cat_notes: LTel 4/29/11: No reference to Tornado's 4/11 on the site - website is under construction but pages are up -> LTel 4/29/11: No reference to Tornado's 4/11 on the site - website is under construction but pages are up - Main # same as the internal contact Laura entered

notes: REGISTER ONLINE TO VOLUNTEER: http://www.volunteerhsv.org/?page_id=930 FACEBOOK PAGE: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Do-Your-Part/102402483179598#!/HandsOnBirmingham -> REGISTER ONLINE TO VOLUNTEER: http://www.volunteerhsv.org/?page_id=930 FACEBOOK PAGE: http://www.facebook.com/search.php?q=handsonhuntsville&init=quick TWITTER: https://twitter.com/#!/VolunteerHSV
mission: FROM THE SITE: HandsOn Greater Huntsville… * Seeks to address unmet needs by partnering with nonprofits * Provides opportunities for family togetherness * Engages youth in volunteerism * Provides disaster preparedness training and direct disaster assistance * Brings together people of diverse backgrounds, perspectives and beliefs * Provides a common platform for people to serve and work together * Is committed to using service as a way to transform individuals into citizen leaders who take a greater role in the community * Encourages the development of volunteer initiated programs * Believes that volunteering fosters problem-solving through compassion, innovation, entrepreneurialism and a quest for excellence From volunteer referrals to project coordination to education, HandsOn Greater Huntsville–The Volunteer Center of Madison County–is your full service volunteer center and the premier connection between volunteers and community needs. Created in 1969 as a clearinghouse to link new volunteers with nonprofit organizations, the agency has been dedicated to mobilizing residents to help meet the ever-changing needs of our community. HandsOn Greater Huntsville, a 501(c)3 organization, annually recruits thousands of volunteers and assists more than 175 nonprofit agencies. HandsOn Greater Huntsville provides essential support services to nonprofit organizations and volunteers by: * providing a central recruitment and referral system to match qualified volunteers with community needs * training agencies and volunteers in areas such as volunteer management and disaster preparedness/assistance * providing consulting services free-of-charge * recognizing outstanding achievements and service of community volunteers * managing programs that utilize the special talents of volunteers * publishing and distributing the Helping Hands Book of nonprofit agencies and their needs and volunteer opportunities HandsOn Greater Huntsville directly meets community needs by: * providing service learning projects to local schools, including Title I schools, to enhance their curriculum * coordinating volunteer projects in participation with national service initiatives * operating Alabama’s only Youth Volunteer Corps program, which engages more than 600 local young people ages 11- to 18-years old in volunteerism * providing TEEN CERT Training to educate and prepare high school students for emergency or disaster response * providing tutoring in local elementary schools * operating the Business Volunteer Council while assisting and supporting employee volunteer programs of local businesses * operating the Volunteer Language Bank, which provides free translators * providing disaster preparedness training to youth and adults * providing and coordinating direct disaster assistance -> FROM THE SITE: HandsOn Greater Huntsville… * Seeks to address unmet needs by partnering with nonprofits * Provides opportunities for family togetherness * Engages youth in volunteerism * Provides disaster preparedness training and direct disaster assistance * Brings together people of diverse backgrounds, perspectives and beliefs * Provides a common platform for people to serve and work together * Is committed to using service as a way to transform individuals into citizen leaders who take a greater role in the community * Encourages the development of volunteer initiated programs * Believes that volunteering fosters problem-solving through compassion, innovation, entrepreneurialism and a quest for excellence From volunteer referrals to project coordination to education, HandsOn Greater Huntsville–The Volunteer Center of Madison County–is your full service volunteer center and the premier connection between volunteers and community needs. Created in 1969 as a clearinghouse to link new volunteers with nonprofit organizations, the agency has been dedicated to mobilizing residents to help meet the ever-changing needs of our community. HandsOn Greater Huntsville, a 501(c)3 organization, annually recruits thousands of volunteers and assists more than 175 nonprofit agencies. HandsOn Greater Huntsville provides essential support services to nonprofit organizations and volunteers by: * providing a central recruitment and referral system to match qualified volunteers with community needs * training agencies and volunteers in areas such as volunteer management and disaster preparedness/assistance * providing consulting services free-of-charge * recognizing outstanding achievements and service of community volunteers * managing programs that utilize the special talents of volunteers * publishing and distributing the Helping Hands Book of nonprofit agencies and their needs and volunteer opportunities HandsOn Greater Huntsville directly meets community needs by: * providing service learning projects to local schools, including Title I schools, to enhance their curriculum * coordinating volunteer projects in participation with national service initiatives * operating Alabama’s only Youth Volunteer Corps program, which engages more than 600 local young people ages 11- to 18-years old in volunteerism * providing TEEN CERT Training to educate and prepare high school students for emergency or disaster response * providing tutoring in local elementary schools * operating the Business Volunteer Council while assisting and supporting employee volunteer programs of local businesses * operating the Volunteer Language Bank, which provides free translators * providing disaster preparedness training to youth and adults * providing and coordinating direct disaster assistance
cat_notes: -> LTel 4/29/11: No reference to Tornado's 4/11 on the site - website is under construction but pages are up

facility_type: Unknown -> Volunteer Camp
mission: FROM THE SITE: HandsOn Greater Huntsville… * Seeks to address unmet needs by partnering with nonprofits * Provides opportunities for family togetherness * Engages youth in volunteerism * Provides disaster preparedness training and direct disaster assistance * Brings together people of diverse backgrounds, perspectives and beliefs * Provides a common platform for people to serve and work together * Is committed to using service as a way to transform individuals into citizen leaders who take a greater role in the community * Encourages the development of volunteer initiated programs * Believes that volunteering fosters problem-solving through compassion, innovation, entrepreneurialism and a quest for excellence From volunteer referrals to project coordination to education, HandsOn Greater Huntsville–The Volunteer Center of Madison County–is your full service volunteer center and the premier connection between volunteers and community needs. Created in 1969 as a clearinghouse to link new volunteers with nonprofit organizations, the agency has been dedicated to mobilizing residents to help meet the ever-changing needs of our community. HandsOn Greater Huntsville, a 501(c)3 organization, annually recruits thousands of volunteers and assists more than 175 nonprofit agencies. HandsOn Greater Huntsville provides essential support services to nonprofit organizations and volunteers by: * providing a central recruitment and referral system to match qualified volunteers with community needs * training agencies and volunteers in areas such as volunteer management and disaster preparedness/assistance * providing consulting services free-of-charge * recognizing outstanding achievements and service of community volunteers * managing programs that utilize the special talents of volunteers * publishing and distributing the Helping Hands Book of nonprofit agencies and their needs and volunteer opportunities HandsOn Greater Huntsville directly meets community needs by: * providing service learning projects to local schools, including Title I schools, to enhance their curriculum * coordinating volunteer projects in participation with national service initiatives * operating Alabama’s only Youth Volunteer Corps program, which engages more than 600 local young people ages 11- to 18-years old in volunteerism * providing TEEN CERT Training to educate and prepare high school students for emergency or disaster response * providing tutoring in local elementary schools * operating the Business Volunteer Council while assisting and supporting employee volunteer programs of local businesses * operating the Volunteer Language Bank, which provides free translators * providing disaster preparedness training to youth and adults * providing and coordinating direct disaster assistance -> FROM THE SITE: HandsOn Greater Huntsville… * Seeks to address unmet needs by partnering with nonprofits * Provides opportunities for family togetherness * Engages youth in volunteerism * Provides disaster preparedness training and direct disaster assistance * Brings together people of diverse backgrounds, perspectives and beliefs * Provides a common platform for people to serve and work together * Is committed to using service as a way to transform individuals into citizen leaders who take a greater role in the community * Encourages the development of volunteer initiated programs * Believes that volunteering fosters problem-solving through compassion, innovation, entrepreneurialism and a quest for excellence From volunteer referrals to project coordination to education, HandsOn Greater Huntsville–The Volunteer Center of Madison County–is your full service volunteer center and the premier connection between volunteers and community needs. Created in 1969 as a clearinghouse to link new volunteers with nonprofit organizations, the agency has been dedicated to mobilizing residents to help meet the ever-changing needs of our community. HandsOn Greater Huntsville, a 501(c)3 organization, annually recruits thousands of volunteers and assists more than 175 nonprofit agencies. HandsOn Greater Huntsville provides essential support services to nonprofit organizations and volunteers by: * providing a central recruitment and referral system to match qualified volunteers with community needs * training agencies and volunteers in areas such as volunteer management and disaster preparedness/assistance * providing consulting services free-of-charge * recognizing outstanding achievements and service of community volunteers * managing programs that utilize the special talents of volunteers * publishing and distributing the Helping Hands Book of nonprofit agencies and their needs and volunteer opportunities HandsOn Greater Huntsville directly meets community needs by: * providing service learning projects to local schools, including Title I schools, to enhance their curriculum * coordinating volunteer projects in participation with national service initiatives * operating Alabama’s only Youth Volunteer Corps program, which engages more than 600 local young people ages 11- to 18-years old in volunteerism * providing TEEN CERT Training to educate and prepare high school students for emergency or disaster response * providing tutoring in local elementary schools * operating the Business Volunteer Council while assisting and supporting employee volunteer programs of local businesses * operating the Volunteer Language Bank, which provides free translators * providing disaster preparedness training to youth and adults * providing and coordinating direct disaster assistance

notes: -> REGISTER ONLINE TO VOLUNTEER: http://www.volunteerhsv.org/?page_id=930 FACEBOOK PAGE: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Do-Your-Part/102402483179598#!/HandsOnBirmingham
mission: FROM THE SITE: HandsOn Greater Huntsville… * Seeks to address unmet needs by partnering with nonprofits * Provides opportunities for family togetherness * Engages youth in volunteerism * Provides disaster preparedness training and direct disaster assistance * Brings together people of diverse backgrounds, perspectives and beliefs * Provides a common platform for people to serve and work together * Is committed to using service as a way to transform individuals into citizen leaders who take a greater role in the community * Encourages the development of volunteer initiated programs * Believes that volunteering fosters problem-solving through compassion, innovation, entrepreneurialism and a quest for excellence From volunteer referrals to project coordination to education, HandsOn Greater Huntsville–The Volunteer Center of Madison County–is your full service volunteer center and the premier connection between volunteers and community needs. Created in 1969 as a clearinghouse to link new volunteers with nonprofit organizations, the agency has been dedicated to mobilizing residents to help meet the ever-changing needs of our community. HandsOn Greater Huntsville, a 501(c)3 organization, annually recruits thousands of volunteers and assists more than 175 nonprofit agencies. HandsOn Greater Huntsville provides essential support services to nonprofit organizations and volunteers by: * providing a central recruitment and referral system to match qualified volunteers with community needs * training agencies and volunteers in areas such as volunteer management and disaster preparedness/assistance * providing consulting services free-of-charge * recognizing outstanding achievements and service of community volunteers * managing programs that utilize the special talents of volunteers * publishing and distributing the Helping Hands Book of nonprofit agencies and their needs and volunteer opportunities HandsOn Greater Huntsville directly meets community needs by: * providing service learning projects to local schools, including Title I schools, to enhance their curriculum * coordinating volunteer projects in participation with national service initiatives * operating Alabama’s only Youth Volunteer Corps program, which engages more than 600 local young people ages 11- to 18-years old in volunteerism * providing TEEN CERT Training to educate and prepare high school students for emergency or disaster response * providing tutoring in local elementary schools * operating the Business Volunteer Council while assisting and supporting employee volunteer programs of local businesses * operating the Volunteer Language Bank, which provides free translators * providing disaster preparedness training to youth and adults * providing and coordinating direct disaster assistance -> FROM THE SITE: HandsOn Greater Huntsville… * Seeks to address unmet needs by partnering with nonprofits * Provides opportunities for family togetherness * Engages youth in volunteerism * Provides disaster preparedness training and direct disaster assistance * Brings together people of diverse backgrounds, perspectives and beliefs * Provides a common platform for people to serve and work together * Is committed to using service as a way to transform individuals into citizen leaders who take a greater role in the community * Encourages the development of volunteer initiated programs * Believes that volunteering fosters problem-solving through compassion, innovation, entrepreneurialism and a quest for excellence From volunteer referrals to project coordination to education, HandsOn Greater Huntsville–The Volunteer Center of Madison County–is your full service volunteer center and the premier connection between volunteers and community needs. Created in 1969 as a clearinghouse to link new volunteers with nonprofit organizations, the agency has been dedicated to mobilizing residents to help meet the ever-changing needs of our community. HandsOn Greater Huntsville, a 501(c)3 organization, annually recruits thousands of volunteers and assists more than 175 nonprofit agencies. HandsOn Greater Huntsville provides essential support services to nonprofit organizations and volunteers by: * providing a central recruitment and referral system to match qualified volunteers with community needs * training agencies and volunteers in areas such as volunteer management and disaster preparedness/assistance * providing consulting services free-of-charge * recognizing outstanding achievements and service of community volunteers * managing programs that utilize the special talents of volunteers * publishing and distributing the Helping Hands Book of nonprofit agencies and their needs and volunteer opportunities HandsOn Greater Huntsville directly meets community needs by: * providing service learning projects to local schools, including Title I schools, to enhance their curriculum * coordinating volunteer projects in participation with national service initiatives * operating Alabama’s only Youth Volunteer Corps program, which engages more than 600 local young people ages 11- to 18-years old in volunteerism * providing TEEN CERT Training to educate and prepare high school students for emergency or disaster response * providing tutoring in local elementary schools * operating the Business Volunteer Council while assisting and supporting employee volunteer programs of local businesses * operating the Volunteer Language Bank, which provides free translators * providing disaster preparedness training to youth and adults * providing and coordinating direct disaster assistance

main_phone: -> (256) 539-7797 Toll Free: 1-877-567-8723
address: -> The Volunteer Center of Madison County 109-A Jefferson Street North, Suite 8
zip: 00000 -> 35801
website: -> http://www.volunteerhsv.org/
mission: -> FROM THE SITE: HandsOn Greater Huntsville… * Seeks to address unmet needs by partnering with nonprofits * Provides opportunities for family togetherness * Engages youth in volunteerism * Provides disaster preparedness training and direct disaster assistance * Brings together people of diverse backgrounds, perspectives and beliefs * Provides a common platform for people to serve and work together * Is committed to using service as a way to transform individuals into citizen leaders who take a greater role in the community * Encourages the development of volunteer initiated programs * Believes that volunteering fosters problem-solving through compassion, innovation, entrepreneurialism and a quest for excellence From volunteer referrals to project coordination to education, HandsOn Greater Huntsville–The Volunteer Center of Madison County–is your full service volunteer center and the premier connection between volunteers and community needs. Created in 1969 as a clearinghouse to link new volunteers with nonprofit organizations, the agency has been dedicated to mobilizing residents to help meet the ever-changing needs of our community. HandsOn Greater Huntsville, a 501(c)3 organization, annually recruits thousands of volunteers and assists more than 175 nonprofit agencies. HandsOn Greater Huntsville provides essential support services to nonprofit organizations and volunteers by: * providing a central recruitment and referral system to match qualified volunteers with community needs * training agencies and volunteers in areas such as volunteer management and disaster preparedness/assistance * providing consulting services free-of-charge * recognizing outstanding achievements and service of community volunteers * managing programs that utilize the special talents of volunteers * publishing and distributing the Helping Hands Book of nonprofit agencies and their needs and volunteer opportunities HandsOn Greater Huntsville directly meets community needs by: * providing service learning projects to local schools, including Title I schools, to enhance their curriculum * coordinating volunteer projects in participation with national service initiatives * operating Alabama’s only Youth Volunteer Corps program, which engages more than 600 local young people ages 11- to 18-years old in volunteerism * providing TEEN CERT Training to educate and prepare high school students for emergency or disaster response * providing tutoring in local elementary schools * operating the Business Volunteer Council while assisting and supporting employee volunteer programs of local businesses * operating the Volunteer Language Bank, which provides free translators * providing disaster preparedness training to youth and adults * providing and coordinating direct disaster assistance