Monday: April 15
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 at this nonprofit organization.
________________________________________Domestic-Pups
Domesti-PUPS is 501c3 community organization based in Lincoln, Nebraska. We provide therapy dogs, service dogs for persons with disabilities, and obedience trained rescue dogs. Visit this booth to learn about how you can volunteer.
________________________________________Family Health Services
Our primary purpose is to ensure the reproductive and sexual health of every individual by offering confident and caring exams, treatment, and prevention at a low cost. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer at this nonprofit organization.
Tuesday: April 16
Willard Community Center
Willard Community Center is a vibrant hub of activities serving the West A Neighborhood of Lincoln, NE. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer at this nonprofit organization.
________________________________________CEDARS
CEDARS is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing support, resources, and education to children and families in need. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer at this nonprofit organization.
________________________________________Lincoln Animal Ambassadors
Lincoln Animal Ambassadors assists pets and their people through a voucher-based low cost spay/neuter program and an income-based pet food bank. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer.
Wednesday: April 17
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lincoln
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lincoln has operated under the belief that inherent in every child is the ability to succeed and thrive in life. Visit their booth to learn about how you can volunteer.
________________________________________Lincoln Literacy
Lincoln Literacy is a volunteer-driven 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides a free continuum of services rooted in language and literacy skills. Visit this booth to learn about how you can volunteer.
________________________________________Lincoln/Lancaster County Crime Stoppers
Since 1980, Crime Stoppers has played an active role in the fight against crime in Lincoln and Lancaster County. Visit this booth to learn about how you can volunteer.
________________________________________Friendship Home
Friendship Home’s mission exists to support, shelter and advocate for survivors of domestic violence and their children. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer.
Thursday: April 18
Nebraska Recycling Council
To maximize the economic and environmental benefits of resource recovery in Nebraska.. Visit this booth to learn about how you can get involved with this organization.
________________________________________St Monicas Home
St. Monica’s is an organization of passionate, caring professionals who assist women in overcoming some of life’s most challenging struggles and helping them live better, healthier lives.. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer.
________________________________________Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska
Girl Scouts have been a force for positive change in our world for 110 years—tackling issues in their communities, helping others, and leading into the future. Visit their booth to learn about how you can volunteer.
Friday: April 19
Matt Talbot Kitchen and Outreach
The Mission of Matt Talbot Kitchen & Outreach is to serve the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of Lincoln's working poor, and homeless through outreach, advocacy, education. Visit this booth to learn about how you can volunteer.
________________________________________Food Bank of Lincoln
Since our founding in 1982, we’ve been focused on our mission to alleviate hunger in Southeast Nebraska. Visit this booth to learn how you can volunteer.
________________________________________Lincoln TeamMates
TeamMates mentoring program matches young people with one-to-one mentors. Mentors are volunteers from the community who have made a commitment to this program and their student. Visit this booth to learn about how you can get involved with this organization.
For more information about Nonprofit in Residence week, contact Andrew Brown within Student Leadership, Involvement, & Community Engagement | andrew.brown@unl.edu | 402-472-8721.