Sentences with phrase «volunteer army of»

They have a strong community presence and a volunteer army of caring individuals who are committed to the same goal — cat care and adoptions.

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Russell Hobby, General Secretary of school leaders» union NAHT, said: «Our schools depend heavily on the volunteer army of people who choose to become school governors.

Grant Shapps's volunteer army of supporters are mobilised and are touring the doors making their pitch in each and every marginal.

First though, I want the blisters on my feet to heal and the many thousands of Labour members — our volunteer army of progressives and community builders, to get a well earned rest.

For moms who have trouble, a volunteer army of lactation consultants stands ready to help.

The company has recruited a volunteer army of decidedly manly men to champion its products.

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Other support has come from top companies like Chase Bank, which administers banking courses for Defy Ventures; and Google, who has added over 450 people to the growing army of volunteers pulled from top companies all across the nation.

A proud dual U.S. / Israel citizen, he has served as a volunteer in the Israel Defense Forces» Home Front Command, a specialized division of the Israeli Army dedicated to domestic and international search and rescue.

Facing the prospect of a blue wave this fall, the White House's political arm is devoting unprecedented resources to building an army of paid staff and trained volunteers across more than two dozen states.

He helped launch 270 Strategies after serving most recently as the National Field Director for the 2012 re-election campaign of President Barack Obama, where he had primary responsibility for building a nationwide army of staff and volunteer organizers.

Volunteers from businesses and the community will converge upon Beyer Ford dealership in Morristown, N.J. on May 3 — 4 to frame walls for the future home of a U.S. Army Veteran.

A «small army» of social workers and charitable groups managed their arrivals» from Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society workers in their white enamel badges to the volunteers from the National Council of Jewish Women (light blue silk armbands).

Volunteers at a Salvation Army church in Warrington have knitted 12 of the most famous scenes in the... More

The Salvation Army's director for community services, Tony Daniels said: «Staff and volunteers at our churches and social centres across the UK have seen growing numbers of individuals and families on low incomes who are struggling to put food on the table or keep a roof over their heads.

In a televised interview after he left the platform in defeat, McCloskey said he had hoped these young Americans would support his proposal (by far the most lenient and reasonable of the draft bills introduced up to now) because it would make our military - defense system more equitable and representative; the present all - volunteer army is made up of more than 40 per cent minority youth.

The laid - back, Californian vibe at Saddleback is only made possible by an army of pastors, staff and volunteers engaged in intentionally reaching, welcoming and engaging new attendees.

Meanwhile, the all - volunteer army has emerged as an ever more separate institution in our society, its profile less and less like that of the general populace.

To support or volunteer with ministries working with our homeless, please check out Ward Draper's The 5 and 2 or The Salvation Army's Centre of Hope here in Abbotsford.

Along with an army of volunteers, we would prepare a complete Thanksgiving spread for the entire school's faculty with turkey and all the trimmings.

Community engagement is the heartbeat of OzHarvest and continues to grow every day through our devoted team of like - minded partners and our ever growing «yellow army» of volunteers.

Events such as the Vitality Oxford Half could not take place without a small army of volunteer RACEMAKERS who direct, assist and support competitors.

Children enrolled in the summer camp overseen by The Salvation Army of Durham, Orange and Person Counties volunteered with Keep Durham Beautiful on July 31 to clean up West Point on the Eno Park on N. Roxboro Road in Durham.

Children enrolled in the summer camp overseen by The Salvation Army of Durham, Orange and Person Counties volunteered with Keep Durham Beautiful.

so i went to eat lunch with my boys to see these teachers and unqualified volunteers treating these 5and 7 year olds like 27 yr old army men & women... i left wondering where is the respect the ask of our children to be returned to our children....

Special events — If the youth sports program also hosts a tournament or competition, an army of volunteers is required to organize and staff it.

This is all accomplished through our army of committed volunteers in all of the Sports.

It then distributes it to a child in need through a non-profit organization of the buyer's choice — everything from local schools to national and global organizations like Baby2Baby, Volunteers of America's Operation Backpack, and the Salvation Army.

«It seems nonsensical for the Territorial Army to insist that volunteers take basic fitness tests but then send people who have failed those tests to some of the most dangerous areas in the world,» he continued.

She arrived with a big bus with her name emblazoned on the side and a small army of volunteers.

«Basically I think we've had a secret weapon in this campaign, which is the army of volunteers have had up and down the country,» he continues.

Zac Goldsmith would recruit a cyber army of volunteers to monitor the internet for «online extremism», if he becomes mayor, he said today.

Some of us wondered if something similar might happen on the Left once Obama won: would he be able to use his volunteer army to pressure Congress, for better or worse?

Part Four of How Candidates Can Use the Internet to Win in 2010 What Dean and Kerry suggested in 2004, Barack Obama proved in 2008: an army of motivated online donor / volunteers can be a truly decisive force in politics.

But, how do you train an army of volunteers and candidates to bring about change?

What Dean and Kerry suggested in 2004, Barack Obama proved in 2008: an army of motivated online donor / volunteers can be a truly decisive force in politics.

Online volunteer organizing essentially built the campaign a structure in places where it didn't exist, letting paid staff parachute in and immediately take command of a working political army.

Charities struggling to raise money for their cause should be making better use of their army of volunteers, according to research presented at the 2014 ESRC Festival of Social Science.

Given their history as the pioneers of grass - roots get - out - the - vote efforts, Republicans claim not to be particularly impressed by the Obama operation, including its estimated army of 8 million volunteers.

The army detained volunteers of the Red Cross who wanted to help the injured at the nearby Jallianwala Baqh.

«This victory would not be possible without the support of my family, Governor Cuomo, Senate Democratic Leader Andrea Stewart - Cousins, County Executive George Latimer, elected officials across the state, my brothers and sisters in labor, advocates, all the Indivisibles of Westchester, and the hard work of my army of dedicated volunteers and talented campaign team.

As a volunteer firefighter, an Army National Guard medic, and as a School Board member, John has always worked to improve the lives of his neighbors,» Schumer said in a statement.

House Speaker John Boehner realized that managing the massive crowd descending on the Capitol grounds for Pope Francis» visit will require a small army — so he created one: A mini-army made up of the first - ever volunteer force of over 100 House and Senate aides.

«We know we need to save money, but there are other ways of saving money without destroying the volunteer army,» she wrote.

Also at 9 a.m., New York Army National Guard Soldiers from Latham's 42nd Infantry Division Headquarters will join Airmen of the 109th Airlift Wing in Scotia to volunteer to help load about 125 Christmas trees being donated and sent to military bases around the country to support troops and military families this holiday season, Ellms Tree Family Farm, 468 Charlton Rd., Ballston Spa.

The campaign aims to recruit an army of volunteers to help give the country a spring clean ahead of the Queen's official birthday celebrations.

If Simanowitz had just three volunteers (he had an army of supporters, including yours truly) that would have been three more volunteers than DeSena had.

Whoever the Democratic Committee endorses will have a huge advantage, since an endorsement comes with a small army of volunteers to pass petitions.

Despite the encouraging poll numbers — Spitzer called them «comforting» — the candidate acknowledged that he and the small army of petitioners (some paid, some volunteers) currently headquartered in his father's real - estate building on Fifth Avenue still had some work to do in the final 24 hours to get over the finish line.

Another $ 500,000 draw - down from the state's grant is planned to help feed an army of 10,000 volunteers, who will be on duty for several days.