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    Orators Toastmasters Club

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Hands on Orlando

    Hands on Orlando

    5.0
    (5 reviews)

    I volunteered for the 'Disney Give a Day, Get a Day' program, and painted a house with Hands On…read moreOrlando. I used to volunteer a lot, then got out of it as I got older, and was happy to have volunteering put in the forefront of the news with Disney. I knew the volume of people signing up for events, and was pleasantly surprised when I painted a house with Hands On Orlando. The day consisted of painting four houses, with 100 volunteer expected. The HOO coordinator was very organized, arrived early and was very friendly. There was a HOO coordinator for each house, and one who monitored the whole project. They were very clear in their directions, and made a very humid day painting a house in not a great neighbor hood a great experience. Being an annual passholder for Disney, I wasn't worried about the processing time for the receipt of the Disney voucher, and yet it was in my email by Tuesday. Its kind of sad, the coordinator said that the month before, for the same event they had only twenty volunteers, and now all their events are full. While we appreciate all the Disney is doing to help communities, I sure wish more people would volunteer without having to be bribed, and I can't wait til we do it again!

    Amazing organization! I love the Hands On network!…read more When I lived in Nashville, I frequently volunteered with Hands on Nashville to sort and create bags of groceries for those in the area living with AIDS. I was also a captain for Hands on Nashville Day, where we painted and spruced up a local high school, and even helped out at the animal shelter a few times. When I moved back to O-town I was super excited to find a local Hands On chapter. There is truly something for everyone here. Whether you like to work with your hands and get dirty, or just sit and hang out with some at-risk kids, or play with the puppies and kitties at the local shelter, Hands on Orlando has a huge network of opportunities, linking you with others who share your passions and organizations that run on the support of volunteers. To sing up, they keep things super simple. Log on to www.handsonorlando.com, create an account, then click on the calendar, and click on the event you wish to volunteer for. A quick sign up and print off of the waiver (or your coordinator can give you one at the time of the event), and you are good to go! The volunteer coordinators are super fun and work well with the organizations to ensure a smooth-flowing but fun volunteer experience. Since I've been back in Orlando, I have had the pleasure of volunteering with Coalition for the Homeless, Clean the World, and even the City of Casselberry through Hands on Orlando. This is a great way to get to know all the awesome local groups that take care of our community. I encourage everyone to find at least one Saturday morning a month to give back in 2015!

    Crealdé School of Art

    Crealdé School of Art

    4.5
    (19 reviews)

    We came here for an open house, which included food, drinks, entertainment and plenty of hands-on…read morecrafts. We toured the facilities, the workshops, we actually sat down for some demos from the visual arts department, and then gathered around a kiln for a raku ceramics demo, which was ideal on a cold winter afternoon (winter in Florida?). Also, we were able to visit the gallery, which was hosting a photograph exhibit on the history of turn of the century Lake Apopka, about 40 miles away due West, and that was very interesting and enlightening. We also printed a poster, among other things. Personally, I think it was fun to talk/meet some of the faculty, not that I am immediately looking for a new teacher, but it is good to pick one who has some similarities, or none at all. Challenge yourself. After this visit, I will consider taking some classes here. Or come to more events. I really like Crealdé.

    Please read before you get scammed. I purchased a class here and the policy stated that you have 7…read moredays before the first session to cancel and get a refund. I called today (9 days before the first day) and I was told that it was too late and the last day was Yesterday (10/09/23) (10 days before first session). I pointed out the policy and was told that "session" didn't mean class and it was incorrect so I couldn't get my money back. This is fraudulent. I will be contacting the correct state department for this. This is extremely unprofessional and clearly lacks clarity. If your policy is outdated, correct it on the website. I've attached the policy as a picture.

    United Arts of Central Florida

    United Arts of Central Florida

    3.0
    (2 reviews)

    A self congratulating joke of an organization. The grants are rigged. They only award artists…read morethey've already worked with in the past and ignore lgbtqia+ art and issues regarding visibility and safety in our community.

    Yes, Orlando ROCKS and it's because of amazing organizations like the United Arts of Central…read moreFlorida! Where to start? This thing has so many pieces to highlight and give thanks for. They fold together various local businesses, government, schools, foundations and individual artists to all collaborate to a phenomenal cause: a diverse arts and cultural community that serves residents and visitors to the Central Florida region. They run a ton of campaigns to build awareness to the arts as well as have some great programs to educate anyone who is willing to learn. The Red Chair project is a piece of UACF and it basically gives you the GO TO spot for all awesome shows, plays, art shows and education all in one place. They also partner w the CVB to bring Central Florida a bi-monthly magazine "OrlandoArts" that is an entertaining resource for everything arts and cultural happenings featuring a cultural calendar. They recently launched a phenomenal campaign -- "The Arts Matter" What's the goal? For everyone to share their personal stories and experiences as to why the Arts Matter to them. Talk about memories, emotions, anything that Art means in your life, whether you create it or just enjoy it... Go now, Go! And what is a yearly event they do? ArtsFest!! ArtsFest is a celebration of Central Florida arts and culture that takes place for 10 days over four counties. YES! It's FREE! -- arts and culture events held in various locations throughout Lake, Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties. ArtsFest provides you with a taste of everything the arts community has to offer in your own backyard - Why? Because it's so amazing and you should be taking these opportunities all the time. We have to much to offer with the arts scene here and tons of it goes unnoticed. I dig United Arts and everyone who works and volunteers hard to bring the awareness to our community!

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