Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Local places to give blood
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Working closely with young people
Volunteer Ipswich promotes and develops volunteering.
Get your organisation to take part in the We Are What We Do campaign. Sign up and you'll get a page that features your organisation with links to your own website and info about the people who work there, plus the actions they have signed up for, the groups they have formed and the actions those groups want to do.
Register now, See all OrganizationsIf you can sign up ten friends to We Are What We Do Suffolk, form a group and do some actions to make the place where you live a bit better, then perhaps you'd like to volunteer to help with events we are running throughout Suffolk.
To become a local hero just contact Tony Mudd, tony@wearewhatwedo.org
Become a Volunteering Ambassador, promote local opportunities for people to help each other.
Borrow a library book and keep your library open.
Begin by calculating your carbon footprint and then work out ways of reducing it with your family, friends, classmates, or groups. That way you can help make Suffolk (and the world) a cleaner and greener place.
Grow something: fruit, flowers, vegetables (your hair doesn't count...). It doesn't matter if it's odd shaped and wonky - nothing tastes better than a wonky, homegrown veg.
If you bake something for a friend, they get an an awesome original gift, and you get to lick the bowl. Double good.
One small gift from you makes a world of difference.
It's nicer than the multi-screen, the films are more interesting and you can make sure it stays open and shows films that interest you!
In the atrium of Endeavour House people swapped their books for other books brought by SCC employees or our book: Change the World For a Fiver.
After it is all over we donated the books left to charities so that they could sell them for a good cause.
IPSWICH, University Campus Suffolk, 3 day(s), 17/4/2012
IPSWICH, CHANTRY SPORTS CENTRE, 6 day(s), 8/2/2012
IPSWICH (STOKE PARK) ST PETERS CHURCH HALL, 1 day(s), 12/4/2012