbian, or just support the rights of your fellow citizens, and you live in Georgia, there are things that you can do to advocate gay marriage... more »

How to Be an Advocate for Same Sex Marriage in Michigan

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Whether you are gay or lesbian, or just support the rights of your fellow citizens, and you live in Michigan, there are things that you can do to advocate gay marriage. Step up and make a change... more »

How to Be an Advocate for Same Sex Marriage in Utah

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Whether you are gay or lesbian, or just support the rights of your fellow citizens and live in Utah, there are things that you can do to advocate gay marriage... more »

How to Be an Advocate for Same Sex Marriage in Wisconsin

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Whether you are gay or lesbian, or just support the rights of your fellow citizens and live in Wisconsin, there are things that you can do to advocate gay marriage... more »

How to Be an Advocate for Same-Sex Marriage

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Same-sex marriage is not currently legal in the United States, but activists all over the country—both homosexual and heterosexual—are working to change that. Here's how you can use your voice to advocate for gay and lesbian rights... more »

How to be an Election Day Volunteer

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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The United States' first presidential election took place in 1789. The winner, without much of a challenge, was George Washington. Today, elections have become much more complicated. From hanging chads to corrupt campaign finance, it's easy to ... more »

How to Be Part of the Martin Luther King Day of Service

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On the third Monday of January schools, federal offices, post offices and banks throughout the United States close to honor the birth, life and dream that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had for our great land. Dr. King's wife, the late Coretta Scott ... more »

How to Be Proactive

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Don't let situations surprise you. Handle things when you're ready to handle them and not the other way around. People who are proactive consistently get more done than people who are not. Here's how to handle your daily tasks proactively and get ... more »

How to Be Socially Conscious Like George Michael

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George Michael had a rise to celebrity in the 1980's in the music industry. Most people know him for his music, although he does not put out new albums frequently anymore. But what you may not know is that he is extremely socially conscious. Find ... more »

How to Beautify a Vacant City Lot

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Vacant city lots are often eye sores, but they represent a great potential for improvement. A lot can be done with a city lot, provided the local government will allow it to be renovated and the local population supports the change. Read on to ... more »

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