• Foodbank of Central and Eastern NC @ Greenville (1 team)
• Project Options: Brochure
  
• Contact: Angel Ray, 752-4996 ext. 2302, aray@foodbankcenc.org

• Challenger Baseball- (unsure) an adaptive version of the popular team sport for children with disabilities, both physical and mental.
• Project Options: Unsure/ May or may not have spring opportunities
  
• Contact: John Hare, harerj@ecu.edu, 328-4389 or visit ECU Volunteer Fair on Wednesday, January 30th to learn more (more info. below)
  

• Pitt Association of Volunteer Administrators (PAVA) (2 teams)- PAVA a professional organization thatprovides education and leadership opportunities for volunteer managers.
• Project Options: Brochure, Content for Websites, Press Release, Displays, Program History, etc.
• Contact: Jessica Gagne, gagnej@ecu.edu. 328-1554

• Give2theTroops (2 teams)- An organization that collects items to send to troops around the world which are shopped to every branch of the service.
• Project Options: Fundraising Letters and Letters to Troops
• Contact: Barbara Whitehead, 321-8227 or 746-3412
  
  

• Little Willie Center- (unsure) Little Willie Center provides a safe and healthy environment for latchkey and at-risk youth ages 3-17 years of age.
• Project Options: Unsure/May or May not have spring opportunities
  
• Contact: Marvin Arrington, mna0502@hotmail.com, 752-9083

• HB Sugg PTA (1 team)- Farmville Elementary School Parent/ Teacher Association works to improve school environment and is currently working to fund a school playground.
  
• Project Options: Press Release, Fund-raising letters, grant preparation
  
• Contact: Stephanie West-Puckett, Westpucketts@ecu.edu, 737-1089

• Vegetarians in Pitt County (2 teams)- Meets on the 3rd Sunday of each month at 5pm at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Greenville for a covered-dish dinner and social. Promotes the healthful, environmental, and ethical benefits of vegetarianism.
  

• Project Options: Website (Myspace/Facebook Updates), 501 3© Status, Recipe Collection/ Publication, Restaurant Reviews
  
• Contact: Stephanie West-Puckett, Westpucketts@ecu.edu, 737-1089

• Oak Haven Assisted Living (2 teams)
• Contact: Jessica Harrison, 752-9210
• Projects: Scrap books, oral histories
  

• Red Oak Assisted Living (2 teams)

• Contact: Kathryn Carrow, 756-2242
• Projects: Scrap books, oral histories

• Pitt County League of Women Voters (2 teams)
• Contact Dede Carney, dede@dedecarne.com
• Projects: recruitment brochure for younger audience, polling and interviewing students, research report on media and election, research report on how blogs and web affect election outcome by race, age, and gender

• Building Hope Community Life Center (unsure)
• Contact: info@bhclc.org or contact your instructor to make arrangements with the director
• Projects: Especially for education majors or 1100 students who worked there last semester, develop and implement enrichment program workshops (acting, reading, writing, holiday-themed, etc.) for first, second, or third grade after-school classes. Your instructor will be glad to help you organize and implement your program.

You are welcome to use the Volunteer and Service-Learning Center's Guide to Service Opportunities to request other community partners, but I am requesting that you work with at least one other classmate as a partner. There will also be an opportunity on to meet with additional community partners, and some of those listed above, at the Volunteer and Service Learning Community Partner Fair on Wednesday, January 30, 12:30 - 2:30 pm in the Bate Building Lobby. Local non-profit agency representatives will be on hand to discuss their service needs and mission of their organizations. Don't miss out!