Found 7 volunteering opportunities in Hobart City

The working group is a membership of driven, connected and passionate individuals who will seek support for Cancer Council Tasmania's (CCT) Gala Balls in Devonport (22 June), Launceston (19th October) and Hobart (23rd November). Working Group Members are required in each region, seeking support from their own networks by actively inviting likeminded and generous individuals and groups to attend the gala and participate in exciting fundraising activities on the night.

Lifeline Direct are looking for remote volunteers who are good listeners, compassionate, and committed to supporting others within their community so that no one has to face their darkest moments alone. Please note this is a REMOTE opportunity only. Benefits include: - Belonging to Lifeline Community - Potential Career opportunities - Giving Back to Community - Making a Difference - Meeting New People - Ongoing Support - Personal and Professional Growth and Development - Practical Experience

Join Us in Making a Difference! Positive Solutions are seeking passionate and skilled individuals to join our Board.

We are looking for non alcoholic (Class A) Trustees to join the General Service Board of Alcoholics Anonymous Australia. A Trustees can be located anywhere in Australia. Class A Trustees bring skills from many backgrounds to the General Service Board who function like any Not-For-Profit Board – addressing matters both inside and outside the organisation that may impact the current and future health of AA.

Be part of a world-first advancement in nature connection! In this quick, one-off task, provide an accountant's statement verifying that we have expended grant funds in accordance with a $56K Funding Agreement - ie. just verify 23 expenses!

ABERA is a new, first-of-its-kind charity in Australia, dedicated to dealing with the problem of business failure. Business loss is usually dealt with in isolation - there is a better way. Join us in making history!

State Library of Queensland has digitised the Colonial Secretary's letters relating to Moreton Bay and Queensland 1822-1860 from a microfilm collection. State Library invites volunteers to improve the accuracy of transcripts from this collection.