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Volunteer Recruitment is a year-round need for every tutor/mentor program.

Volunteer Recruitment Fairs will be held the weekend of September 10 and 11, 2004.  The list of fair sites and names of organizations recruiting at these sites will be posted below as we move through August and September. 

Contact the T/MC if you'd like to host a recruitment campaign at your business during the coming school year or if you want to recruit volunteers at one of the sites listed below.

You do not need to attend a fair to contact a program and offer your services as a volunteer. To learn about specific tutor/mentor programs in the Chicago area visit Links to Chicago Youth Programs or the PROGRAM LOCATOR Link

MANY PEOPLE VOLUNTEERED TIME TO HOST VOLUNTEER FAIRS AND HELP RECRUIT VOLUNTEERS. ON BEHALF OF THE MANY YOUTH WHO WILL BENEFIT FROM HAVING A TUTOR AND/OR MENTOR THIS YEAR, THANK YOU! 

 
  Address Day(s) Time
Rock for Reading Music Festival http://www.rockforreading.com 

Presented by The Chicago SunTimes. 
On August 28, 2004, Chicago's 'A List' of National, Regional and Local recording artists c
ame together to participate in a one-day, all-day music festival to raise awareness and funds for Chicago's reading programs. 
 

Programs recruiting volunteers:

Cabrini Connections www.cabriniconnections.net 
Cabrini-Green Tutoring Progam, Inc.
http://www.cabrinigreentutoring.org/
Casa Central http://www.casacentral.org/ 
East Village Youth Program  www.evyp.org
New City YMCA
http://www.newcityy.org
Project Education Plus, 312-520-0905
CYCLE, WIZ Factory

On Grounds of New City YMCA, Halsted and Clybourn, in Chicago August 28 1pm till 11pm

James R. Thompson Center

1.  Literacy Volunteers of America of Illinois (Host)
2.  Youth Outreach Services http://www.yos.org/
3.  Cabrini Connections www.cabriniconnections.net

4.  Girls Scouts of Chicago http://www.girlscoutsmetrochicago.org/ 
5.  Life Directions http://www.lifedirections.org
6.  Siani Mentoring Program 
 
7.  Family Focus of Englewood
8.  Jewish Children's Bureau www.jcbchicago.org
9.  Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago www.bgcc.org
10. Uhlich Children's Advantage Network http://www.ucanchicago.org/
11. Partners in Education Tutoring Program, 4th Presbyterian Church http://www.fourthchurch.org/pie.html
12. YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago http://www.ymcachgo.org/
13.  Midtown Center - www.midtown.org
14.  Marshall Field Garden Apartment Homes 
15.  Chicago Commons Employment & Training Center 
16.  Maywood Youth Mentoring Program
17. Highsight www.highsight.org 
18. Village Investment Project
19. Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago www.bbbschgo.org 

100 W. Randolph  

Sept.  10

10am-3pm

BORDERS  Michigan Avenue

Friday: 10 am to 5pm
1.Achievement Center: Inspired Youth, Beth Palmer (host) 

Saturday: 10 am to 5pm
Achievement Center: Inspired Youth, Beth Palmer (host) .10-5PM
 
Chicago Commons Employment & Training Center 
 
830 N. Michigan Ave. Sept.10 &11  10 am to 5 pm
BORDERS (Beverly)
Friday, Sept. 10: 5-9pm
1. Uhlich Children's Advantage Network (Host) http://www.ucanchicago.org/

Saturday, Sept. 11
10am-1pm: La Rabida Hospital Tutoring Program
1pm - 3pm. 
1. Mercy Home for Boys & Girls  
2. Pathways to Development

3-5pm. 
1.  Pathways to Development
2.  

2210 W. 95th Street Sept. 10-11 various
BORDERS (Hyde Park) 
Saturday, Sept. 11
10am-3pm: 
1.  10 am - 1pm:  La Rabida Hospital Tutoring Program (Host)
2.  Noon - 3pm:  Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago
1539 E. 53rd Street Sept. 10-11 various

BORDERS - Lincoln Village
1.  Jewish Children's Bureau (host)
2. 

Lincoln Village (Rogers Park) 
6130 N. Lincoln Ave.   
 Sept. 11  
Chicago Bar Association
Host: Abraham Lincoln Marovitz Lend A Hand Program
**Internal information site only.  
Look for list of volunteer opportunities in one-on-one tutor/mentor programs on the http://www.lend-a-hand.net web site. 

Chicago Bar Association Young Lawyers Community Fair, Sept. 30 at Jenner & Block.  Tutor/Mentor Programs recruiting volunteers at this event:
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago
Cabrini Connections & Tutor/Mentor Connection
Child Serv
East Village Youth Program
Horizons for Youth
Mercy Home for Boys & Girls Tutoring Program
YLS E-Mentoring

Learn more at http://www.chicagobar.org 

 

321 S. Plymouth Ct.

 

 

330 N. Wabash, 40th Floor

Sept. 10 

 

 

Sept. 30

9-5 pm

Location & Participating Programs
Sites in
the Chicago Suburbs

Address Day(s) Time
Evanston Farmer's Market
Not-For- Profit Day on Saturday
1. INVEST/Evanston
Evanston, Il. Sep. 11  

BORDERS - Evanston  
1  INVEST/Evanston
2. Jewish Children's Bureau
3. Family Focus
4. Youth Opportunities Unlimited (Y.O.U.)

1700 Maple Ave., Evanston, Il.   

 Sept 10-11

11-3pm

Evanston Library/North Branch
1  INVEST/Evanston
2026 Central, Evanston, Il      Sept 11

11-3pm

BORDERS - Wheaton  
1  Literacy Volunteers of Illinois, HOST
2. 

101 Rice Lake Square, Wheaton, Il   

 Sept 9

tbd

BONNEVILLE RADIO VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT FAIR
Make plans now to take part in the 8th Annual Volunteer Fair on Saturday, October 2, 2004 from 10AM until 3PM at Woodfield Shopping Center in Schaumburg. Match your skills with over 50 non-for-profit organizations and agencies and discover easy ways to make a difference in your community.
Learn more at: http://www.wtmx.com/community.php?sub=ps
Woodfield Shopping Center in Schaumburg Oct. 2 10am-3pm
ADDITIONAL SITES MAY STILL BE ADDED WATCH HERE FOR UPDATES    

Following the recruitment of volunteers, every program will spend the rest of the school year working to train those volunteers to be effective tutors and mentors and change-agents in the lives of youth.  Some volunteers will even become leaders and will help build more and better tutor/mentor programs. We encourage you to participate in the November and Spring Tutor/Mentor Leadership Conference to network and learn from leaders of other programs. 

Please consider becoming a sponsor of this campaign and the Tutor/Mentor Connection. To make a contribution, visit the Lend A Hand section. To learn how you or your company, church group, hospital or alumni group can be involved, email tutormentor2@earthlink.net

While this campaign focuses on Chicago, the T/MC's goal is that it is duplicated in cities across America. You are invited to join our internet-based planning forums to use our planning for your community. If you'd like to invite the T/MC to serve as a consultant to your city planners on a more formal basis, email tutormentor2@earthlink.net