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June 11, 2007 - 9:00 pm
 

Easter Seals: Volunteers needed to help with the sales of fireworks packages and sparklers at the Phantom Fireworks stations for the Fourth of July.

Habitat for Humanity: Truck drivers, receptionist and other volunteers needed.

Liberace Foundation and Museum: Greeter, ambassador, museum interpreter, office assistant, telephone receptionist and tour guide needed.

Make-A-Wish Foundation of Southern Nevada: Wish ambassadors, consultants, event crews, office workers and other volunteers needed.

State Health Insurance Advisory Program: Volunteers needed to assist Medicare beneficiaries with their questions and problems; training is provided.

For more information about these and other volunteer opportunities, contact the Volunteer Center of Southern Nevada at 892-2321 or on the Web at www.volunteernevada.org.

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