Volunteer

Give Time. Change Lives.

Volunteering is a great opportunity to foster relationships with co-workers, church members, or even meet new people, all while contributing to a worthy cause.

Groups, companies, clubs, and individuals are invited to volunteer on or off-campus. There is an abundance of ways you can volunteer your time to make an impact! If any of the volunteer opportunities below interest you, we would love to hear from you! Please feel free to share any other ideas or talents you have. To volunteer on campus, you must be at least 18 years old.

Group Volunteer Opportunities

Host Weeknight Party & Dinner:

Host a dinner party for our children in Residential Interventions
Plan Dinner and Activity: organized crafts or a game in the gym
Approximately 34 children, plus staff – a total of 50 people
Monday through Thursday Evening’s from 5:00 – 7:00PM
Please consider healthy food options
Please avoid: gum, suckers, and all peanut butter products
Max of 15 volunteers may participate in this opportunity – 18 years or older only

Host a Holiday Themed Party:

Elementary & Middle School Education Program, (K-8th grade): West Campus
- Plan a holiday party for our younger students – Valentine’s day, St. Patrick’s Day, Thanksgiving, etc.
- Host during school hours; Monday through Thursday mornings, 9-10:00 AM
- Party location is Recreation Room; air hockey, ping pong, organized theme crafts, and activities are encouraged
- Please provide a healthy treat or goodie bag for approximately 50 children
- Please avoid: gum, suckers, and all peanut butter products
- Afternoon times available if providing lunch with the activity; 10:30-11:20 AM
- 10 volunteers max may participate in this opportunity
- Note: This opportunity is only open during the school year – 18 years or older only

High School Education Program, (9-12th grade): East Campus
- Plan a holiday party for our teen students – Valentine’s day, St. Patrick’s Day, Thanksgiving, etc.
- Host during school hours Monday through Thursday
- Available 1-hour time slots between 11:00 AM-1:00 PM, specific day/time arranged
- Gym available to play kickball, basketball, corn hole, etc., upon request – activities are encouraged
- Please provide treats/goodie bags for approximately 35 young adults/teens
- Please avoid: gum, suckers, and all peanut butter products10 volunteers max may participate in this opportunity
- Note: This opportunity is only open during the school year – 18 years or older only

Host a After School Party:

Host a gathering for our after school program, Connections
Opportunity for Tuesday or Thursday evenings; 5:00 PM-6:00PM
Recreation Room, Cafeteria and Gym available; air hockey, ping pong, organized activities are encouraged
Please provide a healthy snack for approximately 20 children
Small groups encouraged, max of 5 volunteers may participate in this opportunity
Note: this opportunity is only open during the school year – 18 years or older only

Plan Work Service Project:

Great for large groups, corporate volunteers, church groups, clubs, etc.

Upon availability, landscaping, cleaning, painting, and organizing projects can be scheduled
Monday through Thursday between 8:00 AM – 4:00PM
Opportunity can take place at East or West Campus
We encourage groups to bring their materials for this project. Please reach out and begin coordinating with us at least a month in advance of your desired date of service to allow for planning

Individual Volunteer Opportunities

Admin Tasks Volunteer:

Upon open availability
Volunteer provides administrative support; scanning files, organizing, and sorting
Offer support to education staff; running copies, creating packets for student use, laminating, etc.
Other tasks as assigned or as the need arises

Capstone Projects:

Be creative!
We encourage students to reach out with a few ideas for projects
Come to us with ideas for a project and we will help you achieve it
Examples of successful past Capstone projects:
- Christmas Toy Drive – student organizes an in-kind donation drive, achieve a goal number of items collected
- Design activity packets for teacher use – student creates several worksheets and activities for the teacher to use in their classrooms
- General Items Drive – student organizes a general need drive, achieve a goal number of items collected
- Build a framework for a potential program – student designs a new volunteer opportunity works through the details and presents to Volunteer Coordinator

Organize a Donation Drive:

Please note: All donations must be new and unused.

Ideas for items to collect are located on our Donate Items page.

Gift Card Drive/Home Items Drive
School Supply Drive/Toy Drive
Hygiene Drive/Resource Center Drive

Donate Items

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(855) 577-PATH (7284)

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