Looking to start your own charity or non-profit organization? Volunteer or work for a non-profit and looking to meet new people in the field? The Pioneer Valley Non-Profit Network brings together volunteers, board members, and non-profit professionals in an open and supportive atmosphere to share about their work, experiences, and challenges in the Valley. Join us to meet new and friendly people supporting each other to enhance the quality of life in the Pioneer Valley. Please note that attendan …

… AFS-USA (formerly the American Field Service), a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, is a leader in intercultural learning and offers international exchange programs in more than 40 countries around the world through independent, nonprofit AFS Organizations, each with a network of volunteers, a professionally staffed office, and headed up by a volunteer board. We’ve been exchanging students throughout the world for 60 years. That’s six decades of history and experience in international education wit …

… INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT: In addition to the volunteer work we do, we are also interested in helping our members build leadership and personal skills. MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT: Raising funds is one of the most complex areas of our chapter. We have many projects that will touch on the other areas of development, but our focus from these projects is the money that we will raise. MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT: Recruiting, developing, and encouraging members is a vital role in the Jaycees. The Southington Jayc …

We meet the 3rd Sunday (1:30-3:30pm) and Monday (drop in between 10:30-1:30pm, or 7-9pm).  Come which ever day/time is convenient for you that month. NO TALENT required ~ Let me show you how Stampin' Up! products turn everyone into an artist! Make & Take Workshops You'll assemble cards that are already prepped for you.  All you have to do is stamp, punch out paper & put together.  If desired, I can schedule workshops for your children to do with you (ask!).  If you can't make it, but lik …

We started as a book group that wanted to look beyond the pages that are right in front of us. We decided to expand our reach to do some good in the world by creating the Central CT chapter of Room to Read, a nonprofit dedicated to building libraries and improving literacy in developing countries. As one of 53 Room to Read chapters around the world, our main goal is to raise money for the organization. But we also want to have some fun and meet new people through book swaps, wine tasting events, …

… We do this as volunteers. - There is no need to bring in a mat or sheet with you. - We sit on chairs in a relaxed position and focus our attention on different energy centers within our body.   For any information on any of the above classes, please feel free to call: 203-812-9247       (Manchester, New Haven) 646-552-4053       (Norwalk, New Haven)