HELPING THE COMMUNITY
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This is a new addition to the SCA site.
We will include community service opportunities for students as well as for adults who just want to contribute their time and skills to the neighborhood.
These activities will include internships, and volunteer openings at schools, churches, parks, librarys etc.
If you have any activities that you think we should list please contact Bob Scott at bscott45@yahoo.com
Check back often for new additions.
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City of Richmond, Census |
2010 Census Jobs in Richmond
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City of Richmond Residents Only. Temporary positions, flexible scheduling
Westover Hills Library 1408 Westover Hills Blvd
Saturday, March 20, 1 pm
Monday, March 22m 1 pm and 5 pm
What to Bring?
ID: Drivers license and Social Security Card, birth certificate or passport.
Call 804 916-5460 for other sessions and information
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Friends of Forest Hill Park |
Saturday, February 27th
Friends of Forest Hill Park, Forest Hill Civic Association, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Ra-More and the City of Richmond Parks and Rec. Department plans to reclaim the old trails on the Eastern side of Forest Hill Park. Friends of Forest Hill Park has purchased $3,000 worth of native/specialized plants to go along with 1,500 hard wood saplings that Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay has donated as well as all the plants that Ra-MORE volunteers dug up and staged from the new trail corridor.
This will be a fun day planting trees in the park so, come on out and get to know your park neighbor and fellow organizations helping to make this project a reality. This is a family friendly event so please bring the kids. I look forward to seeing you all there!
Event: Forest Hill Park Trail Reclamation
Date: Saturday, February 27th
Time: 9:00 Am - 1:00 Pm
Meeting place: 42nd Street Parking lot in Forest Hill Park
Bring: Gloves, Water, and a digging tool if you got one
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Bobcat Sports League (RPS) |
Soccer League
(Feb. 2010)
The Bobcat Sports League is a soccer league that practices and plays on the soccer field behind Lucille Brown Middle School. Many of its players are very poor children of refugees and are not able to enjoy the same level of family support as some suburban programs.
The program is a 501©3, and is seeking volunteers to help with all phases of the program.
The founder and contact point is Dr. Bill Fleming, at 323-9864 (h) or 366-4144.
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