I'd recommend you try places like your local public library, charities, or religious institutions. I know that all of these locations have a hard time getting tech savvy individuals because they typically cannot pay market prices. Not all of the work will be programming related, and not all of them pay, but if it is experience you want even volunteer work will do.
Even if you do just volunteer to write some macros, as most non-for-profits do not have anyone on staff who is able to accomplish this, you will be gaining experience. This also will help you make connections - which may lead to a job in your field.
Good Luck!
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I'd recommend you try places like your local public library, charities, or religious institutions. I know that all of these locations have a hard time getting tech savvy individuals because they typically cannot pay market prices. Not all of the work will be programming related, and not all of them pay, but if it is experience you want even volunteer work will do. Even if you do just volunteer to write some macros, as most non-for-profits do not have anyone on staff who is able to accomplish this, you will be gaining experience. This also will help you make connections - which may lead to a job in your field. Good Luck!