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Inspiring volunteers
- Gladys Barker, St. Louis
- Marian Brown, Pittsburgh
- Lee Courtnage, Albuquerque
- Gloria Curtis, St. Louis
- Loretta Davis, St. Louis
- Don Dempsey, St. Louis
- Aaron and Jackie Epstein, Washington
- Christine Gonzalez, San Diego
- Barbara Groneck, St. Louis
- Jack Houseworth, Syracuse
- Joyce Hughes, San Antonio
- Jane Juedeman, St. Louis
- Erle Kelly, Long Beach
- Irene Lira, Los Angeles
- Emily Lovberg, Indianapolis
- Dian Odell, Portland
- Don Piller, Escondido
- Lucille Rabinowitz, Escondido
- Dorothy Rossi, Rochester
- Jerry Rothman, St. Louis
- Esther Taylor, San Antonio
- Phil Wilson, Pittsburgh
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Volunteer Opportunities
OASIS volunteers have offered many tools and talents to strengthen and serve their communities since 1982. Nearly 14,000 have helped
children learn to read through OASIS Intergenerational Tutoring.
We also provide computer training through OASIS Connections, teaching a wide range of computer courses in OASIS centers and community locations.
Other volunteers teach in our centers, provide support to peers, promote improved health, plan lifelong learning programs, mentor young people, run the OASIS centers, and serve in many other critical roles.
Join us! Find out how you can make a difference:
Akron, OH
Albany/NYS Capital Region, NY
Albuquerque, NM
Alton, IL
Atlanta, GA
Chicago (Northbrook), IL
Cleveland, OH
Denver, CO
Escondido & North County, CA
Eugene & Springfield, OR
Houston, TX
Hyattsville, MD
Indianapolis, IN
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Long Beach/Lakewood, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Montgomery County, MD
Phoenix, AZ
Pittsburgh, PA
Portland, OR
Rochester, NY
San Antonio, TX
San Diego, CA
St. Louis, MO
Syracuse, NY
Tucson, AZ
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More opportunities:
Check out Volunteer Match and America's Promise
to learn about other volunteer opportunities in your community.
What role is best for you?
If you know what you hope to gain from the experience, it will be easier to evaluate your options.
Here are some questions to help you think through some possibilities.
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