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Through the United Way

Supplies and Materials

Paint
Office supplies
Power and hand tools (including but not limited to hammers, power drills and screwdrivers)

Volunteering

Regular volunteer groups — Typically small groups (under 12 people) include middle or high school students who come to Knox on a regular schedule and take on responsibility for a specific range of tasks. They are supervised by school personnel. They tend to work for about 2 hours per visit.

One-time volunteer groups — Groups of 10 to 40 people affiliated with businesses, colleges, schools, service groups, etc. come to Knox or a community site for 3 to 8 hours of service, usually focused on a single major task.

Community volunteers — Individuals, usually adults, who assist Knox in their own communities. Typically, these are community or school garden coordinators who assist in communication and coordination among people at their site.

Individual Knox volunteers — Individuals who come to Knox to assist with clerical work, educational programs, or gardening activities, on a regular basis over an extended period of time. They are usually high school age and above.

Committees — Groups, usually adults, who come together to assist in program development, fundraising or other activities.

Interns — Undergraduate and graduate students from local colleges and universities seeking "real life" experiences to enhance their education. Knox typically provides a range of projects ideas, an appropriate work space and staff supervision.

Training and Orientation

Supervision

Typical work projects: