LOGAN---Discover the Potential

Become a LOGAN Volunteer

We help you match your specific needs and abilities with the right service opportunity. LOGAN welcomes volunteers with a variety of backgrounds experience and interests. All volunteers must meet basic criteria that will be explained during an interview.

To get started, simply submit a student or community volunteer application or contact Nichole Maguire, Volunteer Coordinator, at (574) 289-4831 X1043. Upon completing an interview and being accepted, you will meet with Nichole to determine which LOGAN program will be the best fit for you.

You Can Do It!

Finding the right volunteer 'fit' is important for you and for us. We want to best match your interests and talents with our opportunities. LOGAN volunteers work with adults or children in various settings. Whether you are a student at a local college, university, junior high or high school, or a member of the community, we want you to become involved. Bring your interest and talents, and we'll work with you to find the right fit. There are many volunteer opportunities at LOGAN. We hope you join the LOGAN team!

Being a LOGAN Volunteer means:

Making a difference in a person's life

Gaining experience working with people with disabilities

Expanding your skills and understanding

Supporting your community

Learning more about yourself

Discovering your potential

LOGAN Volunteers

Come from all ages and backgrounds

Are an important part of the LOGAN team

Are a tremendous source of friendship, new ideas and support

Interact directly with LOGAN clients or support them behind the scenes

Have a profound impact on the lives of our clients

Volunteer With Adults

Adult Day Services
Volunteers assist with individual training and provide one-to-one attention to adults with developmental disabilities in various classes: adults

Art
Music
Nature
Cooking
Fitness

Learn more about Adult Day Services.

Circle of Support
As a community member you can foster an individual relationship with a person with disabilities. Get involved in someone's life as a friend. Include the person in your family holiday celebrations, take him or her to a game, or join a circle of support.

LOGAN Industries/Employment Services
At this manufacturing site volunteers can assist in employment training sessions which teach clients job and life skills. Learn more about Employment Services.

Protective Services Board (PSB)
PSB is committed to advocacy and guardianship for adults with developmental disabilities who may be at risk for abuse or neglect. Volunteer Guardians are paired 1:1 with someone in need through careful selection and training. Learn more about Protective Services.

Recreation and Leisure Activities
Volunteers help with art classes, community outings, and parties. If you enjoy spending time with older adults in a relaxed setting, the Seniors program would be a great place for you. Our seniors know how to have fun! Learn more about Adult Recreation.

Tutoring
Work individually with a LOGAN client to increase his or her current reading skills.

Contact
Nichole Maguire
(574) 289-4831 x.1043
nmaguire@logancenter.org

Volunteer Process and Application

Volunteer With Children

Building Blocks
An early intervention program for children between the ages of zero and three, Building Blocks uses volunteers to assist families and therapists. Volunteers work 1:1 with a child with special needs.

SuperSibs
University of Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s College students who have siblings with disabilities are invited to mentor children ages 7-14 who also have siblings with disabilities. SuperSibs meets twice a month during the school year for fun group activities and chat times. Club members are matched for the entire academic year.

Contact
Nichole Maguire
(574) 289-4831 x.1043
nmaguire@logancenter.org

Volunteer Process and Application

Volunteer for a Special Project

If your dorm, club, or community organization is looking for a one-time volunteer opportunity, there are numerous activities including decorating for holidays, painting, constructing a wooden ramp, weekend recreational events, and seasonal activities.

A project can be designed based on the interests, size, and time availability of your group.

Thanks to the following groups who have recently volunteered:

ND Circle K- weekly bowling
SMC Circle K- dances
McGlinn Hall- Halloween treat bags
Welsh Hall-- Decorating LOGAN Industries
Christmas in April- yard cleaning
Girl Scouts of the Singing Sands Council- Christmas Decorations
Operation Smile- Saturday Recreation

Contact:
Nichole Maguire
(574) 289-4831 x.1043
nmaguire@logancenter.org

Volunteer Process and Application

Student Volunteers

Best Buddies
Super Sibs
Bethel Buddies
Rec Club
Internships

Best Buddies is an international organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with mental retardation by providing opportunities for socialization. The Notre Dame student chapter promotes 1:1 friendships between Saint Mary's College, Holy Cross College, and Notre Dame students with LOGAN clients. Buddies and College Buddies get together twice per month for activities.

Spring calendar
Officers
FAQ
National Best Buddies website

Other Volunteer Opportunities

L'Arche Seminar
Each year, LOGAN and the Center for Social Concerns at the University of Notre Dame offer a week long spring break experience to a L'Arche community. Students gain experience by living in community with people with disabilities. Visit the L'Arche USA website.

LOGAN Programs
Students help out with children or adults in various programs during the week or on weekends. Students can also help with special events, office work, accounting and marketing. Bring your talents and we will find the fit!

Ticket Donations
Donate your Notre Dame sports tickets to LOGAN Center. If you are not able to use your student or General Admission ticket for a home game, allow a LOGAN participant to use your ticket and enjoy the game.

super sib SuperSibs is a University of Notre Dame / Saint Mary's College service club, which provides support and friendship to children who have siblings with disabilities. SuperSibs meets twice a month for group activities and Sib Chats. Weekly, students contact their sib by phone or email. For more information, contact Nichole Maguire, (574) 289-4831 ext. 1043.

• Calendar
• Officers
• FAQ

Bethel Buddies provides a fun way for teens and young adults with Down Syndrome to be involved with college students at Bethel College. The group plans monthly activities on campus. This program offers an ideal way to make new friends in a small group setting while experiencing a bit of campus life. For more information, contact Nichole Maguire, (574) 289-4831.

Calendar

Friday night bowling, dances and Saturday morning recreation are popular activities with the ND/SMC/HCC Recreation Club. Campus pick-up locations have been arranged for your convenience. Please join us for bowling, dancing, or sharing your creative talents at Saturday Recreation. University of Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College students who have siblings with disabilities mentor children who also have siblings with disabilities.

Internship and Work-Study positions are available in various programs and departments. Positions can be either for academic credit or Work-Study for qualifying Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s students. Indiana University, Bethel College, Brown Mackey, and Ivy Tech students may be eligible for academic credit internships. Contact Nichole Maguire at (574) 289-4831 ext. 1043 for current openings.

Volunteer Process and Application