What are the responsibilities and job description for the Alzheimer's Association Office Volunteers position at Alzheimer's Association Connecticut Chapter?
The Connecticut Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association depends on the commitment and dedication of its volunteers. We have a variety of opportunities to offer volunteers throughout the state of Connecticut. Volunteers help us run special events, work in our offices, deliver education and programs, act as advocates and speakers in the community, staff our helplines and run Support Groups, as examples. Our volunteers are passionate and enthusiastic members of our team without whom we could not work towards an end to the Alzheimer's disease.
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If you enjoy working in a friendly office environment, then volunteering for us may be a good fit for you.
The Alzheimer's Association's office is located in Southington, CT and is open to the public.
The Connecticut Alzheimer's Association office is always looking for volunteers who enjoy being
task-oriented, have excellent organization skills, and a positive attitude!
Activities conducted at our office include planning and coordinating fundraising activities and events, organizing office supplies, assisting with mailings, undertaking general administrative duties such as photocopying, filling and laminating, and other misc. office tasks.
As an office volunteer, you get to choose the activities you want to do in your local Alzheimer's Association office.
Staying social and keeping your brain active is good for brain health. Help us raise awareness for the care, support and research efforts of the Alzheimer’s Association.
,
If you enjoy working in a friendly office environment, then volunteering for us may be a good fit for you.
The Alzheimer's Association's office is located in Southington, CT and is open to the public.
The Connecticut Alzheimer's Association office is always looking for volunteers who enjoy being
task-oriented, have excellent organization skills, and a positive attitude!
Activities conducted at our office include planning and coordinating fundraising activities and events, organizing office supplies, assisting with mailings, undertaking general administrative duties such as photocopying, filling and laminating, and other misc. office tasks.
As an office volunteer, you get to choose the activities you want to do in your local Alzheimer's Association office.
Staying social and keeping your brain active is good for brain health. Help us raise awareness for the care, support and research efforts of the Alzheimer’s Association.