Volunteers

Volunteers

To submit a request for volunteers, call 801-625-4258.

American Red Cross of Northern Utah provides assistance in times of disaster; courses in first aid, CPR, and water safety; a way to connect with family members overseas in the military; and utility assistance for the elderly and disabled. Volunteers are needed to assist with preparedness education and emergency supply efforts, promote and coordinate programs at health fairs, entering shelter information, and much more. For more information contact Leslie Hicken at 801-627-0000 or e-mail her at leslieh@redcrossutah.org.

Clearfield parks board needs people

CLEARFIELD -- The city is looking for residents to help guide the city parks and recreation.

Human library “book” Jose Castillo, a Utah State University philosophy student, talks to his “readers” Tuesday about his specialty topic: making the most of life’s second chances. (NANCY VAN VALKENBURG/Standard-Examiner)

Public checks out human library books at Utah State

LOGAN -- Christian Orr waited, with neatly combed hair and a dapper outfit with a sweater vest, hoping someone would check him out.

Volunteers

To submit a request for volunteers, call 801-625-4258.

Senior Companion Program needs volunteers to help the homebound elderly. Work 20-40 hours per week, benefits included! Must be at least 60 years old and have own transportation. For information call Natalie at 801-625-3774.

Serenity House/BRIDGE Program needs interested individuals or groups to adopt a room to redecorate. Contact Pam Boydston at 801-394-0267.

Super Sunday Sing Along needs volunteers to drive members back and forth to center each Sunday from 2-3:30 p.m. Also needs volunteers to make fliers and posters to educate community about what center does. Contact Penny Davis at 801-497-9313.

WSU to host volunteer fair on Wednesday

OGDEN — Weber State University’s Community Involvement Center will host a volunteer fair from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Shepherd Union Atrium.

Representatives from more than 30 community agencies will be on hand to offer volunteer opportunities.

For information, call 801-626-7737. WSU is at 3848 Harrison Blvd.

Volunteers ready for tax assistance

FARMINGTON -- The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program beginning Jan. 23 will be available to Davis and Morgan residents who have a household or individual income of $50,000 or less a year.

The program will be offered at city hall, library, and university and college locations throughout Davis County from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays and from noon to 3 p.m. Saturdays at the Morgan County Library, 50 N. 100 West, Morgan.

Volunteers

To submit a request for volunteers, call 801-625-4258.

A Center for Grieving Children will hold volunteer training and workshops "Supporting Children in Grief" at 5:45-9 p.m., Friday, Jan. 20; 5:45 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 21; 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and 6-8 p.m., Monday, Jan. 23. Come and gain a very rewarding experience. If interested or have any questions please call 801-476-1127.

Volunteers make blue ribbons at the Ogden Amphitheater on Tuesday to give out to businesses and area residents for today’s funeral of Ogden Police Officer Jared Francom, who was killed in the line of duty last week. Mindy Skougard, of Clearfield, and Tom Evans, of South Ogden, organized the volunteer ribbon-making through Facebook. Francom’s funeral is today at Dee Events Center, and he will be buried in Ogden City Cemetery. Thousands of people are expected to line the procession route. (ERIN HOOLEY/Standard-Examiner)

Volunteers tie ribbons to show support for slain officer's family

OGDEN -- Dozens of warm-hearted volunteers arrived in 30-degree weather Tuesday night to tie blue ribbons for a community showing of mourning for slain Ogden Police Officer Jared Francom.

Volunteers tied large blue ribbons and placed them along today's funeral procession route from the Dee Events Center to the Ogden City Cemetery.

Catholic Community Services volunteer Anna Sandoval (left) and LDS volunteer Devon Doney help to move boxes of beef stew in April 2010 at the LDS Cannery in Ogden. (Standard-Examiner file photo)

Catholic Community Services of Northern Utah efforts sustained by LDS faithful

OGDEN — “Shopping” for groceries at the Catholic Community Services Joyce Hansen Hall Food Bank will be more pleasant for low-income clients after shelving is installed by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Officials recently announced approval from Smith’s Food and Drug Community Affairs to provide the shelving and a promise from members of the LDS Ogden, Utah, stake to provide the labor to install it.

“I told (CCS of Northern Utah Director Marcy Valdez) if there were any costs involved, we would love to pay for that,” said Scott Handy, chairman of the Ogden stake special projects committee. “We will go down and set up the shopping experience.”

Volunteers

To submit a request for volunteers, call (801) 625-4258.

Adopt a Park Program in Clinton needs volunteers. Available parks to adopt include Trailside park, 1000 W 1800 North; Heritage Park, 1000 W 1300 North; and the Civic Center grounds. Contact Zac Martinez for more information at 801-614-0873.

American Cancer Society is dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering from cancer through research, education, advocacy, and service. Volunteers are needed to provide clients with transportation services, one-on-one discussions, and facilitate support groups. For more information, call Jane Reynolds at 801-493-4708 or e-mail jane.reynolds@cancer.org.

Dominic Kenuziora does the limbo with the help of employees from America First Credit Union at Lakeview Elementary School in Roy on Wednesday. The credit union has a partnership with the school, providing funding and volunteers. (MATTHEW ARDEN HATFIELD/Standard-Examiner)

Credit union employees invest in Roy students

ROY -- America First Credit Union has a partnership with Lakeview Elementary School in Roy, providing fundraising and volunteers.

On Wednesday at the school, students did the limbo with the help of employees from the credit union, and credit union employees gave students cookies at lunch.

Volunteers

To submit a request for volunteers, call (801) 625-4258.

Abundant Life Social Services provides detailed assessments and evaluations as well as make recommendations based on current research in the social and behavioral sciences. Volunteers are needed to join the board of directors. For more information contact Darwin Crosland at 801-244-0084.

American Cancer Society is dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering. Volunteers are needed. For more information, call Jane Reynolds at 801-493-4708 or e-mail jane.reynolds@cancer.org.

American Red Cross of Northern Utah provides assistance in times of disaster; courses in first aid, CPR, and water safety; a way to connect with family members overseas in the military; and utility assistance for the elderly and disabled. Volunteers are needed to assist with preparedness education and emergency supply efforts, promote and coordinate programs at health fairs, entering shelter information, and much more. For more information contact Leslie Hicken at 801-627-0000 or e-mail her at leslieh@redcrossutah.org.

Talia Miller (left) and Amanda George laugh as students play a game during Kitty College at Weber State University in Ogden on Wednesday. (NICK SHORT/Standard-Examiner)

Wildcats majoring in education learn by teaching at Kitty College

OGDEN -- Kwanzaa and New Year's Eve celebrations and resolutions are all things to think about the week after Christmas, but now younger minds are thinking about those things, too, thanks to Weber State University's College of Education Kitty College for elementary school-aged kids this week.

Utah State Firemen’s Association members and North Davis Fire District firefighters recently spent a Saturday building a ramp for retired firefighter Mike Becraft, who now uses a wheelchair for mobility because of progressive supranuclear palsy, a brain disease with no known cause, treatment or cure. Becraft, 65, started his firefighting career in Roy at 18 and retired as North Davis Fire District fire inspector in 2010. Because Becraft needed a ramp from his house to his garage, North Davis Fire District firefighters Kevin Lloyd (from left), Luke Watkins and Jeremy Krage jumped in to work with Capt. Mark Weekes and others to build and install it. The materials were donated. (Contributed photo)

Firefighters come to retiree's rescue with wheelchair ramp

LAYTON -- Lisa Becraft knew firefighters take care of each other.

But that knowledge didn't prepare the woman, who is caring for her husband Mike Becraft, for the service of willing firefighters, who recently built a wheelchair ramp at her home.

Volunteer needed to help senior citizens in Ogden area

The American Red Cross needs a caring and patient volunteer caseworker on weekdays to provide utility assistance to disabled and elderly householders in the Ogden area.

The volunteer will work at the headquarters of the American Red Cross of Northern Utah, screening clients for the Lend-a-Hand and Reach programs, providing budget counseling and referrals, plus completing necessary paperwork. You may set your own four to six-hour block, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m, one day per week.

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