As a companionship volunteer, you will provide vital support by visiting patients, reading to them, or simply being there to listen. Your presence can offer comfort and respite to caregivers during challenging times.

High school students can participate in various activities including companionship visits and office work. This program allows students to fulfill community service requirements while gaining valuable experience.

Administrative volunteers assist staff with clerical tasks such as typing, organizing newsletters, and managing office duties. This role supports the operational side of hospice care, ensuring that the team can focus on patient care.

Assist in the Regional Centers’ food pantries by stocking shelves, packing groceries for families, and making food deliveries. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring families have access to necessary food supplies.

Organize events such as Dress Down Days, concerts, raffles, or other creative fundraisers in your community. Work with our Regional Directors to bring your ideas to life and support our mission.

Coordinate food and toy drives, work at the annual holiday party, create birthday bags, and assist with the regional Holiday Wish Lists. Volunteers help provide essential material support to families.

Perform light typing, data entry, filing, answering phones, and internet research. Bilingual volunteers can assist with translation services for Spanish-speaking clients.

Serve as a spokesperson for ECF by introducing the organization to schools, churches, and community groups. Volunteers can make presentations and help with corporate connections.

Volunteers are needed to mentor and support our Shining Stars as buddies, helping them grow in confidence and learn more about themselves and the world around them. Volunteers will participate in various events and programs throughout the year.

The Auxiliary at the Center for Hope runs various events throughout the year and is in need of new members to help support these initiatives. Volunteers can contribute their time and skills to help organize and execute community events.

Volunteers at the Center for Hope Hospice & Palliative Care engage in various service programs that allow them to utilize their interests and talents. Each volunteer is appreciated for their contribution, and there are many opportunities to meet new people and face interesting challenges.

Assist with two major annual events by providing photography and videography services, reception desk assistance, and set-up and break-down crew support.

Create and contribute content for the new app supporting young fathers with essential resources and services. Volunteer to present webinars on topics crucial to their personal development and success.

Share your knowledge within the eight pillars of wellness, financial empowerment, home-buying processes, and more. Present valuable information to fathers and young men on their journey to fatherhood.

Volunteers help maintain trails by removing fallen trees, cleaning drainage pipes, and ensuring trails are safe and accessible. Tasks may include applying gravel and pruning vegetation.

In this position, you will assist adult newcomer clients with completing applications for social services and public benefits. Interpretation and translation for clients' participation will be prearranged.

As a Donations Coordinator, you will coordinate and organize donations, maintain inventory, and deliver items to client families. This role involves sorting and packaging donations appropriately.

As a Tutor, you will work with adults and children on functional English language acquisition, math, and various life skills. Lessons are primarily conducted online, and ESL or teaching experience is suggested but not required.

In this role, you will interpret and/or translate for client families who have limited English proficiency. Fluency in requested languages such as Arabic, Pashto, Dari, Urdu, Swahili, French, and Spanish is preferred.

As a Driver, you will pick up and drop off individuals and family groups at their homes, drive clients to healthcare appointments, and deliver food and clothing. This role requires proof of personal auto insurance to enable RAP-provided liability insurance as secondary coverage.