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LOV Responds...

In the press and on-line recently there were a number of misrepresentations, misinformation, and straight out lies about the League of Volunteers (LOV). 

We would like to set the record straight  Please read the FACTS below and visit our website for additional information about the charity works that LOV provides to the Tri-City.

LOV Responds in detail to representations that have been made in the attached PDF document. 

Click here to Download the file - 2013-LOV-responds.pdf


 

2013 Frank Sisk Golf Tournament

Follow one of the links below below and lets tee off!

You can register online on the LOV blog, here's the link...

http://lovnewarkca.blogspot.com/2013/04/frank-sisk-golf-tournament-2013.html

Download the Mail in application...

Click here to Download the file - 2013-Golf-Registration-Mailer.pdf

 


 

Be a Sponsor of the Frank Sisk Classic Golf Tournament

Join the ranks of our generous sponsors who help us keep the summer programs going for local kids!

Click here to Download the file - 2013-Golf-Sponsorship-Form.pdf


 

Bingo at Swiss Park!

Saturday and Monday Night Bingo


Fun and a good cause!

Check out our new location at the Swiss Park on Mowry!

Starting 5/27

Schedule and Information


 

Summerfest Drawing

LOV WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE NEWARK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR ALLOWING US TO PARTICIPATE IN THE 5th ANNUAL SUMMERFEST BY HOLDING A DRAWING TO BENEFIT LOV’S CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS

The money raised will be used for LOV’s Summer Recreation Program!
(6 FOR $5 ~ 30 FOR $20 ~ 75 FOR $30!) Buy the $30 package and get a free entry for our hourly drawing
Each of the 15 prizes will be drawn separately Place tickets in the correct box for the prize(s) you want.

Click here to Download the file - 2013-SUMMERFEST.pdf


 

Summer Job - Assistant Rec Leader

The League of Volunteers Invites applications for the position of...

Summer Recreation Assistant Leader

Start date: 7/8/13 End date: 8/15/13 HOURS: 10:00- 2:00PM ( Plus additional hours as needed )

THE POSITION: The League of Volunteers, is seeking a non – benefited, seasonal (16 hours per week) Recreation Leader position to lead activities at a summer recreation program. Summer Recreation is a summer park program for children ages 5-12 yrs to play games, do crafts and experience new activities in a fun safe environment.
 

Click here to Download the file - 2013-Summer-Job-Rec Assistant.pdf

Click here to Download the file - LOV-Job-Application.pdf 


 

Summer Job - Rec Leader

The League of Volunteers Invites applications for the position of...

Summer Recreation Leader

Start date: 7/8/13 End date: 8/15/13 HOURS: 10:00- 2:00PM ( Plus additional hours as needed )

THE POSITION: The League of Volunteers, is seeking a non – benefited, seasonal (16 hours per week) Recreation Leader position to lead activities at a summer recreation program. Summer Recreation is a summer park program for children ages 5-12 yrs to play games, do crafts and experience new activities in a fun safe environment.
 

Click here to Download the file - 2013-Summer-Job-Rec-Leader.pdf

Click here to Download the file - LOV-Job-Application.pdf 


 

If just 10% of our supporters pledged $50 we could raise $50,000!

Many of you may have seen the recent article in one of the Bay Area News Groups paper or on Patch.com regarding the termination as of May 31st of our lease at both Ruschin School where we have our offices and MacGregor School where we have our twice weekly bingo games. The School District is selling Ruschin as it has been vacant for many years. Because of the recession, which hit us and many non-profit and for profit companies very hard, we owe the District $61,000 on the Ruschin site. We are fully paid up on the MacGregor Site. We need to be able to continue at MacGregor as bingo is our only regular source of income.

We intend to pay the District back and we need your help. We have been at Ruschin & MacGregor since October 2005. In that time we have paid the District over $300,000. We have had a great working relationship with the Dis-trict and are grateful for them for giving us the opportunity to use their empty space & provid-ing a way for us to operate our many programs.

To Donate go to:

http://lov.org/donate-to-LOV.php

Or mail your check to LOV at

36120 Ruschin Dr.

Newark, CA 94560 

For more information call LOV at 510-793-5683 

Click here to Download the file - 2013-Support.pdf


 

Sunday Afternoon Concert in May

SUNDAY AFTERNOON THE 24th SEASON ARTS SERIES

THE LEAGUE OF VOLUNTEERS and
THE NEWARK ARTS COUNCIL

Present

MICHAEL FOLEY TRIO
MUSICAL STANDARDS - R&B COUNTRY – ROCK & ROLL
SUNDAY–MAY19,2013


2:00 PM

SUGGESTED DONATION: $10 ADULTS
$7 SENIORS & STUDENTS 12-18 - $3 CHILDREN

COMPLIMENTARY INTERMISSION REFRESHMENTS
MACGREGOR/BRIDGEPOINT SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

35753 CEDAR BLVD. – NEWARK
For information call 793-5683 visit our website at www.lov.org
For information call 793-5683

Click here to Download the file - 2013-Sunday-Concert-May.pdf


 

Read the lastest issue of LOV Notes

Find out about what is happening at Newark LOV and how we can all make a difference in our community!

Click here to Download the file - 2013-May-June-LOV-Notes.pdf


 

About LOV

Here you will find out about all the latest happenings at LOV, including volunteer opportunities and upcoming special events as well as LOV's ongoing community service programs. So again - Welcome - and take some time to look around!

LOV's Mission
"LOV's mission is to promote volunteerism and enhance the quality of life in the Tri-Cities area of Fremont, Newark and Union City, California and to meet the needs of youth, senior citizens and the needy."

Agency Profile
LOV is a multi-service nonprofit agency founded in 1979 to fill a gap left by cutbacks in school funding. Currently LOV operates approximately 40 varied community service programs both at our community service center and throughout the Tri-Cities area.


 

Artists Roster Application Form

This is the application form for the LOV Arts in the Schools program. To be considered for our artist's roster please fill out and return the form to LOV Newark.

Click here to Download the file - artistinfoform.pdf


 

LOV wants your old Electronic Equipment and E-Waste

Help support LOV by donating your e-waste for recycling. We take TV's, printers, fax machines, computers, monitors etc. We will even pick it up from your home!

Click here to Download the file - ewaste.pdf


 

2013 Arts Council

 
2012 Arts Council Sunday Concerts
 
Newark Arts Council Music Scholarship Application
 
Dan and Marie Archer Art Scholarship Criteria
 
Newark Arts Council Music Criteria
 
Dan and Marie Archer Art Scholarship Application
 


 

Support LOV While you Shop

DO YOU EVER SHOP ONLINE?
MORE PEOPLE ARE DOING IT
ESPECIALLY DURING
THE HOLIDAYS

LOV can earn 4% and more if you shop at www.schoolcash.com Example: Shop at JC Penney online and we get 3.5% - Lands End 3% - Blair 6% Old Navy 3% - Disney Store 5% - KB Toys 3% - Wal Mart 2.5% - Kmart 3%. There are hundreds of stores to choose from! It’s easy just go to www.schoolcash.com and click on the sign-in tab and then click on register forget to choose the League of Volunteers as the group you want to support Every time you shop they will send us a rebate check! What a great way to support your favorite charity!

Another way you can shop is with www.Igive.com where over 600 stores are available to you – and again we get a percentage of your purchases.

Thank you for your support


 

Wednesday Afternoon Bingo

Join us for a fun afternoon of Bingo on Wednesdays in Newark!

Help LOV to support local kids and schools!!!

Click here to Download the file - 2011-WEDNESDAY-BINGO-FLYER.pdf


 

2011 Volunteer Night

On May 1st LOV’s Board and Staff gave thanks to volunteers who attended the annual dinner and awards night at the Newark Community Center.

Read more about the most important people in this organization our volunteers!

2011 Volunteer Awards

2010 Volunteer Night Article



 

Volunteer Opportunities for 2013

Volunteer Opportunities 2013

Month

Event

Type of Work

Ongoing

  • Mailing Services
  • Folding, Stuffing, Sealing, Labeling, Data Entry


  • Computer Data Entry
  • Mailing Lists, Volunteer Hours Keeping, Update Database


  • Office Assistant
  • Phones, Greeting Clients , Information & Referral, Assist Staff


  • Bingo - Mondays & Saturdays
  • Selling pull tabs

January

  • 2 - Arts Council – 5:30 pm
  • Planning Meeting

January

  • 6 - Concert
  • Hall setup, Serving refreshments, clean up

February

  • 3- Concert
  • Hall setup, Serving refreshments, clean up

February

  • 6 - Arts Council – 5:30 pm
  • Planning Meeting

February

  • 8 - Elegant Affaire Benefit Dinner
  • Hall setup, Oversee servers, Help in kitchen, Clean up

March

  • 6- Arts Council 5:30 pm
  • Planning Meeting

March

  • 10 - Concert
  • Hall setup, Serving refreshments, clean up

April

  • 3 Arts Council

5:30 pm

* Planning Meeting

April

6 Flea Market

6:30 am

7am – 2:30 pm

Set Up

Sales


April

  • 14 - Concert
  • Hall setup, Serving refreshment, Clean up

April

  • 27 Benefit Duck Race

8 am – 3 pm

  • Set up and Take down, work carnival, pack up ducks, put out float for ducks and much more

May

  • 19 Concert
  • Hall set up, serving refreshments & clean up

June

  • 5 - Arts Council – 5:30 pm
  • 1 – Flea Market
  • Planning meeting

6:30 am Set up

7am – 2:30 Sales

June

  • 21 - Golf Tournament
  • Various phases – Join planning in March

June

  • 28 – July 4 - LOV Fireworks Booth
  • Setup, stocking, selling

July

  • 1-4 Fireworks Booth Continues
  • Setup, stocking, selling

July

  • 8 - 31 - Kid's Summer Parks Recreation
  • Park recreation volunteer assistants

August

  • 1-15 Summer Parks Recreation Program Continues
  • 3 Flea Market
  • Park recreation volunteer assistants

Set Up – 6:30 am

Sales – 7am-2:30

September

  • 4- Arts Council 5:30 pm
  • Planning

September

  • 19 - 22 - Newark Days
  • Many phases of community faire and help in LOV hot/dog – Nacho Booth

October

  • 2 – Arts Council

5:30 pm

* 5 Flea Market

  • Planning Meeting

6:30 am Set up

7 am – 2:30 Sales

October

  • 13– Concert
  • Hall setup, Serving refreshment, Clean up

October

  • 27 Halloween Quarter Auction
  • Join the committee, help set up and take down, recruit sponsors/donors

November

  • 6- Arts Council 5:30 pm
  • 2 Flea Market
  • Planning Meeting

6:30 am Set Up

7am – 2:30 Sales

November

  • 1-19 Thanksgiving Preparation
  • Phones, receiving and checking out food

November

  • 4 - Dec. 20 - Toys for Tots
  • Drivers, put out collection boxes, pick up toys, sort & count toys

November

10 - Concert

  • Hall setup, Serving refreshments, Clean up

November

11 – 30 - Adopt-A-Family

  • Help match donors with needy families

November

  • 28- Thanksgiving Day Feast
  • Set up, Food Pre Prep, Decorate, Serve, Children's Crafts, Entertainment, Deliver to Homebound. NOTE – New Committee Members Welcome – contact us in early October

D e c e m b e r

  • 2 - 20 - Toys for Tots Continues
  • Drivers, put out collection boxes, pick up toys, sort & count toys
 
  • 2- 20 - Adopt-A-Family Continues
  • Help match donors with needy families
 
  • 4 - Arts Council 5:30 pm
  • Planning Meeting
 
  • 8 Toys for Tots Benefit Concert
  • Hall setup, Serving refreshments, Clean Up
 
  • 13 - Kid's Holiday Party & Bingo
  • Set up, monitor kids, clean up
     

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 793-5683
or click here to request more information about volunteering

THE LEAGUE OF VOLUNTEERS - LOV
GIVE OF YOURSELF THIS HOLIDAY SEASON

 


 

What is Community Service?

Community Service is not just helping someone in need or even helping to keep the environment from erosion. It is a learning process, learning about yourself as well as others. Learning, listening, focusing on a problem, and resolving it, all four of these elements help to make up community service, but it does not stop there. No one is too young or too old to help, to learn, and to rebuild a mountainside, to pull weeds or even to extend a hand in friendship. A simple gesture like a handshake can turn enemies into friends.

Community Service is about exploring your talents and sharing them with others.

Community Service means sharing a kind smile as well as having a spiritual connection with others and everything around you. Beware it is the cornerstone to Mother Nature's house and your soul.

Community Service means waking up in the morning and being grateful you are alive. It is also, like inviting someone over for morning coffee then going outside to watch a humming bird hover near a flower while a spider web glistens in the sun light near by.

Community Service is about laughter and the knowledge that we need each other. It is not about slave labor like some would lead us to believe. It is about sharing our talents, our health, and our wealth with others and our environment - making planet Earth a better place to live.

Community Service is a natural high, which can be gotten when we help someone in need, or when we offer a smile to someone.

Community Service is about saying please, thank you and may I. It is also about walking around a worm on a rainy day so as not to step on it.

Community Service is about allowing and providing a safe environment for our children to play, to learn and to grow in - as well as to allow them to become adults that are not afraid to be an example of a Good Samaritan. So, they will be willing to extend a hand in friendship to a stranger or a drowning fly that has accidentally fallen into a glass of ice tea on a hot summer afternoon.

Community Service is much more than what has been written here and else where by others and basically it is about respect and caring. Caring enough to help is the bottom line.


 

2010-11 LOV's Annual Report

Read LOV's annual report from 2010-2011. Thanks for all of your help and donations!!!!

Click here to Download the file - 2010-2011-ANNUAL-REPORT.pdf


 

Sunday Afternoon Arts Series

Join us for our Sunday afternoon performing arts series.

Click here to Download the file - 2012-CONCERT-SEASON-BROCHURE.pdf