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Become a Reuse Champion. Volunteer your time with St. Louis Teachers' Recycle Centers.
SLTRC Reuse Champions
SLTRC, is independent is run by a small committed group of staff, many of which are often volunteers. With SLTRC is busier than ever and needs more volunteers to get involved. so we are launching our SLTRC Reuse Champion recruitment campaign.
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A SLTRC Reuse Champion’ is a volunteer who gives their time, enthusiasm and energy to a help in the running or promotion of a SLTRC.
SLTRC Reuse Champion’s activities are not just confined to being in a SLTRC center and there is no minimum amount of time required.
Promoting or donating to SLTRC are in themselves important ways to be a SLTRCs Reuse Champion.
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Sign up your work place to sort and donate scrap resources to your local SLTRC
Promote SLTRC through your Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other social media
Help us with fundraising
Be a speaker, promoting SLTRC to local groups
Write a press release or short article to include in local press
Recruit more volunteers, especially those interested in art, craft, play or reuse
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SLTRC are friendly lively places with lots going on, particularly when people are enthused about their forthcoming events or creative inspirations.
SLTRC makes an invaluable contribution diverting waste and preventing the needless use of natural resources. As a SLTRC Reuse Champion you can help protect the environment by educating and supporting other people to waste less.
Whether you’re passionate about play, art or reuse you will have a wonderfully positive creative environment within which to flourish.
If you’re unemployed; volunteering can be a great way to increase or refresh your skills and confidence which could make you more attractive to potential employers.
Once you are in contact with your local SLTRC you can discuss your potential reuse activities and availability.
Over the coming months we will promoting specific volunteering case studies so do come back and visit us soon.
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Board Members: Help maintain efficiency and effectiveness of SLTRC resources
Drivers: collect donations of scrap from businesses
Driver assistants: help with directions, load and unload the van
Stocker/merchandiser: ensure containers are topped up and look nice
Stockroom assistant: put away the newly acquired scrap and find stock to refill
Receptionist: answers phones, checks memberships and welcomes visitors
Workshop facilitator: utilizes the individual skills – TBD
Membership assistant: help with data entry
Administrator: who can do typing, bookkeeping, filing or help with websites and social media
Play Studio Assistant: Open Studio and private events
SLTRC is unique so there will be roles that are not listed here