WILL Volunteer Opportunities
WILL offers a wide range of volunteer opportunities. They include participation in pledge drives, helping out with special events, giving tours of our building and other activities. If you'd like to help, contact WILL's membership projects manager Heather Miller at 217-333-7300, or use our:
Betsy, Lora, Brent, Molly
Mystery Writers Plus Readers
We love WILL and get a real kick out of answering your pledge phones.
Hope Chapter #104 Order of the Eastern Star
It’s the tradition of the Order of the Eastern Star to work together to support their community. Hope Chapter #104 offered to volunteer for WILL to help support the programs that are broadcast on our station.
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Mary, John, Doris, Lisa, Brian, Joey
Tri-color Lock Key & Alarm Inc
Joey took to heart President Obama’s call for community members to volunteer. This is our second time to volunteer for WILL.
Members of Carpenter's Local #44 and supporters of WILL - Brian, Barclay, Mare, Sue, Perry and Jim.
Carpenters Local #44 help with WILL’s pledge drive
The Carpenter’s Local #44 helped make tonight’s program “Red Grange Remembers” possible. A couple of their members then came in to help suport WILL’s fund raising efforts by answering the phones. Brian and Barclay, members of Local #44 believe in supporting their community resources, like WILL TV.
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Lora, Brent, Molly, Betsy, Connie
Friends of WILL
A dedicated group of fans who came to answer phones
Ed, Alan, Oktay, Sherry, Robb, Dave & Paul
C-U Sunrise Rotary Club
WILL is worthy of support
When asked why the CU-Sunrise Rotary Club came to answer phones for WILL TV they said, “It’s for a good cause & supporting WILL is the right thing to do”.
Kathy, Scott, Mindy, Ed, Vic, Katrina, Bob, Pam & Dave
Department of Natural Sciences - Parkland College
Science shows are a favorite.
We appreciate WILL’s support of the sciences and scientific research with programs like Nova and Scientific American Frontiers.
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Honor Society students Megan, Steven and Daniel from Unity High School answer phones during Festival.
Unity High School Honor Society
“Service to school and community is one of the most honorable things an individual can incorporate into their life.”
The opportunity to serve arises each and every day; it is up to each person to take advantage of those opportunities. Unity’s national honor society students are chosen because of their willingness to work to benefit those in need without compensation or recognition. We are committed to the idea of volunteering our time and abilities for the creation of a better tomorrow for all people.