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"Kids Care Clubs"

Kids Care Clubs are a special program of the Points of Light Institute. Click on the link below to find out more!

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Columbus Days Volunteers Needed!

Columbus Days is a community wide event filled with music and activities for the whole family!  Volunteers are an important part of making this event a success.  Help is especially needed to help clean up after the Columbus Days parade on Sunday, August 23rd.  This is a great opportunity for clubs and  teens to get involved.  If you would like to help with clean up after the parade or find out more about volunteer opportunities during Columbus Days, contact Sandy at the Chamber of Commerce Office at 564-2769. 

Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska

Leaders and Co-Leaders

Leaders and co-leaders are registered Girl Scout adults and trained volunteers who regularly meet with girls to help them achieve the purpose of Girl Scouting. Leaders may also be referred to as advisors, particularly when working with girls ages 11-17. For more information contact the Prairie Hills Service Center at 564-8822.

All adults participating as volunteers in Girl Scouts shall be registered as members with Girl Scouts of the United States of America. Training as defined within the position description, is mandatory and is to be completed prior to appointment to a position. Training is available in the following formats: online, self-study, and in-person training. Become a leader today!

          


In Korea, there is a legend about a native warrior who died and went to heaven. "Before I enter," he said to the gatekeeper, "I would like you to take me on a tour of hell." The gatekeeper found a guide to take the warrior to hell. When they got there, the warrior was astonished to see a great table piled high with every tasty food he could imagine - anything one could possibly want to eat or drink. The warrior then looked at the people. They were all starving. "How could this be?" he asked the guide. "Are they not allowed to eat?" "Oh yes, they can eat," said the guide "but they must use the chopsticks they are given. They are five feet long and they must hold them at the end. Just look at them. They miss their mouths every time!" "Enough," said the warrior, "This is hell, indeed! Please take me back to heaven."

In heaven, to his surprise, he saw a similar room, with a similar table loaded with all the same food. But, the people were in radiant health, happy and well-nourished. The warrior turned to the guide and said, "I see - no chopsticks here." The guide replied that yes, the people were still issued chopsticks and yes, they were still five feet long and that they still must be held at the end - but, the difference was that in heaven the people learned to feed each other.
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Connect Columbus Volunteer Center
3020 18th Street Suite 5
Columbus, NE 68601

402-562-5462
402-564-5125 fax
volcntr@megavision.com

Monday & Wednesday:  8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Connect Columbus Volunteer Center is located inside the Central Community College Satellite office in the Columbus Family Resource Center
 


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The mission of the Connect Columbus Volunteer Center is to connect volunteers with volunteer opportunities in the Columbus area, and grow the spirit of voluntarism and service.

YOUR skills and YOUR talents are needed.

Volunteer Spotlight

Sue Fricke

Platte Valley Humane Society

Sue Fricke was recently named volunteer of the month for the Platte Valley Humane Society.  She has been an active volunteer with PVHS for several years.  Her activities have included serving as co chairperson of the Walk For the Animals & Pet Blessing for many years, co chairing the Monroe Fest Pet Walk, picking up and delivering donations to the Paws & Claws Adoption Center, and fostering and walking dogs.  Sue always has a smile and is more than ready to assist wherever she is needed.  Thanks Sue for all that you do

 

"The value of a man should be seen in what he gives and not in what he is able to receive."

            -Albert Einsetin

 

Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds you plant.

              -Robert Louis Stevenson

 


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