Volunteers

Enough Is Enough (EIE) always needs assistance in a variety of ways, and if you have the time and skills to give, please fill out the form below. For more information, please call 1-888-744-0004.

Enough Is Enough Volunteer Questionnaire Form

First Name
Last Name
Street Address
City
State
Zip
Phone (Home)
Phone (Office)
Phone (Cell)
Phone (Fax)
Email Address

Skills and Interests

Educational Background
Current Occupation
Employer
Work Schedule
Hobbies
Previous Volunteer Experience
Skills
Interest (check all that apply)
Working with Victims Enjoy Writing
Educating Civic Groups Bilingual (English/
Community Event Planning Grant Writing
Counseling Others Public Speaking
Educating Children Fund Raising
Working Outdoors Computer Skills
Working One-on-One Research
Working In A Group Training Others
Working Independently Other

II. Preferences in Volunteering

1. Is there a particular group with which you are most interested in working?
Children Teens Adults Others
2. Are there any groups with which you would not be interested in working?
No Yes,

III. Availability

1. At what times are you interested in volunteering?
Flexible Weekends Weekdays
Evenings Other,
2. Do you have a geographic preference for volunteer work?
No Yes
If Yes, please indicate prefered area:
3. Do you have access to an automobile you can use for volunteer work?
No Yes

IV. Background

1. Why do you wish to volunteer for Enough is Enough?
2. Have you, or any member of your family or friends been involved in an incident involving Internet safety? If so, please explain:
3. Have you ever been convicted of a criminal offense? If yes, please explain:
4. Do you have any physical limitations or are you under any course of treatment which might limit your ability to perform certain types of work? If yes, please explain:
5. Please list two non-family references whom we might vontact:
Phone
Phone

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NOTE: This project is supported by
Grant Numbers 2005-JL-FX-K198, 2007-JL-FX-KOO6, and 2009-DD-BX-0093 awarded by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.



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