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Spokane Valley Partners – Volunteers who can give two or more hours per week are needed to sort clothes and operate client tracking software for the Spokane Valley Partners clothing bank. Contact Connie at (509) 927-1153, ext. 18.

Open Eyes, Minds, Hearts to Mentoring – Inland Northwest Mentoring is looking for individuals to volunteer time and resources to produce public service information to promote mentoring, including brochures, bookmarks, buttons, bags and multimedia. For more information or if you are a business interested in promoting mentoring within your organization and to the public, call Naaman at (509) 838-6581, ext. 112.

Second Harvest Inland Northwest – Volunteer for Yoke’s supermarkets food drive and help fight hunger. Participating stores include Airway Heights, Montgomery Avenue and Argonne Road, North Indian Trail Road, East Sprague Avenue in Veradale, North Foothills Drive and North Market Street in Mead. Shifts are 8 a.m.-noon, noon-4 p.m. or 4-7 p.m. To sign up and for more information, contact Julie at (509) 252-6242.

This list is a sample of opportunities included on the Spokane County United Way Volunteer Solutions Web site. For a complete list visit www.unitedwayspokane.org and click on the link for the volunteer center, or call for more information about these and other opportunities. If your organization is looking for volunteers, contact the Spokane County United Way at (509) 838-6581.
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