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Volunteering and Internships

Help grow the Oracle Mission!

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Rocking Peace Pentagon

People who attend an Oracle event or stay overnight at our accommodations usually fall in love with our campus and our progressive and pluralistic vision.

So we are delighted when people ask: How can I help grow the Oracle mission?

Below are a variety of ways you can help: Volunteer on-site and join us for a work day. Volunteer remotely and share your expertise.Intern with us on-site or remotely. Donate in ANY amount – ALL gifts are appreciated!

Volunteer Option 1

Help with a campus project

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Painting Rocks

Oracle Events: You can attend our events at a deep discount if you: help us clean before or after events, greet guests, or prepare food and serve meals.

Oracle Campus Projects: Help maintain our garden and landscaping. Help with campus construction, or design a special project to enhance our campus!

Valley of Light Community: Join us “VOL Sunday” to help with chores and enjoy a group meal. Take responsibility for an area of Oracle Campus, like our Medicine Wheel or Turtle Island Labyrinth.

Volunteer Option 2

Help remotely from home

You can help us promote the Oracle Mission!

Invite friends to sign up for Oracle Updates. Help promote our events and fundraisers. Follow and share content at Oracle social media:

Help spread the word about the Peace Pentagon.

Let the world know Virginia has TWO PENTAGONS!

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Help promote the Valley of Light Community.

Join us as a resident or non-resident member. Invite your friends to join our micro-community. Come to our monthly Oracle Temple gatherings. And for women: join us in the Red Tent!

Follow and share content at VOL social media:

Intern with the Oracle Institute

Enhance your resume while you build the New World

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Intern Birthday Celebration

Oracle Interns receive skills training, learn about progressive activism, and are part of our team of community organizers. The ideal candidate is a college student majoring in political science, religion, philosophy, sociology, comunications, or media arts. Interns should possess strong communication and writing skills, and be proficient in social media and basic computer applications.

Interns work under the guidance of Laura George, Executive Director of the Oracle Institute. In return for working 20 hours per week, interns receive housing and meals with the Valley of Light Community.

Become a Financial Supporter

We are so grateful for your generosity!

You can use the dontation button below to make a contribution - Many Thanks!