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Hearts & Minds / End Poverty Campaign
Basic Information
Address: 165 West 105th Street
New York, NY 111025
USA
Phone Number: 1-212-280-0333
Fax Number: 1-212-280-0336
Email: greatchange@gmail.com
Director: Bill Blackman
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Additional Information
Causes Served: End Poverty Campaign
Population Served: Our office is in New York City. We’ve provided valuable, vocational experience for hundreds of volunteers. We provide contact info and summary online info for hundreds of other organizations. Millions of website visitors have downloaded tens of millions of inspiring, helpful and potentially lifesaving on-line articles from us. More info: http://heartsandminds.org/press/facts.htm
Ages for Volunteer: All Ages 14 and over. (Under 18 requires written permission from parent/guardian)
Hours of Service: You can volunteer on a flexible schedule, from three hours per week to full time. We also have 250-hour and longer internships.
Minimum Hours Required: We ask most volunteers to average three hours or more a week
Days of Service: Tuesday-Friday, 12:00 p.m.-6 p.m.
Mission Statement:
You can change the world - here's how!
Program History:
Founded in 1996, Hearts & Minds works locally in New York City, nationally and globally through our website - www.change.net - where we promote volunteering and self-help. Our nonpartisan, nonprofit organization inspires, educates and connects millions of people online with the best ways to address major challenges in their lives and society. This includes poverty, the environment, human rights, addictions and other important issues.
Events:
THE END POVERTY CAMPAIGN
This is a most achievable plan to help end extreme global poverty. More than 18 million people die every year from hunger-related causes. Together, we can help end this silent genocide and create a better world for us, as well. Our grassroots public education and advocacy raises support for comprehensive, cost-effective programs. This includes innovative and proven techniques such as free and fair trade, microfinance, and social entrepreneurship. These initiatives already help millions of people lift themselves from poverty. More information about our campaign is at www.change.net/poverty/
Additional Information:
Hearts & Minds provides valuable instruction and hands-on, vocational experience for volunteers and interns. You learn new skills, gain experience and find fulfillment while helping us help millions of people. You can choose from nonprofit and business management, marketing, communications, publicity, fundraising, research, accounting, finance, law, computers, Internet, graphic design, website design & development, education, arts management, volunteer recruitment, photography, creative writing, journalism, editing and more.