Lindenwood Volunteer Program aims to grow service
The Lindenwood program, sponsored by the St. Charles Community Council, Lindenwood IV, and Youth In Need Inc, invites agencies and volunteers to a 9 to 3 registration day. Speakers include Kelly, a seasoned volunteer director, and Barbara Hueffmeier, stressing recruitment and retention strategies and the professionalization of volunteers.
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St. Charles Community Council
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Youth In Need
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William Woorls College
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Community club listings and events in St Charles area
A dense roster of local meetings and activities appears, including Kiwanis groups, recycling centers behind St Charles Plaza, O’Fallon clubs, and events at churches and schools. Activities span lectures, Parent Anonymous support, Scouts, family planning talks, and youth programs with times from noon to late evening.
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St. Peters Kiwanis
Sambo's
Nook - Recycling Center
St. Charles Plaza
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Parents Anonymous
T. Jom United Church of Christ
O'Fallon Tors
O'Fallon
Riley
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Heatherbrook
St. Mary's
Lion's Dan
Recovery, Inc
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Channel Four
W. Clay
Boy's Club
Wentzville
Spain
Cave Springs
First Capitol
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West James Courts
the Journal
Coffee House
Hirst Capitol Span
Green Valley Extension
American Legion Past
Leging Hell
Northeast Missouri State University
Central
Junor High School
Fort Zumwalt
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American Legion
Legion Hall
Xi Delta Epsilon Chapter
Beta Sigma
St Charles
Heegeling Center
St, Charles Plaza
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Sylvation Anny Yooths Center
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