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YMCA hopes to “plug in” new volunteers
Thursday, May 11, 2023 by Elizabeth Pagano
With a goal of recruiting 1,000 volunteers this year, the Greater Austin YMCA has launched a “Plug In” campaign to connect potential volunteers with opportunities to be of service. According to a press release about the campaign, volunteer opportunities include youth coaching, policy board volunteers, special events volunteers and community improvement volunteers. Those interested can visit AustinYMCA.org/volunteer or email volunteer@austinymca.org. “People are looking to find more purpose in their lives,” said Kathy Kuras, YMCA of Austin president and CEO, in a statement to the press. “The YMCA is here to help power your purpose, and we’re encouraging people to plug in to areas that they’re passionate about. The Y can help match your passion, skills and schedule to the right opportunity.”
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