Use Your Skills and Talents to Make a Difference!
As a volunteer with SEIU's National Organizing Corps, you can meet new people, build on your talents and skills, and make a difference in other people's lives. Learn more.
Meet Lakisha Carter, a nursing assistant for the LA County Sheriff's Department and a member of SEIU 721.
She recently became involved with the National Organizing Corps (NOC), a program to engage thousands of SEIU members to build stronger unions in their local communities by helping non-union workers to organize.
Meet Lakisha Carter, a nursing assistant for the LA County Sheriff's Department and a member of SEIU 721. She recently became involved with the National Organizing Corps (NOC), a program to engage thousands of SEIU members to build stronger unions in their local communities by helping non-union workers to organize.
"Without members' contributions, we won't have as strong of a union voice," she says. "After all, it's our union."
Leticia Rodriguez, a WIC nutrition specialist at Watts Health Center in South Los Angeles, recently volunteered for the National Organizing Corps (NOC).
"The union is not a building or staff—it's us, the membership," she says.
Randy Ortiz, an ambulance medical technician at Hubert H. Humphrey Comprehensive Health Center in Los Angeles, just recently volunteered for the program.
"I want to help build SEIU Local 721 by doing things that I'm able to do," he says.
Miguel Calderon, who works at Watts Health Center, says that as a community health provider, being in a union has made a positive difference for patients and for himself. He volunteered as a way to give back.
"I wanted to help other clinic employees make improvements for themselves, and help educate them about my union."
How about you? Ready to use your skills and talents to make a difference?
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Questions? Contact SEIU 721 Member Volunteer Organizer Antoinette Withers at 323-356-2637.
Leticia Rodriguez, a WIC nutrition specialist at Watts Health Center in South Los Angeles, recently volunteered for the National Organizing Corps (NOC)."The union is not a building or staff—it's us, the membership," she says.
Randy Ortiz, an ambulance medical technician at Hubert H. Humphrey Comprehensive Health Center in Los Angeles, just recently volunteered for the program.
"I want to help build SEIU Local 721 by doing things that I'm able to do," he says.
Miguel Calderon, who works at Watts Health Center, says that as a community health provider, being in a union has made a positive difference for patients and for himself. He volunteered as a way to give back. "I wanted to help other clinic employees make improvements for themselves, and help educate them about my union."
How about you? Ready to use your skills and talents to make a difference?
Fill out this form to learn more!
Questions? Contact SEIU 721 Member Volunteer Organizer Antoinette Withers at 323-356-2637.
SEIU 721 has volunteer opportunities for people with all different skills and interests:
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- Social media activism
- Public speaking
- Materials distribution
- Research
- Photography/video
- Blogging
- Data entry
- Campaign work
- Phone outreach
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