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Administrative
Description
Join the planning committee and assist with coordinating this annual fundraising event for the Parkville Living Center. The Arts & Crafts Fair will be Saturday, October 12, 2024. This committee will meet monthly (1 hour) with follow-up activities as needed. Total commitment of up to 4 hours per month and day of event.

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Administrative
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Share your ideas for a theme, activities, and dinner for our monthly Break Time Meals. Opportunities also exist to assist with hosting a Break Time meal. These events are held on a Friday evening towards the end of every month from 6-8pm. 


Category
Administrative
Description

 

Assist with a variety of daily tasks such as greeting visitors, answering the phone, organizing materials, maintaining our space in good order, leading activities such as cards and games, and enjoying conversation with participants. May assist with administrative tasks such as data entry, written correspondence, filing, and other office support. May also include facility decorating for holidays and/or other activities specific to your interest. Come once a week, once or twice a month, or more often. The time commitment is up to you. 


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Administrative
Description

 

The Parkville Living Center will occasionally have opportunities for small groups to volunteer together. These “done in a day” activities could include setting up for special events, painting, decorating a room, distributing fliers to local businesses, and more. Time commitment is 2-4 hours for these group activities. Please contact us for more information and scheduling.


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Lunch
Description
11:00am to 2:00pm. Receiving food according to health department code. Serve lunches. Cleaning tables, chairs, floors, and taking out trash.

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Pet Power
Description

 

This is an opportunity to share your pet with others. Volunteers and their pets will visit residents of senior living facilities in Platte County in this animal-assisted companion program. Pets receive temperament testing by a veterinarian annually and must be up-to-date on vaccinations and other health requirements. Orientation and pet testing is held in January, April and September. 

 

Don’t have a pet but love animals? We need volunteers to assist with our pet temperament testing events. These events are held in January, April and September, usually on a weekday evening.