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Information and registration information for the following opportunities can be found online at BloomingtonVolunteerNetwork.org.
Friday routes with Meals on Wheels
Bloomington Meals on Wheels is in need of delivery drivers, especially with Friday availability. Delivery drivers use their own car to volunteer 1-1.5 hours per month over the lunchtime (11:15 a.m.-12:45 p.m.) to deliver prepared meals on an established route to Bloomington residents who are homebound and unable to prepare nutritious meals due to chronic illness, severe disability or advanced age. Drivers must be at least 21-years-old, use their own vehicle with insurance, and
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