Volunteer: Opportunities for Registered Therapy Dog Teams (Age 18 +)Do you have a registered therapy dog with TDI, Pet Partners, Alliance of Therapy Dogs, or another recognized therapy dog organization? Are you looking for more ways to do good with your dog in the community? We want to hear from you! Canine Inspired Change (CIC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to giving vulnerable youth the social-emotional tools they need to be active participants in their schools—and their communities. Our work with registered therapy dog teams helps young people and adults transcend trauma, social struggles and isolation by sparking meaningful connections with dogs, volunteers—and each other. Our innovative and successful therapy dog program focuses on social-emotional learning to give students the tools to better self-regulate—in the classroom and in life. Through customizable sessions, we partner with schools and organizations in the Twin Cities to offer programming that connects with their young learners. If this sounds like the type of work you and your registered therapy dog would enjoy, we would LOVE to have you on our team! Please contact Erin Jorich for more information about training to become a CIC Therapy Dog Team and upcoming opportunities to do good with your dog. CIC provides scholarships for our trainings! We are committed to diversifying our lead and volunteer teams. Please reach out to apply for a partial or full scholarship to our trainings!
Nonprofit: Canine Inspired Change Do you have a registered therapy dog with TDI, Pet Partners, Alliance of Therapy Dogs, or another recognized therapy dog organization? Are you looking for more ways to do good with your dog in the community? We want to hear from you! Canine Inspired Change (CIC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to giving vulnerable youth the social-emotional tools they need to be active participants in their schools—and their communities. Our work with registered therapy dog teams helps young people and adults transcend trauma, social struggles and isolation by sparking meaningful connections with dogs, volunteers—and each other. Our innovative and successful therapy dog program focuses on social-emotional learning to give students the tools to better self-regulate—in the classroom and in life. Through customizable sessions, we partner with schools and organizations in the Twin Cities to offer programming that connects with their young learners. If this sounds like the type of work you and your registered therapy dog would enjoy, we would LOVE to have you on our team! Please contact Erin Jorich for more information about training to become a CIC Therapy Dog Team and upcoming opportunities to do good with your dog. CIC provides scholarships for our trainings! We are committed to diversifying our lead and volunteer teams. Please reach out to apply for a partial or full scholarship to our trainings!
Nonprofit: Canine Inspired Change Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Therapy Dog Training Opportunities for You and Your Dog (Age 18 +)
Do you have a friendly dog that you have considered training for therapy work? Canine Inspired Change (CIC) offers Foundational Skills and Therapy Dog Training Classes!
See what CIC is all about!
Once your dog has completed Foundational Skills and Therapy Dog Training you can register and volunteer with CIC and start bringing connection, empowerment, and healing to vulnerable youth in our community. Working with CIC registered therapy dog teams helps these remarkable young people transcend trauma, social struggles and isolation by sparking meaningful connections with dogs, volunteers—and each other and we would LOVE to have you and your dog train with us and join our team!
To get added to CIC's Foundational Skills waitlist, email Erin Jorich with subject Foundational Skills Waitlist.
CIC provides scholarships for our trainings! We are committed to diversifying our lead and volunteer teams. Please reach out to apply for a partial or full scholarship to our trainings! Nonprofit: Canine Inspired Change
Do you have a friendly dog that you have considered training for therapy work? Canine Inspired Change (CIC) offers Foundational Skills and Therapy Dog Training Classes!
See what CIC is all about!
Once your dog has completed Foundational Skills and Therapy Dog Training you can register and volunteer with CIC and start bringing connection, empowerment, and healing to vulnerable youth in our community. Working with CIC registered therapy dog teams helps these remarkable young people transcend trauma, social struggles and isolation by sparking meaningful connections with dogs, volunteers—and each other and we would LOVE to have you and your dog train with us and join our team!
To get added to CIC's Foundational Skills waitlist, email Erin Jorich with subject Foundational Skills Waitlist.
CIC provides scholarships for our trainings! We are committed to diversifying our lead and volunteer teams. Please reach out to apply for a partial or full scholarship to our trainings! Nonprofit: Canine Inspired Change Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55114 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Canine Inspired Change Board Member (21+)Canine Inspired Change (CIC) is looking to expand our board of directors. We value each and every board member - the dedication to supporting our mission and the individual skill set each of them bring to our organization. We are currently prioritizing BIPOC applicants to provide better representation on our board. CIC serves diverse communities throughout the Twin Cities, and believes that the young people we serve should see themselves in our board, staff, and volunteer teams. If you are interested in this opportunity please contact Alyssa Boldischar, CIC Board Chair, for more information: alyssa@canineinspiredchange.org what we doCanine Inspired Change is a nonprofit organization dedicated to giving vulnerable youth the social-emotional tools they need to be active participants in their schools and their communities. Our work helps these remarkable young people transcend trauma, social struggles and isolation by sparking meaningful connections with dogs, volunteers and each other. our missionWe harness the healing power of dogs to break down barriers and spark powerful connections—empowering youth who either have socially isolating conditions or have experienced trauma. Our specially designed programs provide opportunities for youth to learn social-emotional behaviors that can help them not just survive—but thrive—in school and later in life. Healthy relationships are the foundation for a healthy community—and CIC is dedicated to giving youth the tools they need to be active participants in their community by delivering transformative moments between dogs and youth. Find out more about us at: www.canineinspiredchange.org
Board Member Job Description Provide governance to the organization, represent it to the community, help build and provide resources to the organization, and accept the ultimate legal authority for it. Attend scheduled board and committee meetings as stated in CIC’s bylaws Review organizational mission statement and refine it when appropriate Evaluate the performance of the executive director Ensure effective organizational planning* Oversee and review written plans that outline CIC’s long-term goals * Conduct periodic assessments of CIC’s operating environment * Balance planning and action Determine and monitor the organization’s programs and services* Consider needs of participants in review of CIC’s programs and services * Review and approve all program changes * Participate in CIC’s programs and events Ensure adequate resources* Contribute annually * Participate in site visits and fundraising calls as needed * Review fundraising strategy Manage resources effectively* Approve annual budget * Review financial statements * Require and review independent annual audit and required filings Communicate the role and activities of CIC and promote the organization’s public presence* Represent the organization in the community * Assist in the development and management of working relationships with other organizations and individuals Selection of board officers Participate in assessment of the board’s own performance Select an executive director when a vacancy occurs
Nonprofit: Canine Inspired Change Canine Inspired Change (CIC) is looking to expand our board of directors. We value each and every board member - the dedication to supporting our mission and the individual skill set each of them bring to our organization. We are currently prioritizing BIPOC applicants to provide better representation on our board. CIC serves diverse communities throughout the Twin Cities, and believes that the young people we serve should see themselves in our board, staff, and volunteer teams. If you are interested in this opportunity please contact Alyssa Boldischar, CIC Board Chair, for more information: alyssa@canineinspiredchange.org what we doCanine Inspired Change is a nonprofit organization dedicated to giving vulnerable youth the social-emotional tools they need to be active participants in their schools and their communities. Our work helps these remarkable young people transcend trauma, social struggles and isolation by sparking meaningful connections with dogs, volunteers and each other. our missionWe harness the healing power of dogs to break down barriers and spark powerful connections—empowering youth who either have socially isolating conditions or have experienced trauma. Our specially designed programs provide opportunities for youth to learn social-emotional behaviors that can help them not just survive—but thrive—in school and later in life. Healthy relationships are the foundation for a healthy community—and CIC is dedicated to giving youth the tools they need to be active participants in their community by delivering transformative moments between dogs and youth. Find out more about us at: www.canineinspiredchange.org
Board Member Job Description Provide governance to the organization, represent it to the community, help build and provide resources to the organization, and accept the ultimate legal authority for it. Attend scheduled board and committee meetings as stated in CIC’s bylaws Review organizational mission statement and refine it when appropriate Evaluate the performance of the executive director Ensure effective organizational planning* Oversee and review written plans that outline CIC’s long-term goals * Conduct periodic assessments of CIC’s operating environment * Balance planning and action Determine and monitor the organization’s programs and services* Consider needs of participants in review of CIC’s programs and services * Review and approve all program changes * Participate in CIC’s programs and events Ensure adequate resources* Contribute annually * Participate in site visits and fundraising calls as needed * Review fundraising strategy Manage resources effectively* Approve annual budget * Review financial statements * Require and review independent annual audit and required filings Communicate the role and activities of CIC and promote the organization’s public presence* Represent the organization in the community * Assist in the development and management of working relationships with other organizations and individuals Selection of board officers Participate in assessment of the board’s own performance Select an executive director when a vacancy occurs
Nonprofit: Canine Inspired Change Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55104 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grant Research InternCanine Inspired Change (CIC) is a nonprofit therapy dog organization dedicated to giving vulnerable youth the social-emotional tools they need to be active participants in their schools and their communities. Working with CIC trained therapy dog teams, these remarkable young people transcend trauma, social struggles and isolation by sparking meaningful connections with dogs, volunteers and each other. CIC is seeking a Grant Research Intern to: Investigate and identify prospective funding sources through colleagues, directories, periodicals, and internet research Write letters of inquiry Match prospective funding sources with organizational priorities Assist with applications for Foundation, Corporate and Government Funders Assist with the drafting of compelling grant proposal narratives Assist with assembling and submitting applications by due date Maintain grant calendar and track submissions and results Assist with preparing and submitting reports for funders according to contractual obligationswhat we do We harness the healing power of dogs to break down barriers and spark powerful connections—empowering youth who either have socially isolating conditions or have experienced trauma. Our innovative and successful program focuses on social-emotional learning to give students the tools to better self-regulate in the classroom and in life. We partner with schools and organizations in the Twin Cities to offer programming that helps vulnerable kids break down barriers and learn the social and emotional skills they need to build connections and trust. Our specially designed programs provide opportunities for youth to work with trained therapy dogs teams to nurture their confidence and self worth while learning social-emotional behaviors that can help them not just survive—but thrive—in school and later in life. Find out more about us at: www.canineinspiredchange.org
If you’re interested in the Grant Research Intern position, contact: Danielle Graczyk, Executive Director danielle@canineinspiredchange.org 651-295-9203 Nonprofit: Canine Inspired Change Canine Inspired Change (CIC) is a nonprofit therapy dog organization dedicated to giving vulnerable youth the social-emotional tools they need to be active participants in their schools and their communities. Working with CIC trained therapy dog teams, these remarkable young people transcend trauma, social struggles and isolation by sparking meaningful connections with dogs, volunteers and each other. CIC is seeking a Grant Research Intern to: Investigate and identify prospective funding sources through colleagues, directories, periodicals, and internet research Write letters of inquiry Match prospective funding sources with organizational priorities Assist with applications for Foundation, Corporate and Government Funders Assist with the drafting of compelling grant proposal narratives Assist with assembling and submitting applications by due date Maintain grant calendar and track submissions and results Assist with preparing and submitting reports for funders according to contractual obligationswhat we do We harness the healing power of dogs to break down barriers and spark powerful connections—empowering youth who either have socially isolating conditions or have experienced trauma. Our innovative and successful program focuses on social-emotional learning to give students the tools to better self-regulate in the classroom and in life. We partner with schools and organizations in the Twin Cities to offer programming that helps vulnerable kids break down barriers and learn the social and emotional skills they need to build connections and trust. Our specially designed programs provide opportunities for youth to work with trained therapy dogs teams to nurture their confidence and self worth while learning social-emotional behaviors that can help them not just survive—but thrive—in school and later in life. Find out more about us at: www.canineinspiredchange.org
If you’re interested in the Grant Research Intern position, contact: Danielle Graczyk, Executive Director danielle@canineinspiredchange.org 651-295-9203 Nonprofit: Canine Inspired Change Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 55104 Allow Groups: No |