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5 people are interested
Seattle Volunteers Needed To Share Home Service Safety Info Locally W/ Homeowners You Know
ORGANIZATION: HGRBS
Please visit the new page to apply.
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5 people are interested
Seattle, WA
"It’s not a 'job.’ It’s a 'personal activity’ "
*This Online Opportunity Requires No Special Equipment
Volunteer Requirements:
1. 18 yrs or over.
2. Seattle Resident.
3. Minimum High School Education.
4. Honorable and caring.
5. Comfortable sharing useful information with homeowners we know.
6. Ability to follow suggested tips for successful performance of this opportunity.
Description
This special opportunity is virtually offered i.e. all you would like to know about how you can help share this useful information with relatives friends, and close associates virtually: text, email, Zoom, etc. This special news is about the HGRBS nonprofit's homeowner's guide which can help Seattle residents in charge of making home improvement decisions, make even more informed ones: Service Booklet-Washington.
It is officially known as the Washington State Homeowner's Guide To Best Contractors. But for short again: Service Booklet-Washington. Yet this vital guide is very useful to applicable Seattle residents who have the final say about when services are needed around the home and the type of individuals they prefer to hire to meet those property needs.
Personally Review
The HGRBS nonprofit believes volunteers always need to know everything possible about an opportunity before (and after) making a decision. After all, how are we to share credible information of something scarcely know anything about ? This is the reason the nonprofit is more than obliged to offer you the opportunity to personally review the Service Booklet-Washington online.
There are no time commitments. No paid participants. We Do It Because We Care.
For more details on this social opportunity please feel free to inquire using the software provided by Volunteermatch. This helps HGRBS know volunteers meet the organization's basic query requirements.
THANK YOU FOR STEPPING FORWARD!
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About HGRBS
Location:
300 Lenora St, Seattle, WA 98121, US
Mission Statement
Mission: To Connect with & Support private home decision makers locally, statewide, and nationally through providing adequate online/offline FREE information for establishing successful resident-contractor relations. Simply put, to continually provide quality FREE information to residents towards making safer and wiser decisions hiring building trades personnel (such as contractors)
Description
HGRBS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of independent volunteers. It functions as an exclusive consumer information service. Exclusive emphasis is on supporting the rights and privileges of American private home decision makers in resident-contractor relations.
Specific values are towards residents making safer and wiser decisions, thereby, accruing better, most comparable results.
Demographic Focus: Private residential settings of detached single-family, duplex, and triplex structures, including similarly structured dwellings of townships, mansions, and estates.
Specific Concerns: Home maintenance and improvement in resident-contractor relations.
*Consistent with the HGRBS "Free Service Policy," the nonprofit offers and delivers primarily online [yet also in real-time] free information, advice, consultation, and support specifically related to matters of private home maintenance and improvement locally, statewide, and nationally in the United States. This is its irrevocable policy for operations.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
300 Lenora StreetSeattle, WA 98121
DATE POSTED
May 17, 2022
SKILLS
- General Education
- Advocacy
- Adult Education
- Community Outreach
- People Skills
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 18
- Volunteer's Prerogative. Since sharing about the Service Booklet is conducted when volunteer has personal free time, the issue of "time commitment" is hers/his to determine. This is not "a job" - it is instead a "personal activity."
- Each volunteer is on her/his own time. It is what each volunteer personally requires - and when. There are no time constraints otherwise since this is not a "job" - it's a "personal activity."