April 24 - 28, 2023

Nonprofit in Residence

Join fellow Huskers to network with local nonprofit organizations from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. located in the Nebraska Union across from the N-Card Office. Students can stop by to network and learn about industries, internships, and volunteer opportunities.

The Nebraska Union on a sunny day

Monday: April 24

Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties

Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties empowers people living in poverty to reach economic stability. Visit this booth to learn about how you can volunteer and assist with a variety of activities.

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DHHS Children and Family Services Prevent Program

The Division of Children and Family Services includes child welfare, adult protective services, economic assistance programs and the youth rehabilitation and treatment centers. Visit this booth to learn about how you can get involved.

Tuesday: April 25

Mourning Hope Grief Center

At Mourning Hope, children, adults and families have the opportunity to participate in grief support groups with peers their own age who have experienced similar loss. Visit their booth to learn about how you can volunteer.

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Bryan Health

Bryan Health is a non-profit, locally owned & governed healthcare organization with an award-winning network of doctors & hospitals, health college & more. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer.

Wednesday: April 26

Planned Parenthood North Central States

Planned Parenthood North Central States and its subsidiary organizations provide, promote, and protect reproductive and sexual health through high quality care, education and advocacy. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer.

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Mystic Rhoads

Our mission is to use the power of our products to build momentum for positive community change. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer.

Thursday: April 27

Nebraska AIDS Project

Nebraska Aids Project leads the community in the fight to overcome HIV/AIDS and its stigma through education, supportive services and advocacy. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer at this nonprofit organization.

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Linked2Literacy

Linked2Literacy provides ownership of literacy materials to the underserved through community partnerships and believes representation matters. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer.

Friday: April 28

Center For People in Need

We help low-income families by providing the basic needs and educational opportunities needed to become financially independent. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer.

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Nebraska Transition College

The mission of Nebraska Transition College is to empower individuals with autism or other disabilities to learn, work, and live within our communities. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer.

For more information about Nonprofit in Residence week, contact Andrew Brown within Student Leadership, Involvement, & Community Engagement | andrew.brown@unl.edu | 402-472-8721.