Hospice Volunteers are the Heart of the Hospice Team! Help us plant seeds of love that helps countless hearts to grow. Medi's Volunteers offer a range of support/services to our patients & our patient's families, from creative, administrative, companionship to spiritual encouragement. *In order to best serve and protect the patient, additional requirements of an orientation, background check, and TB screening are required.*
Thornburg Middle School has school based mentoring program pairs adults in the community with students who could benefit from extra support for an hour every week or so DURING THE SCHOOL DAY. This is an opportunity to invest in our future and develop a relationship with a middle school student, ages 11-14. You can share a hobby, play a game, help with a school project, or eat lunch together. We will provide a short training session and complete a background check, in accordance with our school policy. If you are interested in learning how you make a difference in a student's life, please add yourself to the project!
Provisions is a Non-Profit Organization. Their heart is to come together with community household and clothing donations in one spot to bless the community. They have 2 locations and are open at both locations / Monday thru Saturday 10 to 4. Locations: 8613 Patriot Highway Fredericksburg, VA 22407 540 993 4150 Lake Anna location 5743 Courthouse Road Spotsylvania, VA 22551. 540 895 7418 Ways we can serve: 1. Donate household items and clothing . Your donations are fully tax deductible. 2. Shop Thrift 3. Volunteer your time. Volunteers over the age of 15 years are welcome daily. Have an extra hour or so, stop in and assist in sorting, hanging, pricing merchandise and customer service. Just check in at the front and let them know you are there to volunteer.
We serve at least 60 meals and also provide some snacks...granola bars, oatmeal, fruit. We also have a need for men's and women's toiletries, undergarments, socks, shoes, hygiene items and clothing. We love on the community through prayer, sharing the Gospel and extending Jesus' love and compassion to all we meet.
We gather kids from the local neighborhood to be the hands and feet of Jesus which looks like family style dinner, Bible study, prayer, round table talks, arts and crafts, homework help and simply pouring into our youth. Training and background checks are required before attending on Tuesday(s). Every other Tuesday.
Here's a volunteer request for "Don't Go Alone": Do you have a heart for mentorship and a desire to make a lasting impact? **Don't Go Alone**, a mentoring program through Project Belong VA, is looking for dedicated volunteers to support youth aging out of foster care. With one of the highest rates of youth aging out in the nation, Virginia faces a critical need for mentors willing to walk alongside these young adults, offering guidance, friendship, and spiritual support as they navigate this next chapter of life. As a mentor, you'll provide consistent, long-term support, helping these youth find hope, stability, and purpose. We believe God is using this program to profoundly impact their lives, and we'd love for you to be a part of this mission. **Interested in joining us?** Sign up to volunteer or learn more today. An application packet, background check, and 4 hours of virtual training are required prior to being matched with a mentee.
We serve the Chamberlayne Rd area by taking roses for the women who are on the street, asking them if they need prayer and just providing a safe, loving experience while reminding them they are so loved by the Father. We will meet at Richmond Church of God, 4322 North Avenue at 6:00 pm **training is required to participate in this project**
This store helps the biological mothers of children in foster care in the Patty's Hope program. The types of activities that the volunteers will do are greeting customers, sorting clothes by size and hanging them, dusting and light cleaning of newly brought in items, rearranging furniture as items get sold, sorting and straightening/sorting books, appliances, linens, etc. Volunteers are needed on Saturdays for a 3 hour time period. https://signup.com/mobileweb/2.0/vspot.html?activitykey=621577274046#choose_event_page
Child Welfare Workers are on the front lines of seeking permanency and safety for vulnerable families, children, and communities. This often means they are right in the middle of the chaos and heartache of broken lives. Their work is demanding, stressful, and they are often under-resourced and over-burdened. The average caseload recommended per social worker is 12-15, but the average worker has 24-31 cases. Most agencies are experiencing significant turnover and burnout! Social Star connects individuals and small groups to a Child Welfare social worker to provide simple monthly words of encouragement, gestures of support, and recognition as they work on behalf of vulnerable children in our region. Social Workers are busy, so these forms of encouragement need to look like thoughtful emails, letters, flowers from your yard, a candy bar, a $5 coffee card, etc. Your role is to simply remind them they are seen, doing a good job, and they are important. Currently, there are 10+ child welfare workers in Fredericksburg / Spotsy waiting to be paired with a church volunteer. We ask all volunteers to make a one-year commitment to providing monthly encouragement for their social worker.