Featured Goldens
- Randi Deluga
- Joan Flynn, in memory of Margaret Spisak
- Mary Petras, in memory of Margaret Spisak
- Kenneth and Marijane Kubach, in memory of Margaret Spisak
Skylar: Male 5 years old
Last Updated on Tuesday, 06 April 2010 03:49
| Volunteering |  |
G.R.I.N. has many committees on which you can volunteer your time and skills! If you are interested in serving on one of the committees, please attend a membership meeting to learn more about the organization. At the meeting, we’ll give you all the information you need to know about volunteering on a committee. Or, if you prefer, email the Committee Head by clicking on the committee title.
IAF is responsible for:
- evaluating intakes (goldens being relinquished by their owners or referred to us by a local shelter) and transporting to a G.R.I.N. vet partner upon intake.
- coordinating adoptions (reviewing applications and interviewing potential adopters)
- managing foster homes (reviewing applications, interviewing potential foster homes and coordinating transport of goldens on their way to a foster home)
The Sunshine Committee responds to and acknowledges all death notices of goldens.
Fundraising Events / PetSmart and Moochie
Fundraising is what keeps G.R.I.N. alive! We have many fundraising events occurring through the year, most of which require the help of many volunteers and their goldens who are willing to donate a few weekend hours by manning our tables at rescue fairs, dog shows, PetSmart and Moochie stores. All you need is a gift to gab! We introduce our organization to interested parties at these events and answer any questions they may have about G.R.I.N. and our dogs.
Due to insurance and liability issues, all volunteers must be paid members. Thank you for your interest! To start your membership, please visit our Membership Page.
We have many "golden" banks at local veterinarian offices, grooming salons and stores that collect spare change for the organization.
We catalog events that occur during the year.
As you can see, we have lots of information for our members and readers. Our website is our key communication tool. In fact, the majority of those adopting and fostering Goldens first view our website to learn more about the organization.
The newsletter is free to our paid members. Full of fun items and valuable information, the newsletter is published every six weeks to keep our members informed and up-to-date about GRIN functions.
Our membership committee confirms all new memberships and is responsible for our annual membership drive.
Publicity
The Publicity Committee is responsible for spreading the word about GRIN events to the local media.
