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rare Charitable Research Reserve

02/06/2014 Bookkeeping Assistant
TITLE Bookkeeping Assistant REPORTS TO Senior Operating Officer TIMEFRAME Flexible workdays between 9 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. TERM OF OFFICE To be determined LOCATION rare's Administrative Office, Lamb's Inn, 1679 Blair Road, Cambridge TASKS 1.Assist in the creation of financial reports. 2.Perform bookkeeping tasks, including payables, receviables and banking functions. 3.File invoices and other accounting records. 4.Various administrative tasks. SKILLS NEEDED 1.Attention to detail. 2.Ability to work independently. 3.Computer literacy skills, including knowledge of Word and Excel. 4.Knowledge and experience with accounting software, Sage Simply Accounting. TRAINING 1.Orientation on the organization. 2.Training on charity-specific accounting procedures. BENEFITS 1.Working in a team environment. 2.Learning about charitable organizations and fundraising. 3.Learning about the environment, outdoor education and research. 4.Gaining contacts for future networking.

rare Charitable Research Reserve

11/22/2013 Office Assistant
This is a support role to aid staff in general administartive duties. This position will have the volunteer working from Lamb’s Inn, 1679 Blair Road, Cambridge. The ideal volunteer wil be able to commit to 3-5 days, either mornings, afternoons or full days; and should commit to at least 6 months. Tasks will include: 1. File, photocopy and fax as required by various departments 2. Assist in mailings: address envelopes, fold, stuff and stamp envelopes 3. Answer telephones in a professional, friendly manner. 4. Greet visitors and keep office area tidy. 5. Accept and process donations. 6. Issue or update Events Discount Cards. 7. Assist staff with administrative duties as needed. Skills needed: 1. Excellent English written and oral communication skills 2. Ability to work as a team as well as independently 3. Ability to multitask and work with continuous interruptions 4. Administrative background preferred, but not required. 5. Proficient with Microsoft Office (especially Word, Excel and Outlook) Trainging: Orientation session and specific job training on the first day Benefits: 1. Learning opportunity for organizational skills 2. Spending time in an office setting working with a team 3. Helping rare staff stay organized to work better 4. Improving resume and/or fulfilling community service hours Email louise.harnett@raresites.org or call 519-650-9336 ext. 124 for more details.

Sunrise Therapeutic Riding & Learning Centre

05/01/2013 Sunrise’s Volunteer Program!
Thank you very much for your interest in Sunrise’s Volunteer Program! Volunteers are involved in all aspects of Sunrise – they are the backbone of our program! Volunteers must be a minimum of 15 years of age, and those assisting in therapy lessons will attend one on-hands on training session (no experience required!) During Summer 2013, Camp Sunrise runs Monday through Friday, day time only. Volunteers make a minimum commitment of 1-2 hours per week, but often come out for a half-day or full day each week or for a full week – the summer schedule is quite flexible. Many young people join Sunrise as volunteers throughout the summer -- this is a great way for high school students to obtain their community hours. There are also opportunities for volunteers to assist with gardening, painting, barn chores, property & building maintenance, housekeeping, mailings and office functions, special events and fundraising. This can be done on an irregular basis. Contact Lynne O’Brien, Sunrise Operations & Volunteer Manager to arrange for an Orientation visit to Sunrise and details regarding upcoming training clinics. Thank you! lynne@sunrise-therapeutic.ca; 519-837-0558 x 31.